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DI86OLUTION6, &c.

CO.PARTNERAhlP NOTICED. HAG-
ERTY and H. W. STARKE have associated
themselves togetheI.. under the style and 6rm Of
HAGERTY STARK +, No. 2O Nam street, next
door to Adams l. Co.'s E1press Office, for the pur-
PLUMBING, STOVE, RANGE, AND Nor AIN
business. Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDING. BRASS ~FlNlSnING, &c.
We are now prepared to execute all orders on
trusted TO- our charge n either Of the abovs
b!ancAos, in the very best manner, and by irst-
class mechanics. We would especially cali the at
tentiOn Of country merchants before purchasing,
- We feel confident as our stock is entirely new,
that we can give entire satisfaction.
we would als9 cal The S~ttentien Of the trade to
and Steam Filters. which We are manufacturing
and .ellinE. at Northern prices.
Babblt Metal. Garrett's, Patent Anti Friction
Hixhe.t cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
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APRIL
~. 4 LADY OF TIE wxaT.

~ - -
M 4 LADY OF TIE wKaT.
rae drearv sessoa now has passed,
S<iok. n 0uli embryo, ~
Rsah Ntont ohagea which noeesy givsss
Isssfor ndds 70 Nnau!ee 9WAy.
Asi asvne hath gentiy led Ato0e
~ ono which Yearly 70 a90oafo
Chs1 IN her changinG hue.
n eSili C sadden smiles eears.
An vAyvasd April, Who May know
When mirth or gloom Whl Veil nv tAoo:
A ssn,ie hath scarcely Wyoatho6 thy beUW,
6nInra the sl9ns 81 toAru ~ trace.
One 0otnent doth 3 sunbeam beluAt
Adoyn thy brow oereleiy .otoert
The next behobds . gathering iowa.
And storms dark hammer planted t6efe.e
Though changes Oft Thy faes cons GER.
TIVE % Inc cs,usss II Nasafs. thos
Ioet nusoo The beauties all the while.
Thy Eentto gales ere Got less soft,
Nor are thy oaOoming Aoyors lees fNr,
Because they ecarcely roe Thy smile
Before they feel thy peusivs tear. 4.
All. cay. caa frisndsh,V ever knov -
The sickle sweets which charm tey powe''
Feel lore ~ deetinG ~ thy smile, -
And warmth ~ tfaneiene - M ssowst'
Sure. il il can, IL 10 not true,
And should not hear the sacred name
,Tis not that which never dleo.
EaktnAlod By adocel0n,s nanio.
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Nuruett's Superior Extracss. for taypr-
ia cUVTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE ICE
CLEANS, yELLIk4, SAUCES, 10, To-. (yre-
IL sisspten Of Conisetionsre. Hotel, Keepers
and Papilios. IL Tespoctfuii1 invited 70 the above
9amsa kxfFscts. They have al the freshness and
sayos q ths deliqats ffaits fson Which they are
MI.bT6N and ". /. W1kfN6, ssd At rseail
j t14ouu eonerally. IS
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-- NOTICE. t0pO
MAATO PASS ENGERsIOVI
NORTH NEW Al

@8dS@GOoIfNHG; NoRRTPHi.NSEW Al
RANGEMENT.-lMPORTANT TO TRAygk
M ERf FcKsiRGS I rTNI FIJI I'm ASR Ro TAsotsi
rying the great United States Mail. Twice a'
andria. w ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia. w
York, and all important points West, VII. Asgs
Crock and W%ashingtOn, over the Richmond. I'm
ericksburx 4 Potomac Railroad. to the lotass
river, rs miles, sud BY splendid and ecmlnras
steamers thence 10 Washin gton, Is miles, ia 81 y
miles In seven hours; being . comfortable Nd
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure: $50, A. NJ, and !, Pm
BAGGAGE. under charge Of Speoisl Arena
ChECkEDTHROUGH to Washington, Bsihnss
PhiladeIphia and N6w.YOrk.
THROUGH TICxxTs can be secured Ut The Iodse
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IN EUROPE.-kev. Theodo' e
Parker. In one Of his letters from Europe,
nnhliahed In the Liherator, says:
ain Europe yOu see many Things which
saem .trnnae to an American. Take the use of
wine, II i am right, the Europeans consume
nhonf & 500 GU, OOO gallons of wine. In France,
leave out OF account the pasture land which
ia mot plowed, and the forests, of the actual
nrahIe land, one-tAiyd Is devoted to the culture
Of IT. erapel Yet there are immense districts
where no wine can be raised at all. ! see it
stated that the government returns make it
appear tina the people of France drink $751;
O0iOOO gallons of wine, and the Gale ulation Is
s1hat the amount il not much less than l,OOO,-
tOOOOO! Yet / don't believe, In the year 1859,
there was SO much drunkenness among the
80, 0O0, 900 people OF France a. among the 3,OUO.-
GWO Yankees of New England! ! have been
. four month"; at Rome; there are wine-shOps
every where l am out Of doors from three 70
six hours a day, and have never yet seen a
man drunk; now and then one Is merry, never
intoxicated. The Romans, Italians, French,
Ac.. are quite temperate they drink their
weak wine with water, aud When they take
liauors. it il only a little giassful at = time,
which does not make a spoonful. l don't be-
lieve there Is . bar in all Italy where men step
mp and drink rum and water, gin and water.
&c. Excessive drinking 10 not to the taste OF
the people. In the North of Europe, and even
in Switzerland, it IL not 30. The English.
without help from the Irish and Scotch, drink
about 60O,NMN,UUO or 7uO,ta0,OUC gallons Of beer
every year. not to speak Of The wine, spirits,
&c, they take to wash It down withAl.
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PLANO FoRTEs.

-R> MlCh ~ . I'd PIANO tvn,
z MANDATORY, n IbNLsS
wv = vDEPOT OF FOREIGN \ ATS M
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL
OORR 4 RADE, WaTerooms 81. fssm, q
Broad street. would respectfully i9y,ts M Y ~
tensloa 70 their large assortment OIL riAsvII,, n
WOuld oder such guarantees - VII ~'''
most fAstidlQus purchaser. .~r kk|
Our PIANOS Spo warranted iof bvs yrH.h,, -
in tuno twelve months, and exclaimed vl.a,s
6rst six moufhs, ii they fail to give snafs ""'
ton TO the purchaser. A.- u|
Particular attention 10 paid to orders n Y. n
country, y persons MAJ saSey IVY
faithful execution Of their orders.
Old Pianos taken in exchange iof nesos
- PIANOS hired 1t low rstss; FADE,
A ,s-aAcv,v Rlchuosa. -
- Ll6HTE 4 Nm 49, a ~
pIANOS.-We call the tsev.sssaa .
w " eiti1eAs Of Richmond ana ~ ines .
strumonts With Mr.. CARUSi, thai tas's " Il u
in all respects. Eay b tested ~
We warrant iii oar PIANOS. and q. isessr
high and ~ name ryus tesfirioniaS - y 4 \:
Il th0 country. all Of which eau r.,
Canvas, on Broad street, Il door irvn shIHi'aY.
r~As~n Dn&OS 70
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FOR NORr0Ir

FOR
%o SPOlNT AND HlSPr1a;, o.
II, Sons intending 10 wa, ,oN-fe
direct, expedit,"Ss and ceMfortatSe' 1 ,a.s he Nd
Folk AND .fEFERsBHufksss ,sa |: s6st
tns hlchn'Srd and PetsrshSrE Rallr"aS cclAOS. d
Be sold at the following rates: 1ickEfs <,
For Norfolk; FIRST class PASSENGER \
Do: Second do. d. .- III
For Old Point or Hampton. return iics.. u
the round trip good within is ds,s ebs
SECOND az dn' h.
Straight tickets; first class Is
Do. second do. ...:"m u
These fares embrace the Steambo,i ., !
Norfolk 10 OId Point. and they 'cexer III ny lss
betwsen depots in Petersburg and f,o Saa ssgpa
upon the Steamer at Norfolk. ~- "om " IN
At Norfolk, the Cars connect d;,.o,.-
Steamer. which has been engaged 10 ' ~, w |.
There is no delay or inconvenienee ~ tS xa.rs
wharf. -''A 'neohaasr,
PASSENGERS by this route leave Ri.h...
4; NJ; 2 breakfast IN Petersburg atS. ,sscs ! \, =
IL NJ, allowing ample time for ali nrel; mampte' Y
dinner. IAN ksf'
Passengers by this route have the p,iv;,.,..
mainins over tn Norfolk md going 70 Oil f fm ,
Hampton IN the afternoon or BY The sam" nv r"ass
PASSENGERS RETURNING from oa p...
HAMPTON, leave Old Point at Sis A. NJ. ~ % in
ton st !:4e A. M, Nn each case altar the i s,as
p. NJ; srriye in Petersburg at 4:1s. andi ,,I y ,.a
1t 6:lS r. NJ, in time to connect with ~ Sa ~
'I M<B&S ia Sfi' ca ais1!Psi THROUGH.
WILLIAM MAH0Nr
H--t
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a AND k1RfHENwARE.
~ SPRING TRADE, 1850!
GEO. J. NJ N En- l. CO.,
CHINA. GLASS. AND QUEENS WARE


No. 20. Pearl or 18th street, Richmond. Va.
In consequence of unavoidable delay in the COM
pletiOn Of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall he unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes and our friends will find us At the old l0ca-
ton, No. ~ Pearl street, for another season:
Our stock 10 now daily arriving, and ~ the largest
and most complete stock Of Fart HENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in Virginia, and
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, Who may
visit this market, to our prices. confident that We
can successfully compete with the Ian est houses
in any Of the Northern States.
w only ask them to g,,vs us the preference over
Northern houses, provided VIC can do a. we'll for
them. We ask nothing more. :
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply. the BEST quality of Stoneware, a.
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
~ RICHMOND MADE u z :.
Notwithstanding Of Jugs, Jars, Pitch
ers, ChuIns: &c. for sale at
kEkSEE l. PARIS Pottery.
= Corner Of Cary and 18th streets.
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JAMES ID.

j ORNAMENTAL iron X
IRON RAILINGS, YERANDAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETnTsEEs, &C.; also. Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country.
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-RR1 CARRIAGES, CAkRlAGES...
HX6RThe subscriber has on hand lat his Coach
~ Making Establishment on Lombard AL
Icy, between Main and Cary tIsth and Ath stsy
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGGIES, with and with
out tops. and SULKIES-all Of his own make, 81
will be sold as low as good work of the kind can be
in the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask a
call from those in want Of any article IN the Car,
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
fs z4md9m MiCAJAH MANGUM.
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-. Pianet15s Dittera.-Thi CslabFated
Ioale las heen need successfully fps tn last tvelys
~ y Ssses Ct lndsgestion. Fletaleney. Gem
~ Sscase 3 healthy action .thfQ4ghopt the
fsSS. 49, Ne aPpoete, eeuelise To ~cisouls-
efSssea peUes Of Tesfs1askce % {isseSc rsssiy -
AIe pareiy yesstshls, and sisste9 q IN -. .,1
sasS|tio nj q sTs M, g. - tfskl22fit s ~ 1 iEc
tsScs No. 10 Fssrl strsst ciNSsVss ssassalb.
sn-sa pisasf &. HsiItHs 81! 91.seis..
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~ CHINA, GLASS, &c
~ j. A II II III H. n w A X Z. ~

q. Is. TAYLOR,
liz MAIN STREET,
Has now in store, and on storage. lately received
per ships Invincible, NiagarH and Star Of the West,
and from the principal glass factories Of the coun,
try, the largest and most complete assortment Of
goods he has ever been able to offer TO the trade Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. He feels
c%onfdept he can compete with the re- packing
ability to do so, he will duplicate at the same prices
any bill purchased Of n Te-packing house at the
North within the past twelve months. All orders
Goods carefully packed anu forwarded promptly.
NH 23-1m
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.Tou MAxsHALL's LAsr."-The Cleveland
Plaindealer of the Attn, tells the following
story Of Hon. Thos. +. Marshall, which it pro-
nOunces his Every last" -.
In coming TO this city . few weeks since
from Cincinnati, he stopped over in delaware,
a a~onrishing village in the interior, tor = day
or two. Just before leaving there he asked
the asent 70 check his yAlice Tor Oleyeland.-
The ageat,a tail and verdaat-looktng young
man, chAtesd :. q ieveiaad I" GA ths valice and
went away. The brilliant Kentuckian didn't
exactly andersn and this way OF checking. bat
q sudden thought struck him, u hs startsd
An pursuit Of the agent. After = profTacted
search, MalshAh found him. @a-g5fs
.Lo9k here" saaA TON, II want that piece
What for p asked the assonishsd went.
= inAt ! can have something to show for
my BAGGAGE "A Clsyelandm ssid Tom, with
perfect gravity. - -
The ssrdans-iookin scent brushad ii. Ion.
soap locks from his eyes, closely suryeved
Toms lace TOR . moment or two. and ssid
s~olefnniy. We ein'rally give 4 smaii piece 81
necs.s - 1G n sou 81 eng 1000 T. sasI r~sckon'saiat
. There was jest time 70 @ aeross Tia atrsnt
and setnrn hstoro the train starte6. ma ~
form o. ne eali ksatnckiaa tOwereA g ~
SrAspARD HousEAoLD WosDs.-Psh.v,
Stop yonr noise. ia bog Your esr.! Hold
b.! Goaway! Get ost! Behave yonrssaf!
catch IT. Il0n't bother! Oome hese directly :!
Putaway shose thtassl yoa.l kill yoursslfi
dop't care! Thsy'SA Mise! Mind yopr own
business! IN Sji ny nal You msent thing
There. I told yon sol Yos didA'ty yoa Al6i
1 will Aays ~ u, - whas yOu'vs doneg-
you ! ~ oast ySu gss 81 fhoueAl Its
ny house! WHO'S afraid Of yosl Mhehh.h.hl
nsc.aoe! Boo. cot 90! eof WHAT'S The
mater clesr ON Of this zoos 1trsely ! %
sSo asa!ns Right away! Dsae ~ lts
ali nv ha,s -. one cray ! na1sr - - =
-. VEL, AayS 3 .ssyss -! ssys ~ says
{ .nsy: h'ss. mel MOL Hon Il sll tAs way
= doano' rnree lonhcesl 0orsdi Pompa.
y @ous: wssksd croas1iss. Lord & Taylor,s!
nnsn.u ams. wlsn vsivetf sTsp yardsg Cat bise!
-. TkSdsr = AfitfkAIs9ssI,yhansafAa{nis Miss,
49, evss na1e tastAts essS591Ss~sssS.
mntee testeeday. N.E N3sSas - -
- vt91Ssssssssx
M[Ex4N.%I@<% ZE=E = = e%FEs
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~SAe NEW AND ATTkACTIVE
AkE& ROUTE TO NEW
@hW PECERSRURGm n

ill RStTk 4 H SSSkAA tY6eRkkaacr.vE
AND N0RFOLK-Passengers !eay-9S19
Ing. Riehmond every MONDAY, WEDNEspAY
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CARS, At
half past four o'clcck,-say 40 a. NJ, will con;
meet With the cars at Petersburg. for Norfolk, and
ships ROANOKE YORKTOWN and JAM ES-
TOWN, for NEW YORK. arriving at New York
ferent lines going EAST and NORTH.
Passage to New York from Richmond, including
meals and state room, on board the Steamers, the
Same. as though passage was taken on board the
ship here-SlO.
For Tickets, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharves.
N. B.--The Pursers of the ships, or one Of cur
Clerks viii be on hand In the. vicinity of the Pc
tersburg ticket office every Monday, Wednesday
and SATURDAY. m"Inlngs. at 4 O'Clock. to supply
cured them at our Office previously L.. l. W.
mh 81 t.
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n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE,
No. 255 BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN
CHARLES AMI HANOVER.
BALTIMORE, MD.
IAN H. b r. n Is u X Y,

y "A WI IL - H. ID r IN ID ~
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(Late with Geo. A. Warder Il Co.,)
Would respectfully invite the attention OF country
merchants 70 their large and entirely new stock q
HATS. Of the latest styles, for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business. and very su-
perior facilities IN obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers, we feel confident that we can oteT
inducements to country merchants in both quality
and price, and we would he pleased to have you
call and examine our stock when you visit our city;
Orders promptly attended to-. Hats manufactured
tn order. JAMES II. BENBURY i CO.
fe l6-eOd3m
m SPRING AND s u N NJ + K, 1850
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.-WM.
I. +, A7 Broad street, is now in receipt
of a larre and well selected stock of HATS, CAPS
and STRAW GOODS, which he offers to bis Gus
toners and the public in general at Who'll EsALE
and X EJAtL. He has now in store and for sale
the iates: and most fashionable sty les Of all kinds
Qualities and cOlOrs OF HATS, GAPS, and STRAW
GOODS.
Dress Mole Skin HATS, of the finest quality and
latest styles, made to order.
A cali is most respectfully solicited from ali in
want of a good Hat or Cap. at
VIM. T. MOOR E'S,
2H Broad street. Rich Va.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland 6sd "a
on board the comfortable steamer between AHsa
Greek and Washington. ~
For further information, apply NthDeea1
Broad street, ShockOe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Cent TickstAS
SANsL RUN. Nup't.
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>~R< Oh! MAN. MAN. THOU AIT
&@changes Of life, for it leaves but .
dresry waste to contemplate upon. So now fOr so
lllO@uixinE.
MIR. EDiroR : Al / said in my last advertisement
l had been studying astronomy. of course people
expected to hear of some great phenomena l would
have discovered, but in examining the elements. j
found there was a mystery beyond the. cOmprehen-
sion of man. and a. [ had no desire TO build q tower
Of Babylon, therefore I gave it out and went to
solditics.
from the bowels Of the earth to the mountain top,
90 that l push along. keep moving; for 1t is wiser
than setting aside and dreaming. signing and vast
ing life's tide, for in lifs's earnest battle those only
prevail who daily march onward and never say
fail. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th st., Creek Nation, Richmond, Va
2. 81 promised the public a romance Of my
life, which will DO forthcoming IL due time.
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~spssISRSS 1TNhS HSss az. .ES!S sIEE I'm
. co. ksseyisAssssss.stfal.y ip1srI sseis flissss
ia lsl e: 1 sss'i q 6 sSSfs. ls Isl al fs sifs sss is ss.s'
B0NNET Cabs. 20. vhiek are otis,sd e ths
s n.S.a to 5; soaR xss,h .i'1 ii "a & 1 sss.: :' 1.s!s:. o a..i
s!i.!f ,.s =. a s : ssIr; H I:s,s1 f,b nts' !. Ssiie 3: = MA.
assortment 81 new style Button Boots, Glove Kid
! nSS..; .e !: which all 't 6. i asEsfIes . ' c6.'s. to
iss Broad street. bst.sen sth sna esh.
examine our stock isfors saakia1 their purchases.
- and SHOES. AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having = large stock Of the following 5000 On
s ssss; cent? :ss = F Gssss e 81. ILL., sss. .ss s g. S ssss.;. S,:ssSs
CAT Congress Caters, sac; Gents FrcIfh Caii
sSsos:s IS ai 9; e:n. 3 v H"is x,a Ss;s.s:. SD;
The above are Of our own make. and re warIans
wy a" ''''' nj M* 4 ssiis'iSs?a Rs!s : ss TO-.
ASSSSs sHHo 3; pSFAHSEKka All Am ss22sSrl~
iiiends and the public generally that he he ecy
s n YES s and S2 FRGS sha sa co%sr,: ssSst III Il he Sesi
grades Of Goods in his line, both Of hts own manu-
He respectfully invite. the attention Of the ppb,;
Inc to his stock, being satie6ed that it is excelled
ton. -
city acceptancee. are especially invited to call, as
it will be to their interest to do 30.
J. C. PAGE, JR.. No. IS Main ct.
BOOTS AM NMOES..GREAT -
REDUCTION l N PRICE6.-CHAS.~
%BEHLE, Broad street, between "a and Sd:
keeps q large stock Of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
SeFvants' wear constantly ON hand, and dekes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
~ he manufactures 70 order, and suRerlntends
himself. loo 14-ly1 BELLE.
= A NOTICE THAT CANNOT -
BE CONTRADICTED BY. ~ANY
~ONE.-W0 are Low prepared to furnish our
customers. friends and the public generally, with
any kind Of BOOTS and SHOES that they may
want, either Of our own manufacture or Imported,
either for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses, Boys. or
Children. OF the latest sty les and of the bost quail.
ity. We also keep on hand a large assortment OF
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, Of the
most approved styles and finest quality. Also.
CARPET BAGS and VALICES of every style and
description, all of which will he sold low either by
Wholesale or retail. by ALEX. HILL 4 20.
Manufacturer and Importers of Boots and Shoes,
III Main street, Richmond, Va.
u TRUNKS AND VALICES.-The
6f1Ji subscrlbers have nov in store the largest
ever been offered for sale in this City, m'de ex.
or valloe will please give Us 2 Gall; Nj.
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ENTI6TR

KS SURGEON DENTIST,
door to r. :H Hosto ON Ke schIs trim.miin me-. sto ot:s and n sVo
doors above Messrs. ThOs. II. Price & Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
house, would 10 pleased to zee those with whom he
has engagementS, and has made extensive prepa-
tiOns performed il the most approved and scientl6c
style known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted to give satisfactiOn. (Ocl3Ely
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
- HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS
FOR SPRING, 1860.
RIO. l.. DICKINSON
q Main street, Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
has in store, and offers to the Southern trade on
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL,
A large and complete SPRING STOCK Of
hAis' CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
Of the latest and most fashionable styles.
Merchants VISITING this market will find it to their
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those tChO buy for cash, a liberal
disc OMxt scfH be made.
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
OF every description. furnished at the shortest mo-
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILL. HATSc cannot be excelled for
style, neatness, or finish: A call - most respect
fully solicited. re. l.. DICKINSON.
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson Il Weislger.
NH 8-2m
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n. GOROON q SON,

TOHN n. GORDON & son,
.. -l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE H0IHL,,
Offer for sale a large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered. Peru
Hammered. English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and Plow Plates: Also, Tin-plate Of various
slSes, for timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap Its
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" IMPoR ERs. AND pEALEHs ~ -
OILS. PAINTS, VAkN!SHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

- $500. po.&
Baron Macaulay says sne 13aaOn TO-,
now lies close At the IoOt OF WcsVMscotts
statue Of Addison, whom ne once 20 nopplly
described As the unsotiieo sCAtesmAn, ulS nc
complished scholar, inc mas'eI ~ P.so M.
lieh ~eioquence, the paantet OF isie
and manners, and "the great satirisc VINO
alone knew how TO use ridicule witnout aous-
ing II; who, without tLnlcttng . wOun0,
effected . great social reform ano Wa re-
conciled wit and virtue, after = long and dis
xstrous separation, during when WIS nao oeen
led astray by prOfiiEncy and virtue ~ 1Ahau'
cism." The remains OF Adoisons AoWeve..
are AZ some distance rom .es stU' .S Sa chs,,ei
Of Henry VII, aud II was NOT 0uuI t"ze
generations had lougneo anu wspt ose1 nls
pages that any tablet WaS Iaaseu uvnIs me-
m"ry III me Aooey' m IN wsyych " "xer the
statue which now Keeps WAUGH OVER 'he
Dewly-closed grave:
ut represents Addison as we can concelve
him clad in his dressing.gown, ano iree0 from
his wig, stepping from nis pariof At Ouelsea
into his trim little garden, with the account
Of the Everlasting Club, or the Loves OF Hilpa
and Shalum, just finished Tor Inc next DAYS
Spec tatQr, in his hand" ..,.~
IS Tricky streWn near the grave VI nny
are the relics Of men whose names are ss. n , ne,u
in reverence, and wnose wo'n a,s "nt Lass than
nfnre OF our country. Aso -, osrnat .
a brilliant essayis.. Ma. nat and nrs-
sent. and IN death the aatnos .. .h = Sns n;sh
Ancient Rome, anu tne Oos1Hu W 49, 80" ,.,no
Armada: Will tsce In0inas ~ Hnns' A few
q poets Iame by AZ ~ snrohied noet of the
feet from the grave % INA - ,hs fine old niece
naneteentn cen..ays r.n;ch marks fhe resting
u '1o...S :, ,h.r If Enolish noetrv.
place OF Cnauce.-.s.ue az rshancsr. ..the
just opposa" 20 ~ "a,rv :. the monu-
DAY SURE, OF HHsaaSu = ncriss Of our
1nent oI raille opeI Uan ronson tells .for lack
poetry. VINO oleo. a. ~ ,,-sni~ n;eces sent him
oi Dreau. IeAus.re ~ ~ nc y.as sorrv he had
by my Lord OF E.ssex, Il rs;riv ohiitera,ed
no time 70 spen1 sa ,ha tomb of Spenser
oy the aana y. linz .,dar. lies the BODY of
Edmund SpenseI, tns LII, ,n.Ss 10 "thsr Wit.
time, whose oivlne sp, , ! he has ,eft behind
ness ,naa ane WOtAs Nv = ramstist. sleeps here.
too, but NO memoriai OF nssi;p nrona;a.aiH h.
resung.piace ~ > msrhIe much de.
h,nd Cnaucsrs tSn I'm ,ss. Of dorset. bears
iaced, erec.eo ~ a''e "n."ters an ;nscr;nt;on
in very li!egio!e cnafacIe,s III p =
written ny Ben .oISnn = W. Sr,ye mara Il
ton. sui nearer Mac". ,r;,h ,ss ;nscr;~t;on