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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12
TIOusEKEEPING GOODs.-cHRisTIAN !

III LATHROP would invite particular attention
to their stock of Goods for Families and Planta-
PiIiow- Case Linens 40 in. to So IN: SHIFTING
Linens at 2sc::, SIC, and SOC; Table Damasks and
Damask Napkins; Huck Bird s,Eye, ana scotch
India bimity; Checked Csmbrcs; Heavy White
Cambrics and Jaconets; Flannels, Blankets, and
Cassimeres; Cotton Sheeting and Shlrtin2s; o.
nsburgs aud Colored Cotton Goods Mourning
Gvsds-such as e-4 Mouselaines, Poplins, Bomba-
and Lace Veis. Also, q large stock OF Velvet,
Brussels, Thieeply and Ingram Carpets, all OF
which will be sold at prices to suit the times.
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Next to Pairo's Exchange Ofice,
s.! Main. corner 18th st.

NTOIECE.--We have d large ana assort-
~ ment of Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wear and also a good stock OF Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to sell Tor the balance
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and to punetual customers. We hope that the
above announcement viii secure for at d
call from all who are in need OF anything in our
line, AZ we are determined to conform strictly TO
this notice. SIMPSON Il MILLER,
ll9 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond.
p. S.-North Carolina money taken at par for
c,nnhs de IL
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nancy GOODS Az REDuCEp PRICES

j HnRsEs--A FLESH SUPPLY JUST RECElf-
ED,--By it's nss Cows a1sa inersased quantities Of
milk Hefses out Of condition. arg restored aud
ali animals generally are greatly benefited. For
ss!e by BLAIR y HAgflE, Cary ard l!tb SIS.
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( p, We HAVE SOME GREAT BAR.

- w
tMgHGAINS AGA1N-LooK AT OUR PRICE
NfIU LisT.-Clear, nice Tumblers from 81 cts a
66lH dozen up; Goblets from 81 a dozen mp ; Pre-
serve Dishes III cts. aud higher, worth great deaf
more Kerosene Lamps from rs cts up to some
very rich patterns-the best burners out, worth
most twice the money all other Glassware In pro-
portion Dinner, Tea and Chamber Sets, bought
at a great sacrifice from New York importer,
which offer at an astonishing low figure. Our
Vases, Motto Cups and other Parlor Ornaments
defy competition. Whoever looks at our assert
ment OF Britain nia, Albata aud Silver Plated Ware,
also Table Cutlery says that we are hard 10
beat in that line: Ali kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods, in Wooden and Willow ware, Brushes,
Tinware, Walters, Looking q lasses. Nv hich we
make to order, any size required besides i'm
mense variety in Fancy Goods and Toys, &c.
SCHAAP = CO.. corner Broad and Sd sta.
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mr., j. ". CLAKkE'S ATIMULATlNG
JLINlMENT--for the cure Of Rhenaaltsn,.
pain or Inflammation Ia any part of the system,
Painful Gatheglngs in the Breasts q Females,
Ghroae Sore rna1"a' sTsaags ssfaaas spra.a.
he. ke, Rur Horace. II will care aay form OF
Cuts and sores, Scratches, sc Prepared by Dr.
j. w. CLARKE, Aberdeeg Miss. and for salebys /
JAS. II. huvAL, Druggist aud Chemist,
I fee Corner Malta aud 10th SIS. Riehmead.
IKAPES, GRAPES, GRAPES. = Recsisinx
~ this day, " ksgs White Malaga tirsps; toI
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l,pgtNtl GOODS Az GREAT SACRI-

~ flCE, TO CLOSE bUSiN ESS.--tHARliES A.
GWATklN, sth and Main streets, north side, will
sell the whole Of his spring stock at great sacri
riice-a large assortment Lawns, Cambrics Col
lars, Poplinetts, &c. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains Also, y large lot French Bereges
and English Bereges, ut a great loss. House for
rent CHAS. A. GWATkIN,
Ia q Sth and Main streets
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ne Old Dominion Insurance Company.
ClSce, No. az NUN ST., under Sc. Charles Hotel.
CASH GAfiI ALI. ...'..'.'s S<VOsVVO
AUTHORIZED CApITAL.......... SOC, 900
FIRE and MfRINE RISKS TAKEN ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS.

In addition to the ordinary mode of lns dIance,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
Buildings, the payment OF EtGHr ANNUAL PRE-
NUNS. Property j. thenceforth permanently IN
sured. By this plan saving Is effected, and the
risk and Inconvenience of renewals avoided.
The policy can be Cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
1 cent.
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~ TIoN HULL calls attention 10 his large and
well selected stock OF CLOTHING and GENT S
cash.-The same make of goods so well known
in Richmond, kept formerly by Groshong, Tup-
man CO., and Fupman Hull. Every yard OF
goods selected by himse elf, made up in the LATEST
style, and by first class hands. Always on
hand the largest stock of CENTS FURNISH
M GOODS to be found in the city. Remember he
sells only for cash and offers great Inducements.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Paro's Exchange 0fice,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

aD REDUCTION IN PRICE. .-sT EB-
m1HBlNS, PuLLEN \ co; VIII froin THIS day
U2{H Offer their entire stock Ut FANCY GOODS,
H VASES, Sc, ut greatly reduced prices Tor
cash. Now Is the time TO make your purchases for
the holidays. Call early.
s-s 6TkBBINS, PULLKN 4 Co.,
las Corner 9th aud Broad sts.
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LFRED 5. LEE,
n FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT

AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
In addition to my Forwarding Business, | would
inform my friends and the public that | have
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse and di-
recty the line of the York River Railroad,
where may be found general assortment of Vir-
gnia LUMBER, SHINGLES, nc.
Mr.. 7. w. PEERS will attend to sales of Lurn-
Der my account.
Censignments of Lumber solicited, g.. which
liberal advances will be made s LEE
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I.OTHING AT IMMENSE SACRIFICE

" have in stock about 100 Overcoats and Bust
ness Coats of different qualities and styles, left
over from last years which | have selected out
and marked down to about one half II the usual
selling price. Call and examine them; and all
not tied to fashion can get good article for very
small price The goods are here and must be sold.
This is no hunbug Cali early and take chance.
10 "a Ma
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- LOOK TO YOUR IyTrp ,aF !. !.

GsSkS READS, II good supply yet on hand which
sooner than keep them over uutil next season'
will be sold al COST for cash Also MANY oth.
yles of winter Shoes and Boots at No. a M
street. by ia ~ WIN WALSH =,
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c.rTLE Hogs SHEEP &c

gEEF.-sales this week al s3eti.25 for good to
prime cattle. 4 very few bought at the latter
price Market well supplied.
SHEEP We quote ssles at 81. 80 TO - per head
for ordinary sheep aud =; 80 II - per cwt. gross
for the best quality. -, -
distiiiery- fed " 5eUe.
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JOHN u. GORDON l. son.
y nth ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swedes, American Hammered Peru
Hammered English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Ba I'D and Scroll iron, Refined Plow
Iron and Pow Plates: Also, Tin Plate Of various
sizes, for timers and manufacturers Sheet aud
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, >pelter, and the Metals
usually sold ia thi market. APP Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

9TH LIII, NEA u Uahl
EDWIN WORKMAN Il CO.,
Il GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON IND STEEL,
Solicit consignments OF T B ACCo, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
Rs Advances made on consignments.
re BAGS furnished when required.
A AuCTloNEER ANb COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
viii attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale viii please be entered
before the morning of the sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

OUR CLSTOM.-We make it Il luie to keep, at
~ all times, fresh, reliable, and fashionable
CLOTHING, and hence to carry over rs little as
posi- b lie from season to another. We there
fore propose, for the thirty days. to offer such
inducements III ali kinds OF WINTER CLOTHING
as will ensure sales. Many styles must be sold
without regard to cost
fel KEEN BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
NOTICE THIS will buy a half dozen
~ Linen Bosom shirts; s'l6 will buy fancy Cas-
simere suit. fashionably cut aud well made. These
articles cheap, and We otter them for the plea
OF selling. IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairo'S Exchange Office,
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Id EMEMBER-rhat at LEvY,s Store, No..

- EMEMKERThat at LEWIS Store, No IS
Ia Main street, the cheapest and largest assort-
nent OF desirable Dry Goods can be had. Bear III
est Irish Linen, the cheapest Shirt Bosoms, the
cheapest Ladies Collars, the cheapest Linen
Hdkis., the cheapest Unbieached COttons, the
cheapest Mouslain-, and the cheapest Dry Goods
of every description can be had al LEWIS famed
Store Of Bargains. ia y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

DARkS 4 MINER, WHOLESALE GROCEKS
i and PROVISION DEALERS, offer for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON.
% hhds. HAMS and SIDE BACON.
Is hhds. SHOULDER BACON.
so bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
loo bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE.
so bbls. n. O. and p. K. M0LASSES.
25 bbls. Extra LEAF LARD.
80 bhls. pure CIDER VINEGAR.
so bbls. A. G. Sherman WHlSkEY.
loo bbs. BRANDY, GIN and WINE.
7S 600 choice CIGARS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his
1Sl vices to the pubic in the treatment of all Sc
cret diseases Twenty years practice in the abov
branch gives Dr. +. ia claim to public favor.-Oiice
on Franz lin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
WAYS on hand, supply of the "CHhMiCNL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS one of the very best
ciues sent to order. All commn nications by letter
or otherwise promptly attended TO. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

GREAT BARGAINS are now being offered IN
" all kinds OF Winter Clothing, at the ed and
favorite stand l02 Main street. our stock Is full
and complete presenting all needfUl Inducements
in variety Of style, Workmanship aud prices. AS
times are sadly out of Joint and money scarce, We
are determined TO make it the interest Of the most
economical BUYERS to call on US.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

n sequence of the depressed state of financial
affairs Of the country, our stock OF Clothing and
Furnishing Goods is much larger this than at any
previous season, the whole of which we will dis
pose of at greatly reduced prices. in order to
enable all in want TO be supplied at small cost.
Our stock consists of every article Of Gents Wear
ing Apparel-BiaCk Dress Suits; Fancy Business
Suits; Black Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
and Aurtout Overeoats; Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods, &c., &c, &c.
1O3, NOAH WALKER * CO., 1903,
ia 10 Corner Main and I4th or Pearl Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

n ceived new Spring style Prints, French Cali
Goes, French Brliliants. few pieces Palmetto
Cloth Satin Plaid do. do With a full supply of
striped and plaid COttons and Oznaburgs Brown
and Bleached CottOns; heavy Twilled Goods: Eng
fish Crown Ducks; heavy Farmers Linens for
70 CUIIES K CHENERN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12

IL our own importation: ,,..,.
1900 doz Ladies COTTON HOSE, an quaiIues
l,0eo - Misses All Sizes ano
900 dor Gents COTTON HALF HOSE, all quail
tiles; ,ucu,prr -,
Also. loco doz L. G. HANDKERCHlEFS, all
grades;
All of which we Offer to the trade at q Small al
vance upon cost of Importation. -
'AANo Nf~ GINTER, ALVEY ARENTs,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-03

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IA iss.,-r--1 ( 3-L:: lzss---t-1s. 1-L p ~
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~paiding'> Prepared Glue
SP4LDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SP.LDTNG's PREPARED GLUE

SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE FIEcEs,
EcOsoNY. DISPATCH
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r.-aGsm4 1g5Ez- zssc fszzsI -
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B-A Brr.h 4csc = sazses ea:. e1t.Is- PRICE :
es-.s- A1-r-sE-
HENRY c. SPALDING & co.
Is Cedzr-st-, Ne York.
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GLUE viii tf-ss itE cost EcEE21lT 10 every
. h1GseA@l3- Il
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


GREAT EXTERNAL RENEDI.
FOR EBECssTEsf. curT. NETS ALt5LA X Il y
BAGo. >Ttss SE-A ~ .4!NIs- @5T1lsS'
fsE1UIcaE ssl III 2aEgusTic
And SaE*Q-e 1-> 5E-Dt-a>
D.. .Steg4ea .>s,<et.e Connecticut,
Issrcwz AL Grsc the -Gi-t1 States
Dr.. SygLen Sa-sst. a Coszsct;c4t,
L. .A=az.,cr = = S=ge-< E-tai 'isl= il1iz=a'-
Dr.. .>rest-s Tsfaltibds LiatasHf
:. lie sa.s1-os Dr. S~reeA. Iaasaat+ LEzizs1'
DR.. Ssrget's Ist4ltt5js L;airgsRt
Cares E1ssc.uz1-7=z az eTsr flSas
DR.. S,reet's IEfalli5ls LiainseHt
Fszee-,azz rs1sa7 ter Nezrslrz a
Dr.. S4-ssts I#tal.i6!e LiRim<gt
C-~s B=rut N j seat3z T11= t5aseEE-
Dr. !srstts IafaLs1s LiaisseRt
Is.h= hest 4rouu rsz e4g tar sp.aizs aEd Br- les
DR.. S-xet's I#fqIi5l< LiaizeH:-
cure. Hsas4ens fEzs#eaa:e2y aEd was EeTer S-o=-
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DR. Srs<t's Iafc7IGble Liaiss<R<
.Fovss izeaaa.e rgap<f :~r IE=s- azd seleqol fails
DR.. Srsst ; IafaAi5le LiaizeHt.
Cares Tcc-azets II o7e =z1st
Dr.. .S@tst's L. flGLi5is LiniazeAt
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DR.. .Scs<ts Tafa!ii5k LinimeHt
i. - be<- r.rse3y fcr Sores in tA+ Kno~1 ~o.A--
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ia. r47 z.s4t tr zzore E1aG lsIlaa gF4s. All a.
praise IL
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= h tes. rex+,iy 81 Ss-es - ne sac~H ~eee'
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: u Frurrst.e-s- = oF% 81 u
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SsNT g9as-Fo2 yHE BENEFIT OF Ssavnr-s
>1se ~ warning Vst:e 81 1hsl Ssrf-gF-.. q
t+a-.EEy. C9-szs..- 9: Has se--Ara TM.xr, -.
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No :. UNION ST., Bosroy

No- - Union ST. BosTcS
H@a14r N ,ll+ LsAthsr. Calf Stfrs A.. Ss,-. Fiji
A. hFs 81 -EPeFs a- stb+ h1t Es9 eE1 10 s-1tr
pan ~ sass u e9qss-Btt Litt4 #q.a .spaf--5 -,
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OLD BOSTON BREWERY

NLE-z.4S-- sex, EII 24l4 tz,t amber ags il FL. l.
: = t1f' AZ A-ss. srF-8aI. F.- res1fr rs
- a4- 49, AIT ftr sAat ~ lls lH.s1
80 E-s-r y ISAAC CpJs & 60.
= C,t..rIr
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERA TOR.

TIL Rer--@-=,a-7- i r1t ~ IN -~o SIZES, al
rs;&i-s - 80 ce7rs tor Ei-s ac1r.ss, AT 81 :or
q1s-- ts7-rlss- Ta= 9-s-- 5o.iE5s LIE z-t1 the
cLe1-es.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-18

The RIGHT SORT OF TALK.-Abe Lincoln's
nephew-so says the st. Louis correspon-
dent of the Sac. Union-edits the Spring.
field (Ill.) Journal. The following is what
the nephew says of secession. We hope
he has caught the spirit of his uncle. 1t
is the right sort of talk.
There are not few who seem to think
that the Union will be dissolved whenever
the South Carolina secession Convention
passes a resolution to that effect. The
Union cannot be dissolved by the passage
of resolutions South Carolina may re-
solve that she is no longer part of the
Union. She may hold secession meetings.
mount disunion cockades, plant palmetto
flags, trample under foot the glorious flag
of our country and proclaim from the
house tops her treason and her shame, but
this will not dissolve the Union. She may
compel her citizens to resign official place
held under the FEDERAL Government-she
may close her Courts and Post Offices, and
put her own people to great deal of in
convenience and trouble-but she will be
in the Union unmolested. She cannot get
out of this Union until she conquers this
Government. The revenues must and will
be collected at her ports, and any re-
sistance on her part will lead to war. At
the close of that war we can tell with GER
tainty whether she is in or out ofthe Union.
While this governmeet endureS there can
be no disunon. If South Carolina does
not obstruct the collection of revenue at
her ports, nor violate any Federal law,
there will be no trouble, and she will not
be out of the Union. If she violates the
laws, then comes the tug of war. The
President of the United States, in such an
emergency, has plain duty to perform.
Buchanan may shrink it, or the emergen-
cy may not exist during his Administra-
tion. If not, then the Union will last
through his term of office. If the overt
act, on the part of South Carolina takes
place on or after the lst of March, 1861,
then the duty of executing the laws de-
wolves upon Lincoln, The laws of the
United States must be executed the Pres
ident has no discretionary power on this
subject-his duty is emphatically pronounc-
ed in the Constitution. Lincoln will per-
form that duty. Dsunion by armed force
is treason and must and will be put down
at all hazards. This Union issnot, will not
and cannot be dissolved until this govern
ment is overthrown by the traitors who
have raised tie diSunion flag Can they
overthrow it =? We think not. They may
disturb its peace-they may interrupt the
course of its prosperity-they may cloud
its reputation for stability-but its tran
guilty will be restored, its prosperity will
return, and the stain upon its national
character will be transformed and remain
an eternal blot on the memory of those
who caused the disorder Let the seces-
sioDlsts understand it-let the press pro-
claim it-let it fly on the wings of the
lightning, and fall like a thunderbolt
among those now plotting treason in Con-
yention, that the Republican party, that
the great North, aided by hundreds Of
thousands of patriotic men in the slave
States, have determined to preserve the
UniOn-peaceably if they can, forcibiy if
then must
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-18

THE ExPUNGING PRoJEcT.-The Marysville
Appeal takes our Broad street neighbor to
task for its remarks on the proposed coope-
ration of the Republican Legislators with
the Anti-Lecompten Democrats in expung-
lag from the journals of the Legislature the
resolutions condemnatory of Broderick,
passed in 1859. In the main, we agree with
the article of our MarysviIle cotemporary,
but we radically differ with it on the prop
esition to mutilate the journals Not for
the advantage of any party, or to crafty
any set of men would we alter the record
as it stands. The proceeding is not without
precedent in the doings of the American
Senate, but nevertheless, we insist that the
Legislature of California has no more right
to erase resolution rejecting upon SEN
ator of the United States than to blot out
the resolution declaratory of the innocence
OF COL Whitman on trial for impeach-
ment; no more right than to put US down
for having supported an infamous bill, when
posed to it. 1t is the boldest and most bare
faced assumption for parliamentary body
to mutilate the record of its predecessors.
If there is anything disgraceful on the
journals, let it stand to testify to the Dis
grace of the actors. After Legislatures do
not blot out the disgrace by blotting out
the record of it. They ought not to attempt
1t. 1t is mutilating the written history of
the State. The Constitution provides that
the Houses shall keep records of their pro-
ceedings. What for ITO be defaced by their
successors? The object is that the record
may be preserved, not destroyed. There is
no power granted any where for one Legis-
lature to change the record Of its predeces-
sors. The spirit of the Constitution and
common justice forbid it.
If the present or any subsequent Legis-
lature wishes to make amends to the shade
of Broderick for injustice done to Broderick
living, there is proper mode. They can
resolve, re-resolve and yet resolve again,
and spread the whole upon their journals
They can declare their predecessors to have
been unwise, impolite AID unjust, and there
will be none to dispute their right to do so,
and few to question their Judgment. But
the Vandal spirit that would demolish the
proud triumphs of barbaric act to wreak
revenge on a conquered race, or to crafty
religious, or partisan fanaticism, is not to
he commended. The Alexandrian library
contained much that was doubtless scanda-
lous. yet damned be he who burned it.