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Boston copper STOCK Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. II.
Prices for mining stocks bld in Boston to-day ::
Central So; Franklin as; Huron -; Isie
RoyslO 13; Hsnoock 81; Minnesota 2; Rockland
5; Aztec = French Greek u; Copper Falls 2s
Quincy GO. Market dull.
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3. Il. moNEr mARKEr-feb. u.

IBT TELEeRAPH.l
MOney-Stsadg ct 30.
Sterling Electromagnetic at I0sJ5 910sZ
for gold.s
GOId-Dull and without material change
Opening ct 2O31z, oeoiing to sO3z, advancing 10
20isS, and closing 81 2O35592 33S-
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Fragrant SOzOdOut hardens and invigorates
the gums, purihes and perfumes the breath, clean
sos, beautifes and preserves the teeth from youth
to old age,
Sold byalI Druggists.
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sIOO for S75-A new 500, never used, GROVER
and BAKER Sewing Machine for S75, or $50 one
for $3.50.
For particulars inquire at lhe LEADER Counting
Room. febl4:l99.
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CLEVELAND EVENING STOCK EX.
CHANGE.

RRIBAT EvESIEO, Feb IT, 1865.
The Bard was largeIy attended this evening,
but the fsell5g was not active toward the general
stock list, and, comparatively, the trsnzactiOrs
Wero light. There were Tree baysrs Of gold, how
ever, at 30 dsl and this class OF contracts we're
com 2arstively Ia ge. The sa'es we're as follows:
q q noo II ( e. < gn commons oT9
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Ecw Music.-ssnd and get tn e Gong en-
titled SOMEBODY'S Darling" 1t is very pretty
and sure to pIeaEe. Price 30 centsi sent by mail
free Of charge. Published by D. S. CRITCHLEY
4 CO., Cleveland, o. febls1el
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FIIHE CLEVELAND FREEDMENs
4 A.d Commission Rooms are lOos.si at 30. 81
Gank street. They giu 30 open during business
h.urs or ihs reception Of stores for the suffering
Erssdslen- D. a GAGE,
nfi92.dav Secretary.
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CozREcTIOE.-In our apportionment of
quotas published yesterday, the compOsitor
made us write the First Wards credit
az" L is, unfortunately, but II.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Look !-Do you deal in Hoop Skirts and Cor
sets Then buy your took Of JACOB FRANK, No.
40 Water street. Mr.. F is about to open an ex-
tensive establishment on Superior street, andis
anxious to clear out his pres Mt stock which he is
doing very rapidly, and at grest'y reduced rices
If you in want Of bargsia in his line of bust
ness in the next thirty days. don't fail to call.
French Corsets Qbest quality at slT5; American
Corsets from sl.OO to $3.50. Hoop tkirts 20 per
cent. below New York prices. febI7:l9I
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NEG am MONEY ADYANORD-

c-eJVsUVg 10 sans 70 suit--at the old stand
end vsil-kucEn WAGEER'6 LOAN 0FFIOK, On
Watches, Diamonds, silver Wars, Jsgelry, Guns,
hisiols, Olothing, Dig G0odE Pianos, MelodeouE,
Rs al r-ersonal property and articles OF VEi1e,
fAsnost satisfactory ssrms. Ba5iaess ttricssy phi
prte. Fstsblizaot 1901. y. b. VARSITY OF ua-
Fs=sstEee Nstahss. 5cNsl-yl Guns e., foF Sals at
kz=gli.E.
SiGcs-OaEasT O Tstsz and Superior Etrosts,
fszE Dzys EBo Fsizsst5'E Cl0tki9g SsoEt.
Z csFas .E :. O EW GEGHEn.
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Wishing you, and your Society, happi-
ness and prosperity, I remain, as ever,
Yours truly,
C. II. LAAasToN.
Legal InteIIiEence.

UNITED STATES CoURr.-A witness before
the Grand Jury, yesterday morning, dsclin-
ed giving the name of his client, where
upon an appeal was made to the Court tC
force the disclosure. But Judge Wilson
ruled that, if the witness considered the
employment of his client a confidential
matter. he was thereby protected from fur
ther inquiry on that point.
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EOR s LEA Twenty. i've years
\ \ Lease, with privilege o. pu' chsse the end Of
ave cara, at low price, from frst o. April next g =
lees ont OF th t sery ch ice lot on tae Of Su
pT9r and fond Efreets, running through to Rockwell
street 20 feet fnats ii within tnIe four eeks
re Il ckwel front vii be or lease for a rm Of
yeard. For plrticuiars Of si'e ant nditions O.
isesa, app.y TO GEO. D. BECK 20 Superior street.
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Z. B. HALF, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,

bubscr1ptlou received 10 bne
"T 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
locmmlSsion allowed to subscribsrS.l
B~U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, B.eO's. lO-40's, Treasury
Notes, and ell other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and O1nadA Money bought
ard sold at best rates. Deposits received and
C9l!setIons made at al accessible points. Unour-
rsn' :ands converted st lowest, ReTe1uO stsmpr
f-T Esle. oc4
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Snrs.
GcIathss asjriugfrs.
OLOTHES WRINGERS.

Z ~
1 have the Agency Of two OF the best Clothes
Wringers ever invented. viz: Putnam's 4" Excels-
or" and the " Little Giant" both Of which sre
5olf-adjusting, simple and durable. One Of TIE ad-
vsntag. OF the Little Giant" consists In its be-
Ing ispt ior Equsre box or any size tub. and
took the eIst premium a. the last Ohio State Fair
BY actual trial. Do not buy any Wiinger urtH
on call and examine y hat have.
GEO. D. BECK, 20 Superior st.,
eb3 Opposite Post Once.
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employment of his client confidential
matter. he was thereby protected from fur
ther inquiry on that point.
CoUKT OF CoNEoE PLELs.-CIvIL BRAEoH.
-BEFoRE JUDGE CoFFINBsRRY.-Thec case of
George Worthington & Co., Us VIM. HALO
way ct al, occupied the court yesterday
The jury went out as the court adjourned.
They will meet at nine o'clock this morn
ing.
BEPoRE JUDGE FoOTz.-Ths case of
Blish, Garlick, & Co. Us. propeller Tioga,
was called up, and the jury sworn. 1t
will occupy this branch to-day,
CRIMISAL BRANcH-BEFoRE JUDeE BOLTON.
The case of the State Us. Sarah Condal,
charged with grand larcsny,was concluded.
The value of the property stolen was put
at forty dollars. Verdict of guilty was rem
dered, and shJ received sentence of two
years in the Penitentiary.
Mary Kerrigan changed her plea to gull
ty, and was sentenced to one year in the
Penitentiary.
OANOICO Cd9Sb Will Op sdAon W
PoLIoK coURr.-Judge Hessnmueller dis
posed of the following docket yesterday
morning:
Drunksnness-Daniel CullOugh, fined IS
and costs Hugh DOnohOe, So and costs
John Hughes, Charles Ekin and G. slane,
81 and costs, each.
Disturbancs-Rosa Wiss. fined the costs ;
John McWilliams, So aud costs, and
Margrst McWilliams, discharged; Daniel
CullOugh, $40 and costs.
Vsgrsncy-Hsrrist Macarthur, sent to
Work House 80 days.
Keeping House oil Fsme-Mrs Pitkin,
sent to House Of Correction 20 days.
Residing in the same-Mary Burns,
House of Correction 20 days.
Visiting the same-Hugh COnley, fined
the costs.
Fast Driving-Fred. ]. King and Charles
Pierce, IS and costs, each.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OTFICE, I
FEIOAT EvEsUg, Feb. II, ls65.
ReeCipts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twenty-four hours ending st Ons o'clock to-day
were ~ follows:
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Rose . Prentizs' E-rOVlalOR market Re

Rose . FTentl18' FFOVlllOn MRFkel 10
port.
The following are the rates charged b Ga;
HRuss-sugAr-OCTed premium hams y Dds
acknowledgements . D..............,...-.19
BsoOn-OT Smoked Sides s D..--.-.-..--........21 o
LaEt-Prime lesf ksttle-r1d'd In bbls or tres.2S c
Prins leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs 3 b..24
POrk-NO. mess %
ExtrA clear 3 3bbl-....--.......-....-.---. 80 Sc
~ No extra charge made for packages Or cart
age 70 railroad dspOts or boats. All articles arc
tho State. Orders promptly filed
BOSE 4 PBEETI5S.
del6-B Kos. 14Q. IA and 1s6 Ontario street.
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gThe combination OF Ingredients IN these Pills Is ths
result Of Ion I'D eItensiS Q. Practical Tney are
mill in their -JeratiOn md rannct do harm 70 the
most decgss; certain IN correcting an Irregularities
P iniui Menstruati Ms removing all obstruetiOna,
whether FOsL cold or other Sise, hsadag o, pain In
the side palpitsti0a Of the heart WHITES al nervous
affections, hystsrics, fatigue. pain in the back and
limbs, &c, dis urbed sleep, which aEiss from ints-'
ruuti0n OF nature.
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills
was the commenceme err n the treatment
Of irregularities and obstruc' ions which have cou-
signed 80 mani to premature grave. No female caa
enjoy good health unless she Is regular and never
obstruction takes pa the 60 ersl health begins
10 decline. These Pills form the finest prsp r-tion
ever 1ut forward with uANEnIATE and PERsIETErF
SUCCESS. LON'T BE DEOEIYED. Take this sdVer-
6sement to your Druggist, and tell hin tbst VOC
IN TIE WORLD. which is comprised 10 these PitIB,
DIR. OHEESEhAhS PILLS.
have been = atanda1d remedy for over thirty years.
md are the most efectual one ever known for al
complaints peculiar 70 Females. To ali classes they
are invaluable, indueing, with certainty. psrOdisal
regularity They are known to thousands, who have
used them at different peri1ds, throughOut the coun-
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physiel4ns in America.
Expllcif directions, stating when they should HoF
be used, with each box. Price ONE DOLLAR per box.
or xes fer IS, contsini g 80 too.
Pills sent By mail, promptly, cure fr0m ObserTA-
ton by rem ttlng 70 the Propr1e tors. SOLD By
DRUGGISTS GENEKALLY.
HUTDHINGS 4 HILLYER, Prop'rB,
81 Cedar street. New York.
BENTON DUNN N, ll6 and lis Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale A sents-
dec6 .Ii3 d odkWeE
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p. w. CAGE,

Licensed Var claim Agent,
And Attorney M T.avF,
oo;seu BoCnfies, Pensions, Bsok Pay, Pri-s lEonsy
Eac other War Claims,
ES-IsrsoaAi attention Is given % tda persecution
:. ls4ims in tka Departments st Washington,
person, y lette- st 0nee, and they win ressivs
D. W. GAGE.
oe'2R2 16s Superior -, flsvelsnd, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-18

MUSIOI MUSIOIl MUSIOIII .1EFa
IHl BILLsON'G BAND would respect
fully announce that they have secured the
services OF Mr.. GEO. DOLL, thu greatest ~
GuitsTist in the United States and that they are
now prepared to furnish any numb T Of n usic .or
Pslls, PsTti :, 60. Application my be made at
Orilehley's Music Store 1872 Sup rior street. or ct
G. Nowoomb Co.'S Printing ONCE, l4l Seneca
stToet. fehS l9I
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NRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE

GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE
VI AND
FANCY DRESS PARTY,
To be held at OHAPIN'S HALL on WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY RYE, Teb. 2lst, lk6J.
The FLOWING Prizes will be given:
lst Prize, Best Comic Character Gent Goblet.
I'd " " Lady, Gold Ring.
Sd Fancy Drees, Gent, Silver Cup.
4Lh A." &" " Lasy, Gold Rlng.
CoHMIIrEE OF ARRAEsEMENTs.
J. B. Newcomb, F. s. Warner, W. r. Ferris,
W. Ellsworth, J. Urban, D. Agsr.
FLOOR nAEAGERs.
L. Mcintyre, Geo. UIbsn, 7. B. HsWcomb.
TAX Is to Floor 81, 90; Gallery, so cents.
Tbs Managers will spare neither time nor ex-
penss to make this the beet party Of the sss son.
Ladies and gentlemen will bs requi cd TO unmesk
before entering the Hall.
Ord rs for oArr!sgss may be LEFT with S. ". Gar
Tett, or any OF the Committee. feb15:l9I
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-CALEsMRN WANTED.

Those desiring to engage as sslssmsn in different
raris Of the United States, can ind rerm .nent en-
poyment, whether they have had experience in bus
tness or notd worthy and well qaafed) by applying
30 O. L HORTON, General Agent, at Forrest House,
Cleveland, ohio, from to 10 L. Il. and 70 4P. NJ,
On l7th. 18th and 10Th Of February. Inst Personal
applications ONLY desireI fsblsuqO
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY -FC

~ ANIED In mAEDlATEL1 FUR
~ the Quartermasters Department, Nashville
leuil-s lits Labonens Wages ss5 per month and ra-
tors. None need apply but out, able-bodied men
NiIiing TO engaee Tor SIX months. franspof tatiOn
t4rnishsd. Apply 10 o. SHERWOOD, z. n. Agent,
commercial House, cleveland, D. VIII leave Ceve-
isnd every Tuesday and Friiay. janSl
< OR SALE-H0USE AND LOT ON
- tcrest street. Eouse largo and commodious; Let
.Ckot b &G, with an abundance Of fRe shEubbcrY,
.. sod irut. chstoe grares and good barn. Termg
skfs Eneutru OF .. " GAGE. Esa-, lsS Superior st.
Eus1-Rf
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: .0ST.-A pair of Gold SpectAeles and
- Case, supp ed to have boen lost On Euclid st ,
BE-. Es.s a1a Brownel, OF on BrOWcell or PrOsrect
sts: Any one leaving the same at Taylor, Griswoid
en4sss'aUiQ be lbsrAly rewarded, 5sble;l9Q
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TOR SALE.-12 Acres of Laud, House
! ssrn aad q uHdsnce Of Fruit. no Craps viii
Jay "a iatersst ths inVsstHent-.n East Cleve-
lead, on the Euclid rosd, six I i from the Pubic
i '.re- 50 two and quartet cres in East Cleve-
fsEg mar The Stteet Ra lloaf il Eas sod vsiity
q fruit. inquire of H tuDLEY. on the premises,
SfSsC J. h EELER, No 32South side Public square.
aenls:dtW
FOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT, I29
a ke Street, corner Of Wood. Hous', brick, sub
etantia and in fsrlect repa r. urni he'd tn water
gas aad furnace. Inquire on he Jremisss. febl8:ld
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1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE.
r~titHAted on East side Irving street. between Or
sage and htnEman Etreets One Of tn, houses is q
Eioe Oottage In hrst-rate condition, containing six
louias with butiery, cellar, cistern, aad good vel
- atef. The other hOu Is One-and-a-ha Gtories
sllh sax 70 Jms, E0O1shed, oisiern, &C. The above
sou See viii be sold for cash such 10 Egurs that
Wil pay well lor the investment.
iepA GEO. ID. BECK, 20 Superior s..
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Amnsemeuts.
4 nAnKMY nF MUsIO.

"A 1up
DirsctOrs............Messrs CAMPBELL Z CASTLE
FAAnh = n .HS
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MUSIC ny LELAND's BAND.
n APPEAL 10 HUMANITY

A N HAH - NJ 1uAN1I =
whereas, our worthy friend MIOHABL HEN
DERSON has been sflIctsd for many months with
that lingering malady, Consumption, (prOstrated),
unable TO engage IN any employ yment without
means, and entirely destitute, We make an earnest
appeal 20 our fIiends in HIS behalf We propose 8
BALL for his exclusive Benefit, to be given at
METROPOLITAN HALL, Monday Evening, Feb.
20 1865. All earnestly solicited to contribute
and attend. Ii .kets so cen S. Lad eg 10 cent?.
R0BERe RANDOLPH,
GLORGE SMITH.
fsb16 I9l Committee.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

FLORENCE SEWING MAcuNR.-This great Improvement IN
mechanism and general combination Of every invention
that has ever developed the advantages of this useful
family appendage has decidedly and literally captured
our admiration and knowing that truth fears nothing
but concsamen" we find ourselves at loss to do justice
to Its merits and general advantages over all other ma
chimes we have ever SEEM 1t works like music box and
slight as feather and almost its operations
We saw it hem fell, bind gather TRAIL quilt and rue
advantages possessed by other machine exant Again.
Its simplicity Of construction and total absence Of any
thing like complication render it economical and graft
es the operator with the fact that with ordinary care
IT impossible to get out of order The popularity Of
the shuttle and its attachments guarantee the assurance
of no dropped stitches The merit utility and advantages
of this machine, must be seen to be appreciated and
Lockhart stiner will only take great pleasure but
bs or. t;aed to show it to all who call
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

RrMApKApLE MEDICAL succEss.--It has been suppo ID
that hydrophobia rheumatism, consumption, neuralgia
and scrofua are incurabe but the cures recently made in
Norfolk, by Dr. Mayo, No. so, Main street, anDhilato all
such suppositions. Mr. Vim. u. Land cured Of years
djarrhoea in six hours; Mr. Vim. Whitehead had pneu
opa and kidney disease for lomonths cured In three
weeks: Mr. laws three children cured Of hydrophooi
Mr. R. Berry had piles kidney and liver disease 10 years
cured in four weeks Mr. Becher kidney disease Oh three
years standing relieved in 20 minutes-cured IN twe'ss
treatments Mr. Cosridge, cured of neuralgia In forty
minutes Mr. Anderson had tonsllites and scrofua was
given up by ten doctors 10 die nigh choking to DEATH
was relieved in six hours and nearly cured; Mr. Whalen
sore eyes, from usn abnercury and quinine
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The law doctor of the Commonwealth,
Mr.. Bowden, is before the people in
another law opinion upon the question
whether persons who have held office
under the Confederacy or rebellious
State Government may now be elected
to acounty office. The Attorney.General
negatives the supposition. The holding
of coufity office during the war, does
not disqualify from holding office now.
But the holding of any rebellious office
other than county office, during the
war, disqualifies now even from holding
county Office. Such is the opinion of
Acknowledgement Bowden.
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WHAT VIRGINIA WANTS.

We learn from Richmond cotempo-
rary that "Virginia needs everything
that the North has to spare except radi-
cal politicians" Virginia is very poor
and very helpless in her present state,
but she Graves leave to protest against
any influx of new political adventures,
"who, though claiming to be loyal Vir-
ginians,' come not to work, not to do
good, not to aid in lifting her from the
ground and re-establishing her prosperi-
ty, but to agitate, to criminate, to preju-
dice against her people their friends in
the North, to embroil her with those
with whom she would like to be in har-
mony and peace; and generally, by i'll
manners, i'll temper, coarse language and
rude demeanor, to do all the mischief
ers and noisy demagogues are capable of
doing"
The Republic adds: Virginia wants
capital, thrift, agricultural SKILL mechan-
ical bone and muscle, enterprise, indus
try, perseverance and energy. Wanting
these, she naturally prefers Northern
people to all others, because they possess
them in a higher degree than any other
in the world, and can come in greater
numbers, and best understand the theo-
DRY and practice of free government"
Next after Northern immigrants the
preference of Virginia is in favor of the
Irish and Germans; the latter for their
economy and law-abiding conservatism;
the former for their general energy and
alacrity of character, and for their sur
prising aptitude for individual develop
ment and improvement. In short, Vir-
ginia needs, desires and welcomes immi-
grants, and will continue to do so until
she becomes the foremost State in the
Union But she does not want radical
politicians, who come to agitate for the
benefit of the political schemes of "their
friends in the North" greatly preferring
their room to their company.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The subscription to. the 7:3O Loan on
Saturday last, as reported by Jay Cooke
g. Co., was $1O,3S1, 200, and the total for
the week was s35, 63S, 700. The sales of
the third and last series of the seven
thirty loan draw near to aclose. Only
about fifty millions of the notes remain
unsold, adding to the sales regularly re-
ported by Jay Cooke & Co. the sales in
California and at the regular deposito-
ries, which have not been included in
the reports from Philadelphia. At the
present rate of subscription the balance
of the loan will be disposed of within
two weeks, and probably in less time.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
THE PLEASURES OF SOLITUDE.

Depend upon it, Master Zimmerman
was in fit of the sulks when he chose
the unsocial theme. Madam had failed
in due praise of some poetical extrava-
gance the baby had kept him awake,
or some more serious domestic diversion
had driven him to extremity. Query +:
Was the author of the Pleasures of Soil
tude a bachelor? A vague doubt fits
across our memory that he was. All! If
that was the case, his perversity is ex-
planned without lengthy speculations.
Why, in these, our days of Enlighten-
ment and Progress, there are scores of
crusty bachelors, who, to trust theirpro-
fessions, WOO the shades of "sweet soil
tuden and revel therein like so many
happy Zimmermans. Listen to the
whining canters: "How charming /!
how delightful the repose, the peaceful
| quiet! House and heart and mind bar
| red against all intruders, no noise of
children" (vandals! to shut out the
musical prattle of the sunny-browed y
"no gossiping women" I'VE gods! thus
to stigmatize the eloquence which flows
perennial from ruby lips )-"to be rid
of the dreamy speculations of half-in-
formed men," Pray, sir Modesty, Will
wisdom be inferred with thee?
But, the sorriest affectation is when
our pattern of moroseness apostrophizes
"Sweet Solitude" in time of sickness.
Poor hypocrite! does he not know that
we know there Is no luxury in pain, till
it is seen reflected by the sympathy of a
wife or sister? Is a headache anything
more than vulgar accident, till some
gentle hand softly laves our fevered
brows, or binds about them cool restor-
,atives. And, what more delicate tribute
to the sick mans sense of self-impor-
lance than the suppressed tone of anx-
ious enquiry, the noiseless tip-toe move
ments about his chamber, the patient
tarrying by his moaning couch? Away
with your praters about "sweet soli-
tude!" Give us the man who, in sick
ness or health, loves to bask in the sum
shine of sympathy, genial, human SYM
pathy; who feels joy trebled, and care
half-beguiled to forgetfulness, when
shared with some second self. Such a
man fulfils the role for which he was
created he is social animal he hap
Ply, and makes happiness for others; he
lives as many years in seven days, as the
gloomy misanthrope in as many centu-
ries. Descanter on "sweet Solitude"
we commend thee to thy den. Enjoy
myself to thy hearts content.
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The Right Rev. John McGill. Bisb

The Right Rev. John McGill, Bishop
of Richmond, is on visit to New York,
and has been the guest of Archbishop
McClosky. He is described as hale
and hearty gentleman, about fifty years
of age, very tall, and a most eloquent
speaker and profound scholar. He was
in Richmond during the entire war, was
a Union man in his sentiments, and did
much to ameliorate the condition of the
Federal prisoners in the Libby and at
Belle Isle. The Bishop preached an elo-
quent sermon lastSunday, at the Psalmist
Church, Fifty-ninth street. This sermon
is brifiy reported in the Herald, but it
does not allude in the slightest degree to
the late rebellion OF the present political
difficulties,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

CoNFIsCATIoN.-TheR Richmond Re-
public publishes the following list of cit
liens of that place whose property has
been seized for confiscation, they being
worth over $4,000, and having actively
participated in the rebellion:
Charles D. Yale, r. B. Haxall, B. w.
Haxall, John P. Ballard, James Thorn
as, Lewis D. Crenshaw, Joseph R. An.
derson, j. B. Davis, James Lyons, Jas.
H. Grant.
1t is pretended that even where par
ties have been pardoned by the Presi-
dent, the pardon does not save the pro-
perty from confiscation unless dated pre-
viously to July Is, 1866.