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PAINTING has given US the Heart of the
Andes;' but the perfume Of their Edcn wales
is wanting in the picture. That can only be re-
allied here, in the perfume of Phalon's Night
Blooming Cereus," prepared from their most
fragrant flowers. Sold everywhere.
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d E NOV A L
W. @. METZERoTT'S
NEW PIANo-FORTE wARRROoMS AND
MUSIC STORE
10 is NOW OPEN AT
NO. 3ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
LATE IRON HALLD
Where large assortment OF Foreign and Amerl-
can Sheet Music, Italian Strings, and Musical
Instruments OF all descriptions may be found at
Wholesale and retail.
Sole Agency Of steinway's Pianos, and Mason
& IIamlin 3 Cabinet Organs.
w q. METZERoTT,
No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
nO7.lw Between Ninth and Tenth streets
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HOE FEM AN Nous =,
HOE N n USE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY-FIVE
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIEToRS.

The HOFFMAN, HOUSE is conducted upon the
plan Of the best American and European Hotels.
ssry to the greatest comfort Of guests that art,
ingenuity aud lIborality can possibly devise and
produce The bill Of fare for the table embraces
every variety aud dellCacy Afforded by the Amer
lean markets, In their season.
JULY 1, 1865. iyl6-y
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CLosE, CoRBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
Late Colonel 18th Va. Vol,
+. L. CoRBETT,
OF New York,
W. A. MONROE,
Late OF War Department.
ATTORNEYS, U. s. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE. AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS.
All business entrusted to our care will be at
tended to with promptness and fidelity.
0PPIcE-No. 227 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite Wizards Hotel,
jyl-tf Washington, ID. C.
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. U B S G R BE FOR
- PITMAN's GREAT WORK,
THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
AND IHR
TRIAL OF THE CoNSPIRATORS!

MOORE, WILsrAcH & BALDWIN, Publishers, Gin
cinnati aud New York.
This work edited by BENZ. PlTTMAN, Re-
corder to the Military Commission,) is the ONLY
authorized edition, and appears under the Official
sanct' on Of the JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL
and the SECRETARY OF WAR.
The incidents and details Of the terrible plots
and crimes connected with the Rebellion, and
eliminating in the assassination Of the President
are presented In this volume, for the first time,
with the fidelity aud completeness Of history and
all the interest Of romance.
Tho work Is illustrated with LIFELINE PoR-
TRAITS OF THB COSsPIRAToRs, on steel, In the
highest style Of the art. Also, u MAI OF THR
ROUTE TRAVELLED ny ROOrH AND IlEROLD IN THEIR
FLIGHT, and n PLAN OF FoRD's THEATRE, show
ing the Presidents Box and track OF the assas-
sin.
One volume, containing 40 large octave pages,
neatly printed In double columns. Price, bound
In embossed cloth, -; In sheep, law style, 81.
To BIZ HAD ONLY or CASvAsSISG AGENTS. Books
deliverable in few days after subscriptions are
taken. Subscriptions received at Winoberger' 8
Book and Periodical Store, under Ebbitt House,
corner Fourteenth and y streets. nolj-3tE.
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a M u II M h ZHTa.

- nov RS I HE A TIRE.
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near willard g Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER & C0........... Directors
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, 1895,
VIII be presented Dion Boucicault's great com
edy, in i've acts, entitled
LONDON ASSURANCE,
which has been for some time In preparation,
with view Of producing 1t with, for the first time
In Washington, rich and correct scenery, cos
tunes, properties, &C., while the cast Is one that
has never beon surpassed.
MONDAY EVENING, November 20,
First appearance Of the great tragedisn,
JAMES B. MURDOCH.
SPECIAL N0TlCB.--The Managers are com.
PEELED to announce that,in order to meet the great
expense attending engagement OF Mr.. Murdoch
and enable them to keep tho present magnificent
company intact for his support, charge Of
Twenty Ave cents Extra for seats secured In ad :
vance will be made.
The Box Book for Mr. Murdoch's Opening
Nights now open. movie
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MRS. HOWE 4 MISS KINGSLEY, NO.
I'l AT Eighth street, Corner of D street,
Washington, b. c., beg to call the attention of
the Ladies' OF Washington and vicinity to their
Dress and Cloak Making Department, which
they have just opened. Dresses and Cloaks
made from the LATEST PARIS STYLES, at the
shortest possible notice, and most reasonable
prices Evening Dresses, Robe de Chambres
Walking Dresses, Cloaks and Basques, Children
Dresses, &c. &c. Having secured the services
OF one of the most fashionable artistes OF New
York city, and one who has had long experience
in that city, with the most fashionable ladies
there, to take charge Of OUR DRESs-MAKING
DEPARTMENT., we feel confront that we can
please tho most fastidious. We would also call
the attention OF the ladies' to our ENTIRE NEW
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, just opened,
aud Fancy Goods In general, Dress Trimmings,
&c. Also, n large stock Of WOODEN GOODS,
comprising some Of the handsomest BREAKFAST
SHAWLS In this city, and at the most reasonable
prices. BONNETS MADE TO 0BDER.
MRS. HOWE,
no9-lm MISS KINGSLEY
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
- lNGS

CHIEF QUARTgRNAsTBR's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHINaToN
WASHINGTON, D. C November Is, 1858.
viii be sold at Public Auction, on tho prem
ises, under the direction Of Captain J. H. Crswcll
A. q. NJ, on TUESDAY, November q, 1858,
Tw6 FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated on + and streets, west Of the Canal,
near Easby's Wharf, as follows!
One ~ Storehouse, % by by 1870 feet
One O) Shed, adjoining stOrehouse, IA by 10 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, aud must be
removed from the premises within ten days
from date Of sale.
Terms, Cash, In Government funds.
BY order Of Brevot Mai. Gen. D, II. RUCKER,
Chief QuArtermasteT, Depot Of Washington.
CHAS. II. T0MPKINS,
nol5-0t Brevet Colonel and QuarteTmaster.
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GAZE OF GOVERNMENT FRA NJ L
- BUILDINGS


CHIEF oUARrERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsuINdToN,D c., November IL, 1865.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
ises under the direction OF Captain j II. CrOwell,
A. O. N. , on SATURDAY, November Is, 1865,
commencing at | o'clock p. m. the following
described Government buildings, viz:
ON TWENTY THIRD BETWEEN T AND @
STREETS.
One ~ ONCE, l3by 81 feet.
Ono ny Office, II by 10 feet.
NEAR CORNER OF TWENTY THIRD AND +
STREETS.
One ~ Engine House, IL by 80 feet.
One ~ Engine House, ~ by 10 feet.
One N Lime House, 81 by ~ feet
One ~ BarTack, 81 by 57l{ feet.
One N Barraek, 32M by ~ feet
CORNER OF TWENTY FOURTH AND +
STREETS, OPPOSITE HOSPITAL STABLES.
One ~ Mess House, 20 by 81 feet.
One ~ Building adjoining Mess House, Is by
% feet.
CORNER TWENTY. FIRST AND T STREETS.
One ~ Mess House, IS by 72Ii feet.
One ~ Mess House, "a by 1855 feet, two stories
The buildings will be sold singly in the order
named, and must be removed within ten days
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order OF Brevet Maj General d. II. Rucker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot Of Washington.
CHAS. II. ToMPKINS,
novl3.Gt Brcvet Col. and Quarternaster.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y lNGS.
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wv NTED. -CLAUS h LANG,
w Auctioneers and General Commission Mer-
chants, No. 80 Seventh street, between New York
avenue aud l. street, want the public (the friends
Of the eight hour movement included) to know
that they arc Offering great bargains In Furni-
turo, Carpets, Bedding, Clothing, Stoves, &c.
Also, wanted the public to know that they pay
the highest prices for second hand Furniture,
Stoves, Carpets, and Cutlery. Auction sales
promptly attended to. novl5.lm
WANTED.-ONE HUNDRED PAIRS
w OF Live Pigeons. Apply at
FULTON MARKET,
nOlj-3t# Corner Fourteenth aud d SITS.
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pY W. L. WALL CO.,
- AUCTIoNRRRs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 40.
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Washington
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENT Is
STORAGE FOR CARRIAoBs. =
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 30,
Received for Private Sale.
W 7. WALL b Co.. Luots
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BOARDING.,

DOARDING.-TW0 GENTLEMEN CAN
ID he accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at 407 Maryland avenue. oc27-u
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Book, which had been laid before the chambers,
had something upon the subject. The Emperor con-
tinues to profess neutrality. The book says
decided SO long a. circumstances were not
more favorable, not to renew our efforts u open
way to an understanding, we have etnalned mae
tive but not Indifferent, spectatofsoi conflict W
which 81 much ruin is accumulated. We 1aye
Thought it our duty 60 our attention solcy to
the condition of our French subjects, as wortby Of
our Interest. Owing 10 the peculiar Situation Of
The LonJcderdte States OF the South, with which we
do not keep up official relations, we can often do
nothing but register the claims OF French subjects
in hose States, reservng to ourselves the right OF
enforcing them at some fitting opportunity. We have,
AT the same time, neglected no means to bring the
Federal Government to admit that 1t ought IN
strict equity 20 distinguish between those damages
suffered by our .countrymen resulting from military
operations aud those which the authorities, bylr-
regular or forced requistions have gratuitousy in
'hicted upon Them aud we have inSStedthat proper
PREPARATION should be granted for the latter injuries
We wish we could add that our efforts had obt aimed
the result We were entitled to expect"
The Paris correspondent OF the Times gives re-
port that France has assured tile American Govern
ment that there is truth in the reported cesson
OF Mexican territory. The transaction is a mere
lien on the produce OF certain mines, Us security for
the expenses incurred by France. lie also repudi-
ateS the rumorS ola contemplated recognition OF
the South by Napoleon.
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SPANISH AND MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The Spanish Cabinet in consequence of the nat
ural aud obstinate opposition OF the Cortes and
people has been compelled to abandon its proposal
To levy furced loau in order 10 supply in some
measure the wants of its distressed treasury
q ueen Isabella has consequently consented to per-
mt the Crown lands to be sold for the benefit ofAhe
nation and they are expected TO produce about
&c, 0OO, 900.
IL appears that the conclusion OF peace between
Spain aud Peru had not been officially announced
in the Spanish COrtes by government ON the 2lst
of FeStnary, as was reported. The intelligence
was derived from the French Consul at Calao.-
The amount OF indemnity Peru is to pay Spain was
not known in Madrid.
Pope Plus the Ninth has addressed letter to
she Emperor Macmillan on the Mexican Church
question. The Pope claims complete freedom of
lou for the prelateS of the Church. the control
OF all its property by the Archbishop and Bishops,
and the "excluson of every dissenting worship"
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~ col. NnI. -. CbrIsiiaT THE Yotcrs Of
MddleseN and Mathews be called gpOi 10 select
a Representative in the next House OF rele.aes lie
perls aud eXgencies which surround ielnma that
able minds aud brave hearts should guide . cOHtloLie
policy Of tie Commonwealth. Col Christian has pe-
culigr capabli and fitness loP til position Natut
ami education. habits of profound thought ANA slaI,.
have elaneny qualified him Tor this sphere % usa
iulnes which the people desire 10 call Inn While las
numerous wounds received IN battle hOno:dbl dttes how
nublJ he HI, done his duty.
MA%V CITIES AID SoLDIEis.
mhl3-l4tsctde'
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(puBLrsHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
JOINT RESOLUTION
IS RELATION 70 THE APPOINTMENT OF Coax1rTKEs
Adopted February 25th. 1866.

Resolved That the General Assembly appoint for eacl
county and city Of the Comonw ealth wherein 1t maJ
be practicable to discharge the duties hegeinaiter
sighed Committee OF Safety, consisting of three ct
zens not subject to service in the. amy and with power
TO fill all vacancies occurring IN their respective com
mtees aud appoint any necessary agents IN each
isteral district whose duties it shall be urge and in
duce the people sell or loan promptly to the COnede
ale authorities all army supplies which, by the exercise
OF the rigid economy, can possibly bsspared 10 or
eauile systematic collection OF all supplies Of provisions
and clothing hch can lie procured by voluntary con-
tlibuon and transmit the same by special messenger to
the soldiers their camps and TO report to the Cover
or OF the Commonwealth and the Secretary of War the
name OF any officer agent or employee OF any railroad
navigation or express company who unnecessarily hin
dels or embarrasses the shipment and delivery OF sup
plies contributed for soldiers 10 secure the prompt gene
a circulation of Incorporation OF amnesty for desert
and absentees contained ~ General Orders NO. and
General Orders No. J. 1865, Headquarters Army of North
ern Virginia to appoint special agents Tor asceftaEng
the and location of all persons within their res
positive limits improperly absent from duty IN the amy
and IN case of their failure refusal 10 accept the terms
OF saidamnesy, shall take promptly such further steps
rs mn seem most efficient procure the speedy return
OF such ab-enteo TO report to the Secretary Of War any
Confederate officer and 10 the proper Commonwealth
Attorney any civil officer. failing or unnecessarily delay
ne 10 arrest and return 10 service any such absentees
and To report the Judge of the Circuit Court any Com
lnonteah, attorney thereof Tor delinquency in s duty
in this respect and generaiyto stimulate and encOur
age the people active and systematic eXcrtons 10
tam the army in the field aud TO promote the comfort oil
soldiers families at home.
-. A copy from the rolls--Teste:
VIM. r. GORDON, JE.,
4 II aud X
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Euesday We rulng. lIsreh Il. see.

Ts-sS-Dlily ost. year. 500 six months ESQ three
noRtl.s. els fora Tess period $40 per month.
sszi-WeekIy one year $40 six months 80 three
nonths $50 40 sanscrptoR received fOr less period
News Dealers furn ished at $50 per hundred copies.
gISinsie coDss, 80 cents
Advertisements Ia erted in Daily aud Semi Weekly at
a per square o. eight lines OF less.
Remlirznees al asa Of sRbscribel.
All advertisements rom the country must either be ac-
eOmpanisd % EAs oney order on some business
house IN the CitT ~ insure its insertion.
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lIOMMfssIONEH,s sAsE or yaIs

" ABLE LOT ON MARSHALL BETWEEN I2rH
AND 18TH STREETS.-ln pursuance OF decree OF the
Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond, made ia the
Of rabb and wife vs. Shapard aud Others February 81
1866, ! will, on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of March
1865 at 1 O'clock =. NJ If fair IL not, then the next
tarday thereafter, at theame hour proceed u .sel
the premises TO the highest bidder that valuable LOT
adjoining the lot Of the Medical College fronting ~ cot
MARSHALL street having alley its west line and
running back TO alley the rear and having 1t
small BRICK HOUSE with rooms.
' fERAS-Cash at the option of the purchaser for a.
much cash will pay the sum Of si0gS9 II and the
expenses OF sale of suit &C., and the resdueon
such credit prescribed by the decree and tie credit
payment 10 be secured therein directed VIII be
announced at the sale. THOMAS 7. GILES,
. Special Commissioned.
Sale conducted by
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucti0neers mil
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TBr FooD QrEsriox.-Tbe Raleigh P.ogress
SAYS;
no,iOn Of prices When they come into market.
they generally demand two or three prices That
500 load OF wood, noticed yesterday, after lnger
leg all day the streets, finally offered for
so, but 20 one took IT, far We learned. On
Yesterday SO per pound was asked tor pork, but
Il sold at $3.50. For eggs Sl2 dozen was asked,
lut they sod for s..
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! SEVERE yNrEE.-The winter in Europe ap-
pcals to have been more severe than in this coun-
Jry. IN scotland the SHOWS have been almost un-
preeedeuted. Deer and all kinds OF game were
starved ont. Great numbers OF sheep persisted,
and e-cu houses were.so covered up with snow that
the neighbors had 10 assist in digging out the in
habituuts The English poor have beeu great suf-
isrers during the winter from the cold and want OF
em-loymeut, especially among the cotton spinhers.
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Candidates for Office.

Tor THE HOCSE OF DELEGATES FROM RICH.
Il MOND CITY Now that Mr.. Wyndham Robertson
declines election, having removed rom the city the
following ticket viii be supported by the voters home
a. we'll those IN the army
FOg TIE HOT sE.OF DELEGATEs.
DAVID ]. BCRR.
DANlDJ. SAUNDERS.
RICHARD +. WALKER.
mhI9-2t.
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TREAsuRY DEPAErEENr. G. :. A.

Richmond July p 1874. \
TSXED, TRESSs NOTES. orlsr to
promote, far practicable, thee1riY liquidation by
the treasury Of the OUTSTANDING TAEEn NOTES, the
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer aid Pay Dcroinrie in tie
iHersnt states are hereby Authorized tr receive the aid
G0tes except Tie sluO note. - per cctaH Pc
81 suing To- CeitieaOs 81 Loan upon EypoEera-
tiUu OF n0n-taSsbe bonds TIE said certificates 60 be
payable demand after the expiration oi ninety day.
Aud ali agents the sale OF the aooyv bonds se fsrcty
authorized 10 receive the taxed notes. with de exception
above named in payment Of bonds wien sod 4t the ro
Of 81 20 per centum. &. j. TRENHOLM
auG1-if SacrrtrTv %! .ro Treasury.
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SuAyITrI.-li is stated in one ID the RaeisL pa
pers that hundreds, perhaps thousands, Of bags Of
Governmeu. corn a,e at one Of the depots in that
city, exposed 90 ehe weather and rotting. Can it
DC possible.
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.TEE4srEY pErzErNr'r 2. s. Az

ITO HOLDERS or FIVE PR CEET. CALL GER
l TIPICATES-Au Attention is respectfully called 20 the
provisions tue 9th OF the set Ot Congress tEti-
lied 10 reduce the currency Gc approved tebus-
~ H. 1894 which lie lae, thet al call certificates shah
he fundahs and shall be taxed il al respect as IS proy
,ai the Treasury notes into which they aIe coltert-
Die
The 4,h section o! said act imposes tax Of hun
rci per cent tie Treasury notes represented hy said
per cent call certificates hicA shall remain Outstanding
The dsst day OF January, eighteen bundled and s1
five. g. a. TRENHOLM, .
d.S-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
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CTATE ELECTI0NS.-Co Commissioners and Superir-
- endcuts u Elections in countic, ani military en-.
campments are hereby informed tuat copies 81 the Sy.
solss OF tie Sae Laws relating to electiuls together
wih the form OF poll books oaths Of officers and returns
OF eectiun required by law to lie prepared by for dis
tributior. arc now ready FOR delivery.
Officers mast state the number OF persons who viii pro-
baby vote at places Of voting and designate per-
20 receive the synopsis Of forms Application TO be
made to the Secretary OF the Commonwealth
GEORGE ". AUNF0RD,
rnhS-dto1thM Secy Of the Com'th
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FRANCE AND THE "AMERICAN CUES
TON"
WHAT THE YELLOW BOOK SAYS OF THE" ca
FEDERATE STATES"

MHAl lHE lEl4lIbN bum N - ut 1hE"''N bN-
FEDERATE STATES"
The Paris correspondent Of the New York Hsiaid
SAYS that the Rebels" resident in Paris we're
greatly eated at the absence Of any Alqsion to
American affairs from the EmPeror's speech to the
legislature as they infer from it that he has ma
tured a plan for the recognition Of the COnfederacy
soon AFTER the 4th Of March. The Paris correspou-
deaf Of a London journal says however, that Nabo-
leon had had a paragraph written in the address
expressive OF his sorrow at the continuance of the
war and reahirma.ve Of his neutrality, when the
adyices of the Gdnada reached him, reporting the
opening OF the peace negotiations at Fortress Mon
roe on the very first day of the legislative session.
This news placed him in a dilemma. His neutrali-
ty was likely 20 be Of little avail and not knowing
how best to express the point of exigency, he
thought ID better 10 remain for time silent ON the
subject.
The Paris correspondent of the Baltimore ADsr-
icaB says;
The OMISSION from whatever cause II arose, has
created so much comment aud remark OF an IN
pleasant and disquieting character, that the Gov
eminent has thought IL desirable 10 supply the de-
icency as far aS-possibe, ard remove the unlavor-
able impression produced by the reticence of its
lead The MJRiteitf has published an article Ia its
OF the speech Is fully insisted upon and maintained
as regards EUROPE, but America, also, is6hiS time
not forgotten. The article alludcs TO the mohen-
tary hope OF peace, and regrets the subsequent dis
appointment. Nevertheless, it considers the incl
dents ofthe late conference can important event.
and evident signitcatiOn OF an approaching termi-
nation OF the conflict. And then follows chat ex-
preSsi)n OF friendly feeling towards The United
States, the absence OF which on a former occasion
has been 10 much spoken OF, cit il quite unneces-
the oNieial of the Ereneh
ment '-tor MS to repeat bow gladly we should have
hailed the tdingS ola reconciliation. We long ago
took the initiative in steps likely to conduce to
such a conclusion, and our wishes now ar as SIM
cere as they were then"
.sThe Government would be delighted to witness
| the termination of q war which is desolating a
friendly State and OF which the ill-efects are felt
Throughout the entire world" The above phrases
are evidently introduced to supply what was want
ing in the speech and 10 cOnduce TO the return OF
| friendly relations between the two GoveInments.
Although The Empsror's speech TO the Legisls-
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SUssgEnHaS wnOSe papers marked with CSoss vii
understand ths Of subscription about to ex
pre- and .cas promptly if they wish their papers con-
tin0ss
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Gov. BEowS's MESs4GE.-The recent message OF
the puissant Governor OF Georgia is published il
iuIl in some OF the Yankee papers, copies having
teen obtained by way Of savannah.
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A YERE DEs1nAnI.E nEsIpENCE

A yERI DESIRABLE RESIDENCE +,
"a at the northeast CORNER of Leigh
and 10Th street aI au ctiOE.-On I III RSDAY,
10th March at o'clock r. NJ, we win sell upon the prem
Uses the handsome brick residence situated above aud
occupied by Colonel Sherwin Mcliae.
t'has eight rooms besides kitchen is furnished with
ANA has both hydraRt and well in the yard. The
lot onts 80 feet on 10th street. and runs back liS feet
10 an alley.
The stuatOnis retired yet very convenient being with
IN few minutes walk OF the ClptoI and the improve
menis such to make this very desirable private
residence. Possession will lie given lst April.
Terms at sale, Purchaser 10 pay takes Tor 1865.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS
mhl3-h Auctioneer