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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-16

MARRIAGE AND CELJEACY. an Lssay Of Warming
and instruction for Young Men, just published By
the Howard Association, and in sealed letter en-
velopes free of charge. Address, ER. J. SEuLIN
IouGHToy, Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
i,l--4yoE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIE NOTIFIES.
| --.'CEsWN Exl-sx,g..T.,.-rz, -,
| - IlTn q q + vs. 80 a;,,'',, u go. y %
| q the +; " Grand Eneampnont Of Maryland l. o.
~, WI na teId OF tniS MHiay evening. jis;'ber
I'm, 4. r"-fhic4al Hal, North Gay street com
| hIIhclh% ~ - "Gi@rt: y order
| JOHN NJ JONES. Grand Scribe.
- rrE7E .,v.,.1. -, :, -.,, . 49,,
AZ Z L2R + ASSoCLArIoN, will meet ONT M
odcf as the Go inst i II" vii O} g l al IT,
adoption and printing Ii is hoped that rvcry n.ia-
| hcI VII be present. BY order Of t!c
- : - - :. =
- SIt t;;I dIl ALTON Or De
-. tIAN d OF EAlTlM0lE in n. ~ VIII
| meet at The OLD CHS Hall, on MONDAY EVENING.
IN" i1ih infant al - O'clock for the Pnrp"s" Of
oe!i-2t NICHOLAS BREWER. Scc'y.
TEE BAE.FEysO.E ASSOCIATIONS
| - toH IHE MPRoN F,hENi OF THE CON
| DiIluN q The PO0iG-A stated meeting Of the
Beard Of Manggers viii he held III thr Central oiice,
~. = lsyC'tc street. east OF HOLIDAY. on MONDAY
EVENING next. October 10th. at =. o'clock, Th,.
annual Report will hc rgnA at this meeting, and 4
| committee to nominate officers and managers H.
the ensuing year will he appointed fail nj
tendance /. earnestly requested.
i. D. BRASHEARS.
So:;T.,., 1-7----I--..----.,--.
- SgZle s.-lS hereby given, that an applica-
o tbs date, for permission 10 Use ,,'J,' snail ,I
Lugino on his premises on German street in the city
"i Baltimore Tor the purpose OF Saving boards pr
small boXcG
Dated October 81, lS65.
oi-2aw2w. EARNEST SCHCTZE
So ,-r,,,, ..s,,,,yv,r $500, -,
l. y .s.-sa tASSf.sshE' iSIOsis.-Ihe IN
= utTSleled IS prepared to receive engagements
r bais ooliGeS concerts, Lectures School Exhibit
g3l$i Dihhcr iarics &c. Inc rooms have been re-
htiSd anu put IN complete order.
Nnrib Ty tt gf Apply at Inc ROOMS or IV
aulL i'm %OIN McGE0CU Agent
E'rsr s-1HTsa- ~ ~, - $500
- MIDTy to 80; ~ 1, so zEsE- kS a g
C.,i,I ~ ~ ne neInDerS OF the
! NJ ~ up Ot III. 10y Al MARY LAND
L. "a L "Ic nrIpy hoIleq 70 attend the meeting to be
40 al ~ ION E y O. ;, hechabjte Han corner OF Fay
BAY Octnhrr iGth 1ef, ." ~ cTcA : n on ~
land Regiments who have moi vel Joined The osSgrt1-
C"n are hereby invited TO be present.
\. ". DEN ISON, President,
--yseE, ssg-Y.zsIg.s r,-y5711,g- -
- i, ETr.,--a.n va 60 zS 81 81 10
The Board Of Directors n their meeting THi4 DAY.
IS" inc i2TtIoNlng resolutions, VIZ
i, "NsotSc' that Dividend OF four O. per cent. be
20 %, III the 3GT# OF iie Main stem Of the Bulti-
- anu 0ni" hi'lil"Ad company. payable and
4iIeT the sd Of October instant. NJ the Merchants
sra on H. a al Tue transfer books be
"a instant! ''''' ''''' '''''" ''os'o "''''' '@e
Tie Company. j, /, ATkISS6%%',,' Z"
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COMPLETE CLOTHING IIoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention Of our readers TO the
conspicuous advertisement .? Mcssrs. Smith Bros.
y Co., No. 30 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be e%ec!ied. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of ali who may want goods in their
line. They sell al small profits. and deal on the
square with everybody
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GA e. ", TGg,gARD.
fT5S~e.5z7sg DENTIST.
" LIYI2No. u SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
Lj-u Adjoining CougoEdia Opera House.
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VI Ill restore gray hair 10 its URICINAL COLOR:
strengthens and promotes the growth of the wc;lkcst
heir Stops IFS falling out in three days keers the
head clean, cool and healthy; can he used freely:
contains nothing injurious: TEE EEST HAIR DRESSING
EVER oFgrErD To THE PrEa!C; it is recommended
and used b. the first medical authority Sold at the
Drug Stores and at my Office No. 1923 Broadway.
New York
assure all persons the above preparation will do
all that Is claimed iorit.
se2'-lm SARAH A. CHEyALIER. NJ b.
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- MARYLAND ESSTET67EE EAgg.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
T';H Eighteenth 42Hm;Gag Exhibition
MARYLAND INSTITUTE

MARYLAND INSTITUTE
VIM OPEN on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. 0lto-
,'I - at o'clock. aad continue until October 90.
Prices Of admission - o.
children under twelve observation-disclosures Il
Cc,on HcInet' aImlt!n" gentleman or latjy.$l 50
oii ''oAc'' "an4itiiig gentleman and lady. Gu
se3O-tf Chairman ,a' ~ a, G ;'iti.iN,
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Pain instantly removed; all acute inlammotorv
maIarious or infectious diseases prevented and cxn
minated. The weak, feeble and nervous restored IA
strength vfgor and sound health By the use of
RADwAY's RRADY RELIEF
One bottle will do more good. cure more com
plants and keep the stomach more clear and healthy
than ten dollars spent for all other medicines or bit
tiers in use.
One application externally or few drops taken
internally will instantly free the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible palms. and restore the weak
leebie and Frustrated frame to strength and gigOr
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
dii-4IoseneSs, diarThoa, cholera morbus or painful
T1sensFge from the bowels are stopped in fifteen
No no1,at; utes by taking Railways Ready Relief
tnde vii Jpn or Inflammation no weakness or aSsi-
io'o" ne use Of the r. II. Relief.
To- bool,.l ACRES AND PAIxS
Ioi hea,iiche, whether sick or 1'crr,,, I,-,,,.
osi ~; Luplpago, pains aud weakness in Tho L. ~
or kldneys pains around the liver ~ ce picE She
ol inc FONTS pains in the bowels hoe SEeiilnsi
pains 81 All kinds, Railways Ready Piartnnfn and
i es ease and its continued use for Ni ,o
New York. - Ma'hen Lane,
seI~3m
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SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
III Hal.imnrc street.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Bntchclor's Hair Dye is
l"c best IN the world. The only true and perfect
Dye hnrmleSs-instantaneo and roablc-produ-
ces splendid black OF natural brown-remciies tbc
III effects OF bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by al Druggists Inc genuine
j. signed. VI. \. Bachelor 81 Barclay street. New
York.
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CoLGATE's HONEY SoAP-This celebrated YsHc
SJoD, in such universal demand, is made from tbc
choicest materials, is mild and cnoHent in its nature
Jro9rantly eceated and extremely beneficial in It's
action upon the skin. For by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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Is.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY
ONE BOTTLE
OF
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.

THE PLAGUE,
AsIATIC CHOLERA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MoRnUs
YELLOW FEVER,
FEVER AND AGUE
CURED AND PREVENTED
By RADwAY'S READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DIPTHERIA,
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TEEE sNCGAE. 80, as,:reIn an,:.r

: FEE. sOCaAE. GLCEs or EsE R.0YAE
SOCIAL CLUB OF THE LOYAL MARYLANn
IN are hereby notified 10 attend the meeting to be
h.id at Room y o, J. RechaLite Hall corner OF FAY
e. to and Frederick street, at Soclock NJ on MON
PAY October 10Th, 1865. Al officers oGlatc Mary
land Regiments who have moi yet joined the assoca-
u"n are hereby invited to be present
\. ". DENISON President
+ I. N. FAEHTz. Recording Socy. ocIS-3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-13

A abill Regulating the business OF the Con-
"A script Bureau" is pen ling before Congress, we
suggest the incorporation OF section providing
Tor the publication, in the newspapers having the
largest circulation in each State, vi an alphabeticsl
list OF the exempts and detailed men in each Con
pressonal District within our lines. The cause Of
absence from the army should be distinctly given,
with the full name age and nativity of each absen-
Tee and such other brief particulars would serve
t identify him. A similar last should also be pub
Eshed of all abe-bodied officers and employees OF
I'M. Government in '.bOmb- proof" places.
We believe that the fear Of exposure would drive
many skulkers into the army, aud, ii the publica-
on did not have this effect, it would at least trans
NIT 10 posterity an authentic record OF the exemps,
detailed men; etc. who are absent from the Held III
this crisis, without sufficient cause.
Ii Is undoubtedly true that many persons Keep ou'
of the army Ly means of forged papers. To pre-
vent Tins. In future day should be nxed for the
examination al Enrolling headquarters OF all
certificates OF exemption, details, aud commissions
\ seal should he provided and secnrely kept at the
office of the enrolling eiicer in each District, sno
every paper except temporary furloughs) protect
i,s abs,ptees from the army should be impressed
with this Official seal. Forged papers would then
Zoe ,aueiess, because the most iterate soldier OIL
provost guard duty could detect them.
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rnsd ogss 10 tho tiOvsFansut 100 horses, 90 muIsa

turned over 10 the Governments i2ohsrsss, somuss
and some valuable materials
The Express learns that Grant has thoroughly
fortified his army in the He is now nearly as
strong in that quarter as he Is in front. This is
done in order to prevent raids similar to Colonel
Hampton's celebrated cattle expedition. Every
road is strongly barricaded and heavy lines OF works
extend in every direction.
The Yankees have recently extended their picket
lines from near Reams' Station, two miles towards
Monks Neck Bridge, in connection with their late
movement to Hatcher's Run.
FooTE AND HINDMAN.
II seems from a despatch in the Northern papers
of the 10th, that the report that Macmillan had
made Dir. Gwn Duke OF Sonora was causing great
merriment among the citizens OF Havana, where
Or. Gwin was temporarily sojournipg previous to
his departure for Europe Maximiiian having given
the Doctor the cold shoulder, he had in turn indg-
nantlv wiped his feet of the dust of the land OF he
Aztecs - and instead of Mexican Dukedom in
tends now seeking refuge in some quiet nook in Eu
rone where board is reasonable, wine plentiful, aud
war thing of the past. The has an extra bed ana
two spare plates at his table, why may not the Tx
Governor of Mississippi and Ex-Major Genera
| from Arkansas give him the benefit Of their bril-
i liant table talk for some years to come Daily as
sociation with those two distinguished worthie
would no doubt console him for the loss of the
i Dukedom of Sonora.
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HDQ'RS ARMIES OF THE c. STATEs,l
llth-February, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS, !

No2 3
In enteriup upon the campaign about 70 OPEN the Gen
Chief feels assured that tie solder ho have
long noby borne the haTships and dancers y The
war require exhotaton 10 respond 10 the calls 81 honor
and duty.
With the liberty TRANSMITTED By their ioleatLers they
have inherited the spirit To defend IL.
The choice between aud AFFECT Submission is before
them.
10 such proposal brave men with arms in des
hand. have but one answer
They cannot Gter manhood for peace the Of
self. government Tor lie or property.
Hut justice them requires stcrner admonition 10
those who have abandoned THEN coTodes in the hour ot
last Opportunity is offered them to wipe out tie dis
grace aud escape tile punishment OF their crimes.
By authority of the President Of the Confederate States
pardon announced 10 such deseries and men improp
ey absent shall return to the cnmHandsto which they
belong within the shortest possible time, not exceeding
twenty days from the publication OF tins order at Jhe
headquarters of the department IN which they may be
Those who may be prevented ~ interruption 90 t0n
municatiOns may report within the time specified to tie
nearest enrolling officer OF other ohcef on duty TO
lie forwarded a. soon o. ptacuchblei ana upon PIE
senting certificate ifom such 1incer showing gmp-
with this requirement. will receive TIE pardon hereby
Offered
Those who have deserted 10 the service OF the ehemy,
who deserted after having teen once Flrioncdics
the offence and those who SHAH desert o. absent
Themselves without authority after the publication o. this
order excluded from is lenen Nor does the oH.'
of pardon other offences than dserOn and alb
sence without permission.
eal amnesty will again he granted and those 10 iense
accept pardon offered hO shall hereafter
desert absent themselves without leave, shall suLlT
such punishment the Counts nag impose aud no aTpi
cation lor cielaeRcy will be entertained.
Taking new resolution om the i2.e which our enenses
intend for u- let very devote I'll 81, ehegestO TIC
common defence
our resource, wisely ana vigorously employed are
ample and with brave army sustained by determined
ana united people success, with Co.'s assistance can
not he doubtful.
The advantages OF the enemy will have bit lille yoGc
If we do permit them % impair rc-oiut.ou. Let
Us thea oppose c0nstangy 60 al'e'y loHnde TO SUI
that lie who gave freedom to fathers viii bless the ei
forts of their children IL preserve H. n. /. LEE
teL I3-6t General.
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sproIAt oouaIrrEg on yEoao avlsrros


The. SPEAKER alnouHced the following Special
Committee on Mr. BARKsbAfEs bill concerning the
employment or negroes IN the army, viz Messrs
Bark slrie Marshall, Gholson, >liartridge, Miles,
Smith, Rogers, Graz, Batson Snead, Atkins, Daf-
den, Dickinson.
TO coMPENsArE PosrMAsrEBs FOR POSTAGE STAMPS
LOST ere
Mr. SEXTON, OF Texas, introduced billto pro-
vide for the relief OF Postmasters who have been
robbed OF postage stamps by the enemy. Referred
to the Committee Post Offices and Post Roads.
Mr.. BELL, of Ga.--A joint resolution to con-
strue the act of June lIth, 1864, increasing the
compensation OF certain officers oil the OoVerhheht
Referred.
Also, aresolut1p concerning per cent bonds IN
the hands of widows, orphans, &c. Referred TO the
Committee Of Ways aud Means.
SOLDIERS FAY.
Mr.. MILLER, Of Va, from the Special Commit
appointed to enquire into and ascertain tho rea
sons why the soldiers have not been paid and prop
erly clad, made lengthy and comprehensive re-
port, accompanied by resolutions, which were laid
| on the table and ordered TO be printed.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. AIKEN presented series OF patriotic reso.
buttons FROM Andersons Georgia Brigade, OF which
| the following is one;
ReSOlred, That We call upon Congress to take the
Unnecessary steps for Immediately placing 200, 900 ne
| groes in the ranks of the Confederate army. We
care not for the color OF the arm that strikes the
| invader OF our homes. -
Laid on the table and ordered to b. printed.
Mr.. FARROW ,.of 5. C.. presented resolutions o
| IIamptons Legion, OF Gary's Brigade, express sin,
| "A determinatio ION To stand by their cOors and neve
/ lay down their arms until the independence OF tn,
tConlederacy is established.
| On motion OF Mr.. CLARK, of No. the House thei
! adjourned,
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General Assembly of Virginia
SENATE.

n SATURDAY, Feb IL, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at noon by lieut.
governor PKCE.
House bill providing for the completion of the
Coyinglon L Ohio Railroad and the construction OF
branches thereof read the second time aud H.
ferred to tue Committee Roads and Internal In
pTOvements.
A bill was reported from the Military Committee,
excmptIng from service Ia the militia Of this State,
OF in any reserved force of this Commonwealth,
certain mechanics and employees in the service OF
any railroad company ia this State.
The Committee for Courts OF Justice reported ad.
versely upon the expediency Of amending The Code
in relation to the jurisdiction OF Circuit Courts in
cases of divorce.
The following joint resolution offered by Mr..
KEEN, of Pittsylvauio, lies OyeF uuder the rules
Resolved BY the General Assembly, That our Senators
are hereby Instructed and Members OF Congress
qnested 20 advocate The passage of law Tor the pay
nent least two months salaries Of the soldiers Of the
army IN gold silver coin, and general amnesty bill
Tor an aGsentees desertes nom tAe army Of the Con-
federate States.
to secret session.
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THE CITY. :.

2 THE itEgIBa: -The hegira of the colorel popua-
ton to Yankee land still soeth on nightly Sstur-
day night several squads successfully ran the gaun,
let and escaped. -Four OF these negroes went of on
a passport obtained for herself and them by char
acterless white woman. We glad to see that
Mr.. Burnett, of Kentucky, has introduced in the
Senate a bill to abolish the office OF Provost Mar
shall. We hope the useless aud sexatous passport
system will share he fate which feel pdtifcd 10
believe awaits the PROVOST Marshas. ~
VARIABLE LocG-A very large and valuable
Harpcr's lock aud key are now in the hands Of
the Clerk OF the Second Market, awaiting the call
of the owner. A negro boy brought them 10 mar
ket and offered to sell them to M Tyler Tut being
questioned to where he got them, raa OF and las
not again appeared
FIRES AND ALAKgs.-The alarm of lire early yes
terday morning Was caused by tine partial burning
of the coal house at the residence Of Mr.. Frank
Allen, on French Garden Hill.
There was false alarm about noon Yesterday.
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TUE information reaches Us from Yankee sources
Il that Grant, Lincoln Co., have al last agreed
To- exchange prisoners imam tor man" We have
been 50 often deceived about this matter that we
receive 5he intelligence now with much distrust.-
Nevertheless, the disclosures made the other
day by Butler, the Beast, OF Grants duplcity and
neartessness, and OF his own villainy, are CT so
danmiug q character as TO call for some decisive
mcasuue Oh the part OF the Washington authorities
To- shelter themselves from the indignation and con
tempt cf the world. II quite possible that they
mas pretend TO restore the cartel and may actually
commence the exchange, but We may as well hold
ourselves prepared 10 see some new bubble raised
and the exchange broken oil before it has progress
ed llr. Our Compissioncr should lie on his guard
ali the time against their getting some advantage,
and breaking of Just at that time. When one goes
among pickpockets, he cannot keep his hand too
closely on his purse.
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THE PROPOSED FIAG.
To n. Editor Of %. Wig.


CAMP, Feb. 9th, lSG5.
/ don't see the papers regularly and don't under
stand whctheg there has been final aud definite ac-
tion taken ou thc subject ot the change In our ma
tiou1l flag; e not, can you not say something or
write s0m, thing tLls will check Congress ia dom1
such q iUoii,., thing. b. great good luck (I su
pose or tlc broad principle that tbe "buud hog
docs ssmctimeS -''GEt an acorn, D Congress had
given Ms q most tcuUtitui and appropriate ensign,
and have bad tie oppougiJy, .u the past year OF
So Of lcrrE- IL praised 1.d admired Uv persons of
many uafioss. 10 & our oId and huuoTCd "baJte-
tag, borne ~ pure white field indicative OF the
peace and pUriJy te achieved ls Che trlumph' Of
the "bJtJic-ia-." iv what incredible folly they
have determine t. spoil this beautiful banner, by
lacking or meaningless vertical red stripe or bar,
or what possible reason they hay for interfering
wGh It all, is more than / can conjecture Even IL
a change wcr. desirable, how puevile and ridiculous
il is 70 see Congress ian such o crisis "a this de-
batting for the tt-u time % charge IN She natioEal
Gag. whom the question really Is, are sc. 20 have
nationality "a nj. The proposed alteration is alto
gether for tue worse 10 spols tie symmctrv . il is
utterly unmcaniNg on hcrlldc device aa, IN nay
opinion could Only have been devised by q man de-
void oil taste.
Probably IL is not very wise IN ne 20 trouble my
self about such q small matter; but you know / am
1noFe than usually sensitive IN matters OF TASTE ard
it frets nc TO see what consider such unrcle, med
f5llv Do pray try and see IL 5omcthing cannot be
done 10 have the matter recOnsidcrcd.
Bib
We fully concur in the views presented by our
correspondent, The attempt to change our flag, for
the third time during the war, is mere ehldishnsss,
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ana should no. be encouraged, even though mani
fest improvement should be suggested O"' Wnei
the proposed alteration detraets alike from appear
.no and tho principles OF art and the rules q her
.ldrv we cannot too much wonder that grave
~, IKE fh,. Senate should have Thought 1t worth
while to pause in the consideration of the most mo-
mentous and pressing subjects ever connded to a
deliberatiye assembly TO amuse themselves with
such bawbng work. We look to the House OF
Representatives to give this inOppOrtune trihing a
quietus.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NEAR CHARLESTON.
SBERMAN'S MOVEMENTS, ETC.

CHARLESTON, Feb. lO,-A force Of the enemy be-
heyed TO be from two to three thousand strong land.
cd at Grimball's, James Island, at O'Clock, this
morning, aud drove in our piclzets. Some skir-
nisiling took place, but no general engagement
[Grimbslls is on the Stone river abouttwo miles
southwest OF Chare5ion-the Ashley river, 20oO
yards wide, intervening
= The enemy are making active demonstrations at
various points but they believed to be ieiHts. |;
A force attacked our Troops Oh the Saltketcbie,
this morning, but were easily repulsed. They also
advanced upon the Charleston road the 'Biuc
House" and opened with artillery, bat made no
impression on our lines,
Intelligence from The road to-day reports that the
enemy crossed the Eiisto at Bennakcr's bridge.
The enemy are moving on Augusta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-13

IF IL were possible Tor The enemy 10 overcome
these States, and % establish cce'ced ana ''''-
nllunion, they would have succeeded ih do"s pre-
cisely the thing most perneio"s TO 'ne peace pros
,erity and happiness oi o'tn countries " Is "''
impossible Co consider, that, win OUT NHe ''''enCe
GOneeded, there wouli come a day perhaps not re-
motely, when, "i-a Tue ro"'ls""! OF 'e''"O'!' an"
general harmony "i institutions ana interests '''''
would ARISE even if1'1 '.' "'',e contests "' tl''
present tn'e' ''t'.s '' ''''''' '''i 90,
power ao' sp'rV OF the TWO peoples o'NN'9H1N'
regard Tor International rights AL a" 'O'ei'an nee
OF the p'ogT,,e' ana e'F's'l,' '''' preserve s''u
n'ish0o.'.'P-'7 be followed ''ol 'S ''i''iC"' %
intercourse, e'Hme--' ana "-','' '''1 '''S %
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rur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHTS;
RICHMOND WHIG.
Monday Morning. TeIr""r, M, 1858.
EVENING WING.

We shall puoli.a to-day, at > O'Clock P. NJ, and
every succeeding day SUNDAYS eNeepted) at the
same hour. an evening edirion of the Wing The
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