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DROPosALs FOR RATIONs.

Quariermastsr'S oFce, U: S. Marine Corps.t
until 2 O'Clock p. m. OF the ed day OF November
next for furnishing ratiOns to the United States
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn. New York
Philsdelphia, Pennsylvania
GnspoIt, near Norfolk, Va.
Mound City, Illinois
Each ration TO sst Of three -fourths eta pound
OF pork or bacon, or one aud a fonrth peuod OF
or Twelve ouSees of hard hread or one and Sr
pound Of cornmeal; and at the rate to hundred
ten pounds Of rice or i'm lieu thereof. twice DER
week, one hundred and fifty ounces of desicated
Pe ss5 nnnnSs ~ rnffsa M ~ Is
aud q bali pound of tea; fifteen pounds OF sugar;
OF one and one fourth pound % sds3aStae candles
or one and halt pound OF tallow; four pounds Of
The ratiops 10 be delivered upon the order Of the
commanding officer of each station; the fresh beef
ity, With an equal portion Of the fore and hind
quarters. hecks and kidney, taliow excls1ed; the
fine, the Zee good Rio the sugar good New Or
ca,dss soap; salt etc to be of good quality.
All bids must be accompanied BY the following
The undersigned, of-, in the State
SSf-, and -,of -. in the State Of -; a.;
-. for ratioss. .. above described, be secsp pted.
he or they will within ten days Of the reeei OF OF the
contract at the Do Office named, execute the con
tract for the same, with good and sufficient securi
es; and In the case 's,d .ia wa sn. f.s to TO
make good the differ ence between the offer OF the
ssid - and that which may be accepted
Witbess:-E.F A. B., Guarantor.
-. laS- @. ID. Guarantor.
hereby certify that the abovenamed - are
known to me men Of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
To be sigrea by the United States District IsdRe
Unite 4 Statee District Attorney or Collector
No proposal will be considered unless acconpa-
MED by the above Rusrautee.
Newsps pers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the first nserton co ths
Office for exanina
Proposals % be indOrsed "Proposa,s for Rattan.
for lS56, /" and addressed to the underrigned
Wa. r. SLACK,
Soc B-law4w Major aud ousrtermaster.
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A WOMAN's No.

said my love was deep and true;
She only answered with Jest,
mocking word. a smile at best,
As one who nought of passion knew.
How earnestly tried to plead
Her eyes roYed idly here and there,
Her fingers toyed with chain or hair
She scarcely seemed my words to heed.
At last l said, Then is it sOl
My darling. must go awayl
Have Won no word of hope to say l'
She answered firmly, proudly, "Nor'
turned 10 go. and leave her free,
When suddenly heard her call,
And in my ear a whisper said,
Buy all your clothes at Smiths Oak Hall.
For you get the finest clothing, made in tn,
best style. and al lower prices than can b.
bought elsewhere. oak Hall, No. i6i 7th street
Evening star., 1865-11-07

TRUEIsM-COrns, bnniOns, inverted nails,
and other disorders OF the feet, when neglected,
inJure the general system by preventing the
body from taking that natural and lndispen
sable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils, we would
recommend an early call at DIR. Whites Off ee
No 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 41 and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult DR.. White.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

CHARGES OF HORSE STEALING-Yesterday
Henry Johnson, colored, was arrested by Off :
Ger Leach, of the Third Ward, for the larceny v
of horse, the property of Mr.. W. g. johnson.
TIE horse was recovered in Baltimore, where
IT had been sold. Justice Thompson commit ed
the prisoner TO Jail for further hearing.
Barney Sails arrested by Roundsman John
son, of the Third Ward, on suspicion of stealing
mouse -colorsd mare, which was found in his
possession. He also was sent TO jail for q hear
ing by Justice Thompson.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIAL TEMPLE,
No. Last night, this fine corps of TIE tenn
perance army held n public meeting in Union
haiI, 9TH street, for the purpose of installing
ITS new y elected officers. The hall was very
handsomely decorated with flags and banners,
aad at the hour of meeting was filled with Ia
oIes ana gentlemen connected with the Tenn
PIE, as well as many friends of the cause, who
were visitors only.
Alter the opening OF the Temple, MIR. j. A.
Sheldon, on behal. of Fidelity Social Temple,
- of Pennsylvania presented Martha Washing
ton Temple with three seits of handsome re-
gala in a neat address, which was responded
TO by Mrs = Il. Edison in acceptance of the
present A quartettP club of ladies and gen.
tlemen of the Temple then executed in hand
some style an appropriate quartette. The re-
port OF the recorder was then read, showing the
condition OF the Temple. II is a new institu-
ton in this city, being but few months old
and the progress II has made is very encoura-
ginE.
The following officers were then installed by
Hon. ID. p. Holloway, Grand Deputy, and f.
ID Pearson, G.. w. U., of the Grand Temple of
pennsylvania. has jurisdiction here. The off,
GERS were installed: - =. T Lizzie Freeman;
II p T., Cbas. E Westerfeld; Ii. v. T., G.. s
'Cleyerteni y V. T., L. =. Edison; =. Past s,
:. A. Hickling; II. Past T., j. Z. Darnall: b
r., A. J. Kendall; :. r., A. G. Biddleman: s.
TT, r Hacker; IL. +. r., CT. A. Mark: B. w
Hail; Il. -, L. J. Parker.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. ID. p. Hol-
Ioway and the principal officers elect, and
brieo Intermission, the remainder of the eve
ming was spent in the endowment of dialogues
and music by the Temple and q uartette Clubs
and addresses by Mrssrs. J. Sheldon N 7
lsdall, and p. NJ. Moriatz
Evening star., 1865-11-07

GRAND LAECENY.-Yesterd VIM. Burk,
colored, was arrested by officer Gibson, of the
seventh Ward. for entering the house of Maria
SImms, colOred, on + street south, between ID
and Sd streets, and stealing 81 in money. He
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DYJ.C. McGUIkE a CO, /, Auctioneers

FRAME HOUSE, WITH LOT on SEVENTH
STREET
Sth. at half past four O'Clock, the premises.
shall sell the north forty feet of Lot DO Square eli
situated on Seventh street west, Jbetwenn 5 aud II
streets north, with depth # 100 feet by
Frame Tenement. with Stable in rear, and rent
ing now at SIS per mouth. The Lot sold by the
square foot. with bindings inciu led
TtIms One half cash; balance ia six and ~
months with interest, secured b. deed Of trust on
the premises.
Convey sncing a. purchasers expense.
nos J e.. MCGUIRE A co Aucts
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ADAMS EXPEEss.-An additional office of
the Adams Express company has been opened
at No. 2l9 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Will
lards. This will prove a great con yenience to
our citizens in that section of the city.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

SILvER-PLATED Table Spoons, Forks, Tea
Spoons, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, only One
Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S
Pa. avenue, third door from L street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. NATHANIEL G. FINNALL is now the
agent for the SiGr in the Seventh Ward and
will attend promptly to any orders and see
that the Star is faithfully served.
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LADIEs.-Every LADY should call at the DOL
lar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania av.,
third door from TX street.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

EXCITEMENT on the avenue, 439 third door
from ~ street, at the new Jewelry and Silver
Plated ware only One Dollar.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; GeOrgeto~n.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERTr

IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, November Sth at half past
4 O'Clock m, will cell the property in George
town which now reside. The house T. large
and convenient, containing u rooms. built IN the
very beet manner, recently covered with slate aud
in good order; supplied with wzter aud gas The
lot is GO by 10 feet and contains variety Of the
best fruit. There are two stables, brick the
other frame, on the premises.
After the ssle Of the above described property,
will also offer for sale the adjoining lots one ON
Montgomery street - feet front with depth Of 100
feet; another lot fronting 20 feet on DnnbSrtsn
street. These are very excellent building lots.
Terms Onshalf cash: balance i'm one aud two
years. for notes hearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the property,
All cOnyeyanCes and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
Possession given on the first Of January The
properly lie pre- EioUs the sale by applY-
ing at No. 43 Duubarton st Georgetown.
LOUIS MAGkALL, JR.
no Id INTEL THUS. nOwIlNG Anrt
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HENRY BARRON, Trustee.
THUS. BOWLING. Auct.
RY J. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE UNIN
PROVED BUILDING LOTS IN AND NEAR
l4TH STREET AND BOUNDARY AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of November, iust d,
al clock p. IN, ~e shall sell, AZ Pabuc Auction,
Square No 24, which has been sab divided int -
Bnlldlbg Lots of convenient size. each
Whi,b runs hack TO public alley.
These lots front pectiyely aR 18th. 18th. W aud
Boundary streets. and heing in part Of the citT
which is rapidly being improved AMI where prop
erty Is enhancing ~ value. offers an opportunity
seldom 20 be met with, 60 those desiring 70 invest
la real estate in this city.
Terms OEe-thiId cash; and the balance ia two
equal pay nents az and y IA NTH, with Interest,"
secuI ed b. deed sf trust on ihe premises.
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser q cost.
JAS q. McGUIRE n CO.,
mol Intel. Auctioneers
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DOtd GIntel.I GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auct.
DAILIFF' SALE.

RAILIFF'S SALE
By virtue Of an order Of distrain from John NJ
whaIey, for rent due and in arrears, / have dis
trained upon the goods and ehstteis in the Tenpin
Alley on Louisiana avenue, near Canterbury Hall,
between "a aud 9th streets in the city Of Washing
ton. u. G., and hereby give notice that shall offer
said goods and chattels dfstrained, =, also the
lease of tie premises 20 the highest hid Ter cash
on WEDNESDAY. the oth instant 4 10 o slock a.
m, oB the premises.
Wv KIRBY. Banin
no6r' GRFES & WILLIAMS. Aucts
GALE OF GOyEENNENT FRAME BUILD
- INGS
CHEF QEnr ermaSteT' SOFce. Depot aC WaSkrnEtos,l
Washington. ID. C.. November >, ISIS.
VIII he sold At public auCtt n, the premises.
Q n on WEDNESDAY. November 8, 1855. the
following described Government Buildings, viz:
AT SIXTH STREET WHAkF. at IL o clock m
One y BuilSing, rs ty g feet
One tll Cook house Is by 32 feet.
One tll Shed, lOS 10y I5lS feet
One UD Shed 10 ky lkf,et
AT TINTED STATES ARSESAL.-Atl2m
Two (2D Barracks, each 251a by 6 feet
Two(2D Mess houses, each 2i1a by 81 feet
AT THE CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL AND
G STREETS. NJ O'Clock .. m
One On Parrack Ia by ~ fret.
One OD StOrehOuse, ls9s by Fjf-et.
One ul Desdh"use, 10 by 10 feet.
ore tlD sink 8 by r. feet.
The above buildings will be sold singly 20 the
highest bioder. End must be removed within t.n
CAY from the date ~ sale.
Terms oash' In government n 'pnas sRucErp
Brew. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qnarte master,
no2-t Depot of Washington.
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RY TBOs. BOWLING, AuctioOssr; Georgetown
TRUsTEEs sALEE77yyALgAgLE IR9PERrY

TRUsTEES SALE.NALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue 81 a deed of trust. executed the Tot
day of yuly. 1875. and recoI ded in Liber W D., No
o. fClios a. l43 aud Ia of the land rds OF
Washington cOuhIy, district OF Columbia the sau-
scrihtr. rs trrstee. will offer at public sale on
THURSDAY, the 9th day af November At the h.u r
n s.. oclotk in the an the east haif OF Lot
Numbered 2l5, in Beall's addition 20 GeorsetsWn
fronting 30 feet on the south side Of West street
and running hack the same width to an alley With
two-siory frame and brick Building upon the
same recently occuIiei Jy Mr. Chas. Dean
Also. the west half OF said Lot 2ls frantiUC mon
the said est street 81 feet, and running back the
same width TO alley.
Al the ssne time will be sold small lot Of House-
hold Furniture
Terms One half cash. balance in three and six
msDths, with interest. secured o. deed Of tFau
Convey sBcIng aud stamps the cosi OF the pur-
chaser.
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llY GRIM 4 NILLIAMs. Auctioncerr

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHSS FURNITURE
ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the sth sstant, at 'oo,ciock
a. m, sbsil sell, at the tNsiHepce Of adv ae
clihinR hour keeping, 397 tenth street w.-.t
btw.en norsh II and j strerts.s general assert
ment of Furniture. consisting Ia sart Of
Walnut Sofre Side AID Rrckiug trani-.
Marble top Tables. asd Window Curtains
Bedsteads. BuTeHus. and washsta asfs
CARPETS Mating sud Oilcloths
Feather Beds Hair-'op and Hu-k Mattresses
Cook, Psrlor. asId Chamber Stoves
China. Glass snf Procksry Ware
With many other articles too sumerou TO umer-
ate.
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M0ORE's WEST END MEDICINE DEPOT.
r ~. us PKNsA AyKSHE,
also. TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS coal Il
OIL and LAMPS, WINDOW GLASS, &e.. at tine
above place.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence Cf the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the
Stf instant, same hour Snd place
no cd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RYJ. g. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE LOT FOR A BUSINESS

HOUSE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November -, 81
4 o clock the premises. we shall sell the north
part Of Lot Is, Squsre 51i, fronting - feet
west side of llth street west. The per nf
ctr eet Borth. running back l0 ieet snd inch with
q Frame House thereon, standing back. TIE Lot
viii be t.ld by square foot and tDrlnde tbs tene-
ment. and ohe's an oppC rtHnit3 cf not G GeTneht
occurr~nce to purchase good business location 60
cloee 10 Pennss iysnis srenns. ~ l br. - III
Terms: One half es<h; residue In IL, .nnd tsslrs
months. secured by deed af trsst On the Lot.
CenvevsB BciHR at pure lss-rre cssst n lN' = q
uo6 tIntei1 ], Y. Mcguire q CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

PEARLs AND RUBIEs.-White teeth cropping
from out of ridge OF ruby, a breath spicy as the
airs from ATaby the Blest. Who can resist
such fascinafionsl To realize them, to perpe-
trate them, to make the mouth a casket OF pearls
and rubies, and every sigh a gush of fragrance,
all you have to do, fair ladies. is to use the
matcblcss vegetable preparation, Fragrant
SozOdont. go
GREAT BARGAINS IN Jeweiry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
JET and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons
forks.
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PY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuCteneers.

PY GRERn 6 WILLIAMS, Aucleneers.
VALUABBE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH y,
RkTWHEN Cd AND Sd STEEET5 WEST,
AT AUCTION.
On THU URSDAY. the 9th inst, we will sell, in
front of the premises. at4 O'Clock "a two hand
snme Building Lots, fronting on the south side Of
street north between ID and Sd str eets west be-
ing Lots Nos IS and l9, in Square 58: each having
afFont of 30 feet. running back lOsfeet to q Is
foot alley They will be divided in lcts Of ~ feet
front.
O. Terms at sale.
$50 will be required paid down when the pro-
perty isknocked of, and if not complied with. it
will be pun Up again and sold to the next highest
bidder.
no g. GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ETcEns AND OTHER WRITINGS or JAS
eou 1RAGCK fAHLOB.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

AUCTION SALE OF WASHINGTON CORPO-
RATION STOCK
On ATCRDAH, the 4th inst. at 4 o lock D m .
shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, corner 4 Tth
AND ID streets, Five Hundred Dollars in wash ng-
ton Corporation ak per cent. quarterly stock.
no Id GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DIED,

HUNT. On the 9th inst of iii ptheria, CHARLIE
MILL ER, only son Of Geo. W and Kate Hunt,
aged ears and month
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of his pa
rents at No. 42S street east, between 9TH and Sth
streets, tomorrow, the sth instant, at two o'clock
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AUCTION SALES,
[rsv other A.eter Sales. .e. t.xra pass.I

\
lIw oeaer A.et,on Saie., nee tesrfa pasel
RI W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneer..
RESTAURANT ANp THE TWO ADJOINING
wrpNnsbhY psHhRYGS arfEks6oJSSo At kAsTSJSos so, 9th
tUOeh A We will sell on the premise: the Res.a
Bsdns., az the norsS...s sad eGfn.t sSs ci
= 4:ss. sss s::S. ::ls''''
RT WIN. L. WALL co., Aucuoneer..
REsTAURANT AND FIXTURES. BARBER
onxEbsEsSSAY MORNING, sor.nsers, or,n-
236 street, between Izsh and 18th streets, sosth
The Fixtures of Restaurant, Bar Counter, Glass
ware. Liauors. &c.
Two Ch irs. Tables, sc.
Furniture. bedsteads, Stoves, Bedding, &c.
no7 W. L. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
RI W. L. WALL q CO., Auctone.rs.
SPECIAL AED PEREMPToRY. SALE oEA
SSIILGL0TRs, CANTON AND COCOA NAT
ON THURsbkY MORNING. November ., com
meneing at 10 o'clock, We will sell, at cur Auction
Rooms, stock of Carpet5. &c, being tue stock Of
a Wholesale dealer. comprising
t sGkkSgI GSkkkkHEIs kues uReasusSiE5s THsEE
MATING
The above stock being NIL fresh goods we cs,ecI-
ally invite the attention o. the trade and vlrties
furnishing TO this sale, ssthe stock will be closed
ont and offers rare inducements to purchasers.
Terms cash.
rot W. l.. WALL Co., Auct,.
RY w. b. LEWIS 4 CO., AuctiOneers
- No. 307 PennsyIvania ayenre
AUCTION SALE THIS EVENING AT SEVEN
O'CLOCK.
Embracing large stock of Ten and Bows Cloth
ing. SHIRTS, Drawers, Hats, Boots aud Shoes, Dry
Goods, &e., &C.
W. B. LEWIS q CO, Aucts
WANTED-A smart You CHI. Inquire Of w. B.
LENIs.. no6 81
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CLofFS6ss F6s GER GEsrcAA rcAsstmEs55Ysss, SNb s5Ys, WEAR.
Just opened a fine stock If
CLOTHS AND CkSSIMERES,
prices for cash
S And =. goods warranted = essys q rs'r'
noi-stlt 623 yth street, near Pc. svsAns,
Evening star., 1865-11-07

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

fRovER's 1HEATER.-Repetitiono OF the great
nye-act drama OF The STREETS of New York,
win magnificent ttbleaHx, representa-. a tire
IN Union Square ard other thrillinx SCENES
CANTEREURY.-Ihe he melo dramatic spectacle
OF "The Bandits NengraEce; or, Love Wins
Hearts" the negro buriesque of GThe Stree, :
OF New York." ballet, songs and other per
tormanees. 0.-
LECTURE by Rev DR.. s Imson, Presid ant o.
Columbia College, a. the Western Pre- sbyteri an
Church, Ii street, between 18Th and Snth sts
Subject "Bible Lands"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Ladies' fair for the
benefit of Assembly's CIurch. A most pleas
mt entertainment.
Evening star., 1865-11-07

I'OR RENT-An elegant unfu rnished PARLOR,
I with three front windows. at l12 @ street. be-
lween 2lst and I'D wi tn Of gas and heater Also,
a new STAbLE. References xchanged. oc 2au
Evening star., 1865-11-07

A FARM FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR
n improved city property. containing 90 acres,
with dwelling hOuse and stable; q young peach
orchard; miles from Navy Yard bridge, IN Prince
georges county, Md, near Belle Meeting House,
afJoiD ming the lands of David Rolings and Elisha
Pnmphrey. For further particulars inquire ct
sS3 9Th street east, or Silver Hill Post Once
Him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-18
EDWIN J. SCOTT. ESQ.

EK. EDITOR: 1t is most gratifying to our
community, to whom the above named
gentleman has been SO long and 80 favor
ably known, to learn that, at the pressing
solicitation OF numerous friends, 3lc has al
lowed himself to be put in nomin alton for
q seat in thesHouse OF Representatives
rom Richland District.
Peace has its triuAnphs and it's worthless
as well as war.
Ne. Scott served sixteen years in tn.
Offices of Tax Collector and Clerk of the
Court. in Lexington District; and was, dur
ing that time, chosen as Delegate to the
State Contention of 1882, otherwise known
as the Nullifying Convention.
For the last twcnty-eight years, as Teller
ana Cashier OF the Commercial Bank of
this city, he commanded the respect and
;sdnnratlon of all who had business with
that institution, for his integrity, his tinan-
cial abilities, his obliging disposition.
lie IS 4 reading and thinking man, and
Will Gre to do what he believes to be right
Upon the grave and difficult questions
20 come before oHr next Leg Gisiature-qucs-
tloAS OF State finance and taxation-of
the status Of the Freedman. his RIGHTS
aEu his dutics-of the relation between
debtors and crcditors-he is as competcn n
to "ccide as any man III the State
ii'c district will honor itself by hono.iu4
him. aad will consult its own interests by
abaihne. itself Of his PATRIOTISM, large ex-
pcTicnce; ripe Judgment and independence
Of thought ana action.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-18

A PNR1oT1c MANIFESTO. the
anniversary of the Independence Of
Mexico, the Emperor Maximilian pub
Eshed the following address:
GENTLEMEN This is & family fasti-
val, a festival of brothers which unites
every one of us this day under the
folds of our glorious banner. The
Gay upon which our i1nmoEtal Eiid:l-
so, elevating with unprecedented
valor his patriotic voice, united the
heroes Of a new lIcxithn er;ss will be
forever, to the sons Of our country, a
day of rejoicing; because we then
celebrate the Inauguration of CUR
nationality; because every good lIexi-
can must renew by an oath the pro-
mise to live for the greatness, the
independence and the integrity Of his
country, and show himself always
ready to defend it with all his heart
and soul The wordsaof that oath are
the first uttered by q good Michigan.
| solemnly repeat them now. My
heart. lny soul, my labor, and my
lawful efforts belong to you and to
our beloved country No influence
in this world can make me waver in
nay duty; every drop Of my blood is
Mexican now, and if God sends fresh
dangers to threa.en our country, YOU
will see me fight in your ranks for its
Independence and integrity. I am
wllllngto die at the foot OF our glo-
rlous banner, because no human
power can wrest from ME the trust
with which you have endowed me-
What | say must be said by every
good Mexican; it must .efface past
rancors; it must bury party hatred.
Every one must live for the good of
our beloved country. Thus united,
and following tho path Of duty, we
will be strong, and the principles
which form the basis of our task will
infallibiy triumph.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-18
DRY GoDDs
Eo r. K a die g

a 1ino variety, to which the attention of
the ladies' is particularly requested. We
nave q inc essurtmenDof
B!eached and Brown HOMENPIrN
siOUSSEIJ.l DES LANES.
English and american PRINTS.
Gambric, twillcd and plain
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Longcloth.
CaIcoes, Worsteds, Coburg, &c. s1?i+sb,e
for fall and winter. . 81 - ''i0
Alpacas, black and colored
Combs apd Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
fortunes OF every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder.
Ladies Shoes, BoOtecs and Ties of ou de-
scrlptions and the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Han Nets. Waterfalls oil
OF the very last styles and patterns
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hosiery OF all descriptions.
English .nd American Glove. ~ III
prettiest sty.n
Hem.stitcl.ed Handkerclicfs. Thimbles
Needles, Thread, spool, silk ana cotton
Hooks and Eyes, Wells.
ladies Billet and Letter Paper. rnled
Skirt Braid Of all colors.
Lasthgs, Whalebone.
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons
Pearl and other Buttons. fancy. dress and
common -"
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta rerchs. :,
Misses and Children's Shoes.
Round Combs, Wadding, Tablc-cloths
Glnghams, Lace and Trimmings
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon. Elastic do
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-18
Brands op the Revenue.

NASHVILLE, October 11.-Immense
frauds on the revenue haW been dis
covered here, and the United States
Revenue Collector for Cincinnati
reached here yesterday to investigate
the matter. A large liquor house has
swlndled the Government out of
$3.50, 600, but viii be compelled to
refund ct o1ioo, o- pay 5000, 900.
A. A. Harris has been arrested here
by order of Gov Brownlow, in ac-
cordance with a ceq,usition from Gov.
Bramlett. Harris is indicted in Ken
lucky courts for acts committed dur
ing the war.
Exciting times will be had in the
Tennessee Legislature OH the negro
and franchise question.