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'''N~Eth AIll-E ARMY AND NAVY Union
i.ASi evening, irregular meeting of the Con-
-.ryatIvt Army and Navy Union was held an
Temperance Hall. IL street.) Col James
iSit IN the chair, and Capt. G. W Rudeyard
--cTetary. The band of the association was
present, under the leadership Of Cant Ran
AID performed some fine music
Col Alabaugb, from the committee on con-
,rTt' reported that a programme had been pre-
JARED; that they had spoken for Odd Fellows,
Hail, which they could have on Friday Satur
d5y, or Monday night, in 'he holidays
TIE committee were instructed to engage the
arrangements "
The resignation of Capt. Ben Austin, infor.
naily laIG over at previous meeting, was
iSksn up Capt Austin rendered his resigna
ION because OF the adoption of the negro
outrage resolution.
The secretary read the resignation
The reading of printed extract was called
:or
The Secretary don't know which side 10
resd.
Dr. Craigin.-I move that both sides he read
The secretary read the extract in question
special dispatch TO the ChrosicIc, an announcing
hat the Chicago Tunes had come out in favor
UI negro suffrage. He also turned the slip and
esd the Radical roll of honor-the names of
states which gave radical majorities remark
ins NAT part OF Illinois was cut of, that por-
Ion having probably voted the other way
he secretary also read second communica-
Lon iTom Capt Austin. asking leave TO with
draw bts resignation.
lengthy discussion ensued, in which Cant
q Hsgan. Capt. Giese and Major Warner took
part, and finally, by vote OF IA TO 10. permis-
-l0n was voted 10 Capt. Austin TO withdraw his
-sSignation.
Lieut.. Wales offered a resolution in refer
ence 10 obtaining employment for certain men,
oers Ct the Union: which was adopted.
Capt Mcconnell, DIR. Craigen and Engineer
hockabee were appointed committee 10 re-
wise The credentials of the members.
Capt l. r. Mexican rendered his resignation
- corresponding secretary and member Of the
executive committee: and after some discus.
ZION, the Union refused to accept it. Ad-
iOurned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY WALL .......PRoPRIRrORs
n. b. PHILLIPs. MANAGER
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF
Oh. ra A : Ss : i : Il ! f I 4 MIST.
MRS. D. =. iBBowrss,
Mr.. %. McCOLLOM,
eSE2HrA o oSsI SAsF f5 5Ssf Ezh
SPECIAL NOTICE.
=, P1aueste has bsep formed from a portion OF
the Orchestra seats, to which the price OF admits.
GALLERIES white snd coiored, .! cents. of,n.ssrs
sest. OF course remain ct 81, and the Dress Cir
Gle AVE cents lt
NATIONAL THEATRE.
pennsylvania avenue, near WfIlards' Hotel.
Ninth Night Of the Brilliant Re gagement of
NIB. JkFFERsON,
Who will appear
THIS Wednesday EVENING. DEC. 10, 1856,
In Dion Boucicaults drama,
Rip VAN wINKLE;
Oh, THE SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARS
Founded on Washington Irving's beassfifuI
and mech ,nism, and a cast Of great power '"'''
MAINTAINS S GehHB ITALIAN OrERA
viii appear early IN January, 1871.
METZEROTT HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, pEO. 18TH, 1866.
PUTTY AND vARNISH, Or PONT0ON
PHILOSOPHY
JOSH BfLLINGs.
An Essay en- F1kt, PhHa dHd Frnsy, mixed mp in
twenty one axis.
Tickets, so Gents; for sale at the Hotel and
Book- stores, and Post Office News Stand.
limited number of he served Seats, Cents
each. to be had only at Metzerott's Music Store.
Doors open at CLOCK; Josh open, at 8. de II 3.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS,
Tor one week only. commencing THIS Monday
EtENlNG, Dec. 18th, IN their Fashionable Musi
cal Promenade Entertainment. The Wonder
oil modern Times, the Glass steam Engine, Fairy
Queen greatest curiosity of the agestands six Iest
high which, II OF iron. would be IL horse power,
aud Is composed OF 20 90 pieces of COlored Glass.
the largest speci men IN the world. 800 viii be
paid TO any party in the world who can duplicate
the Noodrofe Glass steam Engine. Talented
Artstes may be seen In different parts OF the all
manufacturing an endless variety of PArl0r Or
nameDts. Immense attractions for MONDAY a..
December l7tb-the first night.
Doors open att oclock company at Work, u,
Pre,ents Given, 81. Tickets, 50 cents. Children,
rs cents. do N-6t*
GNANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
Il For TsbleauN and Private Parties
Apply TO MRS FRANK REA
de ]? 6t' Ar 18th street.
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CRoVER BAKEK
CELEBRATED
FIRST PREMIUM
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
The best Family Machine in the market
The only Machine that will both Sew aud En-
broidsr peyfeelIy. =.
Thee. make an Elastic Stitch that will not break
in washing.
Call and ex anime their merits, at
DAVIS 4 GAITHERS
no a I'm 20 market Space.
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DIED.

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star once counter
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LOST AND FOUND.

OK KEwARD. -strsyed or stoleu. saturday,
2O 18th, enc dark red sed white spetteA Buffalo
oo"' heavy viz iilf rsSi'i s e.: :,,.., -
? de 49, between 9Th and III Strssts esss
VC ages spsckkd White and rsd c0x, With
s s. Is: s T.
, M4ssis SULLIVAN, Sd street, between s,s
OST-On FRIDAY. morning, Dec. llth. . black
chnses 20 ass q.
and n SITS. The finder will Q rewarded, liz re-
a1ired. By leaving 1t ct the above named place.
1 OsT..As supposed, On Penn . avenue, between
BLACK Oil CLOrH WALLET,
snsd IN ns sfs! and 70 benz reg
are 81 OF them useless to the finder. ''
s Be 'ss No. f. a.ss5
gnsoEiok, WinaIds Hotel, who hes particular
di9-st' IIntl XND'w sTERILL RIDGELY.
osT.0n Thursday night, between Ith street
~ and the Baltimore depot. about $3.50, in q
black Memorandum Book. The Under wilt receive
1920 81 Ss9 on returning the money 70 Mr.
10th street west. de F-Ns
ST0LEN-The gentleman " ho tooh : white silk
- VEST BY mistake, ON the 18th Dee in Mr..
will greatly obi &c the workman at Mr.. Peter
street: white sik Vest Of this pattern pr assIi.
~ canno' be bought in this country. All tailors
ARE NTRsSussfd SSt to make ituP Inquire at
COA REWARD-Stolen on the night o: the
S SoW as6 Of September from the premises Of
H0ksE, marked u. s and l. g.; medium size
mase and tail somewhat. ,sunburnt; has roam
nose The above reward will be ss,d e ssssrned
oc1 HyattsviIie, Prince Georges 90. Md
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CLERICAL PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.-The following promotions
have recently been made in the Treasury De-
partment:-Secretary'sO ffice-George N. War
rem, l. l. Wells, Daniel Baker, Edward Mo-
ran, r.. Behl, q. A Hancock, r. T. Shillinglaw
and A. Rodrigue, from LIST 70 I'd class. First
Cemptroiler's Omce-W. F. Scott, q george Tay-
lOr- and L. Brannigen, from LIST 10 I'd class.
Second Comptroller's Office-George T. Pike,
from I'd TO Sd class; Edgar Stevens, from Isl to
I'd class. Sixth Auditors Ofice-John H.
Dixon. j. Is. Patterson, and j. T. Mallette,
from lst TO 2d class Once Comptroller Of the
Currency-Edward Myers and J w. Magru-
der, from 1st 70 I'd class. Treasurer's Once
LeRoy Tuttle, promoted to assistant treasurer,
and A. N w man TO assistant cashier. Bureau
of Statistics-Henry Mark. Edgar Patterson,
and Thomas Cieary, from Sd TO Attn class: John
IAaw and G.. w. l. kidwell, from ID to Sd
class.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
EDUCATIONAL.

ST. TIMOTHYS HALL
i h K duties Of this institution will be resamed
en- Sept. Is, 1865. For terms, &C., see catalogue
and circular at the principal bookstores Of thil
city, or address the principal
an 81 E.PARSO SIS, Oatonvills. Nd.
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NEw BOOKS The making of the American
Arthur Partridge Volume ., Bancrofts History
OF United States. Handy Book Of Ophthamic Sur
Epidsmics. An American Family In Germany, By
J. Ross Browne, nluetrated. Felix Holt, Library
h Se AL u 'ns DAfk fRsIHvssGR fSYL sSR
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NAVAL CHANGES -Ordered-I.ieut. Conn.
mdnder lie Roy Fitch TO command the Marble
head. Assistant Paymaster Joseph Foster TO
the Marblehead.
Detaehed-Lieut. Commander Nathaniel
Green, from Chicopee, and placed on waiting
orders: Acting Masters Vim. IL. Wood, Saml
Very, Jr-, Acting ERsigns Robert Elder, J.
H Willmuth. Acting Assistant Surgeon Reu-
ben smith, and Acting Sd Assistant Engineer
ID A Randall, from the Chicopee, and ordered
10 the Marblehead; Commander VIM. +. Spicer,
from the command ofthe Chicopee and placed
on waiting orders; LIST Assistant Engineer Robt
Bolts. I'd Assistant Engineers Elijah Laws, X.
y. Ellis, and Sd Assistant Engineer g. l.. Ma
gle, from the Chicepee. and ordered to the Mar
olehead; Mate J. A Belcher. from the Chico
pee. and ordered to the Peoria.
The Chicopee and Marblehead are now at
the Washington Navy Yard.
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Yankee OLOOKs, CLOCK and WATCH MA. -
TBRIA LS, WATCH rs and yEWELRY.
J. ROBIHSOHS,
3l3 Pa. avenue. =
no Him. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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bly, be brother of our suga man, we
said
"'Sir, be kind enough to tell me your
name
lie said quietly:
My name is Palmerston.'
What, Lord Palmerston p
The same
"N took off ohr hat and said:
My Lord pardon me for this ride
ness. am an American travelling for
Information and pleasure; and took yon
Tor one OF onr countrymrnr and old
friend Of mine
1--WE shall never forget the qnazical
smile that played upon his open, manly
features when he replied:
",No matter, mistakes will happen
"a little conversation passed, in.
which he was kind enough to invite us
to call and see him"
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'Thr Charleston Dniiy News.

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IA will naturally look to the interest of.
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not be wanting in the proper amount of de-
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oc, 2FG5
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katermaI Revenue GEiide.

ID ENG nm abstract ofthc Internal Revenue,
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The GonfcdcratCS in Mexico.

The McNitan 7Tmce printed in the
City o! Mexico, November II, has an
article on tic CouGcderalcs who sought
Il shelter in MeXiso. 1t says they did
So
In like manner dls the Irish patriots,
and Koss"th and his companions fly to
the United States They were recov.
ed with open arms. They were not
only tet"d and dned everywhere with
great hospitality, hnt much material aid
WIS given them. The United States
government even sent u ship Of war to
take k"SSnth0nd hnScompanions to, New
orE, making them the nations guests,
10 tins The Emperor Of Austria made no
iormat protcSt--enicrrd no complaint
whatever just so soon as Majesty
the Emperor MaNimiIian found exilrd
Con'ed"rat"s IN his dom'nons, he re-.
,c"lVed them kindly. lie received them
homeless honSrIesS. ponNylcss. and cx-
tended t" them the same Lo'pi'a'ty
winch thr government OF the United
states mad ever cXtSnded to all political
eN!iGs.
ih"Se gentlemen together with Ma.
GrudcT Reynolds, Shelby, Hndman,
Wilcox Bee tlardeman. Slaughter
W atkins, Lnadbettcr, Mordccai, Blake,
McLanc, Perry klmmel, Slayback,
Blackwell, kcrhart, Collins, Vowel,
ll"II, Bouldln, Bromwell, Cage, Reid,
bartlett, Terry. Ward, Woods, Jones,
l>"ylor, Fell, Roberts, Brown, Oladow.
sky, Edwards, Laurence, Moore, Crow
ihrr' Cand'tI TIsdcl!, ThraIklll, Mitchell.
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,EhC CE,csi"r y. airARrd,
BY GEORGEPITHER.

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WHY THE ROBBINS BREAST rs RED,

The Savior, bowed beneath his cross,
Clomb up the Qrcarv hill,
And from the agonizing wreath
Ran mauy n crimson rill.
The 6rawncy Roman ,hrast him on
With unrclcuting hanH---
Till, staggering slowly mid the crowd,
He fell upon the sand.
a little bird that warbcd near,
That immcmorial day,
Fitted aronhh and s,rovc to wrench
One single thorn away; -
The cruel spike lit palcl his breast,
And thus, It's swcclly said.
The Robin has his silver vest
incavnadmcL with red
All Jcsu. Jesu Son of Man.
Ny dolour aud my Sighs
Reveal the lesson taught by SIS
Winged .Ishmacl Of tn, skies.
l, in the palace of delight,
Or cavcrns of despair.
Have pluckc,i no 'horns from Thy dca
brow
Bu, planted thousands there,
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OF TUE
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The PhGlnix,
APUDLlShED AT COLUMBIA, {
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.

.
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news. (by telegraph, mails, c;c.,) Editorial
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WINNSBORO, G., THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l. 1866

o'ch dViV"n rom me graves OF their
sircs,. and who now seek now homes in
the land III the stranger,
We are glad 10 see, and tG say, that
among. the Coniederates who arc now
in Mexico there are no secret iuntas
conspiring against The land of their
hrth-no loud dcnunciations against
Fatherland.
The SoUTHlN CONGRESS- The Hon.
{. 9. Luagdon, formerly editor of the
Journal to which he writes, now mem.
Der OF Congress from the Mobile Dis.
trct, has addressed to the Mobile Rcgis.
ter 0nd AdvOtiScr letter. dated at
Washington, on the 4th inst, in which,
after reviewing very forciby the action
Of Congress upon the admission Of the
Southern Representatives,. he. states that
he has come 10 the conclusion that the
Southern States will be deprived OF rep.
reSeniatlon during the whole existence
OF thePrcsen. Congress.
The motives which, in his opinion,
control the action of tie radicals are 50
clearly and well. stated in his letter, that
we quote that portion Of it:
"Thc motive Of all this is perfectly
transparent. The radicals are anxious
to pass certain mcasult,s. and among
them amendments to the Constitution,
(as have stated in former lct,cv. for
the double purpose OF consolidating their
own power, aud also as further punish
mrnt OF the wicked rebels Were II ny
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AN ANEoDoTE OF PA MERsroN. In
1859 the editor of the Mexican Time
was in England, and he now relatt's in
Mexico the following Incident
driving rapidly up the Strand, we
met man walking very brssly, whom
we took to be our friend PRESCOTT, tho
aforesaid sugar broker. Passing our
arm over the rcins, we stopped the Han.
som, leaped ont and Immediately over.
took him.
walking side by side with him for
some distance, having eyed him very
closely, we were sure that we had our
man; so turning sharply around, we
slapped him heavily on the shoulder and
said:
"'lIow are you, old fellow? You
don't know me, do you p
"Tlle gcnt'amnn gave me u freezing
stare and said :
"'No, sir; I don't know You
"We gave him another familiar slap,
and said:
"'Why is it possible you have forgot
me? Have you never been to Baton
Rouge? Don't you know Dan. FIick.
ey2 Don't you recollect our ba'r at
Brmle's landing? Look at me well.--
Don't you know A.?
: With great sang frcid he replied at
once
mo, sir. ] have never been to Ba.
ton Rouge; / don't know Dan. Hickey;
/ don't know anything about theaballs
of Brule's BANDING; have looked at
you well II don't know A.
,''Now this was a stpnner. Wedrew
back, and thinking that he might posi-.
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Alta wedding supper in Memphis
Tenn, last week, the enthusiastic bride.
groom got off little speech, in the
course of which he uttered the following
eloqnentsentiment !: HTo.night I shake
hands with the past. IAN unknown
door is about to be opened wide. and /
enter an abode Of perfect beattitude.n
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RAEE& CAROLINA T'EnGs,
EY WAEING & ItERRQN.
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oct 2foS
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