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DRY 6uons.
A Z .KINZEY's, -
"a THIS WEEK,
OPENING LARGE LOTS OF
AUCTION GOODS.

OPENING go coo YARDS NEW RIBBONS.
BONNET Ribbons &C.. loo. l2le., l5c. per yard
BONNET RIBBONS, zoe. z5c 3lc., 40c per yard
RICH SASH RIBBONS. 2jc 20 sec yard
TRIMMING RIBBONS. Sc, &C., &c., Toe. per yard
TRIMMING RIBBONS, 5Oe 6Oe., 75e. piece.
SATIN RIBBONS, 2jc piece ND.
] 900 REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
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| EOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
4 q WHITE STONE BAYLISS DOCK tFor sehlver) GREAT
NECK SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK and GLEG WoOD.-Saner
SkAWASAKA leaves PecksIp EVERY AFTERNOON suUaays
eeptcI soppsg Thvsevcuthzt each way ahsr
Maney tickets so FOR moHthG PaeksgJo
| ticket. and ta-sicrt taresg greatly reduced.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF PoLrrIcIAN.
On Saturday night, some weeks ago. q
gentleman was walking leisurely down
Broadway, apparently very much occupied
with his thoughts, when he was interrupted
by an appeal for charity. On turning to
see who had accosted him, he saw woman
about thirty years of age, wan and thin,
but who still retained traces of former
beauty, and who, from her manner. had
evidently mixed with the moro refined
classes OF society. She said that her hus
band was bed-ridden, her children sick and
famishing, as we'll rs suffering from the
cold. The gentleman thought moment,
and came to the conclusion to accompany
the woman to her home, and, if her story
proved true, to relieve her. Having in
formed her OF his intentions, she willingly
led the way, and, upon their arrival at a
tenement-house in Baxter street, her state
ment was fully and fearfully corroborated.
The sick husband and three children.
scarcely covered by their rags, were hud-
died together in a corner, trying to keep
from freezing. by combining the warmth of
their bodies, and their pinched countenances
plainly showed that cold was not the only
thing they suffered from. The gentleman
promptly sent for q physician, and then
gave the woman roll of bills, which, on
opening, she found to amount to the sum
OF fifty dollars. He waited until the physi-
clan arrived, when he ordered him to at
tend to the suffering family and send his
bill to him. The humanitarian refused to
give the woman his name, but her husband
recognized In their visitor no other than
John Morrissey, member of Congress.
Ihls incident was communicated to us di-
rect from the house -agent.-Neo York
Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

BEAUTY.-How to secure clear. smooth
beautiful, healthy skin, is the desire of all.
and this Is within the reach of all. The
skin becomes discolored. rough, eruptive,
by the virulent, unhealthy condition of the
excretions and insensible perspiration-tha
is, secreted by its functions, and expelled
through its pores. The skin is one of the
chief outlets for the expulsion of the hu-
mors or elements that the absorbent vessels
reject, to nourish and sustain the blood;
hence. these irritant humors poison the
delicate skin. and we have PimpIes. Blotob-
es, Sores, either simple or malignant, ac-
cording to the condition. of the perspiration
and humors secreted by the skin. Now.
the application of cosmetics only hide these
defects, and increase the irritant condition
OF the skin. Use Heinitsh's Queens De-
light, and it will be found perfect remedy
for these disorders M24
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

A horrible crime has been committed at
the village. of Dolce Aqua, North Italy,
caused by the enforcement of the grist tax.
The population rose en- nnasse and killed the
Mayor, whose head was then mounted on q
pike and paraded through the streets. Dur
ing the same day, twelve of the municipal
councillors were ussessinated.
Henrietta Gray, the negress, who few
days since, murdered little white girl. near
Macon, Ga, in order to obtain So. 20, has
been captured after q three days chase. Two
little boys. brothers of the murdered girl,
led the officers in pursuit.
EuYPr.-The French papers III Egypt
generally supposed to be subsidized by the
Viceroy-are becoming more and more out
spoken on the subject of Egytian indepen-
dence of the Sublime Porte
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

PLANTAT1oN BIrTERs are especially recon-
mended to Clergymen, Public Speakers and
persons of literary habits and sedentary life
who req lire clear mental faculties, which
can only be obtained by relish for food.
and perfect digestion. Delicate Females
are certain to lind III these Bitters health
and strength. -
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne and sold at half
the price. MOTT "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Many years ago, when Nantucket was
largely engaged i'll the whaling business, n
clergyman of that town preached from the
text, 2 Kings, iv z; 'Go sell thy oil, and
pay thy debt, and live thou and thy chill
dren Off the rest" The congregation were
indignant at the minister's attempt to med
die with the oil market.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE, THE s'STAN-
DARD" MANURE.-Rhodes' Super Phosphate
can be used either broadcast or in the hill.
or with the seed in the drill-in no instance
is it to be ploughed under sod, nor bed
ded upon. In case of replanting or back
ward growth, Rhodes applied as top
dressing, produces speedy growth-it does
not fire. Exposure is of great advantage.
as it absorbs ammonia from the atmosphere,
rain and dew-it being established that a
large quantity of ammonia per acre is
evolved during the year from these sources.
An application of 200 pounds per acre is
considered sufficient for crops. but expert
enced planters report 800 pounds per acre
as repaying the outlay-high manuring, on
few acres, being the most desirable under
our changed labor system. Professor
Charles U. Shepard, in recent paper, saws:
"The planter will never obtain the best
of artificial fertilizers until he Incorporates
them largely with composts of stable ma
nure, vegetable muck and wood ashes. The
idea of trusting to few hundred pounds to
the acre, of even the best fertilizers, seems
next to absurd to the Northern or European
agricnlturist, who thinks nothing of enrich
ing the Same area with ten or fifteen tons of
sound compost"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Ills THAT FLESH IS HEIR To.-Sorofula
or Kings Evil. Rheumatism, NEURALGIA.
SSwellings OF the Glands and Joints, Erup-
ton OF the Skin. Secondary Syphilis with
all its train of evils, Impure Blood, Female
Diseases, Low, Spirits, Liver Complaint,
nervousness, &c, &C., fall to the lot OF
mankind. But, happily, they have their
antidote DIR. TUTr's SARsApARIInA ana
QUEENS DELIGHT possess the qualities to
expel them from the system. restore perfect
health. and produce happiness, where all
was misery. Nf27
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the firststime this morning:
Wm: J. Rivers School Teaching.
Mrs.S. AZ Smith-Opening of Millinery.
Meeting Typographical Union.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

The hish Citizen, of New York, edited by
Mr. John Mitchell. speaking of General
Longstreet's appointment as Collector at
New Orleans. congratulates the General
upon the probable refusal of the Senate to
approve his appointment, upon the ground
that he has enough to bear in the odium
already incurred by his eagerness TO 'accept
the situation" ''Well," says Mr.. Mitchell,
she has his reward; the situation has not
accepted him!"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

A GOOD HOTEL is benefit to tho commu-
nlty ana Boston may we'll be proud of it's
noted AMERICAN HousE, so long and SO we'll
Kept ny Lewis Rice, Esq Thoroughly
RENTED and refurnished, it need fear no
competitor. NIo7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

THs SITUATION IN MExIco.-By special
correspondence from Mexico, dated in
Montery on the 28th of February, we arc
Informed that the entire country was wrapt
in flame of revolutionary agitation. The
people were disgusted with and sick of
the Cabinet plumbers of the Juarez party,
the members Of the Government and Presi-
dent looking merely to the "spoils," and
caring little for the general interest Esco-
bedo was doing the work of determination
In Tamaulipas. and most of the other States
were considerably disturbed. Gen. Negrete
had defeated portion of the Government
troops, and it was considered that others Of
them would join his standard. Conductas
were being piundered at all points. Ad-
that United States troops would soon in
wade Mexico and leave it open to inference
that the ''beginning of the end" was not
far distant. .-Ne'O York Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

mlddling, but an agricultural system that is
true: !ust and lasting. Her, land has had
no sabbath there has been no restoration.
tTbe balanee bstween the living and the dead
Il products Of farming was DESTROYED and must
be regained. NO lapdsfthat are mot often
renewed by the mud of inundations can
survive such an exhaustive, succession as the
planter has required of his cotton and to-
bacco fields. ,o-.s I'D, .A
A lost fertility must be restored. That
savagery OF broom -sedge and brier-t thickets
must be abolished. But the purchase of q
] few thousand tons Of gpano. will not work
the desired change. Those phosphate stones
on Ashley River alone will not do it. The
ST 18th thinks she needs manufactures-aud
SO she does But artzans and Operatives
will not move there till good food and good
cloth are less costly. These will not be more
abundant till there are more good barns and
wei! designed farm yards; till those poor,
wild COWS are replaced with Durhams, and
Hereiords, and Attorneys; till those razor
ters take their place; till they have fatter
chickens and more of them; till potatoes,
and cabbages. and apples are cheaper. Got.
ton always was q weak king. He was full
| OF pride, and vanity, and weakness He
urged his subjects into an unequal strife,
| and then showed no influence at courts to
make alliance or secure open ports. He
gave the planters family pocket money, a
handsome carriage, and heritage of barren
! fields. 1t ever king ut all, he was King
Stork. The South of to-day does not need
cotton factories half so much as she does
manure factories. She thinks the Constitu-
ton as 1t was, furnishes q panacea for all
woes; but 1t is not half SO important to her
just now rs the Herd Book
Per contra--the Washington Chronicle
(Forney's paper advocates cotton maniac
ture in the South. 1t tenders the following
advice:
'The success of the South in enlarging
her cotton resonroces lies very largely in her
own hands. She must exert herself to
bring the matter to the general attention;
she must exhibit her advantages to those
who have the power to assist her; hold out
proper inducements, diligently set about
establishing permanent and efficient labor
system, stripped of the defects and draw
backs of the present one and make it agree
able and remunerative for Northern men to
carry their money, energy and experience
into Southern communities for steady.
active employment there"
Ii the South is wise, and willing to be
taught by experience, she will not make
cotton hereafter her exclusive pursuit. The
cotton section of the Union has now
more money in its hands than for many
years, and the reason is that last year it
diversified its industry and raised its own
supplies, so that the diminished crop of
cotton brought higher price, and the
money was not expended abroad for sup
plies. If the South wants to be prosperous
she will continue to pursue this course, and
even the cotton States will not be tempted
by the delusive prospect of gain to make
cotton their only production.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

A despatch from Concord, New Hamp-
shire, to the Bostorn Journal, dated the 21st,
says: cit came to light yesterday that q
movement is on foot for the formation of a
new political organization in New Hamp-
shire. to include as many as possible of the
conservative members of the two existing
parties. The matter is now in the hands of
twenty prominent men, ten of them being
Republicans and ten Democrats. Private
meetings of those having the thing in
charge have been held. but nothing can be
obtained as to the prospects of the move
ment. 1t is said that the whole scheme will
be made public in June next"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

81. MAuR's tickets are for sale at Bryan
& McCarter's Bookstore. MOI
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children. MOT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Who likes to laugh, the Great Ventrilo
quist is here. MOI
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

ST; MAUR, the Ventriloquist, opens at
Carolina Hall, Monday. MOT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Ladies, Mothers and, Children, Sr. MAuR
has come. M0T
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Light! Light! Light

Light! Light! Light!!!
SAFEIY and Economy combined, by using tho
~ -, ,m CRESCENT GAS GENERATOR and GRES-
CENT N:n. OIL; This Oil is non-explosve and gives
neys or the trouble Of cleaning them. Kerosene
Lamps altered to nse the Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, at trifiing expense. For further in
formation and supply of Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, apply TO J&T H. AGNEW
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Messrs. Reed and Simpson returned from
washington, yesterday. They are not very
sangulne that justice will be rendered in
their cases. The next few days will decide
the matter, however.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27
''Messrs. Bryan 8 McCarter have received
the April number Of the mother of Enaga-
zines4 Godey's Ladgs Beek, We are in
debtea to them for a.copy. 3 k

st. Maur, the yentriloquist and magician,
whose exhibitions in Columbia have hereto
fore given general satisfaction, will unfold
his budget of wonders in Carolina Hall, on
Monday evening next.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

Owing to the unsettled weather and un-
foreseen circumstances, there was no the
atrical performance last night. The COM
pany, augmented by actors from the North,
will open in Charleston, Monday evening
next
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-27

The vestry of Christ Church ackno wledge
the "liberality of the churches in Philadel-
phia, New York, Utica, Flushing and Alex
andria, Virginia, who have contributed to
the rebuilding of our church, destroyed in
the conf1agration of Columbia, during the
war;
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &C.

A resolution has been introduced In the
Georgia House authorizing he Solicitor Gen
sral 10 inquire INTO the reasons why color-d
person II performing tue DUTIES of clerk of the
superior Court of Chatham county, and 70 In-
sIiute proceedings against the SAM, and, If
necessary. 10 carry the To the Supreme
Cont The member Offering the resolution
CIsIms that the state being fully reconstruct ted
the IeglsiatHreIs the nudge OF the qualifications
OF State officers, and that Congress has no right
% interfere.
Tuesday the House Of the Florida I.egisIa
rure hallOtPd once for United States Senator
Wilson. Republican, rec-iVIng IL votes: oliver
bemCCTa', -; Richards. Republican, > Nsa-
cham, COIOTed Republi an, 5; and others each
There vas no Joint ballot Tae S-utte seems
iLcilLed 10 hold the election of GiIbert last
! Uhe a. legal. although when elected no va
-anCy existed, and he majority of the senate
appear to be decided not TO go into Joint ballot
motion will b. male IN the South Gro.
INA supreme Court for a rule upon the acting
Beard of Aldermen % the city of Charles ton ~
show cause why they should not be attached
;OT contempt for failure 10 obev the writ O;
FuaDcamus issued by the Supreme Court,
ordering them 10 declare the result of the
recent election for Mayor and Aldermen of tina
city.
The proposed Richmond Con yention or mass
meeting, which was called for thu 10TH of Feb
fuarN To Tatliy the action of the committee OF
prominent men Of irgInIa looking 70 a mOdI n :
cttiOn 90 the trims of reconstructiOn, has been
postponed uHuI March Eth. IN order TO awaI
Congressional action an the matter.
At HAYS City. Kansas, despatch says a
courier from Fort DOdge brings a report from
Major General Shef dan that the Indians drove
n the mail carrier on Saturday, and hG think ks
unusual vigilance should b. exercised by resi-
Certs Of ranches and settlements along the
border.
Two men, named Cummings and Brown, la =
bOTers on the Central railroad, were killed neat
syracuse. New \ ork, yesterday afternoon. by
a train OF cars
The fity-hrst annual communication of the
Grand Lodge OF Mississippi has reelected
Thomas Gathrigbt Grand Master, and J. L..
Power Grand Secretary.
A bill has been introduced in the Missouri
Legislature az ainst prize fighting, prescribing
a severe penalty for principals, seconds, and
spectators
IL is rumOred IN Montreal that the Dominion
government Will appoint Hon. William Howe
- delegate 10 visit a. nington 10 aid in obtain
ing reciprocity.
A Planters and Manufacturers Conyen
non ls IN session in Jackson. Mississippi. with
a very IN ! attendance.
General Mower succeeds the late General
Rousseau IN command of the District of Lou isi-
ana.
John Bedell was yesterday nominated As the
IemOcra'Ic candidatr for Governor OF New
Hampshire.
Richmond Republicans protest against Con-
gress granting what the Virginia Conference
COMMITTEE ask for.
General Reynolds has arrived az Galveston.
Texas. en- route for Washington. He leaves to-
morrow.
William Homes for many years associate
editor OF the Missouri RspajjicaR. is dead.
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= Of Lectures, delivered 81 the Nee York
LIS useup Of Anatomy. embracing the sqe,scs..
and Dad Age; Manhood gensraiiy reviewed: TIE
csuse OF inoieestlon. hstaenoe and Nervous eks-
eesee accounted Tor; Marriage ptaiosoShiesiy coz
sidered, &c.
Pocke volumes -ontsiuins th,se Hectares yin -
forvarueA % parties unable 10 attend. on receiSf
q four stamps. b, addressing; sEc&rAai,
NeW orb Museum Of Anstou.y end ecisac-. etS
Broadway, AeS York tssly
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DRoPosALs FOR CORN.
HEADy'ks FIFIH MILITARY DIsTEICr.
STATE OF rENA~.

HEADV'ks FIFTH MILITARY DIsrEIcr.
STATE OF TEaA>.
OFFICE or fHlEE QTARrERNAsI 3.
AUSTIN, fFNAs, January @, 1853
Sealed Proposals, IN duplfc at. will he receiyed
at THE Office until SATURDAY, February Is, 1853.
at IL Q clock NJ for furnishing the Qusrttrmss-
ter Department at Camp ConcOrdis, Texas. with
such quantity VI Corn may be required until
June -. $50
Corn TO be Of good clesn. merchsnt table quality.
shsllsd. and delivered ia sacSs, subject 20 rgia
Inspection.
Delivery 10 commence on acceptance Of con-
tract, and continue in such Quantities and 81 such
times a. may be required by the Post Ousrtermss-
Bids 10 be plainly endorsed - Proposals for Corn
at Camp Colcordia,' aud addressed 20 the under
signed
81 command Of Brevet Ms or General Candy.
PO1TEk.
BTeyet Bri rsdier &c peral. and e %. NJ.
ia 2l-6s Fifth Military District.
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~Tin ore, rare ar'Icle IN this country il Is
sald- has been found recently at WinsIow
Maine
~-'Sbingle weddings" have been started in
Iowa. 10 b. gwen by newly married couples il
they have lived together happily for a year
~WestOn is determ IN led 10 start again on a
1000 mile walk. His effrontery appears to bs
Irrepressibie. But the world would not be
complete without its Westons and other hum
bugs.
~The postmaster a. Oakland. California
nas been made all from the presence OF alkali
II the mail matter rrcei we'd by the overland
route, which he Is obi Iged 10 handle
MR. Myra Clark Games has offered to
donate 10 Louisiana whole block IN New
Orleans on which TO erect a State House, and
Asylum.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-The STOCK, GOODWILL, AND
i FlATt RES OF a corner Grocery sad Liquor
store; with three story Dwelling attached, a
good locailty Satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing Address b. J.. City Post Office. Ja2l-3.'
LOB sALE-Stock Of FURNITURE, CARPETS,
4 OlLCLoTHS, GU RTAINS, &c, for sale. Lo-
good business. For terms, &c., address P. .. Box
ol3. ja2l-3ts
EOR StLE-A CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
BLACK tONIES. Amply At the stables 49,
OF BARNEY SANDS, in alley in rear of -
Chain House, between II and street, and 18th aud
lith streets. Ja2If
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tx GREEN ac! = WILL IL. t., r..,
No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and streets

cHASCERY sALEOF VALUABLE WHARF
AND MILL PROPERTY IN GE9R3ETOWN
b. virtue Of Q decree passed by the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, in equity canse
No: l.229, wherein Alonzo Gordon ct al are com
plalnsnts and William l. Dawson ct al are de.
ftndsnts, / will sell 81 public auction, in front Of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 10Th day Of
January, A. ID. 1879, at O'Clock p. M, q valuable
city of Georgetown, District Of Columbia; the frst
parcel contained within the following metes and
bounds Begins at the intersection Of Frederick
and Water streets at the southeast corner of said
parcel. ard running thence north to the southern
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; thence
with the line of said canal westwardly to an alley
thence southwsrdly with the eastern line Of said
alley to Water street. and thence with the northern
line OF said Water street to the place of beginning
TIE other Of said parcels contained Sithn the fol
lowing metes and bounds For the them bonn.
dairy W ater street; for the southern boundary the
Potomac river; for the eastern boundary Frederick
street; and for the western boundary the eastern
with the PRIVILEGES and sppurtenanccs t. each -!
said parcels belonging.
This property Is now used IS a ransp1rtstion
ciities, and is improved with a large three story
brick warehouse: 1t fronts on the canal ami the
Potomac river With fine Wharfage.
ninety nine years, renewable forever at sn ANIMAL
rent of six hundred dollars with tue pri yiIege of
purchasing the fee for the sum OF ten tn "a sand
dollars.
Terms of sale One third cash; and the bslsnce
at Elk and twelve months, for which the notes of
the purchaser will be taken, bearing interest from
sold All conveyahcing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will bs
required OF the ETssh s'ey At shs tns Of safe
Ja7d&do GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE SAFE is POSTPONED UN-
Ry ORDER ofthe TRUSTEE.
Ja2l-oodads GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts