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Prussia.

The hereditary Prince of Angustenburg had
issued an address to the Inhabitants OF Schies-
wig -Hostein, dated Baden, January 2. In this
address, while rcserying the Augustenburg claims,
he releases the Schleswg Holsteiners from al
obligations undertaken toward him by olths or
promises of allegiance. A doputation from the
mobiles Of Schleswig-Holstein waited upon the
King at Berlin on the 9Th. when Herr Reyent!ow,
spokesman of the deputation, addressed his
to see our dearest interests infrusted into the
hands of your Majesty, and we are Eroud to belong
to the renowned Prussian monarchy, and to par
ticipato in tho blessings of the common Father
land" The ceremony Of formally taking possess
sion of tho Ducllios was expected to take place in
few days.
A proclamation las been issued by the Minister
Of the Interior ordering the electoral lists for The
18th Of January, and the elections throughout the
entire monarchy to take place on the 12th Of Feb
ruary.
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NEGOTIATIONS

recently taken place between tho Governments Of
France and England relative to the differences
which. havo arisen between Greece and Turkey
and that the two Governments have resolved not
to interfere in the matter excepting in the case OF
Intervention on the part OF Russia: This latter
The E7cning Post (cvening edition of the official
Vienna Gazctte) declares certain statements con-
tanned in recent article Of tho Memorial Diplo-
matiquc to he false, and says Austria has nado no
Paris, but has only addressed a confidential dis
patch to the Austrian ambassador in Paris, in
structng him to open the way for an exchange Of
views between the French and Austrian Cabinets
on the questions at issue in the East.
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SARATOGA
''BXCELSI0Rn SPRING WATER.

s1lHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED To
Il be unequalled by that OF uny other in the framed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
It the high encomums Of a Who have used it. possess
ing 1t does, in eminent degree cathRrc, diurehc
alternative and tonic qualities. -
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. D., Professor
Practice of Phyaic, Jefferson Medical College, Phla-
delp1ia, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.: -
PHtADELPHIA, November It, 1855.
have been for year or more past In the habit of
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great porion Of my invalid LIE
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them for much Of the comfort enjoy am salts.
fed that the Excelsior Water is well sdapted IS any
other among tho, if not So to the purposes for
which they are generally employed isyery agreeable
strongly inprcnated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. = can heartily and conscientdously
recommend 1t to all who nee1 gentle eatnarhc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, H. u.
The Water il put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping fints u Do4es o.
four dozen each aud Quars in boxes Of TWO Dozen ecn
All orders addressed to A. r. LAWRENCE CO, sara
toga Springs. or No A. Warren street new a aorH
City will be promptly attended to- Sold also by hrst:
class Druggists and Hotels. emo JRnuafy Il =
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"Poor Toms a'colt

"Poor Toms a'cold.
How warm aoe'er the genial sun
May look in Kindness on the earth,
In Tr M Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispcls the gloomy sorrow of his soul.
Dyspepsia like goblin hunts him down,
.ique grim chamberlain, lights him TO bed.
While Du!lncss. Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With Gcrecr aches combine 10 maze him groan.
Bo wise, poor Tom |
And llcarken, Thomas to instruction:
For all thy ills Remedy is found,
"a palacea, certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BITTEns-S. T.-13GO-X.,
A wonlrous Tonic, made b.; Dr.. Drake.
Ti lii1l The demons that thy stomach vcI-=
Will slay them, Thomas, for thy stonuch's sake.
New life, rev strength to thee shall come
By Is;,;: this Elixir wonderful.
Plan rNrloS= BTTrElss will restore lly health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
t1th3
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THE CABINET.

The first Cabinet meeting preparatory to the as
sembling Of Parliament was held on the 9Th inst.
It has confirmed that grave differences had existed
in the Cabinet on the subject Of military estimates
and it was believed that these divergences Of
views had boen adjusted by q compromise which
would involve small incroso Of military expondi-
lure. It was also given out that the question Of q
Reform Bill had not boen absolutely sottlol, but
that tho Ministry was likoly to proceed by reso-
luton" unless tho temper of the House OF Com
mons should be manfestly in favor Of Immediate
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AuStl.iu.

The Emperor and Empress received at Vienna,
on the 8tll inst, q numerous deputation sent by
the Hungarian Diet to congratulate their Majcsties
on tho opening Of the new year. The Emperor, in
reply to the address from the spokesman OF tho
deputatiou, Expressed hopes that tho New Year
would afford, by the blessings of peace, some com
pensation for the losses which had befallen the
public welfare and constitutional development
might by the display of mutual confidence, BIO
more speedily and lastinsly strengthened.
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AID Fon THE SourH,-Tle New York Tribune an
nounces thata practical organization for the rocf
of tho suffering at the South has been formed in
that city, under management Of ladies' Of the
highest char actcr and position, with reference
whatever to political rcilsios. Steps will bc taken
so to corporate with General Howard as to avoid
waste OF lnisdirection in tho distribution of the
supplies. and Commodore Garrison has offered the
use of steamer to convey contributions to an.
point which may be designated: The Now York
World has notice apparently of the samo move
ment, which says:
sNo political color whatever is TO be given to this
movement 1T willhavc but one Object, the saw
ing Of them That aro ready to perish, and will be
administered in but one spirit, the spirit Of that
charity which bcsscs both them who receive AMI
them who give. Tho ladies are encouraged to
lie Archbishop Of New YORK, by Bishop Potter, BIZ
DR.. Ting, and bya number Of other eminent lay
men and clcrgymen. They have taken y central
Office at No. II Bond street, where supplies Of dry
goods, clothing, &C., may be sont from 8 A.M. to
+ q r M n5
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TIE GNr.n D11.f.

The following is the text of tho Bill passed by
the Houso of Representatives on Monday, to pro-
vide for the sale OF gold and for other purposes
Be it enacted, &C., That after the passage Of
this act, whenever any sale shall be made of coin
from the Treasury of The United States, public no.
tice OF not less than six days shall be given by adj
rertisement in one daily newspaper in each Of the
cities Of Washington and Now York, designating
the amount to be offered, inviting proposals for any
part thereof, naming the pace and the hour up to
which such scaled proposals will be received, the
terms of payment, md whom and where such pro-
posals shall be ofcrol. Such proposals shall be a
dressed to the assistant treasurer ut New York. and
shall be opened by him in the presence Of such por
sens who may choose to attond OF tho time dosig
mated in the notice, and no proposal shall be con-
sidered unless accompanied by certificate OF
deposit in the treasury of the United States Of five
per centuna OF the amount OF coin bid fc in such
proposal, which shall bo received as part pay for
the coin bid for when tho proposal is dc ,ilod, Or
refunded to the party making the samo when not
accepted, and payments may bo received for coin
thus disposed of in compound interest notes with
the interest accrued thereon. The Assistant
Treasurer with tho approval OF the Secretary of
the Trcasury shall llayo the right to reject the
whole or any part of such proposals. provided that
mono but tho highcsL bid shall be accepted and
in case of different bids ut the rGtc said bids
shal be accepted only pro 1'ttta.
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Germany,

bly, OF Burghcrs unanimously resolved to accept
the functions OF municipal councillors Which have
been offered them by the Prussian Government.
BERLIN, January 9.-The party Of Progress in
tend to BRING forward bill in the Chamber of
Deputies demanding that the members Of tile
North German Parliament should receive salary,
and that their travelling expenses should be re-
paid to them.
1t is positively asserted that Herr yon Sayigny
will be appointed President Of the Federal COM
mission.
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The LECTURES AT THE COLLEGE OF FniScE.-At
the College Of France brilliant lecturers have be-
gun their annual discourses. Nearly every sub
jcct Of human speculation here receives ustra-
tion, if we except medicine, left untouched this
ycar on acc unit OF tho dangerous illness OF ts il
iustrious professor, NJ. Claude Bernard, and clc-
nentary Sanscrit, that is handled rs easily as the
weight of tho subject permits, at tho Imperial Lii
brary. NJ. Hayet has begun q series Of lectures
upon the Latin literature after Tacitus. N. Da-
renlbere lectures upon the history OF medical
sciences; Bcrthollet discourscs upon methods in
organic chemistry, &c.
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Read the Certificate Of Rev. R. Il.
Flualin.

TO DIR. .HOSTEFTEN -
DEAR Sin This is to certify Iat was taken with the
dyspepsia year ago last March, and for period OF
eight months, was one OF the most miserable creatures
you ever celd not being able either to cat drink or
Sleep and compelled 10 walk the floor necessarily.
was nearly deprived OF my reRson and hope lad entire
y left me- all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved truitlcss.
By the FIRST Of November, 1865 had become so weak
aud feeble that could scarcely stand alone, and 10 ali
appearance, would dic AT This lime lha"s read
your Bitters bottle procured. and strangc to say,
soon commenced recovering. have taken tour bottles
aud enjoying good health now as could be cxpecL
for ole OF my age (ab0t sixty ycargl have doubt
that it was your rrs alone, under Divine Providence,
that effected this wonderful cure.
II. r. 5FLUaLI%.=
HrDsoS=bTfcrJ114 August 40.
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M TIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create mpediments to MARRIAGE,
with suro of relief Sent in scaled letter en-
yelopes free Of charge. Address Dr. J. sRlLLN
HoUdlITON Howard Association, Philadelphia, pa
January Is 3mo
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eD- MAGIC INK (pATENTED).- WILL
write in all colors and shades out OF bottle md with
one ink is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings Price, ST box free by mail The trade sup
ulicd. Address G. De CORDOYA.
No. G. William street, New York.
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eg ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-:uaTIFIcIAL HU-
MAN EYES male 10 order and inserted by Drs I.
BAuClI and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU, of paris No. 800 broadway, New York
April il lyr
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m5FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against tho estate Of BENJAMIN FORT dc.
ceased late Of Saint James, santee, will present the
duly attesed and those indebted will make payment to
PETER D. LINCOLN,
Administrator of Estate Csajamin Fort
Ionn,r, 10 sS*
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agCoLGATE's HONEY soAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is
made from the choicest materials, is mild unl crnol-
-n:..t in its nature. fragrhntiy scented, md cx-
tremely beneficial in lis action upon the skin For
sale by ell Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February 1yr
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ag MESsRs. .ED1TORS:-PLEASE AN
NoUNCE JOHN T. MnLIGAN as Candidate for Sheriff
of Charleston District ut the election July ne1t.
'1'>' 0O's:i THE MECHANICS AND WoRKMah1EN
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egLESSRs. EDITORS:-YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ MANIGAULT as n Candidate for
Sheriff ct the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
November 5 Htl
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m-AWAT WITH SPECTACLEs-oLD EYES
1nadu new without spcclaclcs, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF tcu cents Address
E. b. FooIE, NJ. D., No. 113O Broadway, New York.
= Nnralnhcr Q ----
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supREarE COURT.

T Iea1n that tho decision Of tho Supreme Court
in the tcst oath cases has received a very narrow
construction ut the Treasury. It is: for tho pre-
sent at least, hold by heads of Bureaus in that De-
partment that the decision docs not embrace OIL
Gers OF tho Government, ard that no salaries can
bo drawn by officials who have boon unable to talio
the oath prescribed by tho Act OF July 25, 1862.
quarters that however plainly tho reasoning OF q
court might apply to other than the very cases be-
fore it, tho special matter decided only should bo
considered as settled. Doubtless this question
will receive the early consideration of the Attorney
General, whcn it is to be hoped different ruling
viii be uniformly adopted The Government itself
is evidently sufferer from the limited number Of
persons, under existing circumstances from
among whom they arc compelled to choose the Off
GERS connected with the revenue and postal sys-
toms in the Southern States.
Vaslinqlou. Corr. Baltimore Gazette 22d.
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MARRIED.

At the Hase street Synagogue In this city, on tho 2sd
inst, by the Rev. DR.. M. q. MYERS. Mr. EDWARD B.
COHEN, Of Athens, Ga., to JANETTE eldest daughter
of DAVID ELIAS, Esq, of Charlotte, n C.
e. Athens, Ga, and Charlotte. N. c.. papers please
cory
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rs BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best IN tho world. The
only true and asect Dyc-harnlcss. reliable, inssan-
tancons. No Disappointment No ridiculous init.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies tho i'll effects of Bad
Dyes Ivigorates tho hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed IFitiam a. Bachelor. AL others
are mere limitations ard should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists anu perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
e5- BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT.
ziccarnyur III 1yr
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eg- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WM BLUM DINGLE as d Candidate for the shcrifalty
at the ensuing election.
Sut,tc1rtcr IL d >
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GT. The Relatives, Friends nnd Aequain-
tances of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES KENNY respectfully
invited to attend tho Funeral of their Son EDWARD,
T0-5forow the 9th instant ut their residence No. 1s1
Queen street at Three O'Clock P NJ. January %
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Mrs. Margaret Maitland is a Scotch lady, belong

Mrs Margaret Maitland is q Scotch ladyy, belong.
ing to the middle class of society, daughter OF the
former Minister Of Pasturelands and sister to the
| ono with whom we form acquaintance in the pages
of her history. She and her servant Jenny, arc
tlleir respective grades, each using the language
suited to hor sphere Of life in full perfection.
Indeed, it is hard to find better picture Of
Scottish life and manners, certainly not a more
pleasing one than is here presented to lis. Grace
Maitland, the heroine, is educated by Mrs. Marga-
ret Maitland, and Though bearing the same name,
is no relative. She and Mary Maitland, the minis
ter's daughter, Mrs. Margaret Matlands niece, are
beautiful, natural characters-not strong minded
women, but pure, gentle and true; such as shed 3
soft, sweet influence over al that come in contact
ese Of meeting in real life, well rs in the pages
of fiction; such it is good to be associated with,
even in the realms of imagination.
There is not much plot, but quite enough to
make the book interesting. No thrilling excite
ment-no nurders-no bigamies-no wonderful
ysteries-alI is natural and peaceful and for this
reason the book is doubly welcome. It comes to
lis like an oasis amid the siroccos, which consti-
tute the fashionable literature of the day, and we
recommend all who wish something truly refresh
ing-something that will mako them feel, when
they Lay the book down. that thoy have parted
from good and genial company, to read this book.
When the book first came out, it was very much
admired, but it has been out Of print for some
years, and is now republshed in very attractive
form by WI. PooLEy, New York, and is to be
found at S. G.. CounrENAy's book store, in Broad
street. through whom We have received our copy.
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e3- The Relatives. Friends and Acqunint-
OF Mr.. R. P. WISE, md Mr. T. ]. MCMILLAN, also
Mrs. MARY P. PATRICK respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Service Of Mrs. ELIZABETH E. WISH. at
Bethel Church, ToAorro,O tsundsy) Morning. at half
past Twelve o'clock A. NJ. January 26
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S KIPP | N G..

FOR LIVERP0OL.--THE sUPE-:
+ s,4kLlAM R1OR coppered ship CONFIDENCE, ". john,
kH&Yston master. having large portion Of her cargo
aboard, will be dispatched for the above port
For further freight engagements apply to
" B. SMITH l. CO..
january l9 Union Bank Building
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nJ-MEssRs FREEMAN & PUNDT HAVING
executed to Decd of Assignment for tho benefit cf
their creditors meeting of the same is respectfully re-
auestcd at my Office, No. 10 Broad-stree on Thursday
ls February at o'clock P. H. to appoint an Agent to
net with the undersigned. PHILIP II. KEGLER.
January 81
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m BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEFALIERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hndr tc
it's original color and youthful beauty; mparts LIE anc
strength to the weakest hair stops it's falling out Of
ouce keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hal
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
ircssers and Mt my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVAL1Ek, NJ. H.
January j 3mos
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A st. Petersburg telegram, Of January S, says
Three ukasos concerning Poland, and bearing
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FROM WASHINGTON.
.RAaE IN TEE DISTRICT

Tho Mayor Of Georgetown, Mr.. Henry Addison,
is the first person to move practically i'll tho mat
tor Of carrying out the details Of the recent Slsf-
frage Act for this District. He issues notice to-
day "to MI the male inhabitants Of this town,
above the ago of twcnty-one years, both whito and
colored, that tho Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of
this town will bo in open session, in the Mayors
Office, between the hours of 10 A.. M. and P. NJ,
on tho Esd, 9th and 25th days Of January, 1867
persons who may Judgc TO be qualified to vote il,
the several voting precincts of this town, and for
the reception of evidence of tho qualifications oi
persons claiming the right to vote in all elections
in this town under the provisions OF @ late net oi
Congress.-Wash. Corr. ~. II. Times, ian. 81
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aFNOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM q. DOUGLAS, low residing Mt No. 2 King
street, and carrying the retail business, give notice
that in one month from the dao hereof sill act as
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY 8ra, 1867 limo January8
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THE OLD GUARD, Monthly Magazine, defpted 10
Literature Science and Art, and the Political Princ
pies of 1776 and 1887 February.
The February number opens with an able and
exhaustive article from its cditor entitled Soon
gress, not a Congress" which every Democrat and
Republican in the land ought to read. W. Gn-
MORE s1,n1s' story Of "Joscelyn," grows in inter-
est, and promises to be intensely interesting.
JOHN EsrEN CooKE's second article on ''The Battle
of Port Republic" is more sketchy than the FIRST
one on 'sManassas" The story Of "Alverly" is we'll
done. Tho Capitol of Washington" from the
graphic pen of JOHN r. THOMPSON formerly editor
Of the Southern Literary Messenger, is dashing
description Of the present condition Of that struc-
ture. Prof It's description of tho 'Alhambta" is
almost equal to Iny1No's. The poetry in the num-
Der is good, especially THOMAS DUNN ENaL1sH's
seCharge by the Ford" The Book Table and Edi-
tors Table will attract attention.
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SPECIAL n 0 TlGES..

81 CITADEL SQUARE cHURcH.-REv. LU-
Gus CUTHDERT, Pastor-serrices To-1forroV Aor,:-
ing at lOK o'clock and at Night at quarerpast o'clock
January 2G
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e5 BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Capital Stock Of the Charleston and Forda Steam Packet
Company will be opened OF the Office of Messrs. ]. D.
AIKEN L CO., on South Atlantic Wharf.
Information of the purposes and prospects of the Lne
viii be furnished to those persons desiring to subscribe.
January %
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,ha 1slearanA, s account is aa Follows :
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.

All the conservative journals, in their new years
articles indicate reform Of the things to be
done this year. It may, therefore, be set down as
certain that Lord Dcrby's Government will bring
in bill to amend Parliamentary representation.
The Liberia! papers advise the people to be on their
guard against deception, Us it is ikcly some bill
which will confirm the power Of the aristocratic
classes, while protesting to extend the franchise,
will be introduced. The Morning Post, of the I'd
fTory) suggests possibility that other legislation
may impede progress in the matter Of reform, and
suggests tho pacifcation of Ireland ind the in
crease of tho army as among pressing matters.