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THE RAIN oP Last WEEK.-The rain OF last
week seems to have beon rs extensive as Tho At
iantie coast. It was heavy hero, accompanied by
heavy gale, causing considerable flesh IN the
Poe Dee. The water was not high eioughl how
ever, to do serious damage TO the crops; nor hsyo
wo heard OF any damage to our@ railroads, a.
occurred in Gcorgin and elsewhere.
Sumo damage WAS done to tho bridge being
constructed aoross tho river at this plnce but not
OF such nature as TO delay tho work. Wo arc
informed by Mr.. Barnard that tho loss in timber
fiat, &C., will amount to some two or three hun.
tlrcd dollars but wo apprehend no loss OF time in
consequence. ,,
We learn since that the 1at, some of tho ropos
timber. do., hnye been recoyerod-taken up at OF
below Society Hill.- Chera,o Adrer:iser.
Tho rains during tho past woek have boon very
heavy in this DISTRICT and 1t is feared that con.
siderable damage has been done to tho cotto n
crop, and to the lowland corn. The Efsto Piyer
ut this place was very high on Monda v, in fact
higher than it has. been this year. Tho water il
now subsiding. We hlvo had very cool nights,
and but vcry littlo hot weather this summer.
(0ran9eburg Times.
A garrison OF about thirty soldiers uudor com
mand Of Major Geo. p. Head, OF tho Regular army
arrived hero last week and arc encampod noar Tic
jail. We arc ns yet unable to account for The
necessity ofa garrison Of troops at this plnca
whero both civil Law and military orders arc re-
Bpected, and when disObeyoa, tho penalties fol
crimo Hgidy enforced by civil authority Marion
SJar
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The Chinese I'm California

A san Francisco letter says: 1.-THE Chinese arc
passing into orr State by Wholesale and practical
ly solving tho labor question. Over two thousand
seven hundred have arrived within tho last forty
Ayo days, aud !hero aro four ship loads moro nl-
ready duo at this port from Hong Kong, Theso
mon do not lose nm hour, but go 10 work in the
mines, The railroad, on tho ranches, or in other
industrial pnrsuits, fast ss thoy arriye. pass
cd largo hall last evening In which Homo forty or
fifty, evidently new DONORS, woro at work at segsr
making, chatting AWAY like 80 many mngpies but
making thoir fingers ay at tho samo time, and
turning out noator segars, and faster, than tho
grumbllng, drinking, tlisconlontod European work
men can,
''I paid visit tho other day 10 onoSof tho "a.
mous fruit gardens OF Alameda, some throo miiea
back OF Oakland, on tho pastorn aide Of tho bay,
opposite San Francisco Among the gToAt fca.
trires OF this gardon-or, as It a called In Calfor-
mia parlanco, 'frnit ranch'-is o rcd raspberry
patch OF nine acres. Tho patch will yiold from
ono hundred and thirty 10 two hundred toms OF
delicious raspberries this year. From ono hun.
drod 10 two Hundred Cinnamon aro constantly at
work picking tho berries for tho market. Tho
ranch ia owned by John Lusk, ono Of the lArgcst
raiaers Of small fruit In California. He rocofyes
on an average fifteen cents per pound, by the box,
riety will yield him from t45 900 to In gold
this year. Strawberries, blackborries, and othor
small iruit aro raised on extensive scale by Mr..
Lusk, but not in such quantities as tho rsspber-
ros;. His garden Is worth coming to California 10
see." {
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sL4rE-AHERIcAs AND FonEros.- Amori.
can Journal Ok Mining, remarks that " tho use Of
American slate, as material for roofing is compare
tiYcly OF resent date. Formerly the quarrics Of
Wales supplied tho demand OF tho Unitod Statos,
which almost oeasod with tho introduction of fat
and tin roofs. In Great Britain however,,
and, TO great dogreo, upon tho Continent
slate has plways preBorved it's pre-eminence as
safo, cheap, durable and ornamental material
Tor roofing. In our own country, tho revival of
architectural taste, tho fashion OF French and
Gothic roots, and the high price Of imported lin,
have been instrumental In rowling and augment
ing tho demand for slate. Wales cannot even
supply tho British Kingdomi and we arc thrown
back upon our own resources. which arc, fortu-
nate!y, amplo. The business Of qusrrying slate
for roofing purposes, which Was begun somo years
ago In tho United States with considerable zeal
has suffered various vclsYtules incident TO tho i'm,
experience aud lack Of Judgment Of the oarly en-.
trepreaetrs; but after many failures, q degree o,
succoss has beon achieved which places this in
dustry Oh sound business footing. Our bost
roofing sinsss ore As good as those Of any other
dera them, especially whom durability is consid-
cred, cheaper, az we'll as botter in many other
respects, than shingles or tin. As for pioasine.
ornamental efieot, nothing can compare with
roof Of tasleiully arranged purple and green Yer
mont slateB, -
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sketches Of somo Of tho leading men who partici.
patcd in tho meetings OF the Academy OF Science
i'll that city.
PROFESSOR uEHnY
is, since the DEATH ofsillman and Bacho tho Nos.
tor of hil scientists. In his personal appearance
iie is cross between Lewis Caas and Washing
ton Irving, with far moro Of Irving than Of Csss,
His form, his agreeable mnnnop, tho fri .ndiy
tones Uf his yGce and certain marked lnodesty OF
action, remind you OF tho formor, whilo his foa-
no sits watching tho blackboard with his sido
to THO audisnce, Il would require no great
stretch str Of fancy to conceive tho author Of
iiie "sketeh Book boforo. you. tho rosom-
ever saw. except In Lyman Tromaine, wcll-
known political leader or Albany, who, across q
o sownuss 81 II. tS S HG
strength Of his voice, signs Of age, but his form
is still Greet and his faculties nnimpairoJ. Ho
prosidos with great dignity over tho deliberations
OF tho Acadeny-his official rank aH the head OF
our chief scientific institution giving him an un-
imnpeachabio to to tho chair. His comments on
nl tho papers as tnoy arc road cvinco tho broad
scoIe OF his mind, whilo the papers on chemistry
naturally attract his closest attention.
PROFESSOR AuAssIz
is physically, az vol as montally, the "hcavy
weight OF tho assomclagc. He belongs certainly
to okon's "solid frame" class Of which ho told the
height, having vol Developed phyaiaue and
massive Franslinian hcad, with broad high foro-
noau, an eSo not largo but bright, pleasant
slnilc kindly voico and mRnner-he is still mnn
OF handsome -esoncc, and must hnvo boon i'm
youth Ill the T. 81 of tho other sex.
proper man as ono ahall on . summers day.
e iB partially bald. and has just the slightest pos.
Hible stoop-tls being tho only indications OF ad-
vanctng years. lie apeaks with noticeable French
accent, not strong enough to prevent his being
easily and distinctly understood. His mastery ol
tho English grammar is 30 perfect that ho is mover
guilty OF tho smallest ain against prosody. Wo
may, indeed, use o moro forcible phrase, and say
that his cholco OF words would bo remark
able oven IN born to tho English
tongue. On thiB account, and by reason OF cer-
tain popularity in his illustrations ho Ia always
listened to With enjoyment by tho less eruditc
spectators on the back seats-mon who arc only
just sufficiently learned to occupy tho hfty-first
chair OF tho academy. Agassiz possesses, too
that ari-tho result OF broad, thorough and Dor.
petua reading-ot instinctiyely knowing novel
idca from an old ono. Wlon thought strikes him
his familiarity With tho labors Of his predecessors
enables him 70 judge at once whether it DO frosh
thoughts discovery, in faet-and in that case 10
mako tho most OF it. It is this art which is lack
ing in oil but tho younger class OF our soontists
but which is Characteristic Of European nyestig
tors. No ono can hear one Of Agassizs papers
without ceasing to wonder-if no ever did wonder
that for tho possession of such a man two hem
isphores should contend, nor without rejoicing
that in that contest our hemisphere was success
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The Use oil Tobacco I'm France.
Erenrb pnper hHS cnmnilod tbo SolIo,r;n.

French paper has compiled thu. following sta-
tiBtics:
In 1889 the revenue produced by tho salo OF TO-
bacco in Franco was thirty millions, which sum in
1911 had declined to sixteen. Since tho latter
date, however, an uninterrupted improvement has
taken place; thus in 1915, tho amount was thirty
two millions; in 1925, fnrtyfour; 1885, fty-one;
1845, eightytwo; 1856, ono hundred aIi, thirteen;
and in 1865, on6 hundred and acrenty-hY Thu
quantity OF tobacco Ho!d in 1916 wns $685., ,4Dl
kiogrammes e is pounds aroirdnpos each); at
present it is thirty millions Of kilogrammes II
calculating tho consumption according to popu.
lation OF thirty-cight millions, approximately
and suppcsng that the uso of tobacco commenccs
at fifteen years Of age, tho consumption of oacll
individual may bp cstlmntnd at 2 kfns IA conti-
grammes- Tho ton departments in WHICH tho
number Of emokarB md snnff-takerB is tho largest
are the BoucleB.tluo lihone, fjeine Seno-ot- 0lse
Hhone, Var, Haut-Rhin. Bas- Rhin, Alpes-afari.
limos, FiniBterro, and Seine -et Marne
IN general, IL mny no said, that The depart-
snents which contain tho largest garrisons and the
Sreatest number OF senmon consume lilo most 10.
0acco. 6esides Algeria, fifteen departments nro
autnorzed 70 cultivate the plant namoly the
1ipes- Maritimos, Douches du Rhonn, Dordocne
Gronde. !lie-et-Ylainc, Lot. Int,ci- -Goron M
mourtne bl9selo, Nord, Pas-de-Cala,s Das.RLin
Hhnt- pun, Hahte-saono. and Hauto- -Ssyoc. Tha
annual produce Ia from twonty to twenty.nno mil.
LIONS OF kiloRramneB, in addition to fhroo oiI;nn
four hundred thousand from Algeria. Tho U nnn.
sumption boing creator than tho proipct,nn 'u ~
dtforenco is practically furnished by Inc II;InS
States. About lfty millions Of cigars are imnnrtS
III Franco annually from Havana and MANILA
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WASHINGTON, August 21.-Rogartling tho state
mcn that Gen. MAoRuDEn was tisrcsprctfnlly
treated in Now York at tho Stock Exchange,
AlAanuDER publishes card saying thRt lie never
was ut tho Stock Exchange, and don't even know
where it is.
McCuLLouaH writes 10 tho Assistant Treasurer
Of Now York fatty contradicing the recent state
monts of Treasury irregularities.
Donrer returns show Republican minority in
both branches of the Territorial Legislature.
Tho Postmaster General has ordcr,d the mail
route between yicksburg and Mobile 10 be re-
opened for competition, tho contractor having for
feited it. Tho route is 37G miles, twice n week. in
good boats.
Scnor MARcELLA CERuTI tho new Italian Minis
ter Inns arrived.
Holt dozen volunteer oficSrs, ranging from,
Captain to Colonel were mustered out to-day; nlso
two Chnplnins.
The informal revenue receipts to-day were s323,
700.
General HawARD las lad no intmation of hiH
mooted removal. The Secretary of War al infe-
run informed HOWARD. during recent interview,
that no had heard nothing of it.
The President visits tho Baltimore Schutzcnfcst
tomorrow.
By tho official returns of the Kentucky election
HELM beats tho Radical party sc, 600, the Third
party "a 900, and has majority over both OF
$4,000,
General SIcKLES refusal To obey the Executive
order restraining him from interfering with the
processes OF the Supreme Court was discussed in
Cabinet yesterday. There is reason for stating
that he will bo superseded unless ho obeys.
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New YORK, August 2l-stocks heavy. Money
use. Gold 40l, Sterling, timo, oAa9i; sight, 9i,
lot. 1862 coupons, l3i. Virginia 6's, new Issue
5oa501. Tennessee Gs, new issue, G5. Flour
new, 10 15c. lower old firm. Whoa
scarcely 80 firm. Corn quiet. 0ats dull ant
dropping. Pork steady, s23 %. Lard quiet l2l.
13ac. Whiskcy quiet. Cotton dull at 2sa2St
Frcights quiet. Tnrpcntinc, 5S4c. Rosin onict
common 80 sly
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton shade lowor at 20. Flour firm; South
ern $40 25asli 90, other descriptions unchanged
Whcnt hrmcr and activc White Southern 50 40; Am
bcr 81 33ns2 379. Corn unchanged; Western nike,
123a13l. Oats dull Southern s1as5. Mess PORK
s23 IS. Lard firm. Groceries firm and quiet
Naval Stores quiet. Wool closed active; Texas
s26 81. Frcights quiet. Stocks quiet Gold II!
Money 4a5. '62 coupons 13t.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-Cotton steady ant
scarce; Georgia Middlings 2si; Low Middlingi
274. Rio Coffee unchanged. Flour dull bu
steady for all descriptions; primo Wheat advanced
&c.; quoted at s2 50; common varies aB low aa Q
White and Rcd-wlte Corn 81 12a1 16; Yellow 81 Il
nj ID. Oats lower receipts large, 62a70, n,ostl.
G3 and c. Provisions stcady-in good consump
tive demand; no large sales; no changes il
prices. Sugar frm-in good demand prim,
Porto Rico 13aa13l. whiskoy 3Oa35.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.--Flonr firm; Family
SO 25n10 "a. Wheat dull. Corn firm with q ligh
supply, 9Oa91c. Whiskey steady at Soc Pork dull
held at s23 25a23 co. Bulk Meats iirmor. Glen
Bacon Sides in good demand at 15sc.; held at 1Ge.
with small saes. Lard, 12Ic.
WILMrNoToS, August 21.-Turpcntino woak SO
a53. Rosin quiet, s9a7.
NEW ORLEANS, August al - Sales OF cotton to-da
$50 balos; dull; low niddling 26ac; receipts 9
bales; eIports 2723 bales. Sugar and moinasc
nominal and unchanged Flour, holders firm; 81
perfno IS 50a9; triple extra $40 so; choice sIa
Corn quiet, 81 12a1 25, whole range. Oats quie
and firm, at Toe. Pork quiet. firm, ut s2G. Bacon
asking for shoulders 14c; clear 1Sc. Lard, jobbin
14la14Ac., in torces. Gold 139!a140. storlug 5s
55. New York sight exchange premium.
MOBILE, August 2l.-Market iat and dull, wit
only nominal figures. Factors show more dispos
tion TO sell. and there 10 transactions to-day
Quotations nominally lower; 75 bales change
hands yesterday. Private figures show II balos
Ilew Cotton received to date.
AUGUSTA August 2l.-Nothing doing in Cottor
sales too limited for quotations heavy rain sc
in last night, and the storm still continues.
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From New OrlcnnH.

New ORLEANS, August 21.-A resolution was
adopted last night b. both Boards OF Aldermen
declaring it tho opinion Of the Common Council that
tho further retention in Office of the present Comp
trolor, Surveyor, City Attorney Assistant City At
torney and Coroner, would he in disregard OF tho
construction OF tho Act calling TN tho General
Commanding to remove these officials.
Ten deaths from yellow fever yesterday. Woatl,-
er cooler md pleasant
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VOLUME V.....NO. 626
TELEGRAPHIC.
Dur Cubic DIspntchca.

fiEssA, August 2l.-All Official Journals declare
that tho pcaco Of Germany is now secured.
BERLIN, August 21.-rhc pruseian Government
iius dccrced free trade III salt.
LONDON, August a. 1t is stated that PRIM still
heads the Spanish insurrcction and is supplied
with funds by tho Spanish bankers.
Tho s.. Laurent has arrived. Shanghai atlvjccs
Say that tea is very active The now crop going
of rapidly.
LONDON, August 2l-Noon. Bonds, 73J. Others
unchanged.
LONDON, August 2i-2p. M.--l,onds, 7ii. Con-
soils, 9i2.
LONDON, August 2l-Eveuing. ng.-Bontls, 73s.
LIvERrooL, August 20-Evcning.- Cotton de-
clined 1-l6a!. Middling Uplands, lOS; Orleans,
II 1-1G.
LISEnPooI, August 2l-Noon.-- Cotton quiet.
Sales 5000 bales. Brcalstufls and provisions quiet
and steady
LIVERPOOL, August 2l-2 p. M.-Cotton rather
moro active. Sales will reach 10000 bales. Lard
5ls. Cd. Bacon f3s. Gil. others unaltcrod.
L1vEnPooI, Auguat 2l.-Eyening. Cotton clos
cd quiet and steady. SIiddIing Upands, 1Oi; Or
leans, H. Snles 10000 bales.
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THE HERALD.

rs pUDL1sHED WEEKLY AT NEwDERRY @. H.. AT
y t9 per hnnum, and, having . largo circuisuon
Affords grekt advantages 10 advertiaerl - T'''1''
Ratos for adrerslng very ressonabe-for which ami,
10 our Agent, Mr. y. p. B1IDkl:, at The Mills House
fH09- y n, II. 6RRHRHEn
November ttiSes ard .sn1Ssa
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JurIcs I'm DI,,r,,t yo. a

AUGUSTA, August 21.-General Ordcrs No. SO,
from PoPE's Headquarters, directs that Grand and
Petit Jurics, for tho trial Of cases in his Depart
mcnt. be heroaftcrdrawn acknowledgements lists
of reGist cred voters without discrimination.
Sherifls will require jurors TO swear thai they have
registered, specifying the Precinct and County
which nffdhyits nro to be placed on the rilcs of
tha Court
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r. THE CAROLINA TIMES.
PUDLIsHED AT ORANGRRUR. q. =,

TMIs PAPER oIROULhTEs THROUGHOUT rH,
L middle portion OF the State, and ofers tho bes
hcuaes Iof HYeruscrR. FebruAf3 4
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Tho Detroit Board OF Trade has pssscd a rsao,,,
stitute barrel OF -four. VIII
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aB- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
NAN EYES madn to order and inserted by Drs F.
bAuCH and p. doUGLEMANN formerly employed by
HossosNrAu, OF Par'sl. No. 500 Iroadwsy. New York
April u ,vr
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

\ or.ngeburs, T. O. Terms % per annum, In NJ.
During the spring and all seasors extra coples Of the
OnAhoapuno HKws will Be circulated the benent
our Advertising patrona. I--. 49,
Contract Advertisements inserted on tho most nbenl
terms hddress SAMUEL DIBBLR,
Editor Qrsneeburg Eews.
PeoRuAxy 20 Orangeburg,
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as- Tho Relatives and Friends or MR..
&. PHlLYAw, anil OF her daughters, arc iuy,,od ~
attend tho Funeral Of tho former =, Trinity Cl,u,c
Hasci sr,o;. Taii Day. at Nino O'Clock A, 81.
huRusl -
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as-Tho Rclntivos. Friends and acaualnI.
anccs Of tho late Mr. J. LrE AsrLE. Mrs MARY T.
AsrLx, and OF Mr. and Mrs. uKo. AsrLE AMI Family auJ
Of Mr.. and Mrs. TAnRascE MURRAY and Family and of
mr. aud Mrs. T. l.. Davidson, respectfully invited 10
atend the Funeral Services OF JOSY E. Infant daughter
of the former at IT Joaeps Church. Auson street This
Afer1loon. at hafpaHt O'Clock /. August ~
aS-Fho Relatives, Friends md Acauafnt-
Anees OF Mr.. and Mn. JOHN TIEECKEN OF Mr.. and
DTS. A. DRErEH, also Mr. aud Mrs H. MErEn sro r,-
scctfuy Invited TO attond lilo Funeral OF tho forr,r
from bis lae residence America and Ambcr.
strcots Thii afternoon at Four O'Clock without further
Invitation. 4. .,,n,o,
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from Tile State. n UAtt
Charleston. August 81, 1867. q Auuust o,
~ NOTICE Il, MARINERS-C CApTAINS
AM flLoIS Wishing u anchor their y.sscls ip Ashley
e'' hre requested not 10 do anywhere within dlrcc
lan9e OF tho heads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
ES. on tho Charleston and ST. Andrews side CT
o "shiey hiVer by which procau0n contact with tl,,
'uo'hafno Telegraph Gable will DO avoided
:. c. TURNER, II. n.
"n.D"r Masters oh'ec. ClartoSton February 9, lyce
Februnry7 - '''
aD HALLS VEGETABLE SICII,IAN HAIt.
HfNh"E Eli las proved itsot bc thu most por6.ct w
paratioh ior Tie lialr cSer offered 10 tie public
II lisa vegetable compound and contain. n, ,,.,,
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO rrs oRruIs,r.
COLOR.
1t will keep tho hair from falling out
icleanses the scalp makes the hair son l,,trou
anil ailken
Il s splendid hair dressing
No pornon. old or young, should fall 10 usc IT,
II IL RECOMMENDED AND USED by THE First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
aS- AJAX for Halls Vegetable sicilan Hair Repewor.
anu 'ako no othor. Il. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H.. Propriotors.
For sale by all Drmysihts Wholesale by
DOWIE L. NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING ANDcCAssIDEy
Anreh hly' Charleston. r. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 CHIEF QUARTERMASTERs OFFICE
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA. CHARLESTON, s. C., AUGUST II, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be rocclycd al this Office
until u o'clock NJ on Monday tho 10th day OF soptom.
ner 1857 nt which lime they will be opened tho pur.
chase OF tho following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON. in Ashepoo River.
"roct Of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, In coosaw
River.
Wreck OF saeamcr CHAssEuR, In scull Greek
wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH. In Charleston Harbor.
Wreck OF steamer ETTwAN. In Charlesun Hsrbor.
Wreck OF atoamcr RUBY. IN Light House Inlet,
Bidders will state tho offered for each yret
Tho wrecks will bo sold separately the hahes,
bidder. unlcss such bid be deemed unreasonable
Proposals must be addressed to tie underaIgn,j and
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrccts'
II. o. TYLER
BreSet Major .Genernl Chief Quartermaster
Deputy Quartermaster. General, u. s. A.
huBuH ~ IS
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aB- Tile GRhYEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on the Psychology OF tho PASSIONS and th,
Abuses anil Diseases peculiar 10 tho first age OF
man. with Reports methods Of treatment om-
poyed In this institution. Sent In scaled letter on
Yelopes. FREQ Of charge.
Address DR.. J. sKlLLIN HoUaHToN
Howard Association, Philadelphia, P4.
May 20 sm,
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aB-A LADY OF UND0UBTED CHEMI CAL,
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEyAI1 ER.s
LIFE FOR THE HaIR-I positively restore, gray hair
to s ot'- oh color and youthful beauty; impar,s le
strength growth tn tho weakest hair; sops its falling
ont at once; keeps the head clcan Is unparalleled as
harAreiilng Sold by all druggists. fashinnsbia hair
dressora and dealcrs In fancy goods hs trade supplied
by The Wholesale druggists.
SARAH a. CHEvALIER. NJ H..
June auth 6mo S.,- y,rl
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MAlfEfITSup

MARRIED.,
On tho cyoning OF tho 18th ipsl i,v t,, ,,, A., :,
this city. No cards. ' iLois, all ol
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Tito ScIcntfafu.

The Hartford Couram presents we'll vritton
sketches Of some OF tho leading men who partici-
patcd in tho meetings OF the Academy OF sJcionco
III that CITY.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL hGIIcES.

aB NOFICE.-MR. b. RT0LS HAVING Ny
Power Of Attorney will act for mo during my sbscu,
' ~ wv oea'c. ". r. HALL.
chhrrstnn August 81, 1867. q huuus, o,
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ns- BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
sPLESDlD hair DYE is tho bOst In tho world. The
only true and perfect Dyo-hnrmlcss. reliable nstsn.
hueous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown. Romcdca tho i'll Objects or yta
DyI Invigoratcs tho hair leaving Il soft and beautiful
The genuine Ia signed William H. BatrAelor All o.hcrr
arc mero limitations, and Should bc avoided sod by all
Druggists and Perfumars. Factory No. 81 Bsrci.y
street. Now York.
as- BEWARE OF COUNTERPART.
December 10 IT,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-22
Registration In Columbia.
Domestic Markets

COLUMBIA, August 21.-Total number registered
to-day 81. Whites IS; colored -.