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~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEvALER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
ita original color and youthful beauty inpars Ito and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling at
once keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled. hal.
dressing Sold BY n Druggists and fashionable hair
dresscrs, and at my office. No. 1913 Broadway New
Yorf. i.%:' a,ss SARAH A: fCHEvALIER,.:M.,
January ".'s As ~ osa: smos
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ns-PLANS, ESTIMATES AND sPECIFICA-
TIoNs for furnishing all material and erecting from
one to four Engine Houses in this city, will be received
untn further notice. For information amply tol
WILLIAM G.. wHHDEN
Chairm?n OF Special Committee on Fire Department
Janbary 1s
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aT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-Ihe Mcmbers tcolorcdl Of thia Church reg
uarly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
OF this City to form separate Church They wor-
shipping for the present at Bonums Hail. John street.
between Meetng and King. They have purchased lot
and soliciting contributions to enable them erect
House OF worsnp.. VII.
They believed to be pous and worthy persons. and
their object is respectfully copnended to all who have
the ability and disposition toaid suoh enterprises The
following members Of tho said Church hive been author
ized to make collections CHARLEs SALLs, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1o, DANIEL. D. MoA1Pcs. JoHx Bee.
and SAMUEL STEWARD. .------
Charleston. q. C.. juno 81. 1865. m
a> .'a:.,t't Rev. LUcIUs cUTHBERT,
Pnstor Citadel Square Church.
-s:1.:: 49,. Rev. z T. WINKI4EE,
Pastor United Church.
WITTIAM q TF;NFRy Deaoons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G. WHHDEN,) go ---..Sl Snufon-
January hmvsmos
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-.--- --7 n. ,I.".3S.. LOGAN,
4. - ~ District Judge and Acting Coroner:
Edw. J. Porter; Foreman, w. NJ: Kinder; L Net.
son. Wm. F. Erwin D. NJ Duke J. c. McCants,
E: r: Lesesne, Jos: g, Kirkland, J: NJ: M:sfagEsrs,,
MI. Hirsch, M. Schwartz, jas. NJ. Nelson, S. E.
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MILITARY AnREsT.-Lieut. Ross, commanding
hons from Gen. Scott, Of the sFfeedmen's Bureau,
arrested ID Sheriff Matthewa,' James F.. Barrineau
and J.. 8. Beck on yesterday, and sent tham to
in consequence of their beng in charge OF the
jail which WAS recently destroyed by fire at this
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.:S-.,.4.'-S Peace I'm Europe.
The London Times in a late ISSUE speaking Il
the war cloud that is slowly covering the East
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General News.

New YORK, January live are having the
heaviest storm for years. Tic snow is al
ready foot deep, aud is still falling.
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Intendant-T B. Fraser. Wardens-D. J. Vim
J; B. Roach, J.. =. suares, b. T.. Darr.--s4mte,
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One Way 10 Induce the Investment OF
Northern Capital in the South.

To The Editors Of tits Charleston Daily Ne,cS:
In the Charleston Mercury of the Sd inst, find
the following
s'SELLINa Farm BY SAMPLE.-One of our ear
lest recolections OF Greek is story Of schotdS-
hkos who carried brick about with him as spe-
cimen Of house which he had for sale. The sto-
ry did not say, however, that any one purchased.
Tribune the race OF scholastikoi is not dead yet,
and there are two of them in New York, one SCI
Ter and the other purchaser:
"A NOVELTY FOR New YoRKERs.-Speci mons OF
Strawberries in blossom, and ripening vegetables,
rice cotton. pine ETC., from the farm Of four hun
dred acres in aiken. South Carolina recently pur-
chased by J. G. Derby, OF this city, can be seen al
the seed store OF Messrs. Bliss Co., No. Al Park
Row."
That the Mercury should have been guilty of
traducing well known and estimable gentleman,
as it has done in tho above paragraph is as aston
ishing ss that it should have inferred from the ex-
tract of the Tribune, that there was sale ef-
fected and consequently two fools-one seller
and the other purchaser Viewing it either as
exhibiting malice ard ill-feelrg to the New York
Tribune, or poor attempt to display wit and
scholarship, or as gross inadvertence, it was un-
called for and discourteous.
Apart from tho personality Of the article it is
calculated to injure an earnest attempt to bring
Northern capital to assist in the development OF
the natural resources of this vicinity, or similar
efforts in other sections. 1t appears to us that
moments reflection should have elected COM
mendation instead Of ridcule. The exhibition OF
the products Of this neighborhood, and bringin
to the notice Of Northerners the capabilities and
advantages offered here--the striking contrast OF
displaying strawberries ripening and in blossom
without forcing), when in the North they are
leaAess and withereF thus demonstrating the
comparative mildness of the climate, is'a practical
mode OF aiding in reconstruction ana turlnetihe
the prosperity of our people.
Mr.. Jas. G. DERBY, well known book publisher,
OF New York, visiting Aiken last spring, and appre-
ciatine tie advantages Of this vicinity was induced
to purchase an extensive orchard, vineyard and
farm. not on speculation hut ss home for his
family. His investment includes not only the
amount paid for the lands, but also for the en-
ployment Of laborers and mechanics, in various
improvements, and the introduction OF imported
cattle and improved implements. Returning to
New York few weeks since, he carried with him
specimens Of the products Of his and the adjoining
farms, end called the att:ntlon Of number OF edi-
tors and other prominent gentlemen, as indicating
the capacity aad resources OF his new home, and Is
now dong all he can to induce others TO locate
here also.
Dsemlne that refutation Of such charge as
that so pontedly and publicly made by the Mer-
cury is duo to Mr. D., would respectfully request
a place in your columns for thi, communication.
ANXIOUS.
s,ur1 naoarnhnr 1897
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HAVANA, December 4.-Sugar, nothing doing.
Sterling, 13ia1.. Federal Currency, 24a25 dis
count Gold, 2 per cent. premium.
NEW YoRE, December 5-Noon.- Stocks active.
Sterling, 81. Money per oent. Gold, 1871. Bonds
old and new, 1879. Flour 10a15c better Wheat,
1872, better. Corn shade 6rmer. Oats triAe
higher, Pork irmer. at s2lsa2l;. Lsrd dull at
12la13c. Cotton Armer at 16i Freights firm.
Turpentins scarcely "a firm, at 54s. Rosin lrregu'
lar, common, So 81; No. 2, sS.
New YORK, December 5-Ecenang. Cotton ac-
tive, and advanced 4aSc sales, 1000 bales, at 1870
1eb. Flour &C i've; State ssa1O 25; Southern,
50 5oa1S. Wheat firmer; white Southern, 50 so.
Corn armcr at 81 SOIL 81. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork, s21 rs. Groceries and Naval Stores quiet.
Freghts steady Gold, 1365a197. Sterling, 9lslo.
BALTIMORE, December 5.--Cotton drmer st 153a16.
Flour frmer and moro doing; City mills superfne,
$780, Wheat active especially for the best grades;
choice rcd advanced 10 cents medium advanced
8; Receipts light. Corn active. New White sl.l2
asl.15; yellow, s1.1s. Oats active and lower, Goa
TO- Rye acarce at s1.50a1.60. Provisions frmer-
Mess Pork SO. .25ss22.50.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Flour frmer. Corn,
new II lue SdI, oo.Of' -NSSS 40AHi S4N'p Wv w
now at s22.
ST. LOUIS, December 5.-Flour very dull. Corn
97as1 Pork unsettled ct s21 50a12. Bacon weak;
shoulders II; clear Sides 10.
AUGUSTA, December 5.-Market active; sales,
9sS bales receipts, S75 bales; Middlings, 143c.;
eaca for the week, 1920 bales receipts, 52S5 bales
SAVANNAH, December 5.-Cotton in active de-
-nand. Tho irmpees Of holders made sales light.
7Iiddirgs 15!c. Sales 1864 bales; receipts 1928
bales; for the week I'LL bales. E1ports-To
Liyerpoo, s274; to New York 5S72. Stock 36 aA.
Rece.pts for tho season 800. Exports 1os 756.
NOZZLE, Docembe 5.-opencd active, and be
coming existed during the Gay. closed with an ad
vance % 3a4. s.los $500 bales midding 143a14i
Receipts, 1l05.
N-t~ISoToy, December 5-sprits Turpentine
dull at acc, Resin active at 50 for No. and s2 5O
for No. l. Cotton advanced to 14: For Middlicgs.
Tar 81 &c.
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Boup Roppun1rs N FI,aipA.-We take the fol-.

lowing items from the Ocaa (Fla.) Banner:
On tuesday light last The store OF Neil Ferger..
eoE, IL tais county, was attacked by band OF
freedmen, and robbed OF g. considerable quantity
OF goods. The particulars, as We learn them, are
as f1llows: One Of the freedmen first came to the
door OF the store and asked adrnittance, his COM
radios remaining in the back ground, but was re-
fused py the occupants Of tue store, q man end
small boy. He then pretended to have letter for
MI Fergerson, but was tcd to bring it in the
morning. Thus foilcd in their attempts to gain
admttance by s.ratagem, they retired for few
moments and rcturne1 with company, which i'm
ncd!ately attacked tho house ID order 10 iorce an
entrance. The storehouse is constructed OF logs
and cciled on the inside, lId tho villains made
their first ettacii by striking Of the ceiling SO that
they could draw the goods through the apertures
between the logs, aid when resisted by the in
mates Of the store, kept thnm at EEy with long
poles run through tine cracks. Having raadc si'
nultaneous attacks on different parts OF the house,
they finally succeeded in forcing tho deer and car
rying OF considerable quantity Of goods
few nights since a party OF robbers, with
masks on their faces and muf1cd feet entered the
house OF Captain James Dunn!ng, near Fleming.
ten, AID robbed him OF considerable amount Of
money. The first intimatlon that Captain IN
ming had OF the presence Of the marauders, was
one of them standing by his bedside With cooked
pistol threatening to kill hir, il ne moved. While
one thus stood guard, the others searched the
house unit! they found the money, and then de-
oamped.
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New ARTILLERY ExPEnIiENTs.-The London
News of the 18th ILL.,, says OF recent experiments
with tho Msckay gun:
"The fifth was spherical steel shot fired from the
s-nch gun, with % pounds OF powder, ut the 5inch
plate. The plate was completely penetrated and
2 large amount OF pietal carried away. The sixth
wag Of the same character, with 16 pou1ds Of pow
der. It struck perfectly firm part OF the same
target hrous WHICH it passed With equal
icaN fired at tho inch plate from the S-incb gun
With only II pounds OF powder. 1t struck the tar
eet 10 the rght- land close 10 the edge, and car
Fed away bodily mass OF metal weighing at least
cwl. The S-inch gun was then fred with The
steel elongated shot, and witha charge of3 pounds
OF powder the target being the 2t-inch plate. The
penetration vas complete and the shot was picked
9p at somo distance from the target. The same
Gun was then tested at high elevations for range,
and several projectiles were sent on errands troin
5000 to 1000 Yards During the. AFTERNOON one OF
t;,e powerfu guns on the ground was sold to a for
elqn government. Admiral Farra2ut, IN e letter
20 SIr Mackay has expressed his regret a. not be-
ing able to attend the ezpernsntsst on the t1n an
aqeinst the s-inch plate, with IL S2b steel snot,
and with % pound charge"
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CnooxEDxEss OF Ne" YORK .PoLIrca.--A New
York letter gives this il ance OF tie remarkable
phases which New Yorl politics sometimes as
sulne:
There is much talk in political circles about the
discovery Of an alleged plot, which places GER
tain Democratic Congress man in somewhat
eluivoca light before his constituents The pith
OF the story is about this: That he the Demo
cratic member, has subscribed $4,000 20 the Re-
publican fund, which is to be used in starting Mr.
Dana's new Chase organ, on the condition that
the Republicans would use their influence IN wash
ington TO have Speaker Cofax place The subscriber
or the Ways and Means committee, IL place OF
Hon. James Brooks, whose friends cay he is enti,-
tied to the position by virtue OF experience aud
long service IL Congress, and devotion TO con&tl;a.
tonal principles, etc. It does no. appear nc" nc
fact OF the subscription to the Republican paper
came out, but as soon as it was d7ulged; e?2-
ference Of prominent Democrats vas he'd TO II,
quire into the facts. The result has not t.anspred
at this writing, hut it IS understood that the mem.
ber referred to is SO alarmed at tie disclosure OF
his plans, that lie has given notice Ct withdrawal
o2 ais subscription aud cessation OF all further
enGeaTors 10 procure Ior himself pace on the
committee above mentioned.
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e% OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-C1TY
HALL CHARLESTON, NovEIBER %, ls67.-STREET
ALIGNMENTs AND THE BURNT DISTR1CTs.-Tho
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Couuc Is published for the Information OF
al owners Of property and ouiIders:
SEC. " No owner or builder OF any house or struc-
trc IL the City, shall dig Lay tho foundation thereof
IN front sny street. lane alley court or shall erect
lny wall CT ence fronting aforesaid, before he shall
have applied TO tie City surveyor who aE lay OF and
mark out The front line O. boundary o. such street.
Gano alley court and give certificate thereof to the
own or builder for which services the City surveyor
shall be paid, ly the sud owner or builder, the sum
Affixed thereto u the table Of fees contained in this Or
nance.
SEC V. II any per oD shall commence any founda-
t!on building. wei. or fence upon aay lot piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street, lane, alley or
coutt within the city not having made application to
the City SURVEYOR and before tho line OF street shall
have been laid OIL and marked by the City sur
in the manner above directed, contrary to the line
so laid Of and markod out, every such person. US well
employer, master.buider, SHALL for every such o.
fence forfeit and pay the not exceeding hve hun
dred dollars; and, moreover, all buildings aud work
done pu. up without such application TO the lily Su
veyor, contrary to the line OF stree WHICH sna lie
Ind of and marked out by him, shall be uco ishec oy
order OF the City Council 81 the charge ara e1peSc e
the person herein Offending, as Aforesaid.
The following resolution was cfercd by Alderman l.
Gerdts Januaiy 2, 1885, AMI unanimously adopted D.
the City Council.
ResOlusd That public notice be glyep that ii any per- c
son intends 10 erec. building il C 5ur Gi-''!S' e
snail first apply 10 City Coulc!i ana ascertain
or no. the CT Intends - rias- sa:- s-1r'-
L-CI5 j. EAE5o-.
November 80 lily C''H --s.-c!
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LONDON, December 4.-L'Etendard states that
all but Holland and Belgium accept the confer
encs.
There are many political arrests IN Italy
The bark Maximilian, from Philadeiphia Tor
Antwerp, is ashore and is total loss.
PARIS, December 5.-M. Theirs made IN elano-
rate speech, defending the French preservation o.
the Papal power, and characterized the Ganpa--
dams as the falcon with which Italy always hunts
All the French troops have left Rome.
LONDON, December 5--Noon.--Consois so+'
Bonds III
LONDON, November 5-Epsnmg. j Bonds, II.
Consols, 99s.
LIVERPOOL, December -Noon.-cOttoa steady;
sales 10000 bales; prices unaltered, BreadatuHS
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, November 5-Atternoon. Cotton
bucyant; sales, 5000 balee; Uplands advanced %
7Sd; Orleans, 72d. Lard, IS. Bacon, 42s.
LIVERPOOL, December - Euentn9. - Cotton
closed active; adTanced Id; Uplands, 7sd; or-
leans, I'D.
The bark Humboldt, from Baltimore, with a
cargo Of tobacco, has been lost of the coast OF
Holland.
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The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, December 5.-The Convention mas
been engaged all day, considering the Constitu-
sion. The final vote on its adoption was taken
late this evening, and resulted, yeas, e. nays H.
Absent and not voting %. Mr.. Semple, OF Mont
gomery, presented protest, signed by l. nen
bers, some of whom are absenteeS. The protest
was ordered to be spread on the journal, but TIE
names of two othe: members gave notice that they
would present protest tomorrow; one had peea
presented previously by a sick member, when
makes seventeen members who protest against the
Constitution. The Convention will probably ed-
ionro 4o-,oorrov7
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erNFRyoUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOM,

attendlnts low spirits, depression, involuntary emis'
s.ous loss Of semen spermatcrhac loss Of power zzy
head less OF memory, and tbrcaened impotcrcc and M
bccility, end q soToreign euro in HUMPHREYS EC'
MEOpATHIc SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGHi. Coz
posed OF tho most valuable mild and potent curatves
oy strikc at the root of the matter, tone up the
system arrest the discharges and mpart vgor and er
ergy life md vitality to the entire nan They hay.
cured thousands of cascs Price S. per package OF Blk
oosos aad va or q per single box Sold BY druggists
and sent by nai! on receipt CT price Address HUM.
pHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, Nc. 5sa BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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--lIenerN OE5tVI, lLC NtII hlVNII N.'"HA VI
ncer- was some time ago court-martialed ior con-
6uct during tho Indian campaign last summer.
- yvos tried ut Fort Leavenvorth, and the pro-
,'o+ch rom Fort Leavenworth states that the
pPresidolt has approved the proceedings, and that
N November 25th the record and sentence were
Teceiyed at Leaverworth and read before :ho
onii, uEoi Lo -yns tried zero absence from his con-
Tnand m.r vt1out leave, and caTlns his men in tho
~, Of Inc Indians without any effort to rescue
+aI Haa,,: n aiing urdle haste in his return march,
:be-ebv set causing much damage to the stock, and
conduct preiadicial to good military die2lpIne. nc
4ro1n ann rsnl; and pay proper fer one year.
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Affairs IN ei1e State

The store OF Mr. G. ". Lowe, in Chester, was
entered on Thursday night last. and largo amount
Cfgoods taken.
The Georgetown Times learns that Mr.. 6. R.
Carr he's been appointed sheriff Of that district,
and Mr.. ]. B. Anderson clerk of the court.
The remains of Colonel John u. Means arriv-
ed in Winnsboro' on Wednesday morning from
Virginia, in charge Of Colonel 4. .Starkc Means.
It will be remembered that ColSred Means fell II
the second battle Of Manassas, 3oth August, 1868,
while in command Of his regiment, the l7th s. G.
IGfantry.
The Nevhery Heralds report Of aalo-day in
that placo slys: 1ho closing sales OF the year
brought q large number OF persons together, and
considerat le land vas disposed OF. The Commits
sioner's sales were as follows ono tract OF eight
hundred acres brought; S4lO0; ono Of two hundred
$40: enc hundred and n:uoty. S3I55; one hundr d
and five S4G0; one h:ndred AID Sixty three, $lIl5;
one hundred and eight. $50 The following tracts
were disposed OF by the Sheriff one hundred and
twenty-five acres ;49j; a:xtyoee, 1855; sxty-Gce,
$50; lifty-slx, Sip0 forty Six ii60 three hundred
and sixty-eght, s605 and one OF one hundred and
sixty-ei9ht. 2275. being an average or about So eJ
per acre.
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FUN FOR ALL:


DEAXU-FURTES--GkA SQUARE AND
! UPRIG GI.-Which are new Acknowledged to be.
Oy the Leading Artiets n this country, SUttRI * 10
A.'Y o. d1-Rs ~ AMERICA. These Instruments pcs
sess every modera Improvement OF the argcs sC'
enished in CARVED and PLAIN ROSEWOOD CAssS,
embracing every variety OF style. Elcn aus Mc !uu
METALLIC FRAME. ovERsTaCG BASS WIZ 81 WE;
out The aSrate arrangement. Zach Eas tae SnS-,Sn ~
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s-vES SEVEN AND cuARTrs acd el'Ls ASD = al .atAo
ccTAvEs; constructed OF THOROUGHLY eEAsoSLD WOOD
aud OF tie finest aud best material! ter GIEAT FoWEH
erycISc or.TTT,~e s5rr-SEss acG Pr2ITY OF TONE
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and GREAT LCAABILIIY, tue P.aHo-t o.es OF Mcssrs-
JtNNYs sos are unsurpassed A aoy other n; ksrs IN
tno ry0RID and nave taken the u TEEST PREMIUM
WJTpt vg rrOHED, tSEfDifD. Toe lie facilities which
enahis tf,t f-11 10 prcdace 81 PER. INSl RUMENI.
o,,hc them - oaer tAeir PlAl FOhIES 10 tEe
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s 80. r,a-u,a- turer inc country.
Tho spe,li attention u Dealers, TeatlcS naG othea
&. v,,e 70 tic exrilato-. these oelo-e NIX
w., their selection elsewhere Every Irsr2I1ens IS !uAy
WA?RAN"Ep FOR FIVE YE- hS. Descriptive e-reo'
lars sent al pars OF tee counir upon apr4 coa Ad-
dtess, -, sEMNts s. . ., :. 80
-a,v,aen ID and 80 Avenues. NeHyeet,
~ tsmher az lT
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Ek


country home. after sojourn OF few mon'h5 IN t. .
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic aunhed face, she Ind soft ruby con
plexion OF almost marble snoothneas, and irstesd
twsntthree she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
quiry as to the of great change, she plainly
told thom that she used the cIRCAaSIAN BALM, arr
considered invaluable acquisition to any Gdys toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per'
sonal appearance On hundred fold. II IS simple in it,
combination as Nature herself is simple yet Gnsurrass-
ed in its efficacy III drawing impurities from, also heai.
Ing cleansing aud beautfying the skin aud complexion.
By 1t. droctl con the cutcle 1t draws from it oil its
impurities, kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended It ahould beccr, SOFT amo u
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail ESpress, On re-
ceipt OF IN crdcr, by
81. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
10. West Fayotte Street. Syracuse, H. !.
The OILY American Agents for the ssie Of the same.
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g- BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-TH E
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
only ,r.s and perfect Dn-harnless reliable, instan-
taneoua. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of ba
Dye rnyigoratea the hai sayins it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William a. BGtsslcT. all others
limitations, and should be avoided. Bo!d By al
Druggists and Pe,9unera. Factory. No 81 Dsrcey
street, New York
Al- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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;a- MARRIAGE AND oELlBAcY, AND TB

sS- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI -oD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime CT Solitude and the Physic'
logical Errors. abuses and Diseases which create I'M
pediments to MARRIAGE, with cure means Of Relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address DR. J. sKILLIN UoUGETON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
sertarnber 26 smoa
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ca CONSIGNEEs NOTICE.-CONsIGNEE
per British Bark yUMURI arc hereby notified that ahe
has been entered under the Five Day CT and all Goods
not permitted The piration of that time VII be
to Public Stores RAvENEL CO.
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The Loais1aaa convention.

NV ORLEANS, December 5.-The Constitution.
al Convention yesterday resolved that the po- diem
and compensation allowed members be reduced
haf after the rhirtc:h day from assembling.
Ares AMI nays called; rejected-G to g.