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II B p r N Ia N HALL.
POSITIVELY FOR one WEEK OKtY.

YSHE WONDERFUL AND wORLD-FAMOUs HANLu4,
Il BROTHERS and their g1ca. Furopean Combination
-Look r; at the array Of talent-wlLELAM HANLON,
dEoHGE HANLON, ALFRED HANLON the ncknow-
ledged Cha pon Gynnasa and Athletes the World
Prof W. TANNER, OF London, England, his wonder
Inl performing troupe OF Dogs and Monkeyssenorita
Roseu Principal Danseuse and Tight Rope Performer;
from the Grand Opera. Madrid-Mons HENRI AGoUsr.
ist-Mue AUGUSTINE, Premier Danseuse and Panto-
imst from the Parsian Theatres The latest European
Shower and the Hanlons Arth Provoking shndow pan
tonime forming tho greatest combination of artistic
talent ever witnessed. s@;t a.'-7 Wa IN" nm "--
Notwithstanding the great expense attending the en-
gagements OF the above mammoth organization the man
agenent nave resolved upon the following reasonable
PRICES OF ADMISSION: @
Reserved Seats, s1 70
Seats can be secured three DAYS In advance at j. NJ
GREER'S MUSIC STORE &17I ~ n NJ
GRAN , HANLON MATINEE. SATURDAY AFTER
MON, ats o'clock c. AMORY BRUCE
january 81 MORRIS S1MMoNDs. Mansger
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as- STATE OF SOUTH cARoL1NA-coLLE-
TON DISTINCTLY R. ALLAN WILLIS Esquire, Or
dinnry.-Whereas B. STOKES, Commissioner in Equity
ade suit to me to grant him Letters Of Administration
or the derehct estate and effects Of JOSHUA NJ wHET-
SELL These are, therefore, to cite and amons a and
singular the kindred and cred rs Of the said JosuA NJ
HHETSEI late of Coeton District deceased that they
DC and appear before in Court OF Ordinary to be
held ct Walterboro. on Monday, 18th February next
after publication heceo at II O'Clock in the forenoon to
show cause, any they have why the said Admistra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7th day of January. Ammo
Dornini 1867 R. ALLAN tw1rJJs
January 10 this ocfn
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CHANGES CAUSED By THE WAR.-In an article on
the changes caused by the war in the South, the
Baltimore Transcript says:
Misery is said to make strange bed-fellows, and
the distresses caused by the late war have certain
" thrown many Southern men into positions and
associations extremely alien to their former pur-
suite and habits MI T7@T- -.7- EF-t
"Lord Stafford mines for coal and salt s
The Duke Of Norfolk deals in malk,
The Douglass in red hesrdngs."
General Ice teaching "a school, Joa Johnston
and Bsauregard railroading, other Generals run
ming express wagons and taking photographs, are
some specimens Of the changes which the results
and habits. But these are nothing in comparison
with the naetamorphosis in the lives Of civilians,
OF men and women once in afauent circumstances,
and who are now betakng themselves by force OF,
necessity to every occupation which can be named.
Gentlemen once the proprietors Of large, estates
nay n;,;I nov ~ be found equipped with ySrd-sticks,
holding pow handles, Or weighing out sugar and
coffee by the pound in grocery shops ladies'; high
bred dames who were once the leaders Of society,
are now taEsng IN sewing Tor the bare fneans 81
subsistence And happy are they who are able to
Aa8 snch refuge from The wild beasts Of poverty
and want. Others there. are, and the humber is
large, who, with families Of little children depen-
dent upon them, have absolutely no resources, no
means Of Ie no earthly hope Of ultimately escap-
ing the horrors Of starvstion. ..s..s5t 'st
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SARATOGA
"EXCELS[OR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequalsd by that Of any other in the farfared
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
1t the high encomlnns Of all who have used it, possess-
ing, 1t does in eminent degree. cathartic diurec
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. NJ. d., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phla-
dolphin, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.:
8%4%& 4# PHILADELPHIA, November 15 1865.
have been for year or moro past in the habit of
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Saratoca
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lite
to the different waters OF the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy am sas-
ted that tho Excelsior Water Ia well adapted as any
other among them, not more to tho purposes
which they are generally employed. It is very agreeable
strongly inpregated with the carbonc acid lively and
sparkling. = can heartily and conscentiously
recommend it to all who need gentle cathnrtic and
diuretc. SAMUEL henry DICKSON, M. D.
The Water ia put up in Pint and Quart hottcs, aud
packed in good order for shipping, Pints in boxes OF
four dozen oaoh aud Quarts in of two dozen
AL orders addressed to A. R. LAWRENCE CO., Sara
toga Springs, N Y, No At Warren street. New York
City, will be promptly attended Sold also by first
class Druggists aud Hotels. emo january u
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About eighty d,y Of the new breech-loaders
are now being turned oct in the Springfield Armo-
~, and their n7mber will DO constantly. increaaed
until, in February, two hundred win be the dailv
production. The working force is being increased
bet only those are engaged who have been 81 The
army or navy, Of whe have served long and 6aith-.
fully in the Gdvernsad dpt ~orkshops in Shat civ
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 80.--Virginia sixes 5ea6O.
Missouri Skies, s2]as22. Money, 7 per cent. Gold,
S5s. Exchange, 80 days, 109; Sight, 1O9}. The
Stock market improved per cent. shortly after
opening the Board; but afterwards was not so
strong. 5-20's of'e2 Coupons, 1Os.
Flour 10a20c. lower. Wheat 2a3c. lower. Corn
2aSc. lower. Oats 1c. lower. New mess Beef $40 Is
a2O 81; old s19. Lard dull. Cotton firm md quiet
at s6c. (?) for Middling Uplands. Freights quiet.
SECOND D1sPArcE. "
Gold, 1875; Fvs-twenties, Of go coupons, 1O7l;
new issue, 104a Ten-forties, sol; seven-thirties,
all issues, 1o4l. Missouri Skies, s24.
Cotton quiet but firm; sales 1000 bales Middling
Uplands, SIC. Flour irregular, and 15025c. lower;
State, SO D@11 IS; Ohio, SO 90@19 80; Western,
50 0@12 So; Southern dull and dropping at s11 SO
@16 Is. Wheat dull and 3@5c lower. Corn, 90
Sc. lower; sales $4,000 bushels mixed Western, at
81 1901 13. Oats, 1c. lower; Western 60@6sc.;
State 67@69c Beef steady. Pork heavy and low
er; new Mess, s2o25; old, SO; prime, SIG e24@17.
Lard steady. Whiskey quiet. Groceries quiet and
dull Wool-Fleece, 74@75c. Yor picked lots; 2s@
SIC. fer Texas; nc Soc for picked lots; 300. for
California. Freights to Liverpool quiet; on Cotton
l@5-16d-; Corn, I'd.
THE LATEST.
Money closed unchanged and easy at ea7, per
/,
paper was discounted at 7a8 per cent. Gold closed
quiet at 134a1342. Foreign Exchange quiet. Gov
ernments quiet and steady. Stocks less active and
lower at last opening ofthe Board, but after cal
the market was frner. r&
AUGUSTA, January so.-Cotton easier; sales 2sz
bales; Middling Uplands sosc. Gold 90.
SAVANNAH, January 30-Cotton unchanged
holders stiff.
MOBILE, January 90.-sales or cotton 100 bales
with good but not general demand; the rnarke
closing quiet; Middlings s1a813c.
The receipts Of cotton since September 1st t
date at all the ports amount to ,055, 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-Cofee steady Flou
dropping. Wheat, no sales. Corn frmer. Oats
large sales at 55@56 Bacon scarce. Mcsss Porl
$22 90. .s. s#
CINCINNATI, January o0.-Flour and Grain un
changed and quiet. Whiskey dull, at 81 Is in bond
Hogs quiet and unchanged receipts, IL 900. Pro
visions unchanged holders frn--dsnnand light
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a AWAsHNeToN paper publishea the fol,oxine

The temper of Washington society was illustrat-
ed at the Fourth Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening, the occasion being q Sunday School meet
ing. The pastor Of tho church was absent, i'd
mlnlsterlng communion at one OF the negro
churches OF the city, the exercises Of the evening
belng Conducted by brother clergyman. During
the meeting, Representative Mckee, Of Kentucky,
was called upon to speak to the children. He COM
phed with the request. In the course OF his re-
MARKS he alluded to the pastor Of the church, and
the service he was at that time performing for the
colored people, and said to the children that he
hoped they would be as ready as their pastor to
could to aid neighboring colored school. These
remarks were so distasteful to the audience pres.
ent that Colonel Mckee was coughed down, and
not allowed. to proceed. a -
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS- ESTATE NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING claims against the Estate of the late j. DuBosE
PoRcHER Of St Johns. Berkeley arc requested to hand
them In, and those indebted mako payment to s. T.
HOWARD. Charleston, or to Mrs. MARION poRCuER.
qualified Execuri1, st, Johns, Berkeley.
December ~ ,,..,
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PHOTOGRAPHS

pARLOW, TILE LD-o2ERATOE,.H HAS THOROUGH
LIP Tx renovated and htted up the Old Star Gallery.
and Y prepared 70 take all kinds Of He is
thankful for pas patronage and further solcts share
He has alec Photographs OF Confederate Gen.
erals Ordinances OF Secession Views OF City. Sunater and
other Fortcutcns, nt Wholesale and retail, at 4 E. COR
EER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Caarles.on. s C..
R-Porcelah Portraits and Pictu 10 en- arg on
abort notice and in best OF style. Move nbt
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Mrs. T. W. Dewey, Of this place, is agent for
the Hollywood Memorial Association Of Richmond,
purpese of taking caro- Of the remains 81 Confedar.
ate dead. .-[ Charlotte Democrat. A, Y, 7,.i -
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The War Not Over

The War Not Over.
We do not know who wrote the following article
in the Richmond Dispatch, of the 2eth from which
We copy it, but from certain tcar marks. x VIC
should guess at Mr.. JOHN M1TcHEL's trenchant
pen
Mr. Stevens and his party. A gnllant engagement
has just taken place iii Texas, where .Gcn Griffin"
(who is Gen. Griffin p has achieved an exploit
which is, fer aught we know, his first fest OF arms
He has lieroicaly rcpulsed no d church door tho
corpse of General Albert Sidney Johnston It was
an opportunity for Gen. Grifhn; he had never had
alive; nor anybody else that We lnow Of; but hero
still raging, and be (Gritfn9 eommsndng gel general
extremity. Tho enemy advanced, and Griffin felt
that he had him just where no wanted him-viz:
IN his coffin; and that he (Grfhn) held the key Of
# Griffin had at any time in the course Of his
life encountered General Johnston at the head Of
Texas the spectre Of the hero would have risen up
before him, and he might not have been able to
hold the church door. As it was, no had to deal,
not even with Confederate ghost, but with sad
was mortal Of noble Southern chieftain. He felt
that he codld not only victor ously repulse the
ers. And he did it-alone he did it. he stcaused
the body to be laid in the open air, where it re-
manned ell day, and was visited by thousands" !"
dead; but he was the contrary, by his very OUT
rage, enshrining him still more than ever in the
hearts Of those thousands, and of hundreds OF
thousands more, who will read the talo with hot
eyes. That piece Of bare ground in Galveston be-
came, on the moment, @ shrine, a catafalque, a
| tabernacle, and will one day bear column or o
statue: when no human, being will know the namo
Of Griffin save aa the name Of the person who in
suited the ashes OF hero. However, it is Grifin's
day now-eyery griffin has his day. But nobody,
we apprehend, viii greatly admire his achieve.
ment; for albeit . living dog is better than dead
Lion; yet If it lifts up its leg at tho noble BOASTS
carcase,' no one adnnires the dog -a .Ea-l9s IN
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RAILROADS.

FEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the above Institutions will DO held the City Of
Charieston on the Second Tuesday in February next the
18th day Of at month.
Place Of Meeting-Hal Of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street. Il. .i @s45 .,aa s@-4 a"
Hour of fconvenng-l1 o'clock 4. NJ.
On the day fonowing-W cdnesday the 12th--there
WI be an election held at the san1e place between the
hours Of A. NJ. and P. NJ for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY. and THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF THE BANK.
Z A committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, usual. the Road
to and from the meeting free Of charge, in sccordance
with the Resolution Of the Convention OF 1884,
At this meeting will be taken up for action, according
TO rule. the following proposed additional Bylaw:
tho and such meetings shall bc specially called
Sere 70. @ Se an EaecuHye committee Who shah e as's
horized to conduct the business OF tho Company Tho
said Committee to consist Of the members resident in
Charleston j. r. EMERY, SecretarE.
ia uary " thC5
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H5rMESSRS. FREEMAN s. PUNDT HAVING
executed to me Deed of Assignment FOR the benefit Ct
their creditors meeting Of the is respectfully re-
questcd ut my Office, No. 10 Broad street. on Thursday
1st February. at o'clock p NJ to appoint Agent to
net with the undersigned. PHILIP Il. KEGLER.
January al #HN&.#% H"
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Professor AaAss1z was born at Motiers. switzer
land and was intended for tho church. He is now
hfty-nine, and has been in this country twcnty-one
wears. 'E..+"
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OBITUARY,

:, D1E0. In Marion s. c.. the morning Of the 24th
inst, RUTH infant daughter OF ANTHONY W. and LYDIA
L Doz1ER, Jr. aged IS m onths and 70 days
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+ H5 BATCHEL OR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only tr"e and perfect Dye-harnless reliable, instan.
taneous No Disappointment No ridiculous t,,ts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba,
Dyes invgorates tho hnir leaving it soft beautiful
LIE genuine Is signed 4. Batehelor AL others
Druggists and Pcrfuncrs Factory No u ol9 hy az
street, New York. 1 VIZ $z&S ts@ mr. A.
4 ~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
December 10 $I&NaiS~8 8%9 lev
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a5r ARTIFICIAL -EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. GOUGLEMANN tformerly employed by
Ro1ssosNEAu OF Paris). No. 900 Broadway, New York.
April II &:+'a 4# 1yr>
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MARRIED.

Row. JOHN BAcnAtAN, CLARENCE BAILEY Of Walmalaw
Island, to SUSAN A.. daughter OF 2. II. WARINo. OF
Charleston, s. c., '--- y :
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aS-AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-0LD EYES
made new. without spectacles Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed fce receipt OF ten ccnta Address
E. B. Foo1E. n. D., No. 1lso Broadway. New York
I !. ~ J Y. /.
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Correspondence between Gene=.: 3. E. But
Ter end Brick Pomcr,or

| correspondence between GeneE.: 3. E. Hut.
.~r and Brick Pomcror.
Tho La Crosse wisconsin, Denocrc. publishes
the following correspondence rs having taken
place hctwcez General BUTLER and its editor Mr.,
PoMERoY. It explains itscH: -
| No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK CrrY,
| - January IL, 1867.
AZ A. Pon,eroy, Editor Democrat, La Crosse,
! Wisconsin, S'>''
sm: When in nIlwaulsie last October mado all
arrangements with par les there towards the
prosecution Of the suit bave brought against YOU
1or :dolamatlon Of character, per preliminary
object had in-visiting Wisconsin, and nv work
was done well. On consultation with few friends
l have decided to withdraw tho suit if you will
man and officer, which have so often appeared in
your paper, the La Crosse Democrat. I have no
particular r, desire or need to collect Of you the
amount Claimed ,000), but do wish to have
your annoying articles stopped; and if you do not
accedc to this proposition, the law must take its
course. - u. F. BUTLER.
SANcTgM OF TUE DEMOCRAT, J
an,,o,.- ,,d.al, Ia CnoSsE, WIS, January 19 1857
NATURAL disgust for thieves robbers turn-coats
ers, and eylhoarted scoundrels generaliv no,1,,;t
me-, me-; IN MI kindness to say that Thavo no retrac-
s,on to make TO yon for 1neyer published word
concerning You did not believe truc and which
y0C must know to be true holy writ il YOU are at
a4 ia9iliar with your own dishonorable history as
pubic being, diyniiicd by accident Of birth, With
she name OF man. would not willingly nure yonr
1oehngs, or deprive you Of your worldwide roputa
1Son, so Wei earned in the service Of Butler us.
you to die yet awhile for your name, history bIun.
ders robberics, Insults to women, and trcason to
your country. arc valuable as warnings to the
rising generation. 49,
Believing you to bo al have ever charcad vo,,
Win BENG, confident in my full ability to prove
every eve charge you are politely privileged to lot the
more of your robberies, history, ambitions. &c.
too numerous to mention :-' 'o'
Ihe only favor ask of you is this If YOU con-
clnde 70 go on with yonr suit for libel and damages
70 the amount of sl0o 900, permit mo to plead NV
, own case IN court, and give me cnly time to put
my ms spoons, silyorWaro watches, jewelry, &C., in
The trial is over. r70- NJ, '--0 -A' - 80
With best wishes for your success and warm re-
;ePtlon 10 your future home, I am sir EI11
NJ. NJ. POMEROY,
Editor Democrat, La Crosse, Wis.
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a5-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING. Eq., as candidate Tor sherlr o.
Charleston Tudlcal) District, at the next election.
September 10
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January %

AB THE HEALING, POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mon, on tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and tho
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy tho
manly powors and create impcdiments to MARRIAGE,
"itn sure means Of relief Sent In scaled letter en-
Vclopes. free of chargc. Address DR.. J. sKuLM
HoUGHToN. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
january Is o.,
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aT THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c. January 49, 1sG7.-Thc Board of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital Of this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
January % uth T. G. LOPER Cashier
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AM uSEMEMTs.
@tnc Abenbuatferb alt,1,aa
DES
II Elirsa=2Scr crei,t8

p'ro aalnten Dientas Ntcue, ben 4tc,, Tctr,,ar.
IN eeeu pale rcldc ircte brtcn.mc1 uictcrbcracitct
nerren IT, uc rtunee Res SercnS nh crsetent ei,,ac=
laeen NIT esr StrerGs ea6 ate sRbe se1mctet ,rer-
eeM r're nm ibnen cincm Dctsrcu abenb III bcrcitcn
babcn. &NH 1s-1, cN,s 6,n,n,;tt.. q"
January 81 thso
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

FLORENCE, january 30-Admiral PIsANo has
been acquitted of the charge Of cowardce, but
has been placed trial for incompetoncy and dis
obedience to his superior officers.
VIENNA, January so.-The survey Of the bounda-
ry line between Austria and Italy mas been com
pleted
ATHENS, January so.-It is General KA11EReA,
and not RAR1JAv1s, that will go on mission to the
United States.
LIVERPOOL, January 3O-Noon.- Tho Cotton mar
ket is quiet and unchanged; MiddIng Uplands
steady, the opening price being 145d Sales to-dny
will probably reach 5000 bales. The Breadstuffs
market is generally dull. Corn fat
LONDON, January 30-Noon. .-Fivc-twc mites, 7s1
Consols quiet aud unchanged -
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go MAGIC INK (PATENTED).-WILL
write in all colors nnd shades Of one bottle aud with
one Ink; is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings. Price. 81 abot, FREQ by mail The trade sup
pnen Addross G. De CORDOvA "
No. 81 William street. Now York.
December q t,s+,,on,a,
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January 80

ca NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST TIr1,
French bark hlAzMI.AN. II. TAunE master. must bo
presented at our Office No. l25 East Bay on or before
1As Day. the 3oth inst by ocloc!. P. NJ, otherwise
tneS "hl DO aeDarreo payment TrpIcatc Bills re-
CURED J. q. ENsLOw & CO.,
January 80 con.io,oo
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January %

aJNOTICE.-ALI. DEMANDS AGAINST r THE
British bark ''B. r. sHAw,'' John NJ. Cam master
must be presented our Office No 1876 East Bay on or
before 7"ts Day. The 3)ih instant, by O'Clock PM.
otherwise they will be lcbarred payrccnt
J. A. ENsLOW & CO.
1tS - 2 Consignees
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a5-SURVEYOR' OFFICE-PORT or
cHARLEsToN-JAECART %, 1se7-o,yners and mas.
sers of Sloops and Boats under Five 5 Tons who have
taken out Certificates Of Ameasurcmcnt ac. July 3on
1866 arc hereby notified to return said Certificates to
TINS Office and receive refund admeasursmept fes
CECIL c. NEIL,
'anu'aty ~ Surveyor Of the Port
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go BEA UTIFUL HAIR.-OHEVALIERS
LIE FOR TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color md youthful beauty; ipars life and
strength to the weakest hair stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled n hail
dressing. Sold BY all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office. No. 1los Broadway, New
York SARAH A. t,HEyaTrFr ar
January s6 s4 rs ano,s -
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K FOR SALE, a SCHOONER OF, goa
KIN TONS new measurement, coppercd and copper
z.lNASSfastened For particulars, apply to
january 90 3 M - Esst j;,,.
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S II IF PIN r C +.

\ FOR BOSTON-NVT1II DISTnTCu-
FlA The Brig ANNA u. TORREY, Haskell mna,.r
lN991has large portion of hcr cargo cnsaKsJ AMI
aAos0sawill DO dispatch.i for the above mort So '
For balance OF Fret Sht room. apply TO
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.
JsnuaFJ y No. - East l;uy
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aS-NoIICE.-1, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM a. DOUGLAS. now residing at No. . King
street. and carrying the retail business give notice
that in one month from the date hereof will net as
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY eth 1867 lmo Janu,rr
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1s-COLIECT0R'S OFFICE. UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE, SECOND DISTRICT soI,T1I
cA1soLlNA, NO. ~ BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON.
> e. january 2sth4 1sG7.-C. H. WRIGHT, ESD. has
ocen appointed Deputy Collector Of Intorna Revenue tor
shth Divlsionof this District comprising the On.
tire District of Beaufort
Office at Beaufort S. c.
FREDERICK a. SAWYER,
January 30 c,,,o,.,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-31

a5-SOCIETY HILL AND DMARLBORO BRIDGE
CoMPANY.-The subscriber Will receive BIDS until the
lst February for BUILDING THE sUPERsTRUcTURE
oF THE BRIDGE across tho Pee Dee River at Society
Hill Plans and Specifications may be seen at my Office
ct Society HILL until the day above named
G. ". EARLE
Engineer and Architect.
January 8 tuths