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Reparator Gapilli

Throw away your falsehizzes, your switches,
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
fallen out) and forcing growth OF hair upon
the tace, 1t has no equal. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the Emoothest face In
from five 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two to three months, A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that Will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(fOm their own eXper1ence) can bear Wit
ness But many will say, how are We to dis
dngutsh the genuine from the spurious? 1t
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths of the
different Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase, To such we
would say, try the Reparator CapillI; twill
cost you nothing unless Il fully comes
mp 10 our representations II your Druggist
does not keep 1t, send us ono dollar and we
will forward Il, postpaid, together with a re.
ceipt for the money, which will be returned
you on appllCadon, providing entire BRtttRc-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West FRyette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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ADMONTTORY..

In reluctantly bidding adieu to a community
whose generous friendship and paTtIAlity form
one Of the brightest nenore s OF long and
particularly fortunate career, Mr., Rice desires to
specially caution them against ere sitting the state
ments OF hil death and nonRppC Rnce, originals
but generally he Il pained 10 know, arising from
Jealousy OF his Professional eminRnce, or engen-
dered by unexpected OPPOSITION, In which hia
name and fame are Justly feared.
Honor and gratitude alike forbid his FeSoning to
mIsTepreE entation or deception with people ha
Tesards both a. personal friends and liberal nat
FOils and he, therefore sincerely hopes and be-
lieyes that the announcement Of his FAREWELL.
ARENA viii not, through the mlSrepesantar
lions Of rivals or enemies, lose any of that COM
SdeTaon 10 which its entire good faith enfileS Il
The Exhibition MI. Rice nRy. at great cost and
labor, orEani1edS VIII he confidently anticipatts
give entire abstraction, and a1Ord few pleasant
6ouB OF eIhileTatinE, novel, Instructive audi
most unexceptionable Entertainment.
Remember that he aprons for ONE DAY
ONLY, and go early 70 the Island, my7-IN
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THE Shoe and Leather Reporter says:
The general aspect of the Boot and
Shoe market has not changed since our
last; the demand at present on the
wholesale trade is light, while prices
nave an upward tendency. The ship
ments are gradually falling of, as the
spring orders for the larger markets of
the west are neatly filed. Business
with the local trade is good, and there
Is lair request from the interior towns
OF New York and Pennsylvauia. Prices
with the. jobbers- are fairly. sustained,
out they are generally reluctant to ad.
vance in proportion with materials and
labor. 1870 '''--' -.
Strikes among the '.joufs'' continue to
occur IN some OF the towns in this VIZ
cinlty, and manufacturers who have
accepted orders are obliged to-accede
TO the advance asked. Welearn Of one
firm who had employed fifty hands
having suspended operations for the
present In consequence of the advance
demanded. Those strikes are confined
mostly to the towns and vIcinities
where the heavier kinds OF boots and
shoes are made, and have been occa.
stoned more by the anticipated demand
FOL fall goods than by any small request
at present. In other manufacturing
places the journeymen are working at
low prices as compared with The Cost
OF living, and, in the event of an active
demand for their work no doubt but
that they would ask some advance
upon the present prices. Everything
considered the prospects of paying
business for the trade are not vel v en-.
couraging, and unless there should be
an active demand in July it is doubtful
II prices can be sustained at the actual
advance cost of the goods. Our manu-.
facturers are well aware that with the
improved facilities in producing boots
and shoes it requires but few weeks to
overstock the. market, which has here.
totoTe caused a decline in prices injuri-
gus both to themselves and the early
buyer. e.-5-l...... -
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LoU1sv11IE, May ls.-Bishop Lau-
relle, of the Roman Catholic Church,
died at Bardstown, KY, on Saturday
evening after long and painful ILL.,
ness. His remains will arrive to-day,
and be laid in state at the Cathedral
until three O'Clock, p. m. tomorrow,
when tie funeral ceremonies will take
,place. -asss
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CHASTELLAR'S :
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ENAMEI.
CRIsPER COMA.

= r 10
~ OtIshewas beautiful and fair, II
With starry eyes and radiant hair II
Whose curling tendrllS soft, entwined,
EnChained the very heart and mind.
49, CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair OF either Sex In.
to WRvy and Glossy RInglets OF
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ny USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
0 and Gentlemen can beautity themselves
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world that will curl straight hair, and at the
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Address all orders to ~
W. [. Clark & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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BEAUTY!
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One application warranted TO cure the most
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mail. sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
CircTiIar mailed nee. Address BERGER
SHUTS & CO., Chemists No. 16 River ST.,
Troy, N. Y, Sole Agents tnr the United States.
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BALTIMORE, May 1S.-It is now def
nItely asserted that no such action by
the late Cleveland Railroad Company.
relative to prepaid freights over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, as re.
ported in the newspapers, ever took
I'D in the desire of certain parties to
compel the Baltimore and Ohio road TO
abandon its policy of fast freight line
to the West. ID;
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OTTAWA, CANADA, May ls.-At a
meeting of the Executive council on
Saturday, Senator'S for the Queen and
Ontario were appointed, and adopted,
and telegraphed to England.
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WHISPERS

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Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address, BERGER, SHUTS & Co.
Chemists, No. 26S River street, Troy, n. Y,
Sole agents for the United States.
. mch&3- cod ,IFiVV&Wly
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

" street, eth Ward
a One GT Dwelling House on Hampden street,
:, One Basement onice on Market street,
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New YoRK, May 1s.-The store Of
Gillcocks & Co., Maiden Lane, was
robbed on Thursday evening of from.
1900 to $4,000 worth goods.
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BERGER SHUTTS a CO., Chemists, ~
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For Rent
For Rent.

For Rent.
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j. Geo. +. Taylor q Co., and ]. Clemens 4
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good ofaces In second story, and
good rooms for other purposes in second and
Third story In good order. Possession given
Many building lots and dwelling houses fOI
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms,
THOS. HORNBROOR,
once. No. llS31S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stains. feb8-tf
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Portable Steam Engines,
COMBINING THE MAXIMUM OF Eff
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600 being In use. All Warranted satisfactory,
or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on APP
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myl0-eod6m LAWRENCE, MASS.
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The Latest News
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BY TELEG RAPH.

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once. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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GovBRESrRNTST oCKs- Registered 'G2,
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tho only ones in America all others being but base
eOmicAlites
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-25
baltimore Market,

p,rr1uopP December 21.-corroN-After the close
OF our report yesterday tn re were sales OF lou oaies' en-
h-acino Low Middling and Middling at l41Sal6Hc. To-
5av the marset was less active and prices q little weaker;
we notice sales OF 100 bales, including mi1eI 10. OF
Good Ordinary and Low Middhpg at l4Hc; Il oaies niu-
dlino AT I5Nc' and so bales ID lots on the basis OF 1870
for Middling, az which figure the market closed quiet
CoyFEE-With hoerai STOCK in importers hands, ana
but little demand fro II the trade, the market continues
SnIl and prices heavy; we have only to notice sales OF 200
bags Rio, cx Red Wing. ut 8 cents goid, ~ oono, anu 90
p Dasi 600" O'' " s'''-N ~
FLoun-The market was again quiet, no d91fand for
export; some inquiry for local trade NeTepoH sales OF
100 bbls Northwestern Super at 20; rs bbls al s. So
observation-disclosures bushels white aud 4,lO0
bushels red; market very dull for Pennsylvania no 30 es
Of this description. and quotations difficult TO g. Q in the
absence Of YH1sactions; PRIME and choice southern are
Valley red at 50 20; 800 bushels prime at $50; 9O
bSsheis medium at 50 IS; 80 bushels good at 81 90; GU
bushels common at 50 20; 2St bushels cnoice wh,tS al
and . 4SO bushels yellow offered; the market was duu.
with sales of 1000 bushels white at 81 2Sal 20; 2,ooO
bushels as 70 condition \ , M rom S, 81 TS q, Damn = Z 81 : ,5 SI' i9H
nothing doing to-day in Western mixed. Oats-5,O50
bushels received: 1900 bushels reported sold In 1913 u
MoIAssrs-Yesterd but not before reported, there
was a sale OF % puncheons English Island ON private
terms; we quote Porto Rico, which is very scarce, at SSi
CSC: cuba SO sue; Eugnsh island ooaooc, aHu NC" VI
leans SOa90c per gallon.
PRoy1s1oNs-Bulk Meats are dull and nominal OF SAa
&c for shoulders, and at l0hc for Sides-none but fuIiy
cured saleable. Bacon is dull; We notice a sale OF 10
casks new rib Sides, to go out of the market, on private
toms; quote recall lots l25Ial3c. Lard quiet at 1879
isHc per ID. Mess Pork s23 per tbl.
Nc doin to-dIy; We quote carolina quiet
and romiral at ss9Hc, as to quality.
SUGAR Market continues quiet, but stock ON the mar,
tet Iight and holders cutie firm. We report sales Of 20
bhds sneish Island vacuum pan, to go West, and rs do
Muscoyado. both on private terms; IL hhds Porto Rico
at l9N cents; quotations generally unchanged.
WHIsKEY.-We learn the Internal Revenue Collector IS
Selling all the whiskey as 1t arrives IN The city, and
pl,cing it In one bonded warehouse, AMI compelling the
owners thereof to prove that the government tax MS
been paid. Some 200 bbls were taken possession of on
Fri 1ay.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New york-left Satur-
day, Mdze. To Street Bros & Co. Railroad Agent, j
E Adger l. Co, C D Ahrens Il Co, J apple. D A ANIME. II
Bischoff & Co, ] Barry, Brown & Hyer. W NJ Bird x Co,
Z Bates & Co, I NJ BRISTOL, L Buck. L NJ Cater. Chisolm
Bros, I'd Clancy. W II Chafce, Cameron, Barley q Co,
R P Caldwell, ] C II Caussen, DR. G Caulier, Agent
City Point, W S Corwin & Co, Cartmill. Harbeson q 90,
Agent Steamer Dictator, J 4 + Dawson, b Duval q
Son, R W Disher, Ii A Due, Dowie Il Noise, Dewing,
Blu lett l. Co, NJ Drake, 2 Darcy, + Entelman, y Field
ma DE Fleming & Co. Fisher, Beiser & Co, L Falk
l. -. T P Forreston. C Goldstein, Gruber l. Martin, Il
&c dts l. Co, P l. cuillemin, Grooming & Coates, Good
rico, Wine" an & Co, c Graveley, ] H Grayer, J Hur-
kamp & Co, J N Greer, j " Harrison. W Harral, N Hunt
& Son, Hart & Co. Johnston, Crews & Co, Jeffords & Co,
E L Jameson, w II Kidd. Klinck, Wickenburg & Co, H
Katie & Co, DR. r A Kinloch. JP Krip, D Llllenthal, j
q LANCE, Luhrs h SIZZLING. Laurey & Alexander, S La
Tore, A Langer, D Lopez x Sons, j II Muller. ] G Mil
nor, J III Martin, $ K Marshall, Minor, Wilbur & Mar
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Passengers

Per steamship ~saragossa, from New York.H CoSgiH,
Miss Annie Coggn. Miss Mary Coggill, Mrs E Dewing.
Mrs Mllspaugh, A Yedenberg, ] Q Martin, 81 Kemper.
man, Mrs Schotz, I McKenn!, " Howe, ] Harvey, 2
Harvey, Miss a Woods, c W Dennis, J Bryan, W Davis,
c W Parsons.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-w Vail,
lady child and servant, Z w Terry, j a Pardee, G X
Pardee, W Vail, Miss 4 Firth, ] ] Colder and lady, u I
Peters, J L Bosquet, Is L Gage, Mrs S G Phillips, Miss
Kate Raworth. Mrs Pennal. G Z olmstedt, Miss Silvia
Harvey, Mrs Virginia turner, 7 Eckstern. R Il Low, E
Wicks, ] Roger, NJ Glywn, W 1upman, W Yourg, Miss G
in steerage.
Per bark Sarah B Hale, from ADMINISTRATIONS Al
varez, Gersham Bliss, Joaquin Quintaro, Manuel Fer
nande., B De Armas. Francisco Gonzales, NJ Rodrigues,
B Aloseira, Francisco Hidalgo, Jose del Bale.
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Nexx Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December e.-CoTToN.-We nave
the particulars of the sales to-daS or 60OO oales eGclusiE1
of the business OF one broker. which will proDaoiy sweL,
it TO 500. Prices are without any quotaOie chanee: anu
we continue last evening" f.ures as follows: Oreiuais
l2%alSc Good Ordinary l3Aal3Ac; Low Mioanh9
14Ia14hc; Middling 142lal5c; and Strict AldahnS u
1910. ,-o .o,o, rr+ 90
In our last report we noticed sales OF $3.50 bacs, put as
one. broker took 500 bales more than was set GOWN Ior
him. The actual business amounted 10 $3.50 bales. me
market opened this morning with q very fair inquiry,
but the movement checked by the stringent pretensions
of factors. At 4 later hour, however. buyers were en-
alb ed to operate with greater case and the oemanu oe-
came more active, resulting III the business noted above.
Prices exhibited considerable irre9ularity, some buyers
claiming that they bought at easier rates, winnie others
rel orted that they were compelled to Pay outside hsures.
On the whole, the market may be quoted hrm at our
quotations., particularly for all even running ana gooo
staple lists, which commanded outside figures, ana III
eYceptonal cases of ex "a staple traction more.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September lst, 1SG7......... bales-lo'2oO
Arrived to-day. 49, ms o,o
Arr ed previously.
2s2, 528
Cleared to-day. c m rco
Clelrcd previously.
Stock on hand and on stipboard. WHO'S
The clearanccs include $500 bales for Liverpool and
369 for New York.
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Hcadqunrters Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, S. c., October q, 1861.

Headquarters Second Military D1strlct,l
CHARLESTON, s. c., October q, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 105.l
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not SUBJ
ject to the Articles OF War, held in arrest by military au-
thority, charged with offences not capital, upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: 1t, Of q cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond Is required as hail by the State
law In like cases; or, I'd. Of a bond in like sum, running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders, with surety, who must be a freeholder
and must Justify in twice the amount Of the penalty, and
must, under seal, authorize any officer 30 ordered BY the
Post Commander, in case Of default, and non-payment
by the surety on demand, to summary seize and sell
SUFFICIENT of the property of principal and surety to sat
isfy the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made, the bond shall constitute q lien upon the per
sonal property of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military authori'
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
BY command Of Dvt. MajorGeneral ED. R. 8. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Ad-de-Camp, Act'g. Asst. AdJt. Gent.
Official: O. N. mitchell, Aid-de-Camp.
October "a
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. December S.-TURPENTINE-Has ad-
vaneed 1oc. and $50 bbls changed hams al 50 80 for soft,
and 81 70 for hard, per $50 lbs.
Sp,e1rs unpESTrNE-Mark- steady, aud but lite
offering. Sa IS OF only 81 Dbl at 45hc per gallon.
RosIS- The market has ruled active to-day for the lower
grades, and closes drm at highest inquire, Win very niue
offerinr on market. sal, S of 900 bb.s at S2a? 10 for
strained and No 2. and 50 so for low No l.
TAR-Is SC lower. Sales of 10 rbls at 81, and 70 do at
CcrToN-Sales of IT bales at 1Sc for mixed grades, and
ISXc for Middliug.
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Money Market.
The Baltimore Sun of Monday, December %. states

The Baltimore Sun of Monday, December 80 STATES
that
The supply Of Money at New York is steadily increas-
inc and the market j. easier than for q long time past
Cali loans are generally 6 per cent, with exceptions 70
the Government transfers At 5 per cent, and prime DIS
counts range from Z to 8 per cent. The september com.
pound interest notes have been redeemed TO the extent
of $40. OOO. 900, against which there has been an issue OF
So 1000 Of s per cent certificates. This, IN ADDITION 10
he payment Of interest on tho 7-3O notes, has added 70
the previous rise in monetary circles. Tho quarterly
statement of the banks, to be made up In January, VIII
NOT probably cause any disturbance in the marhet cold
closed at 1884, at New York on saturday. Loans were
made at l to 8 per cent for carving and LA per cent 70
fiat for borrowing. Foreign Exchange quiet at llOal'oH
for prime bankers sterling. Governments were quiet
and q fraction lower. The Railway market was more
active towards the close, with a general advance IN
prices. The leading features were New fork central
Erie, Michigan Southern, and Northwest preIoTr N
Among the miscellaneous shares Western Union !ele-
graph rose to 35As, aud Pacific Mail declined 70 1l21s.
Inc New York bank statement for last week Is very
favorable. and plainly refec s the great ease in Money;
Ibe loans have decreased 50, l62. 1872, while the legal
tenders have increased s5:s.SSS,. and the deposits
ga S57 l24. The specie las decreased Sl,<lS, 7S9, OWING
chiefly to the recent export movement.