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European News per steamer

NEW YORK, January 14.-The steamer Manhat-
tan, bringing European dates to the Cd and Sd
instant, has arrived - -
The returns of revenue OF Great Britain for the
Times anticipates DIsraeli will have to deal
with surplus Of about q million and three
quarters sterling. The Times says the year 1867
promise. n - 80
The Emperor Napoleon, in his opening address
opening of the new year furnishes an opportunity
Of expressing, my wishes for the stability Of
thrones and the prosperity of nations. hope
Cancellation, and that the Universal Exhibition will
contribute towards calming passions and drawing
closer the general Interest," ---L -
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Two ceremonials OF great interest recently took
place in Paris. At the Hotel des Inyalides the
veterans and pensioners assembled in the chapel
around the remains OF NAroIEos L. twenty.aix
years having elapsed s,ncex xheywers BROUGHT bsek
from ST. Helena;t the order oe: :Lou,s Bana
On the same day, at tina Chapel Of the sorhonne.
the few remains there arc LETT Of Cardinal R1caE.
LIED we're returned to the splendid mausoleu1n 81
which they were laid over two centuries ago. and
rom which they were taken by tbs mob dminV
the HevolnGon. . The restoration. Of tho bones S
their resting place WAS Witnessed by the celebri-
ties Of France amid great pomp. .S; q. ..,l.:5T
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Is1EEEsr on vrnarrA STATE BoNDs--A Pa
THE11c LETTER FROM EHa1AND.-In the Virginia
House Of Delegates, on Friday, the following let
ter, communicated by the Governor, was, referred
TO the Committee Of Finance: :%.ss-s =
, LONDON, England, December 8, 1856.
% ute Members of the Legislature Of the State of
Vf,.gtn5a, Richmond 4SS-:-I.' =
Y GENT1EMES: am holder OF $500 bonds Of the
State; Of Virginia, issued prior 70 the war. The
non-payment Of the interest due upon thann has
hitherto caused to me, who am in private circum-
stances, very ruinous inconyenience. have al
ways felt the greatest confidence in the good faith
the war was over Virginia would be foremost among
the Southern States in re-establiAhing and up
holding her credit sincerely trust that early in
January, 1867, the Atlantic Telegraph will bring
the nost grateful intelg that the bonds Of the
State WIN be at once converted and the interest
disappointment and distress will be felt by many,
and among others especially by myself -. sss
!, % Yours, most respectfully, .;:Etl--->
sl'.ts s.-FS u 'fyy5'E
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CAPTURE OF HORSE TH1EF.-Last Wednesday
night horse belonging to Mr.. Joseph Newman, Of
Columbia, was stolen from stable near the Char
lotte Railroad depot "A dispatch having been re-
ceivod at this place announcing the theft publca-
ton was made of the same, resulting in the
capture Of one Riley, with some aliases appended,
who says he escaped from the guard house in
Edgefeld, and halls from Utica New York Mr.
John Taylor, who lives about seven miles below
here, happened to have one Of the hand bills
issued from this Office describing the. horse, when
The said Riley rode up and offered the stolen horse
with Magistrate Vaughn, arrested Riley and
brought him to this place, when he was committed
to jail War,asb0Toh Neens. sa'1 4
NEGRO ExoDUs.-Larger numbers Of freedmen
are emigratins from South Carolina, mostly West
ward. An Atlanta paper states that an average
Of thousand a. week pass through that city,
bound to the West, and bent upon fortunes in the
glorious West. I.5-5S MOD 7775IT-.75
We have heard it stated that sixteen hundred
ernigrants OF this clsss have passed through Co
lumba, on their way to Florida. Those come
some down tho Greenvi1le. road from Greenville,
Abbevi1le, Laurens, Newharry, and other DISTRICTS
on that line Of roadi some down the Charlotte
road, from York, Chester, Fairfield, and Districts
thereabouts while some-abont six hundred
some say---are from the vicinity Of Columbia II
S:!,: :::s!j EYorkuiste Enquirer. I,
TIE UNIVERsITY.-In consequence mainly, we
presume, Of the insuferably bad weather tho stu
dents hnve not come into the University as prompt
ly as they otherwise would have done. The. ses-
sion opened on the I'd. The fair weather promised
TOR the present week will, doubtless, bring in
large numbers more. .G..s5 MI. ..s 4.
81 Upto Saturday last there were seventeen new
matt 6iculates. These, added to the sixty-Rve pre-
y3ousiy here, make eighty two; provided all the
old Students return. Il Is reasonable to EXPECT
q hnudred this session, we ara advised--Lbid. !,
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!, y RENTS AID RIAL ESTATE M cnfo1rHAT1.-The
Cincinnati Gazette Gays that rents liz that city re-
main M IN veTy high Houses that before .he
for less than s25 Ind $s5. "a single room, Which
could then ha been had for SS and "a por month,
cannot nc ba touched for less thsn SO and. .4lb.
and somet4~es even $50 per month. I. At present,
2 common house, containing six or seven rooms,
in 3 central location, will command from $50 to SIS
per month. It adds: --s 4, a. .
ssTenensnts Of all kinds were never SO scarce in
Cincinnati as they are at present. and there seems
TO ns tine opening for energetic capitalista to
take hold Of the matter and; erect small cottages
for the accommodation OF the working class. WIth
the high SateA now obtained, it certainly seems:
that men would Be justified in riaing their capt
II Il The value set upon real estate il aussoua4
very exorbitant.. II "a man has two ar three
applicants Cor certain piece Of property, be ct
once advances his views, while thare ia only one
purchaser, it can be- obtained for q more reasona.
bic figure; We give one instance topioye the ad-
vance which has taken place.. In 1864 piece Of
property on Fourth street, between Vine and Race
streets was sold for the handsome aum: ~ $50 OWf
In April last it changed hands for the sum Of
500 900, and short time since lsl65 900 was
offered and refused for the same, the ownsr hav-
Ing, since the offer, erected a ane building upon
IT.; Speculation, at present, governs the price Of
,.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BY TIE
aS New York Prize Association,
! No. 500 BROADWAY, n. P.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER :,
WARE, FINE GOLD AND &5t'-f 2t
SILVER WATCHES, Y"
'r tr =&. AND ~ ,.ys. s& sS.4. =, a.
ELEGANT JEwEERY,
VALUED AT M HI
$5oo,o0o.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS TIE
wv name and value Of each article Of our goods are
MARKED tcketz placed in sealed envelopes and wen
mixed. On receipt OF as cents envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice delivered
at our Office, sent by mail TO any address The pur
chaser after seeing what article it draws and tts value
which may be from one to Ave hundred dollars-can
then, payment of doar,s receive the article
named exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular af the same value Every ticket draws
article worth one dollar or more No !ESANKs. "a y
Our pat ons can depend on fair, honorable dealing
The artfcDj drawn VIII be delivered ut Office regard
less Of dts value, CT promptly sent as directed by return
mai, ZOE express. - -" %a
letters rom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gfts rom be ME at
Ace alnon9whpM we ere'permitted to refer to: !; I
John s. .HolcoMb N. j.. gold watch vaIuo
$3.50; ArnA Bennett No. 262 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn, sewing nach1Ee, $50; Edwin Eoyt Stamford Conn.,
scld1sVer wath, value 1000; Hon B. b. Briggs Waah
5ngon, D. diamond pin. s175 J. G. Sutherland, No.
100 Lexington avenue plano $3.50; Mira NJ Jackson No.
2os Ninsseenth street. r; sewing machine. 30; Joa
Atlanta diasnpnd cluster ring s2a6:: Dr.. Henry
No l39 1tth street N T., gold watch. s160; Edw Boyn
ton Nashville; Tenn, melodeon, sloO James Russell
Montgomery Ala.s gold hunting watch, S2SG;. B. T.
alatth, Providence r. L. silver lever watch 500 Oscar
Purdy Madison, n. J., music box, $45; Hon B. s. New
el, st. Paul'ss Minn, gold watoh Sle6; J. r. eperry
LtchAead, Conn, silver WATCH s55; Wsn b Peck Hnr
leu1, Els n1naic box $75; VIM. Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver tea set S135; Miss f. N. schenck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rhgs, $225; Pierre Beaudin St. Chnries
Hotel. New orlsans diamond ring. $40; 'Era Mastha
BaEnes St Louis. No.. Inel0deon, value A12f
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MILD sARcAsM.-In sharp article on the
English and French armies, tho London Reuie,o
notes point in which the English surpass the
French-the number Of useless halfpay men. It
observes: .t1
.'.There is an anomaly in the English army of
which the French cannot boast, and that is the
large flock of well dressed gentlenanly, middle
aged men who are to be met everywhere in this
country, and who belong to the half-pay or 'unat-
tached list Of field officers. It is not too much to
say ts4s Of hale, hearty gentlemen in the
intend to do none for a very much longer time
possible, we have almost enough to officer q
second army. OF this article of luxury our neigh
bors know nothing. They have but two classes of
oMcers-those on active service, and those who,
having served, are drawing their well-earned PEN
sions. OF what use plain clothes body Of men,
who ought to be doing hard work in the colonies,
can BIO to the nation ut lnrge the French have no
idea whatever; and We confess to sharing their
ignorance as to tho value OF these half-pay
worthless. s Es.@+ne
The ReuteD writer has forgotten one excellent
purpose which this army Of unemployed officers
serve. They figure largely in the modern Eng
lish novel. No well regulated romance is complete
without it's halfpay Colonel or Major. Dismiss
them, and what would the army OF novelists do
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"A Wieconsin oh3cisl, who had arrested a. counle
Of rascals, was riding with his srisoners whaS n
prairie chicken made its appes1ance; and the
officer dwew his revolver aud fred two or three;
he cohid do better, and the revolyersWas handed
over to him. Tho prisoner, however, did not Try,
his skill the chicken, but presented the ahoote
ing iron at the officer and ttbacked Oh sleavinn
the officer to co4itate on the suncertainty of man.
snd 70 return home minus prisoners and so re-
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WE CLIP tho following from the Baltimore 1rans-

We CLIP tho following from tho Baltimore Trans
cript, of Friday. It will be seen that the Masonic
Order, true to the generous instincts that belong
to their teaching, have remembered tho poor Of
the South, especially those Of our own city. Bal
timore has made for herself glorious record since
the war, by her free and noblo charities, and the
Masons, by their cordial sympathy and ready aid,
have onnobled their order and added another link
to the chain that already bds it to us as the en-
bodiment Of all earthly good:
Help FOR THE PooR.-Centre LODGE No. 105,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, dcsirous to aid
the Masonic Relof Fair to be held at Charleston,
8. c., have had made six pieces Of sllvcrwaro, as
donation to that benevolent undertaking. They
consist OF tureen; CASTOR with cut-glass cruets
an ice-wator pitcher, cake basket, butter
cooler, and o saliva. They woro manufactured by
MIR. William Holmes, No. 12 Bank Lane and will
be on exhibition for several days before their re-
moval to Charleston, at the store Of Mr. J. Cor
bett, No. SO Baltimore street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Nefarious Business.

It is the richly foighted ship that tracked by the
robbers Of the and the principle it tho
popular specific that tho land buccaneers called coun
terteiters, select for their shining mark.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs
stand among medicinal preparations in this
country. The demand for them thing wonderful
unparalleled; hence the counterfeiters know that
they impose their hery huids upon the people as
that famous tonic they make fortunes by the fraud
They now at work Detectives are On the tran OF
some Of them and others have been already brought
book Let the public second the proprieora In their e
forts to battle the reckless scoundos who seek ut
poison the community and swindc the firm that pro-
duced the finest Vegetable Ritters manuactur Cd
Thinking to dodge the law the coantereiters aing
to their bottles names resembling In orthography and
sound that of HOSTETTER, such as .HocasrErrER" "
'HooEsTErrER," and the like VIII the public be kind
enough to look to this and to also that label al
right with its vtgnette Of St. George and the Dragon
and it's tiny note Of hand. signed "HOSTETTER l.
SMITH r. Tho propretors will do thar part to protect
tho million from impodHon. and they ask the million to
be the alert against the plotcrs against their health
january II @ HOSTETTER L SMITH.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-Advices received here
from Europe state that largo quantity of Gov
c1nnlent securities are to Be returned to this
country by, next .steamer:-the business commu-
nifty there becoming wary of such Investments
The question is beginning to take q tangible
shape Stanton, it is said, has been subpnnnd as
q witness before the House Judiciary Committee
IN the matter OF the impeachment Of the President
WASHINGTON, January 14.-Tho President has
nominated Senator Cowan. Of Pennsylvania, as
Minister to Austria His torn as Senator expires
in March next.
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Th, Exodus or the Neyroes.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 14-The freedmen are
leaving this vicinity in such numbers as to excite
alarm for the future cultivation of the lands.
They are chiefly bound for Florida, whittier they
about Eve dollars per head, and promise Of ra-
hons until the working season commences Their
Poyment in tic new rogons 70 Which % tSey e are
=
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MARRIED.

At the residence of Mrs. E. NJ CAREY, on Thursday
January TO- 1867. by the KsA. Mr.. SHApLER, Mr. JOHN
sIROHECKER to Miss ADA F. CAREY an Of this city.
On Monday evening, December 24h 1866, by Rev.
". 8. BOWMAN, MIR. T. J. MCMILLAN to Miss j. M.
HAPPOLDT, all Of this city. 4. a-&
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Yours, with great respect,
The Nev Or1enna, R;n.

A special telegram from Washington, January
g., the New Orleans Crescent, says:
- Radicals here say the report Of the New
Orleans riot committee will not be presented to
Congress for some three weeks. No reliance how1
ever is placed in this assertion and it is GENERALLY
believed that the committee viii endeavor to send
it before the opening Of the discussion on Thad
Stevens territorializng bill, for the purpose Of
making capitl in its favor. A number of shame
full facts connected with the investigation have
been ascertained from reliable sources. It is
known, for instance that, without including tho
time similarly occupied in Washington tho COM
mittee devoted five days and q half to the hearing
of Radical partizan testimony, and only two davs
and q half to the taking Of evidence by which that
might have been exposed and refuted. M
~ Quito enough is known, in short, to show that
The opinions Of the Radical members Of the COM
mittee were made up on the question they were
appointed to investigate, oven before they left
Washington. No
The treatment OF the authorities and others OF
the citizens who offered testimony to the com
mittee, is learned to have been outrageous -
They positively refused to admit the! evidence
which was offered with respect to most important
points. -. l.s5 ,ss 7T-.-.3Z7 =. A =. "a,
Tho teaHun,ny Of Gov waliss on the othor hand,
was admitted after tho committee had announced
the closure Of the investigation.
The evidence is said to cover seven hundred
printed pages. %E. 7- z
An able minority report, it ia said viii be pre-
sented to Congress-.
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WILKES BooTH.-The yicksburg MISSY Times,
after giving rumor, which ran the rounds Of the
press, to the effect that J. WILKES BoorH was
really in the land Of the living, makes the follow
ing remarks:
The above, with many other statements bearing
upon their faces equally strong evidence that John
rounds Of the press, and, without sny desire to-
add another sensation paragraph to the already
Long list on this subject, we make the following
statement: g5l., .ft..55 "a slE - 5<lis n:
There is a gentleman residing within days.
travel Of Vicksburg "a personal friend Of one Of
his moustache very recently, bears remarkable:
resemblance to the local photographs Of Booth;
and long after the reported death Of this acter,
and was compelled to undergo 3 strict examina-
leased ,.hs1s.]ss ysr5s.2I1- lsarT --ass1I.',,.
The question is very pertinent one: Why were
detectives in search OF the man who killed Mr..
Lincoln long after thst mar was reported dead2 ~
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THE HARDNESS OF SrLvER.-M. Mathey, assayer
Of Locla, has shown that the hardness of which
carvers in silver sometimes complain is not owing
to the presence Of tim lead or any other etal but
is solely due to the high temperature at which the
silver is cast. By letting the crucible COOL until
slight solid crust is formed on the surface Of the
fused metal and casting at that moment, q soft
silver with a brilliant cut is obtained l,'s> 1
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January 8

nT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON DIsTRICT.-By R.sAILAN WILLIS, Esquire,
ordina1y.-whereas, BENZ. STOKES, Commissioner IN
Equity, made suit to to grant him Letters OF Ad
rninstraon Of the derect estate and effects Ct JOHN
GARRIs: These therefore, to cite and adonish an
and angular the kindred and creditors Of the sad JOIN
late Coeton District deceased, that they be
appear before me- the Court Of Ordinary 70 be hed at
Wnlterboro. the t.oentyJot:rA day Jan.4ary nezt
after publication hereof At II O'Clock in the forenoon
70 show cause, any they have why the said Admin
istraHon should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this fourteenth day Of December
Ammo .Donani 1866. 3 . r. ALLAN WILLIS M
December 1s tu6 o. c. D,
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OBITUARY..

@ s a'&& OBITUARY.
DIED, at summervillo, s. c., the morning of the
14th January, 1857, Miss ELIZA BAMPFIELD MoGu-
LIVTAY. In the ASd year Of her age
IS The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of the deceased and Of the family. respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services Nine O'Clock
This Morning. at ST. Philips Church. without further
invitation H. January Is
aS- The Relatives, F'rier.ls and Acqunint-
ances Of DR.. ELIAS HoRreEoK and family. and Of j.
MOULTRE HORLBECK, are invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the lstar at the English Lutheran
Church. Archdale street This Morning. at Ten o'clock
January is ~ 5%
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Earthquake In Oregon.

JACKSONVILLE, OREaoN, January IA telegram
on the Sth inst The sky was darkoned with ashes,
and the air filed with sulphureous vapors, which
n.ath Lake had fallen about six feet and. Crooked
Creek was completely dried up, This account
purports to have been written by order of the COM
mander at Fort Klamath 1171-s5 7-'5''- -lG
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I. aTcOLGATEs HONEY: SOAP. THIS CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. In ench universal demand is
made from the choicest materisla is mild and eol-
hsnf tn 1s nature. nagrantsy. scented, and ex.
szumey beneficial in its action upon the akin For
sa1sby AL Druggists and Fancy Goods Dsaiers
Reltusxv1
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GENTLEMEN'S RETREAT,

NO. .. CHALMERS ST.. OPPOSITE CITY SQUARE
TyHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS RETREAT HAS,
Il since his retirement from tho old French Coffee
House. concentrated all the valuable requisons of that
establishment at his present locality. g =
LUNCH served at the usual hours. DINNERS provid-
ed ut shortest notice. His convenient situation gives
him great advantages A. HABENICHT.
January 10 15+4E NHEs ia p tuthsG
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Destruction Of . steamer by FIRE.

Dcstruct1on Of steamer by Fire.
MOBILE, January 14.-The steamer Sunny South,
With cargo Of 1850 bales Of cotton, was entirely
destroyed by fire at Portland Landing, :toni. TIE
Alabama River, on Friday night. The boat; was:
portion Of the cargo was destined Sor Mobile, on
which there is o full insurance. Two passengers
are missing, and the Others lost everything. "a Z.
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= ca. AR!1FIClAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
NAN EYES made 70 erder and inserted by Dra F.
BAUcH and ?. aoUaIA.dANN formerly employed by
Ro1saosNEau, ofParis No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April IA !. 1vr
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Bate HEIOR s HAIR DYE.-THB
spM1.ENDID- M HAIR DYE Is the bsst in the world. The
only s're and perfect 2ye reliable inatan-
taneous No disappointment IL No s=idiculoua tt,ntr
NATURAL BAcEcr Brown Remedies tbs N effects os 0ad
Dyss hair Leaving It sof and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed H1iam AZ BascIslo. All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfnmera Essttortk No. 81 Barc,ey
street: New York n, 4; . n 3ty:, $ssS ~
Ne 4T BEWARE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A !.
Il Y Decsrnper 10 D sg35 r5i n, G5 1ST Il.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKLEynBTRIcT.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE nRossBuITY OF
procuring place of s=fa confinement for Prisoners in
the village Of Pinopos 1t is that the first Quar-
tey Session Of the District Court for Berkeley held
at MOUNT PLEASANT Gnstead Of Pinopols. as hereto
fore advertsedh on the Eos..sA Hondoy in January
instant. ~ = T$T54' gt&'-@A4-
Aspecial Court viii bo held On Wednesday, 9th inst
At Mount Pleasant. for the drnFing Of Juries.
.--A - .-.< x.
@ J. W. BROwNFHLD,
January s stuth6 Clerk Dist Court, Berkley.
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Y aHS-AwAY WITH sPECTACLEs-OLD7EY
zsade new. without spsstacles. Doctor or Nedscine
Pamphlet rna1ec free receipt ten cents Address
z 3. FooIE, N. D., No. 1lso Broadway. New York.
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aS- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HOwARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create inpedrnents to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief. Sent In scaled letter
velopes FREQ Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKuLN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
January Is 3mo
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BWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e M WHITING, ESQ, candidaee for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudieia District at the next election.
Eenta1nhar - ! =
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E MESsRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN
NoUNCE that Dr.. JOHN F. PoPPENHEM WIN bea
candidate for tho sheriaty Of Charleston District at
the election for that Office. tuthss* january
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So BEA UTIFUL HAIR.-CHEvALER'S
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; impars lie and
strength to tho weakest hair stops Its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hail
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable har-
dresscrs, and ut my ofhco. No. 1923 broadway, New
York. SARAH A CHEvALER M d.
January4 Smos