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R& BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable inaan.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints,
Natural BLACK Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes mvgorases the hair, leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William H. BatchcIor, All others
are mere limitations. and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfpmers Factory, No. 81 Parcley
street, New York
a@ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Tyr
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~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, ON the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. ]. sK1LIN
HoUaHTON, Howard Association, Philsdelphis, Pa.
January 15 3rHo
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1t is reported that upwards of twenty thousand
valentines went through the Post Office Of New
York on the 18th.
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The assistant superintendent Of tho Bureau. re-
ports that there has not been much difficulty in
making contracts for this year in Fairfax county,
Virginia; that the terms offered have been general
y equitable; that there is marked increase in the
number Of those who wish to cultivate land on
shares; that those who we're Industrious last year
found very little difficulty in getting contracts of
this kind, and that there are now very few unem-
ployed freedmen iu the county.
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The radical Mis- souri, Legislature is preparing to
impeach Judge MOODY, Of the st. Louis Circuit
Court, for the high crime Of misdemeanor OF re-
cognizing the validity Of the recent decision OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States, concerning
the unconstitutionaity Of the Missouri test oath.
Judge MOODY is certainly placed in novel pre-
dicament. As Judge, his duty to respect the
decision of the Supreme Court is one which ne can
not escape or evade If he disregards that deci-
sion, he violates his judicial duty and his official
oath if he does not disregard that decision, the
Legislature Of Missouri will impeach him. The
Legislature of State thus undertakes to compel
the judiciary of State to set the national judiciary
at defiance. The radical rebellion in Missouri
seems to be making fair progress.
VICTOR Cousins death was very sudden He fell
with apoplexy, while talking to his friends, MERI-
NEE and BARTHELMY ST, H11AIRE, at Cannes. His
wife was Poetess, who, fifteen years ago, stabbed
AIPHoNsE KARR with butcher knife. Poor KARR
was confined to his bed for three weeks, but i'll
stead OF dragging his enemy before the tribunals,
he wrote on the event for his book, La Femme, one
Of the finest pages of raillery in the French Ian
guage. Mdme. Cousins literary attempts were
considered pretentious, and to treat her seriously
as poetess was in itself railery. KARR declared,
therefore, that she, votary of the muses., ought
to be ashamed to attack poet with so unpoetica
an instrument as kitchen knife. The laughers
were on KARRs side, and this was his only revenge
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W ARTIFICIAL EYES, Ess,-lA.RTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUCH and p GoUGI.EMANN formerly employed by
RorasoNNEAu, OF Paris No. sss Broadway, New York.
April IA 1yr
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p BEA 0TIFUL HAiR.-CHEVALIEi

N BAA 0TIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERs
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair 70
its original color and youthful besutyi pasa life and
strength to the weakest hairs stops ia falling out at
onoe keeps the head clesn is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers and at my Office, No. 1928 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, II. D.
DoWE NOISE,
No. Isl Meeting street,
QpAastte chaFr!leaton Hotel.
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CHEROKEE PILLS
IN. Female Regulator,


Cure Suppressed, Ehcessfve and
PuinfiA Menstruamon, Green
Siclaesa Nervous and Spfndl AZ
1sctious, Pains IN tho Back, &ck-
Headache, Giddtness, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregularity,
by removing the cause and oil tho
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe In NIL cases, eD-
cept sohea forbidden By dtree-
tio7,s, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar. codted:
They should be In tho hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
Ladies' can address US In perfect
-A-A ny A.
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THE MARION STAR.

TSTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS ago. IS
T. Published at Marion, s. G.. in the central portion
Of the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer-
chnnts Druggists Machnists and all c8sses who desire
to extend their business III the Pee Dee country
For the benefit of advertising patrons, we shall in
creasing publish and distribute grattosly 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W. J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON. February 19.--Professor Bache is
dead The Hon. Howell Cobb is here.
The Conference Committee on the Tenure OF
nfiee Bill agreed to include Cabinet officers:
Senator Saulsbmy's speech, denunciatory OF
Seward crested great talk.
The passport system is abolished IN Costa Mca.
The quarantine regulations Of Spain have been
modified; only three dags are now required unless
there be deaths during the passage.
The Southern Loyalists' Association by resolu-
tion oppose Sherman's Bill. x,- !,
The Senate struck ont the clause IN the West
Point appropriation forfeiting the appointments
from Southern States. The Democrats and Elk,
tremists voted against the concurrence, General
81. Rosseau voted to concur. Unless both Houses
act before midnight pocket veto follows both.
The New York Tribune aud Washington Chr ,nicle
favored the concurrence, but Stevens ". too
strong. No action is now probable until al sr the
CONNECTICUT election, which occurs on Mar Z: 10th:
IF that goes for the Radicals, harsh measas eB Will
be certain.
suratt is stu on the swatara, off the Navy
Yard.
The Fenian leaders al Boston discredit the sup
preston Of the Irish outbreak.
Suratt has been confined below decks and is
strongly guarded; his health is excellent; he posi-
tiyely denies being Suratt. Marshall Godwyn has
a warrant for him, issued by Judge Fisher. Ac-
cess to him is denied except by counsel.
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H HCALiYARYPAPFTIsT CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN.-Tha Members colored Of this Church were reg
ularly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church. They are werr
shipping for the present Of Ronqm's HaI John stree,
between Meeting and Ring. They have purchased lot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship,
They are believed to be pious and worthy persons and
their object Is respectfully commended to al who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises. The
following members Ct the said Church have been author
lied to make collections CHARLES sMA1Is, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1a, DANIEL D. MoAlpm, JoHN REF.EF,
and SAMUEL sEEwARRp,
Charleston, g. O., June q. 1ae6: ,l
: Rev. LUo1Us cUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church,
Rev. E. T. WINKIER,
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUPHER, no,co,o cstada, sonsre
WILLIAM 8. HENERY, D'"'o nhnrct ,1 e4
WILLIAM q. WHtLDEN,
January fmw3moE
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# THE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
OF CHARLESTON can have their advertisements In
serted In the BARNWELL SENTINEL yMe year. at the
ratio Of s12 per square Hfor shorter time than three
months the regular rate of 81 per square is charged
Send up your cards. The Sentinel is the only paper In
the District, and has been established fifteen yesrs.
s. E. b. BRONSON,
February Is Publisher and Proprietor
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicial) District at the ne1t election
September 10
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sHlPPl N q

FOR GENESIS, BOYD'S AND AD-
Nh JACENT LANDNGs.-The s1oop ISABELLA,
Master, win receive Freight as above,
lsaaS.zkat Vanderhorsts Wharf
February 20 ~
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can address US In perfect

p)snts in full, as we treat all Female Complaints,
and nrenare Medicines suitable for all diseases TO
Which Viii they are subiect-Thlrty.two page pamphlet
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
ner box or six boxes for IS; or they are sent BY
mail, fee Of postage in an ordinary letter. i.es
Rom observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
W,R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. Y.
B,-Cherokee Pills No. Q are prepared for
snecial cases, when milder medicines faii these
are sent by mail, free Of postage on receipt OF sa
tho price Of each boz.
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aT NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the Crew of the British Bark TECUMsEH will be-
paid by Captain or Consignee. RAvENEL & co.
February 10 8.
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TECUMsEH has Deem entered under the Five Day Act
ind her cargo Will be discharged at Vanderhorst Wharf
Goods not permitted will be sent to Custom House Stores
February i9 RAVENEL l. co.
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@ FINAL NOIICE.--AIL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of the late Miss MARY
COBA, will hand them In duly sttesed and all indebted
to the same will make payment to Mesars. BOWERS &
sICox or before the twenty eighth instant, as the
Estate will be then finally settled.
ANN O. LAFAR,
February Is VS. Administratrix.
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@ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. JOHN BO-
MUM having executed to me L. DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
Of his property for the benefit Of his creditors the cred
tors Of the said JOHN BoNUM are hereby called to-
gether to meet Monday the 25h of February instant
at 10 o'clock A. M at the residence OF the underdgned
No. SO St. Philip street. In order to proceed to the sp
pointment Of their agent agents to confer with the
Assignee. @. g. BOWEN.
February 10 81
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sll.|llPPI|'.INe...
FOR lIEW@YORK.

-A THE FINE sTEAMaHIp 0AKLOTTA,
Mk4NwEIE CAPITALS CHARLES COLLINS wt4
fLII6dlE1HfN leave Brown 4 Co.'S soufh Wharf on
80 Saturday, the 2Sd inst, -ocao< Z =
for Freight OF Passage Engagements ihaying elegant
ca0n S'es'D'n0''ssE: sTREM aeET BROTHERS 4 co,
Febrnsrv % No 70 East Bay.
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FAMILY CASES.

ss sv,s,r rnorocco csae and book. :, ). $1,000
10 large vials in morocco and book. ............ 6C
10 large Walls, psin case, and book 60c
iB boxey mos to Id. aud book. 68l
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VETERINARY SPECIFICS.

Mahogany cases, 10 vnls..
Single viaIs with directions. ns............:".. I.0o
i1These remedies, by the case OF fdngle Dol, ara
ant 10 any part OF the country by HAIL Express es
- chhroa IN recedpt OF the price, Address =-g--=
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Congregational

WAsHMaToN, February 19.-ln The Senate Che
B providing f0e s ss,e on
In the action Of the House on 6hermans Bill, it
ia reported that Williams moved that the Senate
insist on its amendment. Conness objected;
thought it too important to entust to Committees
of Conference. The difference between the two
Houses was a fundamental one. The Conference
Committee could give no further light. The re-
suit I'M the House arose from the bad faith on the
part Of the friends Of the measure. He was in
favor Of laying it on the table, and taxing up the
States lzl,..sEsE ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

Liberty street, where u 10 largely pstron.ed ~ ner,
chants and clerks The additions made 70 The BOOKS Of
the library Of higher order than the additions Of
previous years the larger proportion beng stand
ard works, and the number OF periodicals.
now on hand unsqusled BY any osher
library in the world The various classes Taught ~
the association embrace two hundred aud twenty-five
pupils Instructed In the French, German, span-
is and Italian languages and In siocution, book keep
ing, photography and gymnsstics The cash receipts
from this source $i,752. and the expenditures
81 40 -. leaving balance Of So Ill H. valuable
collection Of California scenery and large collection OF
photographs OF We8lern now IN poeeeesIon
OF the library The donations have been books 2S7 pam
phets 209 . list or The donors accompanying
the report An institution Tor the savings Of
merchants clerks under the supervision Of
the association, IS now in active operations,
the amount dac depositors January i. 1857. being
81 Si5O7 IL which amount has been considerably IN
creased that The cash receipts for year
were $l36sl 39 tho disbursements $40 1914 o. showing
a balance OF 1877 81.
Tho following the officers OF the association for
1857 -6s President. Alexander Rhnd vice president,
Seymour A. Bunce: corresponding secretary. q Stock
ton Halsed; recording secretary, James Aackenze;
treasurer, Alfred H. Timpson; directors Theodore =.
Allen, William g. Dawes, T. Walton Lockwood, A. ..
Bnrniston John Rodgers, }. Spencer Cameron, e d.
Borden; iibrar an A. w. Green assistant librarians,
4. ii. Hogston, L. A. Airck
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With his booty he arrested and taken In charge BY
ofcsr Donohue, OF the Sixth precinct when, FUR
ther alleged the stolen property found In hs pos,
session. Judge Hogan committed the prisoner for ra
in default OF bail
THEyr CoAr.-Moses Middleton, an unprepssess-
ing looking German brought before Justice Hogan
charged with having the lst OF January last stolen
coat from Nagnus Brenn. OF I24 Liberty street. The
accused confessed to taking the properly Middleton
WAS committed 10 the rombs for trial Two or three
months ago Middleton was charged with stealing $lo
from the pocket OF German while conversing with him
IN Castle Garden. On that complaint, however, he WAS
tried and acquitted.
DISHONEST SERvAsr.-Msrgaret Tobn lived until
very recently in the capacity Of servant with Mrs
Amelia Rosentha, n No. 203 Henry street. and would
probably have been residing there very hour had
not her strong desire possess herself OF her mistress
Sheets pillow cases. muslns silks, &c, TO the total
value al SAT S. got the OF her discretion. Mrs
hosenthal alleges that Miss Tobin, during the weak
preceding the 7th inst appropriated 70 herself the
property named, which property Mrs X. missed,
bat, not kuspecting Margaret, could not account
for its disappearance On Monday the young lady
eft the service Of Mrs. r. but foolish enough to
leave her trunks behind until Thursday last when she
sent for them. Meantime occurred TO Mrs. Rosenhai
that would be WE'LL before permitting harRarets prop
srty 10 leave tue premises enter into examination
in her presence, and within them found II ID al
eged almost enough Sheets towels pillow cases uncut
muslin collars, Silks &c, 10 set up dry goods stor@
Miss To0n thereupon arrested and taken before JUS
tce Mansfield OF the Third District Police Court, who IN
oefaut OF $500 bail, held her for trial
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The following summary exhibits the operations Of
the Mercantile Library Association for the past year,:
Total number OF persons entitled TO the Of the library
aud reading rooms 12,274; present number Of active
members 1851; net additions for the rear, 2o47-s
larger number than that Of any previous year Of the
existence Of the library Among other names that OF
General L. s. Grant added 10 the list Of honorary
members and that OF General Winfield Scott 10 men,
toned among the deaths. The books aud properly OF
the library are insured for $4i,soo The receipts ior
subscriptions and dues amount 10 s35,5o5. against
s2s,oa2 for the previous year, being an advance OF
so,Sl2 The number OF books sdded 70 me
library during the year. from donations ana
owned by the association s112l amount paid cut Tor
books periodicals. binding, &c. sl3473 be excess over
previous year, 1897 49, The number OF BOOKS gwen
for the year 900 100 showing an increase over
the previous year Of 2s,0o2 volumes The up town
branch Of library discontinued on the LIST OF Feb
rusry OF the present year thus saving an expense q
81, 500 The down town branch now. located aNo. ~
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sxRISs rHs ELEPHANT. "A musical pair OF gentlemen
OF color arrested in highly exhiarated condition
OF mind, having INDUCED innumerabe glasses OF cor.
grocery iuioewhich in its poisonous qualities and
scrdity OF taste far surpasses jersey doubIedsted
lightning, which, until the government imposed tar
all spirituous compounds, thought 10 excel any
thing, toxicoiogically speaking, that had ever
been run through worm--we repeat, the mar
moniously inclined minds Of these luminous
gentlemen were highly cxhilarated, and with
Che assistance OF banjo tried gmpses Of the
moon lana distant and uncertain these erel make
q particularly damp night hideous Unfortunately for
tns coored serenaders they happened 10 thrun their
sight guitar IN the beat OF paroman who had
music 10 his SOUL and who DIDN'T believe In the muses.
!" going on . bender" Unhesiiangly therefore, not
accepting, as have already hnted notes that we're
mot endorsed by the receiving teller at the bank he rc
aucsted the OF Ham, in las profnado voice, to
sbet up- but which declining to do, he arrested and
,rotted ho duo the Ess 20 Market house. pre-
,aatory 10 their ntroduc ton 20 Justice Mansfield Of
he Ibird District Police Court, yesterday.
aWhat are your namesr 7" asked his Honor address,
inc them as ne glanced al the long array Of revolv
srs .pummersn &c, that stood before him for In
T1s ye,lowest appearing ''pusson" Of the two looked
xery hard Al The Judge for moment and said, he
passed his hands through his WOOL "Does, does you
uonoh spokes 70 !, sahY
"Certainy-to both OF you 80
"Yah, sah-i sss-ys. sab; my name 10 Samuel
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The Report for tho Constitutional Conven-
tion-A Few Figures Worth knowing.
For some time past the sanciums OF the powers that
be at the marble police mansion in Mulberry street
wherein -. A. K" recognizes master and Inspector
Dlks directs the way good NJ. Ps should gohave been
bessged BY anxious politicians Of all stripes and other
persons OF reputable vacations, to ascertain how
the police records during the reign Of the Excise law
compare with those Of the days when Fernandiwud "
ruled the gospel according to ST. benjamin. As the Po
lice Commissioners preparing q volumnooe state
ment 70 the workings Of the force 10 BIO presented TO
the COnstu onal Convention its reasssmbng and as
the Of arrests forms small or uninteresng part
OF the report the following figures in relation TO the
number OF persons arrested in this CITY since July last
may not prove out OF place.
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CoRoxERs' IyQUEsTs.

FATAL FALL FROM A BumDiSG.-Coroner Schirmer
Yesterday held inquest in First street the body Of
John Dreher young man, eighteen Of age, whose
death was the result Of injuries received Wednesday
last by falling from or the upper stories OF new
building near the corner Of Twenty first street and
Rroadwav The jury rendered verdict OF Occidental
death . Deceased was native OF Germany.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A Sur CsrrArS.-wiliiam Buck
lin. fory.two years Of age, and native Of Maine died
Yesterday in the New York Hospital from the effects OF
injuries received last Thursday morning. Deceased
was captain OF the brig Essex, Of Portland, and,
while engaged at the windlass one OF the
nnrcbase blocks slipped and struck him the left side
OF the head inctng fatal injuries. Coroner Schirmer
had an nouess on the body, and verdict Of accidental
death vas returned by the Jury The accident occurred
Al ,hs foot Of Dock street, Brooklyn.
BopY IDrsrryisp. The remains Of the man found
floating in the water Oh the foot Of Thirysscond street.
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sale Of Eiags Captured BY the Privaieer She
nnndOah.
Seven large American ags being the Aast OF the prop
cr.y captured on board the rebel prvaeer Shenandoah
were sold at auction In this city yesterday. These en-
signs were some time ago turned over to the firm by
whom the sale was made by tho United states agent,
along with other property which, on the Shenandoah
coming into the possession OF the United States
conasca,ed. They are the last remaining sddepds
OF the priva,esr and were taken from YES
sells captured by her whom committing
her depredstions In the North Pacific Ocean, They have
been held In reserve for some time order that the
parties owning them might have opportunity 70 prove
property and take them away bat IS there seemed to
be no longer any probability OF this the flags were yes
terday sold 10 the highest bidder Tho first one put up
brought 80 so; the second a. Purchaser. Mr. A. h.
Miner The third, aken from the whaling bark susan.
nan OF New Bedfordl was knocked down 70 Mr.. j. ID.
Butter for 81 Mr. Miner bought the fourth and 9TH foI
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East river on Friday have been identified a. thoss OF
Peter Cook late Of TuckAhoe wsstchsstsr county. I'm
der what deceased was drowned could not
be learned but he supposed have fallen overheard
accidentally. Coroner Wldsy held an inquest ON the
body q the Morgue
FouSD N THE wArKR The body OF an unknown man,
which apparently had been in the water Tor several
weeks. Was found floating in the dock OF pier North
river. by Captain Mcdonald, OF the steam tug Thomas
waie The remains we're conveyed 10 the Morgus, and
Coroner viidey notified TO hold an inquest warden
Brenpen gives the following description OF
brown hair and sandy whiskers; had on gray kun
jacket dark pants and vest red and black check SHIRT
red flannel shirt; gray knit drawers ana blue WOODEN
socks.