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~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

%A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of few nlonths
In tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of q coarse, rustic, huahed face. abe had
soft ruby con plexion Of almost marble Enooth-
ness, and instsad twentythree ahe really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry ss to the cause Of 30
great change, she plainly told them that sts used
the CIRoAssIAN BALM, anu considered It m In
valuable acquisition to any lndy's toilet. By It's use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
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also healing cleansing and bsautfying the altn and
complexion. BY its direct action on the criticize It
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by
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No. 8 West Fayette-street, Syracuse, n. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sale Of the rame
March 80 lyr
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THE DEpREarp CONDITION OF THE Stripping
TRApE.-There is great and general depres'
sion in shipping business at all the American
ports, and We hear the most complaints from
New York, because there the interests are mosi
extended. It seems, in fact, work Of much
more difficulty to re-estabhsh the prosperity
enjoyed by our commercial marine before the
civil war than we could have anticipated, es
pecially in the foreign trade. On this subjeo
the Philadelphia american" remarks
The withdrawal Of the Cunard line from Bos.
ton affords evidence that the foreign shippers
feel the depression severely also, although
their great capital and resources enable them
to weather the gale.
ALI the commercial organs Of New York
without single exception, have been inces-
sanity complaining for months past OF the
languishing condition of the shipping interest.
and they have been clamoring vehemently for
some legislation by Congress calculated to
afford relief. They would hardly speak thus II
the shipping business we're not suffering in
New York as severely as anywhere else. Near
ly all the numerous steamship lines from New
York to- coastwise ports, established at the
close of the war with so much energy and dis
play, have failed disastrously and been broken
up. Indeed, the sympathy between the ship
ping interest and the general trade Of the
country is 80 close that whatever affects the
one inevitably PRODUCES the same results in
the other. If we can relieve the manufacturers
by large and iudicious reduction of taxes,
we shall renew the activity OF the internal and
external trade alike, and then, and not till
then, American commerce will thrive.
Under these circumstances it seems to be
nonsense for any one commercial city of the
seaboard to rejoice in the disastrous condition
OF another's marine. Doubtless whenever the
shipping interest in New York recoyers its
activity, that Of Boston, Philadelphia and Bal
timore win recover also, and there will be no
lack Of freight and passengers for steamers.
Until then it Is hard to force business of any
kind. We are in high hopes that with the
opening of spring We shall have our taxes low
cred, our finances adjusted, our industry 60
ing again, brisk spring trade infusing spirit
into every avenue of business, and all our
ports lively and enterprising as ever. At pres.
ent the general depression Is as undeniable az
it is disastrous to numerous interests.
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January G
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

HyHE PHILADELPHIA UEIvERBTTY or HRDI.
J. CINE AND SURGERY was organised IN lsta
Nsrae changed BY Q Legislative enactment b ths
Eclectic hedtcl College, Of Philadelphia tn 1850
In 1858 1t the Pennayiyan1a Medical coi-
lsge eslsbhshed In 1870, and tho Philsdslphds Msd
cal College, which had previously bean merged into
the Pennsylvania Medical college. h 1selzit pun.
chased the Penn Medical Univ esity. sTns Truseee1
OF the separate schools united, pesihoued md ob-
tanned special Act OF the Leeiaaturc consolidating
these institutions and cha sing tasir names 70 that
Of the Phllsdelphia University u Medicine and 6ur
gerry, March 16, 1885, All these various Acts Ero pub
hshed In the statutes OF Pennsylvania The ooet q
the building and museum was over ono hundred
thousand dollars. II wiz be Observed that ene uni
vernV, SNOW otgAnlSeo, II ene to&A tepRe9eouRNo
Of the four Medical Colleges that It has ebeoxbed.
Il is liberal school OF medicine, condnsd to no
dosms, nor attached 10 any medical chqun, but
embraces In its teaching everything Of vntu0 TO the
profession.
iS<ssioaa-It has two full sesatoos each yea. com.
meucing on tho Let OF October, snd continuing until
the 1st ot January as itH nrst sesnon and nom tne
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two constituting one .lu course Of lectures Is has
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and continuing until August, for ths preFE1tory
branches such as Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Bots-
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paratory course 326. Graduating fec $50. TO ntd
young men OF moderate means, the University has
issued five hundred scholarships. whtnh are sod TO
Arst-oourse students for $76. snd TO secou6courss
the holder life member, with tho porpetua peiyt'
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school, The only additional feea are curly dts-
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The Advantages Of fSehoLdrthps- studHat bold
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Itrequires no previous resdlpg or study 10 enter
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Tha candidste for ersdustlon can present himself
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fed.
In case student should hold scholarship aud
not be able to attend lectures It csn be tsnsfrsd
70 snoth u, thus preventing any Loss. t---...
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~NERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS

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THE DEsTITUTIoN AT THE SOUTH.
PROSPECT OF CONGRESSIONAL RELIEF.
GEN HowARD.s REPORT ON TIE SUBJECT
VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT COMMANDERS.
&C.. &C., &c.
PROSPECT OF CONGRESSIONAL RELIEF.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-aeneral Howard
has sent in report to General Grant, cover
ing reports from Generals Ord, Gillem, Han
cock, Candy, Scott, and other officers, bearing
upon the destitubion, present anG prospective,
of the Southern States. These documents
state in substance that the sudden fall in the
price OF cotton, together with the failure OF
crops, has produced great depression, anxiety
and apprehension, and it is generally believed
there will be great suffering for want OF food
in Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina,
before the close Of winter, and that relief, in
some shape, must be afforded to prevent the
anarchy that many apprehend. General How
ard recommends that the attention of the
President and Congress be called to the
report, with g. view to some thorough,
practical mode of relief. Tt is suggested
that if fund could be established from
which employers might draw, on paying rea-
sonable interest, it might afford temporary if
not permanent relief. General Candy fayors
relief through such fund, or through the
issue Of provisions, taking lien upon crops
for security. It is also recommended by some
prominent persons that loan OF thirty null
lions in currency, to be secured by bonds and
mortgages and other good security, for the
benefit Of all States in extreme need, be made.
Generals Ord and Hancock recommend The
repairing Of the levees of Mississippi by the
Government.
Gen. Howard remarks that the destitution at
the South, though undoubtedly wide spread, is
probably somewhat exaggerated. he says that
last year Southern gentlemen estimated that it
would take two million dollars, whereas hall a
million met the necessity. He thinks this
years distress will not prove 80 stringent as
represented by Governors Orr, Humphrey and
others; but before spring there will doubtless
be suffering in South Carolina, Mississippi,
Louisiana, and E. ,an sections in other States,
and urges the President and Congress to in
aueurste a system of relief which will not
pauperize the people. Gen. Howard, with
General Grants approval, has directed the sub
commissioners to relieve absolute distress, and
has directed the purchase of corn tor distribu-
tion in the most needy sections. No bureau
is to be retained South except upon the repre-
sentation Of sub-commissioners that their SER
vices are imperatively needed Gen. Howard
says certain politicians have taken advantage
OF the suffering in the regions where destltu-
ton prevails to further their own interests,
and are trying to reduce the price OF labor to
board merely, and thus get control OF the Ia
borers.
Governor swsnn's message represents the
assessed value of property in Maryland as
larger than before the war, Notwithstanding
the emancipation lossea.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
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Marine Reports.

PHILADELPHIA, January 5.-The steamship
Alliance has arrived from Charleston.
NEW YORK, January 5.-The steamship Sara
gossa has arrived from Charleston.
SAVANNAH, January 5-The brig Mary Ann
Marshall, from Havana for New York, has put
into this port in leaking condition.
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On Sunday evening, the 22d ult., the house
of MIR. James Van Tassell Of Orangeburg was
broken into during the absence Of It's inmates,
and robbed of fine suit of clothes and other
articles. The thief, q negro man named Bob
Morrison was, apprehended few days after
the theft and is now in Jail. The stolen goods
we're recovered,
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s%M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLNA.-EX PARTE CHARLES T. L0WNDEs,
E1ecutor.-N RE THE ESTATE OF A. N. MANI
GAULT-N 9ANKRUPTCY.-on hearing the peu-
ton in this case 1t Is ordered that the creditors OF the
said ARTHUR ID. MANIaAULT, and all other per-
sons interested, do appear and Thow cause, If any
they have on the 17th January, 1858, why an crder
should not be sfsn.sd directing the Assignee o. the
said Bankruptto sell the Plantation known as White
Oak, to sats,y he mortgage held by the petitioner.
By order of the United States District Court for
South Carolina DANIEL HORLBECK,
c. D. @. o. 8. for South Carolina.
January 6
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s@ -CONslGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA, are hereby notified that sha Is
This Day discharg1ng cargo at South Atlantic Wharf
All goods remaining on the wharf ct sunset viii be
stored at expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agenk.
All freight amounting to fifteen t16) dollars or
less must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of
goods. January8
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THE RENNETrsy1LLE JOURNAL

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
! l. at Bennettsvi1le, g. c., in the eastern portion
Of the State, by STUBl3S LITTLE. Proprietors,
and offer superior inducements to Merchants and
all others who wish extend their business in this
section OF the Pee Des country. We respectfully
solicit the patronage oil our Charleston friends.
Terms-ss per annuni, Invariably in advance. Ad.
July
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funeral motifes.

@ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. LYONS are respect
fully invited to the Funeral OF their youngest dsugh
ter, HELENA, This afternoon, from the southwest
corner of Hasel-street and Fast Bay, at Three
O'Clock precisely, without further invitation.
Jsnuary8
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Marrieo.

MURRAY-DURR-On the 2St, December. 1857 by
the Rev. Mr.. CRoaHAN, II. q. MURRAY, of this city,
TO CARRIE B., daughter Of the late Mr. r. E. DURR,
Of Quincy, Florida
ANDREWS -CoNGoT.-on the 29th ult-, at the
Church Of st. Peter, Mobile, Ala., by Rey. Father
MoYNIHAN, j. T. E. ANDREWS; TO MARIA JOSE
PHINE CONGOTT, nee RouMAaE, all Of New Or
leans.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RLEsTON.-CnARLEsroN, 8. O., Sd Jan aary,
1s6s--An ELECTION FOR SEVEN DIRECTORS Of
this Bank, to serve for the ensuing year, WI be
holden on Tuesday, the 14th inst, at their Barking
Room.
Polls open from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until p. IL
WIN. G. BRKEsE, Cashier.
Jauuaiy4 q
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s$ ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY -PaIZES
cAsHKD AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and all
kinds Of GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Banker,
No. 18 Wall str ,et,
October 10 1yr New York.
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q DIED, in this city, January 5th, 1853. HARRIET.
widow OF Major JANIS A. AaaBY, United States
ga The Friends and Acquaintance
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend her
Funeral Services at Four o'clock Thus Afternoon ut
St Philips Church. January6
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Affairs In Virginia.
LIVELY TIMES IN RIoHMoND-THE CONVENT
NEWSPAPER FIGHTS, &c.


NEWSPAPER FIGHTS, &c.
RICHMOND, Va, January AIN the Recon-
struction Convention to-day the following
resolutions of inquiry were referred: OF limit
ing the time Of hired labor to eight hours per
day-of scaling all debts incurred previous to
April, 1855, at twenty-five cents ON the dollar
Of levying no poll ta1-of requiring foreigners
to reside in the State ten years before voting
of legalizing the birth of children born OF
parents in slavery, 80 they may inherit prop
erty-of admitting colored persons to Colleges
of selling the Military Institute and deyoting
the proceeds to the educational fund. Tn Q
newspapers were severely denounced for mis-
representations of mombers and the speeches
of the convention. The convention then
adjourned.
The city has been quite lively with news
paper fights to-day, one occurring between a
reporter Of the Examiner and the correspon-
dent Of the New York Herald, and one between
q reporter of the Dispatch and the official re-
porter of the Convention, in which member
of the Convention and another reporter joined.
No serious damage was done. All parties
concerned we're arrested.
Major Poe, Chief Of Police, was before the
Military Commissioner to-day, charged by
Rev. j. W. Hunnicutt with giving information
which was untrue to correspondent of New
York paper, relative to an alleged incendiary
speech by that gentleman.
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FFICE. OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, GOTH DxoxMBEn, 1ss7-RoEERT-
SON ps ALsTON.-Bids in writing. will be recaived
at this Office until the 20th Of January, 1858, for the
rent or purchase Of the whole either Of the vau
able EICE ESTATES, In Georgetown District, Known
by the names Of "Friendheld, " "Michaud's Point,
"strawberry Hill, I" Marietta" and ''Calais."
A Plat Of these Lands can be seen ct this oiace.
JAMES TUPPER,
December 80 mwf9 Master In Equity.
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Tine Louisfana Convention.

New ORLEANS, January 4.-The State Audi
tor and Treasurer have been notified not to pay
the public printer or the creditors Of the con-
vention until the officers and members them
selves have been paid. The Finance Commit
tee reported their inability to negotiate loan
and asked to be discharged. Cromwell, ne
gro, offered resolution to appoint a commit t.
tee of three to inform Congress that the Con-
vention had been sitting thirty-ons days with
out being able to detray its expenses; also,
that the convention adjourn until the views OF
Congress upon this matter are known. This
created some excitement and confusion, and
the convention adjourned to Monday.
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Politics In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, January S.-Conservstive meet
ings are being held in various parts OF the
State, approving Of the proceedings OF the
Macon Convention, and for the purpose oi
forming clubs preparatory to the approaching
election on the ratification Of the State Con-
stitution. At meeting Of the citizens Of this
county, held to-day, resolutions were passed
thanking the President for the removal OF
General Pope, and expressing confidence in
General Meade's impartial administration OF
the Reconstruction acts.
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Crimes and Casun lties.

AUGUSTA, Ga, January 5.-Ihe body of an
unknown white man was found in the creek
near the city, in decomposed state. He had
probably been murdered and thrown into the
creek.
PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-Wm. Muser, pub
Usher of the Sunday Mercury, has been SEN
fenced to nine months imprisonment and $500
fine for libel.
CINCINNATI, January 4.-The steamer Wheel
er, Captain Harry Dean, bound hence for Ma
rietta, exploded her boiler to-day. Many persons
were burned and otherwise injured. Five kill
ed, including Captain Riggs, Of Ashland, and
Captain Morton, Of Wheeling. Bodies lost.
New YORK, January 5.-Wm. Crowley, a
prominent sporting man, was shot dead by
his mistress. The cause whiskey and jealousy.
The Rs-aotion-senttmen OF a Repub-
lican Governor.
BOSTON, January. Governor Bullock in his
message, says: "Let US, then, hear no more Of
con6scation and attainder for the Southern
masses; let us make an end Of illiberal and
unfraendly legislation, and, while compromis-
ing no principle for which ne have contended,
let us restore those lately in rebellion to
equslity Of rights as speedily as it is consist
ent with the national safety" he concludes
with a long eulogy Of General Grant, With
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srNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the frm of sALAs CO., Is discontinued nom this
date, and the name will only be used in hqukaton
by either Of the undersigned.
F. p. SALAS,
January =. B. HAI.AS, Attorney.
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A Cough, a Cold, or Sore Throat
Requires immediate attention. and should be checked
If allowed to continue
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
Is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having direct influence to the parts. give inme-
dlats relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca.
tarrh, Consumptive and Throat Dtseas ses,
Troches are used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use tnem
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "BaowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHRH" and
do not take any Of the Worthles IDitsttns that may
70 oA'''N' DOWIE & NOISE,
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Opposite Chaxlestou Rotel.
October 2 RHhWo
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.SpefiaI aotifes.

E FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
TON, CHARLKsToN, 8. c., 9Th January, 1sS8.-DIT-
DEND NoTTCE.-The Board Of Directors having
declared Dividend OF 1--WE Cs0 DOLLARS per
share the will be paid to the stockholders on
and after Thi, Day. WIN. c. BREEsE,
January6 Cashier.
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@ ANY INFORMATION OF DANIEL
WRIGHT, colored, who was employed in the 18th
Pennsylvania Regiment and who left Charleston, In
1862, Will be thankfully received. Address
ADAM WRIGHT,
Jsnuarys Sc Box 29s, Charleston P. q.
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FUR wRIaHps ssLuBF. 8. c., !.

FUR WRI0ETs BLUFF, 8. c.,
BUCKINGHAM POINT. AND Alt MTEaMR-
DAFE LANDINGS on THE sANTEE RIVER.
-m~~. THE LIGHT DRAFT sTRAn1R
MARION, Captain ]. 7. FoeEn. q
now reoeiv1ng Freight at Accommodation Whsk3
and will leave Wedansday NIaht 5td fnstaut
All Freight 10 be prepaid on the wharf. -,
For Freight engagements apply TO d.s.
JOHN FERGUH0H,
Januarys Accommodation Wharf
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NEW BOOKS. n
PAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDIo1NE
ALSO. A NEW WORK.

NEW BOOhSs
PAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDIo1NE
ALSO, A NEW WORK.
Entitled New School Medicines, which II tha only
work ever published upon Nstsris HedacA, embrse-
ING al .be Eclectc, Homeopathic and Botanic Rsns-
dies, with full regular Mstuts Medtoa- Price ss;
postage free.
Address as above. -.-- -..iA s'..!
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICNE AND
SURGERY.
A sKM-MoNT1Y JOURNAL OF MDICHx, SUE.
aRRY, PSYCHOLOGY, HYGIENE AID CENTRAL
LITERATURE, DEVOTED 10 TEE Pro-
YEssIos AND THE PEOPLE
The chespe Medical Psper IN the wotid. pub
Hshed every two weeks st the University Building
Ninth.street south OF Walnut.
Five copies 70 one address. .<56
Ten copies to one sddreas.
E1fteen copies to one sddress. .aS0
Twenty copies to one address..........1o.00
The gctters up OF the Club ahal have ono copy
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September "A Philsdslpab Ph
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amounted 70 81 OsO 900; for the week, &C. $50 OOO;
for tha wear. $104, 10000

amounted 20 81, ,OsO 900; for the week. sc, $50 OOo
for the year, s1O4, 100000.
The following are the Inducements of the
Government for the month of December: Civil
lists, s4,75O, 900; interest on the public debt,
ss, $50 OOO war, $4,000, 900; navy, $500, 900;
interior, 81, 600, 600; total, $50, 100000.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will intro
duce resolution next week, calling on the
Government to demand the release of Father
Mcmahon, imprisoned in Canada, charged with
Fenianism.
Strong efforts are being made by leading
New York Democrats to induce Governor Sey-
mour to withdraw his declination for pruden-
tisl REASONS from the Presidential candidacy.
Sherman's bill for the funding Of the national
debt e1cites severe comment among financial
circles. II is estimated that it will cost eleven
millions in commissions to fund the debt as
proposed.
The President received the following message
Yesterday: "Memphis. redeemed. Leftwitoh
elected Mayor. Peace, order and quiet pre-
vail. Free white suffrage indicated"
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North Carolina Conservative Conven-
tion.
RAIlnaH, N. c., January 5.-The Conserva-
tive Executive Committee have called the State
Convention of Conservatives, to meet in
Raleigh on February 5th.
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Our Washington Dispatches.