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ETA YOUNG LADY RErU UaNING TO

~ A YOUNG LADY RErU RNING TO
her country home, alter sojourn of few months
in tie CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con pleIion Of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead twentythree she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF so
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIRcAsSIAN BALM, or considered it IN In
valuable acquisi hon to any toilet BY its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. It is simple In its
combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet ansur
passed in IFS efficacy in drawing impurities fro
also healing cleansing and beautfyng the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the suticle II
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
shdAld be-clear. soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
ST. sent by Mail or Express, on receipt Of an order,
". L. CLARK co., Chemists,
No. West Fayette-street, Syracuse, N. z.
rbe only Amsncs2 Agents for the sale Ct the enrne.
march 30 1V
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

CALLING AL QUEEhSr6MN' o..
S~hs THE HsMAN LINE, SAILING,
NEfSYBSsss. HEMI- I-WEEKIL. carrying the o.
LE1MBl&3R Is. Mriss consisting OF the following
usSfrez3- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE MAIL sTEAMERs SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
1st Cabin. $500 steerage..
1st Cabin 70 London. .1o5 steeraeeto London. g
Passage by the Monday ste 'mers-First Cabin ss0i
gold; Steerage $50; payable in o. S. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
800, Steerage $40; payable IL gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Hayrc, Hamburg,
Bremen, &c., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
s4O currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
SONS sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company
Offices. JOHN e., DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway, New York.
June4 emo
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he. 1t takes Southernized Yankee, rene
gade Radical, pap-seeking leech to squirm
and lie, and make faces to suit the emergency;
s Du thsy g nsys sog1o d0eeSs sv aGbG9 bS me sna
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Sptfial Ngtifes.

@ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-A PUBLIC
Prayer Meeting will be held Tonight. at half.past
Eight O'Clock, in the Lecture room of Trinity Church.
Hasel-street entrance on Maiden Lane.
September % tu14
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WbitnarD.

HARLEY.-Died on Friday evening, September
4, 1868, of Cholera Infantum, CLARENCE LUCAS,
infant IN of W. y. and RUTH b. HARLEY, aged five
months and three weeks.
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1,HE LAKE CIrY PRESS, PUBLIsH-

THE LAKE CIEY PRESS, PUBLISH
i ED at Lake City. Florida enjoys the largest cir
culaton of any newspaper published in the State It
is circulated principally In those counties In East
Floridn, from which the merchants Of Charleston
get the most trade, but sent to nearly every Post
Office in the State 1t Is decidedly white mans
paper which, together with its extensive circulation
makes 1t most desirable advertising me iium for
the merchants Of Charleston, who wsn to encourage
Florida trade. E. W. DAVIS,
September "A Editor and Proprietor.
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ufuspapfrs.

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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, sre hereby notified that
she is This Day dischargng cargo at Pier No. l.,
Union wharves. AL goods not taken away at sum-
set will remain on wharf at conhgnees' risk.
MORDECAI CO., Agents.
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September "a

s@CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PIoN, from New York, are notified that she is
dischargiug cargo at Adger's Wharf Goods remain.
ing on the Wharf at sunset will be stored at owners
risk and expense. JAMESADGER l. CO.,
September % Agents.
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oUACKENBos' GRAMMARs:.

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THUNDER IN THE MOUNTAINS.
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR IN OCONEE.

GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT wALHALLA-
SPEECHES By HAMPTON, M'oLURE, PERRY, DUR
YEA AND oTHERs-A PossU STORY STARTLING
REACTION AMONG TIE ooLoRED PEoPLE-TBE
PROSPECT IN NOVEMBER.
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@ RELIGIOUS LECTUREs.-REv. WILL
LARD G. DAY, Of Baltimore. Minister of the New
Jerusalem or swedenborgian Church, will deliver
Dscourses the doctrines Of that Church, In this
city. This Euen,ng aud To- 4orrow Euening 22d and
29d ins OF half past Seven o'clock at College Chap
ell The public are cordially invited to attend.
September 22
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POLICY VS.. PLATFORM.

THE DEMOCRATIC PARRY AND THE NEGRO
STATE GOVERNMENTS.
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. johns
RIVER.
~TeA THE STEAMER CITY POINT
GSsr.f;l7 Captain W. 7. MoNELTY, viii
leave Charleston every Tuesday Night at o'clock,
O'Clock, for the above places Returning will leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Morning,
at O'Clock.
ALI goods not removed by sunset will be stored
the expense and risk of owners
All freight must be prep'id.
j. D. AIKEN l. CO., Agents.
September south Atlantic Whar
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ZONE TRIP WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT. HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BOY. Capt. ". A. vADEN.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt FENN PECK
~T-A ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
,EssSssfzs will leave Charleston every Txesddt
MorrJng, at O'Clock and Savannah ever ThursdG3
Morning. at O'Clock.
Fer Freight or passage, apply to
J.HN FERGUSON,
June 20 Accommodation Wharf.
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liperD Stables.

@A FACT WORTH KNOWING.-THE
best investment for an Invalid, who suffers fo1n'
debility or loss Of appetite is bottle OF PASH-
ss Hepats Bitters, as 1t will be sure 10 CIV, rehet
For sale by all Druggists.
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ap BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Bride in the institution OF Marrfs ss-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happine ss.
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free CT charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
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as FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKS1N's
HEpAr1o B1rTERs and you will not be disappointed.
For sale by all druggists. tn
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June 4
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s@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
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Bond-street New York. Tyr January 8
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as- CURE WARRANTEDl-CoRNs, BUN
IONS, etc. removed without pain, by
MONS. BERGER,
No. 214 King, near Marketstreet.
Auo,1st tut
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ALASKA.

Discomfort Among the Indians-Wintry
Weather-Improvemcnts In Sltka-IIow the
Place Becomes Ancricanized.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 90, 1885,
"A late Ska letter gives Of the progress In
settling that country The Interference OF the author
tles with the custom Of the Indians has created dscon
cent among them. and Notwithstanding the winter
season many strange Indians appearing and dsap-
pearing. some come from Victoria and others from
Simpson but for what purpose is not known Il
pscted that the Russians and the population
becomes Amercanized affairs will change better
In consequence OF the exorbtant prices demanded
game which Is principally disposed Of by the Indians
surrepttOusly for liquor General Davis has issued an
order that whatever articles OF provisions the Indians
wished to sell must BIO exposed the market place
Many or the Indians often detected violating this
order and arrested and the liquor conscaed The
whole tribe then assemble at headquarters and demand
the release OF tho prisoners and IL refused they hold
council OF at the lodge or their CHIEF and make
age threats at the whites
The continuous rains have given pIsce to and
hail storms, which last several days at q time. The
thermometer Is now ten degrees below freezing point
Tho unavorabe weather has prevented the progress Of
the city improvements designed by the engineer but
some buildings are being erected.
billiard saloon, restaurants and q pawnbroker's
shop arc opened. numbar OF burglaries havo boon
noticed, and brutal fights are not unfrequent
Tho ship SANTA with cargo OF furs, for London
and two hundred passengers, sailed on December II.
Solemn celebrated board before sailing,
and General Davis ordered parting salute Of twenty
Que guns to DO dred.
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fnK LONDON MONEY hARKKr LONDON Jan 23-Evsn-
fng Tho money market 10 quiet aud steady. Consos
OK VIZ for money and 927s for account. Ameri-
can securities are generally 1rmer and higher Bonds
however, have slightly fallen or Ths following were
che closing ngurss-Untcd States nvsswentiss 7iy<
Tai Illinois Central Railway shares 70; Erie Railway
shares, ~.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANxvoRr, Jan. 13-Evsnine -
United states hvstwenies are nrmer, and closed at
yok for the old issue
PAaD BoURAR PARIS, Jan. 2S-l1.I5 A. M-Ths
Bourse heavy and the rentcs lower
Lrv1RrooL CorroS MARxRr.-LivERpool. jan ga
Evening. The cotton market closed firm with q re-
covery Of l-led per ID. in prices American grsdes
making fully ID. on the day. The market has bees
quite animated under . favorable trade report
and the sales have fully reached the estimate made Al
the opening, namely, 900 balea The following are
che closing quotations -Mddug uplands on the spot
7kd middiing uplands 10 arrive, 7s.d. middiing
Orleans, Sd.
Llvr.rooL BaxApsruYps MARKEr-Ilyvppoor. Jan % j.
Evening Tho market closed Grin at the following QUO
sations.--Corn, ASS. Cd Wheat, los for California
white, and IDS Cd. for No. red Western. Barley
o. Cd Oats, g. lUd Peas, 4os. %. Flour, s7a Cd
Tor western canal.
LrvsnrooL Provisions nAsHEr-LrvfrrooI. Jan "a
nrm at 61a Cheese, 53a Sd Bacon, t0s Beef l20s
for winter cured. Pork, 75s
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET. --I5vfnrooi, Jan. rs
Evening Sugar, 24s Cd Rosin, &C. for common North
Carolins, and lis. for medium to fine Taow, 42s 3D.
Turpsntne 26s Cd. Clover seed, 46s. Petroleum,
Is aga for standard white OILS quiet Al aae for
whale clio for sperm, and CSC los for linsecd Lin
seed cakes, cl0 IS. per ton.
LONDON MARKgrs.--toSpoS, Jan. 23--1l rs A. M
whale oil, $40 per 252 gallons Sperm OIL clio per
ton Liussed OIL $50 1os per ton. Llnsssd cakes,
fl0 Is. per ton for thin obong
I" PErRoLEus MARksT.-ASrwERr, Jan. 2S-Evening. =
Petroleum market dun ~ - francs 90 eentmss for
standard white
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MASKED BALL or TINE ceRCLt FsAscAS De l'HssMOsE
At the ACADEMY or MUSIC.

Prince Carnival put a French drsss last night and
was rssplendept at the Academy. The Cerce Francas
Dc PHsrmone, which hrst the light ~ Irving Hall
two years since, came out in glorious style III the
ancient opera house and became moposn IN regard
10 costume onenbsch Toledo aud Phliips were the
cos,umers and very efficient too The drst OF the
trio gave General Boum ~ iull dress with his pre-.
poxterous psnache and energetic pin, pan poor the
unsophstcstsd Fritz happy and contcntsd IN he love
Of Wanda the roguish eyed Grsnde Duchesse
and the rest OF her funny court Toledo Trans.
formed the officer. OF the society This IL not
Feniau crcle) into DAragrans ers OF the Bour.
bon dynasty and melancholy csvaiers, all OF wbom
were correspondingy happy. great number
leading stage lights appeared on the daBciug nor aud
pesred through The bars Of their masks the numerous
specimens Of female lovelness that passed Thorn The
head centre or president o. 'ne tsrcie IS Ar A. al.
various committees 'dpdp io de reception aud de
N dance" may be comprised under the time honored
n an legion The s scene maa,sn, IN the
the balcony on tho dancing floor, the spectator saw
enough 70 place him or her in state OF good humar
10 cali IL The music was all Partisan and the hand.
WORK OF Gallo oomposers consequently u was light
and sparkling like released champagne Mr. GsHre
welded the baton In the smphishsatre over . large
number OF hddlsrs and the various masks on the door
resolved themselves Into every knd OF egure according
~ his wand directed. The masks were nos multform,
like what We zee % the German masQusradcs
but n rsos notwths,andlss. Esrisouius, vivan.,
dierss, clowns. Swiss peasant airl, cavaliers ana
Japansss nearly comprised all the cossuusa The Japs
FOR Inc oessson The, looked very grave and psissr
out Of place Ths greater number OF the visitors 10 the
ball Of the 'csree aftsr midnight end foYth with
writing this article thsy unss g put thass ideas
che sirssilos q Captains T.nsros ana Irscks.s sad
s%: e sasss: z:
FUN rss,;.,s laser hss ferrous sad Ne asasns
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and concluded With che usual radical ,ouioyy OF the

and concluded with che usual radical ouioyy Of che
Ethiopian race.
The Southern Railroads.
The House Committee on Southosu'E,a of which
Mr. J. W. McCiurg is Chairman ia busiiy cngaged Ia
overhsuing the status OF those roads, especially with
reference TO their attitude ards government
tho late war As IL well known number OF tho
southern railroads received support from the gov
srnmenh and in view. it Is alleged Of their notorious
dsloyaly it is considered proper that they should suffer
tho consequences. meeting OF the committee will
probably be ned tomorrow saturday to mature their
iabors. report will hardly be ready for week Tho
anticipated action OF the committee adverse 70 tho in
tsrosts OF thsse roads has led number Of from
New York By parties who would be affected by such
acton.
The ChanIer-Juiian Diaiculty-Thud stevens
Tenders His Services an srcoad TO rr.
Julian.
Tho high words which passed between Julian OF iudi
ana, ana Mr. chaner, Of Ne. York. IN tho Bouse yes
scens seemed 20 promise Shorty aftsr the affair
Thad Stevens whose. totterug stops indicate any.
thing bat tho vgor or life rendered his services to
Mr. Julian AZ his second Tins prooabiy ono OF
vsd rhads Jokes elsa reaecuoa upon tho Prov
OF the cath nsas.sc antagonists.
Meditation. by tae Pr-.id~at.
The rresiaeat sent to the Sena.e to-day the FOLLOW
nominations
Dwight Bannosscr. 10 Ss a Psymastor in The Asny
Leslie CoOnbs, Marshal Tor tho District kentucky
She place William A. Merriwesther whose term Nni
expire; John ~. johnson, Marshii for Virginia the
pace or Joha Underwood. whose term has expired
John H. Pennington. Attorney for the District OF Della
ware, Ia place 81 John !. Pratt. resigned. William H.
Townsend, OF Rhode Island, Pension Agent nj proyi-
dencc 10 place of William o. Tow nsend resigned John
- Booiehan, Postmaster OF Ho0esdao, Pa H. G. Iohse,
Collector OF Customs for Georgetown, s. c..
Henry Miller. Assessor OF Internal Revenue for
the Fourth district of Ohio, place of
James H. Hart, deceased Joseph d. McCarnant.
Assessor Of Internal Revenue FOR the Tenth district OF
Pennsylvania In place oil Jacob tarmong. who
nrmed but whose commission has withheld: David
H. Abei Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the Twenty
hfth dstric. OF New York, in place Of Lewis Peck, TO
DO removed. James II. Bubora, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Fh district Of Name in tho place Of
Nathaniel II. Joy, 10 be removed Solomon McCurdy.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Utah, in tho
place Os John Titus, whose commission has expired
Enos d Hoge, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF Utah, Ia the place OF Solomon T. McCurdy appointed
Chief Justice Ambrose Campbell OF Michigan, Register
Of the Land once vt Marquette, Michigan. vice Joseph
w. Edwards 10 bs removed; Daniel Sigier OF Indiana
Register Of the Land once ~ NAtoht0chos, Louisiana.
Ship Canal Across tho 1sthmus Of Darion.
The Secretary OF State 10 advised to-day OF the
ton Of treaty between the United States aud the
republic OF Coomba for tho construction os ship canal
acrots the Isthmas Of Darten.
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;. MISSOURI.
Murder on u Steamboat mt st. Lov.,,

Murder ON u Steamboat mt St. Lovs,,
ST. Locus, Jea % 1858.
John swausy. mate Of the steamer ,,..u,. 90.
"'o'n'r " oap'a'u swan killed W. H. Graves, pas.
sens~ from Pa, the Armadillo last night,
o"snsy ~ been drunk during the day and attempted
70 Qusss with several persons board and expressed
desire to blow the clerks brains out and sub
beQusntly fred ct bis brother, Captain swaney Later
10 the evening he won't up TO the tables and began
eating lunch. Graves entered shortly aftsrwards when
Swansy aercely asked him n he came to rob. Graves
answered PLEASANTLY when Swaney shot him and
dragged the body the edge the hurricane deck and
rolled II overheard. Swaney then washed the blood
from bis hands with coffee from tho urn on the lunch
table, and then went TO bed. short time Afterwards
he was arrested by policeman and was to-day com.
mitssd for murder in the fret degree. Graves body
has not been found. -
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VIRGINIA..

Tho COnventiOn-Dr. Sears ON Educati0a-
Return of General Grant to Washington.
RICHN0sD, Jan. %, 1865
In tho Constitutional Convention to-day among tho
resolutions referred was in regard to Law
polling children to attend school, and prohibiting
special privileges any company engaged in bringing
immigrants to Virginia
DR.. Sears agent OF the Peabody Fund.- addressed the
Convention the subject OF education Ten thousand
copies OF the address Wero ordered 10 be printed.
The Bill of Rights occupied the remainder OF day
General Grant returned to Washington this morning
r. s. Booker who sentenced 10 fine and impris-
onment shooting r. H. Glass, editor OF the Lynch
burg Rsrsstoan, was Today pardonsd BY the Governor
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MISSIS SIPPI.
Proceedings In the Convention.

Proceedings In the Convention.
JACKSON, Jan. %, 1868
In the Constitutional Convention to-day Mr. Orr, from
the COMMITTEES appointed to confer with General Glsm
said that General Giliemlsated verbally that he would
sustain no legislation except the framing Of constu.
tion and civil government for the State
resolution was adopted TO send the majority report
the memorial to Congress presented yesterday TO tho
President OF the United States and the Speaker
OF the House or Representatives
The report Of the Committee on General Provisions
was adopted 1t Ia a. follows
ARTICLE The General Assembly OF the State
shall assume, any power 10 assume or pay
debt Obligation contracted Incurred In aid OF the
rebellion.
ART The General Assembly OF the state OF Missssspp
shall have power to make any compensation
pated saveA
Ant The General Assembly OF the State OF Mississippi
shall have power 70 claim from tue UDed States any
compensation for slaves emsncipsted liberated in any
manner.
The tax ordinance reported by the Finance Committee
taken up and adopted by sections The FIRST sec
tlon imposes special lax OF 81 30 per thousand upon
the gross receipts from ,he sales Of merchandise tor the
1893.