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Latest by Telegraph. For ign News. MONTREAL, April 20. Under the influence of unprecedent ed rain, the ice has moved everywhere, causing immense floods and doing great damage throughout the domin ion. NAPLEs, April 20. The Berlin theatre has been burned. I LONDON, April, 22. The Owl and Tleleraph express the opinion that Presid.nt Grant is not b averse to having a war provoked with i t hnghtnd by the mnediatiot. of the Unted " States in Cub n afTfirs. ti MADID, April 22. In During the debates in Cortcs, Iho leader of the lRepublicans said that the only alternative was for the majority to restore the Bourbons or inaugurato Ia republic. Senor Zorrilla replied that the restoration of the Bourbons was ab. solutely impossible, and the establhsh ment of a republic would be a national calamity. The majority, he a.serted, s' would certainly succeed in obtaining a King. m HAVANA, April 24. Orders from Madrid direct the pro ecods of confisoated property to be de voted to the expenses of the war. The captured passengers of the Lizzie Ma jor have been placed at the disposal of the American Consul at Remedios. LONDON, April 24. The Post, (conservative,) in an ar ticle regarding Cuba, says that Ameri ca has a longing eye in Cuba, and would gladly attract public attention from internal affairs by a foreign war. MADRID, April 24. A bill has been introduced in Cor tes excluding forever the Bourbons from the throne. An amendment, confirming the exclusion to Isabella and her children, was adopted, and the bill passed. From Washington. WASHINGTON, April 20. The Senate has passed a resolution to adjourn on Thursday. There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day, except Borie. The Comptroller of the Currency calls on all National Banks for a show ing of their conditon up to the 17th instant. The Senate has still over 200 nomi nations before them. The internal revenue bureau has reorganized by the establishment of 1 three prominent divisions. WASIUNGTON April 22. A Baltimore and Virginia delega- h tion, headed by General Robert E. r0 Lee, is here in behalf of the Virginia el Valley Railroad. The deputation wan roooivod by the Mayor and city C authorities. The Senate has postponed the San C Juan treaty. C Captain Henry A. Wise formerly Chief of the Naval Ordnance Bureau, died at Naples. The nominations to- p day were only a half dozen-none Southern. Admiral Dranes reports that the allies refused to allow the bearer of d ispatohes to the Paraguan Minister, c MeMahon, to pass the lines. > Details from the flood in the North C are terrible-at GJranby, Canada, ele ven persons were swept away. The " flood at Albany, New York, is wtlith' two feet of the flood of 1857. The Merrimac, at Concord, is higher thanm since 1832. WYAsINGTON, April 24. C The Internal Revenue Bureau for- C bids Assessors, Collectors or District Attorneys to dismiss or compromise revefiue cases. C News :Itmn INDlANAi'Is, April 20. There was a terrible hail slorm last ii night ihi this city. Telegraph wires aJ were prostrated and buildings destroyed.'~ Some person al injuries and loss of life i are reportgd. c SAN FR'IANC[sCO, April 20. n Maz.atlan advices report the Sinaloa nm revolution a decided failure. * Ph II.ADEI.PUIA, A pril 20. i(i The mnathleiiatiian Mitchell, aged 74 o1 years, died to-day. SI ' A weahby director of' the Unions Leagn6, recontly nominated and con- ic firmed as a European Consul, was do.. of t.ected stealing se-gars, to-day. al NEw ORrLEANS, A prIl 22. Supervisor Creecy, yesterday, seised 19,000 barrels of whiskey--about all " in the city at wholesale. It is not charged that all have evaded the tax, but. owners must present proof of their payments before the whiskey will be released. Two more Iidlot meats were found against Auditor - 'Wiekliffe, for extortion, making ten in all. RICiIMOND, April 22. Ge.'anby issued an order, to.day, requirinig alpersons holding office in Virginia, who were eledtte to the same, and wvho have not taken the test oath, to take it now. This will vacate a number of offices. HIi.A DEL PII, A pkiI'd.' 59 .D.r. Geo. W. owell committed suicide to-day. Oaueo, pecuniary troubles. NMw YOnx, AprIl 24. gv Tedams e to the Hudson River amnd 131 New York eutra ailradsl pI,rifa&'rf a 1 ~hI~o od, aaleEf aae a$ t as usua . *Newo arket . NEw YOnx, .April S4 . bl.. Cotton dull and_unchangtd, mith ios of 900 bales, at 28. a 281. old 1.33a. Charleston Market. CH ARL.E:sToN, April 24. Cotton dull-sales 110 bales-mid lings 271 ; receipts 377. Liverpool Market, Limn-Iuowo,, April 24. Cotton quit-uplands 12; Orleans 2}. It is said that the proprietors of the cele. -ated PI-ANTATIo.t 11-T,ns rent no less an nine pews from the different denomi. tions in New York city for all those of cir employees who will occupy them regu rly, free of charge. This is certainly nisewo-tty, and it is to be hoped that hers who employ a large number of peo e, will follow the example. The above at, accompanied with the belief that a n who would look so olosely after the orals and welfare of their employers, ould not undertake to impose upon the iblio, has induced us to give the PLANTA oN RI'rTsu:ts a trial, and having found em to he all that is represented. wo cor. ally recommend them as a tonio of rara erit. --Observer, July 11. AIAUNOLIA WATEtt.-Superior to the best iported Uerman Cologne, and sold at half 0 price. april 22-txiw PAIN KILLER. THE: Oqi-AT FAbl(1Y IlEDICINE OF TIlE ACE Tuken Internally, it Cures ysentery, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Cramp, and Pain in the Stomaeh, Bowel Complaints, Painters' Colic, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, &e., I Taken Extcrnally, it Cures l oils, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and Scalds, Old Sores, Swelling of Joints, Toothache, Pain in the Face. Neu ralgie, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet, &c., &o., &o. april 8-m EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Cor.U3IDIA, S. C., A pril 19, 1869. N pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly, possed Mlarch 23, 1869, en [led 'An Act to provide for an election to1 1 certain vacancies in County Offices," ani ectton will be held on the fourth Tuesday Mlay, being the 25th day thereof, in the Rlowing Counties of this State, for the action of the following officers: In the County of Abbeville, two County )mmiselonors and q Coroner. In the County of Anderson, a School >mmissioner and"a Coroner. In the, County of Bttruwoll, a "County1 tmntissioner and a Sohool Commissioner. In tho tounty Chester, a Coroner. In the County of Chesterfield, a Coroner. In the County of dolleton, a Judge of robato Court and a Coroner. In te County of Darlington, a Clerk of o Court of Common Pleas and a Coroner. Itn the County of Edgefield, a Coroner. Iny bheiCountyiof F8 ayl tuereofn the Iobatg Coutiea Cofo tand Sae ote actsionfte.lown ffcr In the County of Abogew, two County >mmisnoners and a~ Coroner. In tie County of Adrsry, a SnyCool missior and a Coroner. In time County of Laurns, a ho Con tiissioner and a Soi Coinisoner. In thae(County Ch exnter onerCon. >missiner ond of ChsefeaCoroner. Ini the Couty o ~Oanebur, a Judgeof >mmissConer and a Coronier. In the Coutnty of Oconeegt, a C lenor. Ine Couty ofmn Plean a Coroner. Ini the County of Rdeihlad, a hoo In the County of Sumtferi, a Judgofner. Inbthe Coutyono, a Coroner.Cott in the County of Gork,eatw,tountym )nmionr r and a Coroner. Inlth bar-oomand rinking Con Con aln the County of-thereda ounetyiorn-n yssioerondih al oe.lt n n n a the Cuty of aumismo, andoo Con nitionereof, shaoro e fndna u Ines tha onhuntydr einol, ounby prisoefr an aperonoess n n In th ountore rangebrgonahS. ho TherlsConeissinr andC Mangerero lectiCond.yc of teone, aCroher.b e Irnd th Councy of a toks th Coroisron Iithe Countyto n of thlaws. of Scho Ito ti ountedty of intr auc Coroet Inthve Countes onion, day aforoer.d,an tke aContcsy fteps, forv thColdis oneuadh lCos,ondr. teacrann Al dareromsindrning tepru wosalonsave anll be lsd o therdayt. elcin n Give prider who sh lll toi .any oe any -oxiat, drnk Conba ti ite day lcin alsl be Apuil,n hya of dmaourLand one tuss and oegh hundred olars, orxty Theie,oand snonersniaedyMairdgyra of Lethen ande of th,ae Uhtered Saes aied with srict ardt ti ' poI i t. e Cituon Ic tohretary of the8.0 tak a Jesstr rsepse frethe froldngw suchkelection, adfrie acpetain detmin fG ies,h Hrdswro &hal av Gie Conssting in artea of th S,tatfe, L~armHboIa, Baik inteday a]ofe Crokry Tinw ar ookeorner ado'sand es,t hoingade Toaod, sixty d8Mackrd tc hi h p ofe tola he for cad~sh s of hhter .tnen a an i town- I. - mar 2o 4 tuoa LWAY ons hand recivd firt' romby ronss gI ato Barrels Extra Fine Family Flour just received, and will be gold at Cost for Cash. JOHN D, McCARLEY, MILLINERY. I1tS. J. 1). MoCAR LEY has just received fine assortment of MNllluery Uoods, which he offers at Cost for Cash. Alhu one flue Piano and one large Alirror, apl 27 Rabb's Improved Hill-side and SUB-SOIL PLOW. Ill subscriber is happy I. to announce to the ,lanters that he hatt receiv d patent for his IMPIOVED PLOW. tlthough the season is too far spent for urning and sub.soiling, ho still flatters iimself that ho has a Plow, which, from its >eouliar onaruetion, Is adapted to the vants of the planters oven at this season, nd during the 1 ultivntion of the crops. leing double-fooled, different kinds of >lows mny be used on the same stock, a mall one for running next the plant. and a arger one for breaking out the middles, toth feet may be used at the same tinto wit It mull tongues attached, which makes a con. >lete implement for covering corn, those ifY'eront changes are maio without tho lightest inconvenience to the ploughman. 1 have associated with me Mn. W. A. danossy, of Mooksville, N. C., who is well nown as a reliable business man, and we xpeot soon to commence the manufnature rf the above named Plow-we will sell hate or County rights, and would solicit, rom the plantors a trial of our Plow. Ad Iress W. S. RA 13B, Winnsboro, S. C. Or W. A. ME1RONEY, npl 24-3m* Mocksville, N. C. Fresh Country Butter. ,4 POUNDS of fresh Yellow Country Butter, for sale by april 10 JOHN MAINTYRE & CO. The Fellow that Looks Like Mel n sad dispair I wander, And scarce know what to do, or those lonesone months are coming on 11 hen customers are few. 3ut I've this consolation loft, Tho' few perchance they be, imong the few, that some will call On the fellow that looks like me. ?or this follow that looks like mo they any, Has many things that's fine, 3uch as Maderia, Malaga, With Port. and Sherry Wine. lc's Whiskey too, that's bound to please, So you need not fearful be, )f any of the goods you buy From the ftllow that looks like me. Ie's good Tobacco and Segars, With Porter, Alo and Gin, s well as very fute old Corn, l'hat lately has come ir,. o's Old Tom. London Cordial Gin, And Magnum Botnm Rye, Vith Mogentthropen Bitters fine, Which all for health shtould try. nt fact lhe's every thing ,htt fne, Thtatin a liar should 1)0, so just call round anid see this chap, WYho's just. the imago of- me.. Vlhen friends fall out, and they to law, For settlement, resort, Phiey'dl better first my Liquor try, For its not the fighting sort ; lut piece and quietness does reign, And friends can't disagree, f thecy will drink theo Whiskey sold1 By the fellow thtat's just like me. let I must close, yet ere I do, TJhis trhtth Ud tell to thiee fhat in mny Shtatnty you can find This fellow that's just like ame. (es i'm the chap and thte only one, Thtat's addressed these lines to thee, 'nd you cannot find beneath te Butt, A f'ellow that's mtore likeotae, Than yours respect fully, apr 18- A. P. MILLERP. SP R ING GOODS. E are now prepared to slhow one o ho most complete stdck of Spring and 8umn ocr Goods over offered in thtis market. Wilite G0o0s. Blishtop and Victoria Lawn, Jaconet, Cam tries. Checked and Striped Cambrios, Plain ,nd Dotted Swiss Muslha, Hair Cord Mus.. In, Bobinets, White and Colored Brilliant., lird Eye Diaper, Russia Diaper, &o. Dress Goods, EnglIsh and Armericani CalIcoes and Ba egos, Le Muslins,Orenadines, Organdies, 'rnted Muslins, F'rench t'ambrios, &c. Domestics. Bleached and Brown lomespuns, Chtecked ad Stripped, Ilickory Stripes, Demins, ~obbonades and Domestic Ginghati. Also. Shoes In large varlety. Hlats of all I.yles. Give us a call. oods at the Lowest Prices. - . LAADD BROS. & CO. Assl neo'% Sale. )? 'irture of Orderd, made by clie glo. )Geo. 5. Bryan, Judge of the DhIstet I ourtof the United States, for the Westerh 'ietrio6 of Siouth Carolina4 I wIll sell e ptdby o outory to the highest bIdder -for css, efore the Court House door, in Winnsb're, t 12 o'clock on Mondef, 8d May, 141., ao following deiorlbed property, to'*it' 8 balus ootton, belongig to estate of D. Winnaboro. 22d April,'186#. api 24..+Ix2 SPIING hOODS. A LARGE and well selooted Stool of Spring and Summer Dry G-OODS, Of the L.test Styles, just opened. ATSO, 75 lvz. Brades and other Hoes, an a large assortment for general Hard ware. Low for Cash. ICetclint, McMaiter & Brice, W iN NSI3O iO, S. C. apI 10 DOMESTIC ECONOMY, 110W TO SUBSIST YOUR FAA. ILIES, AND SAVE MONEY I BUY YOUR UROCERIES FROM JOHN MINTYRE & CO, W 110 have the largest and fineet assort ment of Oroceries they have ever be. fore offered, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere. Besides to suit the wants of the country generally, they are pleased to offer a very excellent stock of Boots, Shoes, IIardwarn and Clothing. Our goods are numerous, well selected, fresh, have been bought for Cash, and will be sold at small advances for Cash. W&" Credit one day in every week. " French Uandles, Cocoanut Cream, &c. mar 26 HO ! FOR ELDER'S CHEAP STORE TH E subscriber respectfully announces that he has returned with a full stool of Groceries, Vry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Mil linery Goods, &c.. which he will sell at his usual low prices. Millinery Department. His Millinery Department will he undet the management of his sister. Mrs. Shaw who, with competent assistants, will ondea, vor to give satisfaction and keep up with the fash ons. Labor-Saving Machines. His unsurpassed Labor-Saving Maohiues such as Clothes We.shera, Churns, Dough Kneaders, &c., together with his usua stock of Furtaiture, Ieparing, &c., - will re celve close attention. Everything warranted as represented 01 taken back. Call and see for yourself. Extra Family Flour. 60 barrels Extra Family Flour, just re ceived, which will be sold at unusual low prices. A liberal discount. given to the trade apl 8 F. ELDER. lO1BIPO 1I YOl Li\Ai, INSURE your lives. Examine closel3 Lan~d see that the Equitable Life Insurance Co, is ahead or any company in the United permits you to travel anywhere In the Unti ted States, by sea or railroad The following are the netaes of some par, ties insurQd In Fairfield to whteh we refet you: Gen Johti Bratton, Samuel Cathcart, HI L Elliott. Esq, Rtobt A hlerron, R1ev T WV Erwin, Robt. 2 KetOhin, J A 3rieq,. Thos P Mitehell, Capt 8 B Clownoy, Pierre Blacot, O A Woodiward, Mrs F C Mobley, Capt.I HI Means, WV W Brice, wV w kehin, Jo A Fraser, Capt E J Means, "Or David Means, And a hos of others. Call and get or. culars. JO HN P. .MA'tT H E WS, Jr. Sap 10 _______ A gent. C 4.OO *0%S copet sotiCi o' BlnkBok Jad Jta d y IT E I&iW RECENT ARRIVALS. A Pretty Assortment of Ladies DitESS GOODS. AL80 Bleached and Brown Homespun Menu Hata and Caps, LARDS IN KITS, AND HAMS. Call and see. T1IOMPEON & WOODWARD. api 16 W 0 O 02! .64 4 , C4 p 63 0 00I FOR SALE. A Lot of Superior Corn viid Ry WH8X2--, direct from the "Old North State Distillery, GROOT, KUCK, & CO., Props. The above Whiskeys are WARUANTE PERFECTLY PURE, being manufacture expressly for the Southern market. A orders promptly attended to. Samples as be seen at my store, at the old stand. W. M. NELSON. mar 10 Watches, Jewelry and Clock; A.ND n.any other things. Come and se, My mttois qicksales and sma pro6ts. CIIARtLE8 MULLER, fb6 Next door to Col. Rion's 001ee. SOUTH cAROINA .T LOAN & TRUST COMPANv AUTlhORIZED CAPITAL, FIVE NILMIO PrresentPimit....500,000o. at No. 10 Diroad Street (South West er Railroad Bank) for the reeeipt of Denositi Discount of Paper, Purehase and Sale Exchange, and the transaction of a Gent ral Banking Dusiness. Interest allowed on Deposits upon tert esluablshed by the board of Directore. The Compay'is-also a legal depositor for money. ?ad into Court, Will reelee Rt. gistry and Iransfer Books, sot as agent I pay Coupons. and Dividends, and as Trust. In Railrogd ?4ori gage WVm CIDe.of Ww C Dee & Co.; A JsInsWonI, of Johnson, Crews & Oo.; Rot Mutre & Co.; W B Williams, of W D WIl liams & Son: E ii Frost, of Frost & Adgma J E Adlger, of J B Adger. & Co, Hlenr Courd in. of Gourdin; Mdatthiessed & Co sieorge L. Buist, ef Duist & Dnist; 0 Memmidnger, of Memminger .Jervey P'inckady; T J.kcrr, of 'T J RIerr & Co.; )) Alkon, of .1 IYAIken ti Co.; Jolhn Cam son, of Campsen & Co ; A P CaldIwell, of & A ' Cald well; W KC fjan; J T -WsIamae D. O'Neill, J J Gregg, Grapiteville, 8. U. For further I eformationa address 0E0 8. CA ME(1?14, Piresident. -TNJOB. R. WARiNG, Cashier.. Charleston, S. C., Mfarch 1%, 1869. mar 28-8mn C Campsn Flour1ig Mills. 14 Market 8s., Oiposit.'otl Sf&d.a, JOIINe& kM PSO N A 4 Q 80 EAST BAT, CORNBR ATLANTIC WilABI CIIARLESTON, 8. 0. l!fA1IN, II..y, Slour, *nd Commission Mier - ohaat. -Also, Manufaeluers'of Gelia Meal. A large .btook of Not ther*. Sotibl ern.and Oasnpse# Mills <Flouc, always'di ajund ai lowest 'avlet rates. - febi 27-6m ~STABLI8JZ3D ido EAltremi) -n 00LtUMhIA, 8. 0.. mar 2.. JUST RECEIVED. ARRELS of old Cabinet Whiskey, pure and Genuine. In order to prevent it from being robbed or watered on the way, it came to us enclosed in an over cask. We have now on hand a full supply of all kinds of beet Wines and Liquors, Ale, Porter and Lager Beer, which we will be pleased to furnish OUr customers with whenever they may think proper to give as a call. Also a well.elected stook of Family ruoceriev, Counsisting of m'ereral different brands of Family Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Lard, Fish, Tea, Caudles, Soap, Starch, Sardines, Oysters, Crackers, Raisins, Pick les, Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg Gin ger, Mace, Citron, Currents, Sauces of al kinds, Tobacco, Segare, &o. All of which we w sell low for Cash. E. W. OLLEVER & CO. mar 80 At Your Own Homes.I EITHER SEX-Suitable for steady hands. Pays large profits.-A ddress for particulars at once. 'COSTAR," NO, 10 CROSBY ST, N. Y. In O 0 Latest New YorK News. A LADIES I I Look Out 1! Look Out ! ! Look Out !! Look Out ! "Beautifies the Comiplexion,"r "Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks." r "A tuby Tinge to the Lips." "iemoves all Blotohes and Freckles." L D "The Best in the World." "COSTAR'S," BEAUTIFIERI Bliter.Sweet and Orange Blossom, . One Bottle $1.00-Three for $2.00' t 1000 Rotties soli in one day in N. Y. City. A& All Druggists in Winnsboro sell it. A "That Cough will kill you," Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy. "Colds and Hoarseness load to death," r Try "Costar's" Colgh emedy. ry "Costar'""Couigh Rcmedy, "Costat. says it is the bent in time wideA Iworld-and if He says so-Its -True-lts True--ls True ; and We say Try ,It-Try it -Try It." [AMorning A~per, Aug. 20.] 4 - ~All Druggists in WVinneboro sell6 It t A I "COSTAR'S" Standard Preparations "Csar" o ARE "Cotars" at,Roach, &e,, ixteirni nators, "Costar's" Bed Bilg Exteratlinators,, "Costar's"(nypu )Inet Wdr ,"Only Isfahllbl6 Rtemedies known." "18 years dstablished in New York." "2,01) Boxes and Flasks maanfaetured dal "I Bewar.e i i 1 of sparious imitatipss." "All Druggistsalin Winnsboro sell theba," a ,Ad~drems -- COSTAIL, 30 Crosby St., N.. Y.,, 1 Or,Jou F. H (Nn,Suco9aseor to 21 Park Row, N. Y. Sol in Wi'nnsboro. - apIl 16-1y P. P. TOALE~, Charleston, 8. 0., Manufacturer of DOOR?S, SAfH, BLZ%DS. ' b a h] No-r.eM4voqd eaT pt o at t'enton o Mt fletde t theabof cir facilties.oashe enaleiy to sopp thoe c'd bes -w.rk et hip,pcn su.kost ow prices. -A very 6a,r a1t?hip~ assortn k ~la9es tons. 8. C.,*.' - :, t kX. B.-Qrders frpin the count r solleited ad triota att'5ooIson 80 ardn B640 Jus.redve a ECRN cM8E 1$Bgo 'an 80 ?he Fastest Route North or South, via Charlotte & S. C. and Co lumbia & Augusta Railroads. JHANGE OF SCHEDULE. COLUMnBIA, April 10, 1869. N and after Sunday. the 11th lnst., (he Mail Trains oret these lituads will run a follows : OOING NORTH. .eave Granitoville at 9.45 a to .eave Columbia 2.00 p uz '' Winusboro, 8.69 p m " Chester, 6.60 p in " Cbarlotte, 8.16 p IQ Greensboro, 1.00 ago arrive at Riuhmond, Va. 10.09 a m Making close conocotion here, with trains or the North. UO.INO sOUTU. .eave New York,. . p a " Philadelphia, 12.18 A i " Baltimore, 4.16 a an " Washington, 7.00 a in " tiohnoud, 2.00 p us " Oreensboro, 1.00 a in " Charlot'e, 6.46 a In Chester. 8.27 a in '' Winnsboro, 9.67 a a rrive at Columbia 12.00 p a rrive at Oraniteville at 4.10 p an LN ACCOMODATIoN TRAIN WILL RUN As OL.a Lows : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ,eave Columbia, 7.b0 Aain " Winnsboro, 11., a Iu , "Chester, 1.60 p a Lrrive at Charlotte, 6.80 p m 'Juendays, Thuradays and Saturdays. eave Charlotte, 0.00 a in " Chester, 11.00 a m " Wlnboro, 2.00 p mn Wrrive at Columbia, 4.60 p M. C. BOUK.NIOIIT, Superintendent OUTH CAR ONA RAILROAD GEuNERAL SUPERUNTENDENT's OPPICE, Charleston, S. C., April 10, 1868. )Nand after Sunday, April 11th, the Passenger Trains on the South Caroll. a RIailroad will run as follows, vis : For Augusta. ,cave Charleston, 8.80 a to rrive at, Augusta, 4.46 p In Conneoting whli Trains for Montgomery, tomphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via loutgonory and grand Junction. For Columbia. eavo Charleston, 8.80 a in rrivo at Columbia, 0.10 p In Connecting with Wilmington and Man. hester Railroad, Charlotto and South CA alina Railroad, an-1.Camuden Train. For Charleston. eave Augusta, 9.00 a m rrive at Charleston, I .10 p at eavo Columbia, 7.46 p at rrive at Charleston, 6.10 a us .Auyuuta 'A yyh Rpre. (Sunday s oept.ed.) cave Charleston, 7.80 p m rrive at Augusta, (.10 a n Connecting with Trains for Memphis, fushville and New O,loanus, via GrandJune ion, leave Augusta, 4.10 p In rrivo at Charleston, 4 00a us Columia Night A.rpreea. (Sundays Exoepted.) eave Charleston, 6.05 p in ,rrive at Uolumbia. 4.46 a In Connecting (Sundays excepted) with the reeovillo and Columbia Railroad. eave Columbia, 5.60 p In ,rrivo at Charleston, 5.80 a us Summerville Train. cave Charleston', 8.iii p Lrrive at Sunmerville, 6.00 p a - .eave Sunmervillo, 7.10 a mo rrive at. Charleston, 8.26 a in Camd.n and ColumnbIa Passenger T,aI,. On Mondays, WVednedaas 'and Satur sys, conneoting al, Kingsvilla with -up and own Day Passengers. cave Camden, .8 85 A no rr"ke at Columbia, - '11 00 A no cave Oonnibia, 2.20 p no rrivo at, Caniden, '7.06 p m ap 18 ______ MARBLE YARD, MAV Jm jsl receIvedi A o mplet.e9v-, . edt of the finest qujalihies pf AweIm . ild Ytlifihts of all dimnoorlods, va ionutet -#ad..8tdrine, Mionumental ead-Stones, Tombs, Tomb Slabs, Dureau ops, &o., which 1-will sell as. low ne any larblo ))ealer. In the 8t.Lo.. Call and be onvindl J,,L Ai M. 815851d8S feb 64nm Opposite t'ostGil, IJDIOIBt's M ONTIlY MAGAZIRE, Original 8iea, P'oem. 8 .tolc. old Matter, Oems' of 'Thougle 'ei.sa iter4I'y Gosi (including spedfa dispk ent. ot al siions), Inntrjctions 'od ealth, htu.lo, Amnuseinants, eso... by the out author., and .profusely illustrateo ej >st1yEngravinags -(full als9) useful qnd mliale Patterns, Enmbroideri,w, az,d' a on. Ant, sucesssion di artitie novll es, widh her wseful and entertaining i terature. N pe.rson of renlnemet,. economical - ousowifte, or lacy of taste, can afford to de ithiout, the Model Monthly. 8psoiwea > ies, 15 cent.; ;"nialled na Ysaly$8 Ii a valuable proomutmm;'twe e id,5( sr oc pe., $7.60 ;e.e oops $12, 'Andi >lnd preiipne for clubs at $8 eb i oCpemIumoor each subirib M'' A new 1harIriaef& Fanton 8ew-mg achine for 20 subsoplbers at $8each. Demorestle Mont.hly amid 4I"Aher a 4 8ia 4 teneto86 pti.Creara ote fr,Wst. WoOOD & M Sesas so. mei -Iaetiic,