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THE DAILY NEWS. JUarjcoflt Circulation.-THE DAILY NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THU ?.1ST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TH? POSTOFFICE AT THE END OT BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TUE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. CHEAP AH VERTISING. Tm CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation of which is about twice as largo as that ot any other paper published in South Carolina, is the best advertising medium for all business mon. For persons who want situ liions or servants; who want houses or apartments, or have ihem to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing; who have lost or found articles of value, TOB NEWS has no equal; and in order that all classes may have thoir wants supplied, we have adopto/! the following scale of CHEAP AJ>VEB TI8EKENTS, payment for whtoh must invariably be made when Vie order is given: Advertisements of situations wanted by or offered to clerks, governesses, tutora, work? men, meohantcBi lious. -servants, porters, ehop boya, cooks and washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to let; artioles lost or found; houses, shops, offices and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella? neous wan.e of all kinds. ? For eaoh insertion of advertisements of the ?classes specified : Not exceeding THIUXK LINES or 20 words... .25 couta " Foua LINES or 30 words.40 " FIVE LUCES or 40 word?.50 ?* AU advertisements to be inserted at these rates mast bo prepaid and delivered at THE NEWS office bv 9 P. II. Range of Thermometer at trie News OsTBee. tSusedaT. 8 A. M. 80 3 P. M 80 6 P. M. 8? LOCAL MATTERS. MEETINGS THIS DA Y. Landmark Lodge, at 8 P. H. South Carolina Lodge, at 8 P. Sf. Board of Trade, at 8 P. BI. C. L., at half-past 8 P. M. AUCTION SALE THIS DAY' KNOX, DALT & Co. will soil at 10 o'clock, at their store, ol .thing, shoes, Ac. N. A. BUNT will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis . store, boots, shoes, ?ko. ??*> MLLES DBAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store clothiug, dry goods, ?cc. R. M. MABSHALL * BROTHES will sell at half past 10 o'clock, at their office, horses, mules and furniture. A HINT FOB DULL TTME3.-Take advantage of tbe great reduction in price?, and prepare for the apir laohing busiuess season by hav? ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously and cheap'y done at THE NEWS Job Office, No. 149 East Bay. _ CONCERT IN SUMMEBVTLLE.-On Thursday evening next a concert and reading entertain? ment will be ir.ven at the Village Hall, in Sum? merville, f >r tho benefit of the Village Ohuroh fund. Eminent musical talent has been en? gaged, and the affair will, doubtless, be very ?enjoyable. \TUE MAILS.-There is some hitch in the mail arrangements, and we learn that the mails on tue South Carolina Railroad are stopped at Branchville and do not go beyond that place. Wc hope that Postmaster Trott will kindly at? tend to this matter. THE NovKL-MAKttK F., of whoso deeds as a thief, lover, eloper and marryer, an account was given in Monday's issue of THE NEWP, was brought before Justices Mackey, Plum mo tu, colored, and Moline, yesterday, upon a writ of habeas corpus, and was bailed in the sum of $100 to appear for examination before the State Court in November next. RAILROAD MEE TINO. -A meeting of railroad -presidents and superintendents on the inland line from Washington to New Orleans will bo held in Columbia, on the 15th instant, to con? sider an entire chantre and material redaction in the through schedule. The meeting was suggested by Colonel Wm. Johnston, of the Charlotte and South Carolina Road. CAUCUS.- A caucus was held in the Council 'Chamber yesterday morning, the object of which, we learn, was to get the Mickey faction to aid the Pillsbury faction in eleotiog J. H. -Je n k s city inspector, the Mackey ites promis? ing to do BO if their opponents would sigh a .document denouncing Mr. Clark, recently ap? pointed collector of this port, as a Democrat. SALES OF REAL. ESTATE IN COLUMBIA.--The propoi ty known aa the site of Januey's Hotel was sold on Monday by Jacob Levin, auction * -eer, in lots aa follows. Lot No. 1, on the alley, fronting Main-street, for $2000; No. 2. adjoin? ing, $1750; No. 8. $1600; No. 4, with building known as Janney'sHall. $8800; No. 5, adjoin? ing, $1625. Messrs. Peixotto & Son sold two hundred acrest ot saud-bill land, eighteen miles from Columbia, for $1075 cash. THE CASE OF orrs HIGH CONSTABLE TN AU? GUSTA. -The Ausrusta Constitutionalist of yes? terday says : "John B. Hubbard, State Consta? ble of Routh Carolina, waa before Justices Ells -and Veidery yesterday, in two ames, for pre? liminary examination, on charges of false im? prisonment, filed by Messrs. Flint and Sharp* ton, of Hamburg, South Carolina. The prose? cution was represented by J. C. C. Black, Esq., and the defence by J. P. Carr, Esq. The de? fendant was bound over in $500 in eaoh oaae for his appearance at the January term of the Superior Court." HOTEL ABBTVALS JOLT G-ravi lion Hotel_ E. M. Speight. Sooth Carolina; J. W. H. Ham? mett, T. M. Appleby. Reeves' Station, S C.; C. W. Smith, H. L. SturgeB, B. H. Hoyt, City ; C. K. Smith, Georgia; Samuel D. Smoke, Florida; M. C. Hall, South C.irohua; J. G. Bostich, steamer Swan; M. S. Ut soy, George's Station, S. C.; J. M. Perry. North Caroona; J. R. Bryan, W. Silters. Silters* Dooot, S C. Charleston Hotel.-VI. F. Lammou, New Or? leans ; John Caldwell. Columbia, S. C.; R. Bnohett, Hartford; Mrs. Gowan, Columbia; D. Oallahan, Savannah; John B. Donahue, Ire* land ; J. C. Gillett, August? ; N. J. Oro? well, .Sumter, 8. C.; W. H. Webb, Georgetown; Jobn ?0. Dutch, Savannah, Geo. THT ROW AT MOUNT PLEASANT.-Cate Mon .day night and early yesterday morning there were numerous reports about a row having ooeurred at Mount Pleasant Monday after? noon - most of the reports being that two little coys had fought in the sand till only little bits of thoir flesh were left, on which the sand fiddlers held high carnival, and two men were mor? tally and any number slightly wounded. Among those reported to be mortally wounded -was Mr. P. Smith, proprietor of the Mount Pleasant House. An investigation into the affair revealed that two boys bad fought until their jackets dropped to nieces; and a row oc? curred, daring which Mr. Smith received a stab in the neck, which did not in the least in? terfere with bis dattes. M?XCTION OF MUNICIPAL, OFFlCMMtB. MKKIINU OF CO?NCIIi LA.ST NIGHT. The Ptllahury CAUCUS Ticket-Populari? ty or O. T. Corbin, who ls ?. looted City Attorney, and lt eccl ve? Ono Vote for I every other ?J mee-Facetious Ito marlu of Alderman T. J?. ?Mackey, whioh Fall to Secure lils Election ?.Flour Inspector-Idst of ?jffleers. THE COUNCIL. OHAUBBB. -Last night-tho time appointed io till the city offices deolared vacant by an ordiuaocaof Council in May last-mund every member of the body in his soar. The aspirants crowded into the Council Chamber, thro ged tho door? way, sat on tho wiudow sills, with legs dang? ling outside, in each others laps, hung by their ohins, arma and legs on the b nisters ot the stairway loading up to the room in which sat the body soon to decide whether they should be exalted up to tho seventh heaven by success or plunged into the * slough of despair" fcv defeat, and crowded on the street CKU r, all anxiously awaiting the decision. (nsido of the Chamber there waa perteot order, each member, especially tho colored ones, being ap? parently profoundly i mp ress td with the importance of tho occasion, and determined to voto according to the dictates of bia con? science, or as Mayor Pillsbury or Aldermen Mackey had dictated. Tho spoctators, most of whom were aspirants, Uko the Aldermen, held I little conversation, but listened breathlessly I and restlessly to whatever was uttered, aud furtively glanced at the door of the Mayor's I office, through which the incumbents of tbe I o'ty offloea were constantly passing and repas I sing. ' CALLED TO OBDEB. I Thus the minutes dragged slowly by until a I quarter to nine o'clock, when the Mayor came ! in, took the chair, anet ordered the Clerk tc call the roll. This was done, and Aldermen E W. M. Mackey, Barrow, T. J. Mackey, Voigt Collins,Cunningbam,Geddings, Potter, Qreene I white; and Bampton, Thorn, L. F. Wall, Mo Kinlay, E. P. Wall, Small, Holloway, Brown Howard, colored, promptly answered. ! Mayor. Thia meeting was called for th? I purpose of filling the offices declared vacan I by an ordinance, in May last. I Alderman Cunningham. I move that wt I proceed with the election of city officers, an? j oommenoe with the office of City Attorney, j The motion was put and unanimously oar ried. Alderman Potter. I nominate the Hon. B T. Corbin. I Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I nominat I Colonel B. W. Seymour. Mayor. I hive received from Mr. B. S. Tha I rin an application for the office. j TUB PILLSBUHT CAUCUS TICKET. At this point the Pillsbury)tos were each ot served to flourish freely a neatly printed tickel which, upon investigation was ascertained t I be the ticket determined upon by the Pillsbnr I faction, at a oaucus held in the morning. It i as follows : For Clerk of Couooil, W. B. Mitchell, coloi ed; for Clerk Citv Court, r. D. Small, colored for City Treasurer, Stephen Thomas: tor As seasor, P. J. Coogan; for Assistant Assessoi I Dr. M. Qt. Camplin, colored; for Harbormas I ter, G. B. Stoddard, present incumbent; fo I City Registrar, Dr. B. Lobby, Sr., presen I health officer; for City Inspector. Joseph E Jenks; for Physician to Orphan House. Dr. Vi H. Huger; tor Inspector of Flour, M. Can field; Gau uers of Liquor, Clare noe Levy, A I Jarvis; City Coroner, Joseph P. Howard coloi I ed; Keeper Tidal Drains, Alexander William J Inspectors Naval Stores, T. W. Stanland, V I E. Bevin; Superintendent Public Cemetery, ? I D. Browne; City Physicians. Dr. T. Gr*ng Simons, Dr. B. F. Shier. Dr. E. F. Kellara, Di I J. Somers Buist; Inspectors of Lumber, 8. E I Bennett. J. G. Rentiers, C. M. Besselieu, 0. E Jenkins ; William Burke, colored; Willi ai Field, colored; Port Wardens, Wm Bird, Tin j othy Johnson, Geo. O'Neill, Jas. W. Andersoi colored; J. 0. Holloway, colored; for Cit Sheriff, Geo. Addison. Alderman Geddings. I hops, Mr. Mayor, thi you will, before proceeding with the olectioi I announce the candids tes for the office. I Mayor. I intend to do so. j Alderman Geddings. I'd like, also, to hai j the names of the applicants read. Alderman Voigt. I do not see the necessil I of reading them. Alderman Geddings. I do not see how ye are to get around it. Mayor. Some of the applications are tv ! pages and some one page long. Alderman Geddings. We cannot get aid I without doing that. He thea proceeded I read an ordinanoe, adopted on the 13th of C j tober, 1806, which provides that the applioan j for each office within the gift of Council ahi j state in his letter of application his surety sureties, and if he did not furnish the bot two weeks after the election, he should fori? I the office. Said the Alderman, the offloe City Attorney requires a five thousand doll j bond with two or mora sureties, and we abor I know something about them before prooeedii I to an eleotion. Alderman Collins (excitedly.) M. H. Colli I and P. J. Coogan are his sureties, and are good as can be gotten The Mayor then read a section of au or I nance in support of a position that he took opposition to that taken by Alderman G< dings, which E. P. Wall, colored, did not ht and requested its re reading, which was grai I ed, and all the Councilmen referred to it. McKinlay, colored. I consider the ordinal read by Alderman Gedding) as a mere form ity-the eon-observance of it having been 1 I rule and the observance of it tho exception, j Alderman Cunningham. I move we go ii I an election. Small, colored. I concur in your prop< I tion. Alderman Geddings. Mr. Mayor, I hope j fore yon proceed, you will state upon wi I grounds you go outside of the ordinanoe. I Alderman Cunningham. Ou the same grot I that other Mayors went outside of it. Alderman Geddings. An illegal action in post does not warrant an illegal action now. I Aldermtn Cunningham, (excitedly.) ? ry matter will be found illegal if you don't w I to go into an eleotion. ' Alderman T. J. Mackey, (very deliberate I trust that tbere will be perieui harmon) thia interesting occasion. [Laughter.] Mayor. I euno.ude that I will follow in footsteps of my illustrious predecessors .anil will now prooeed with the election. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I would be m obliged to the Major if he will state whon means when he refers to his illustrious pr cessors. [Laughter.! Mayor. IC has been customary with tl who have preceded me to act as I propos do, and ws will proceed with the eleotion. . Mayor. We will prooeed to ballot for om ATTOB?otr. The Messenger then passed ronnd hts 1 receiving the ballots, whioh he handed to Mayor, who called tuen out,, abe Clerk k< lng the tally. The result was announced follows: D. T. Corbin, 12; R. W. Seymour, was run without his knowledge 6; Thann, The Mayor deolared D. T. Corbin as ele* to the office of City Attorney. Alderman T. J. Mackey. As Thad tho ht of first nominating tbe lion. D. T. Corbin this position. I take pleasure in stating tha will accept this offloe and any other in tbe of Council. . ?D. T. Coibin ia now City Attorney, Un States District Attorney, Stato Senator, Pr dent pro tem. of toe Hecate, and Codifier of the Laws.] CLERK OT COUNCIL. Mayor. We will now ballot for Clerk of Council. Et. E. Stanley, John K. Little, W. it. Mitohell, colored, and B. H. Manning [A. voice -Ho is gone-laughter,] are candidates. The balloting resulted as follows : Milcboll, 17; Major Willoughby, 1; Stanley, 0; Little, 0; Ma ninr, 0; D. T. Corbin, 1. [Laughter and dapping ot bands ensued when the vote for Corbin was announced.] ' Mitohell w is declared elected. [Mitchell is quite a respectable colored man. He was derk of the Constitutional Conven? tion.] CLERK OF CITY OOUBT. Thc Mayor announced that T. D. Small, colored, and J. H. F. Polbemus, were candi? dates for thia office. The balloting resulted as follows: Small, IS; D. T. Corbin, 3; three mem? bers not veting. 8.nail was declared elected. [Small is a son of Alderman Bunill.] CITY TREASURER. Tbe Mayor announced Stephen Thomas as a candidate for this office, stating that there were no otber applications. Alderman E W. M. Mackey. I nominate General J. B. Dennis. The balloting resulted as follows: Thomas, 13; Dennis. G. Thomas was declared elected. . [Mr. Thomas is the present incombent, and has tilled his qffice with credit to himself and satisfaction to^he public. His election will give genera! satisfaction.] ABBHSBOB. The Mayor announced P. J. Coogan, H. C. Molloy, Thomas A. Baynard and W. M. HugheB, as candidates. Thorno, colored. I nominate Mr. E. P. Wall. The balloting resulted as follows: Coogan 12; Wall 7; Morley 0; Baynard 0; Hoghes 0. Coogan was declared elected. ASSISTAMT A88E880R. Tbe Mayor read a long extraot from the meeting of Council of December, 1867, showing that W. N. Hughes had once been elected as? sistant as. essor. Alderman Voigt interrupted the reading with the remark: I do not see the necessity of read? ing it, and I move we proceed with the elec? tion. Chas. P. Frazer, Dr. M. G. Camplin, color ed, and Thoa. Callaghan were named as can? didates. The balloting resulted as follows: Camplin, 17; D. T. Co-bin, 1; Frazer, 0; Callaghan, 0 One member not voting. Camplin was declared cloted. Alderman T. J. Mackey. This form of vo? ting and writing names involves .% great lost of time. There is a printed ticket here, I see, and 1 move we have them circulated. Thii way of twelve voting one way and six anothei is not at all reputable to the Council. Holloway, colored. I move that Mr. Macke; be handed one of the tickets. The motion was seconded by Alderman Col? lins, bat no tioket was handed to Mr. Mackey. H ABB JEM48IEB. G. B. Stoddard and W. J. Billentine wer announced as candidates. Alderman Greene. I nominate Mr. G. I Stoddard. The balloting resulted as follows : G. I Stoddard, 14; Ballentino, 1; D. T. Corbin, 8 one member not voting. Mi. G. B. Stoddard was declared elected. [Mr. Stoddard is the present incumbent.] CITY REGISTRAR. Dr. B. Lobby, Sr., and Dr. G. N. King wei announced as candidates. The balloting resulted as follows : Dr. Lobb: 18; D. T. Corbin, 1; King, 0. Dr. Lebby was declared elected. [Dr. Lebby is the Health Officer of the city CITY INSPECTOR. W. M. Rawlings, James P. Howard, coloiec (son of Alderman Howard,) were announced t candidates. Alderman T. J. Mackey. Will your Hont please read the names of all of the applicants Mayor. Those are all. ?' Alderman T. J. Mackey. Mo others, sure ? Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I nominate O. Miller. Alderman Greene. I nominate Joseph ] Jenks. The balloting resulted as follows : Jenks, 1 Miller, 5; J. C. Lacoste, 1; E. Pillsbury, 1. Joseph H. Jenks was declared elected. [J. H. Jenks is a stspson of the Mayor.] PHYSICIAN TO THE ORPHAN HOUSE. Dr. W. H. Huger was announced as a cane date. The balloting resulted as follows : Dr. Hug' I?; D. T. Corbin, 2. ' Dr. Hager was deolared elected. j INSPECTOR OF FLOUR. ! J. C. Molndoo, Wm. Leggerton, J. A. Ne como, M. Caulfield, E. O. Thann, Wm. Chet and J. C. Chadwick were announced as cam dates. Alderman Geddings. I nominate C. N. At rill. Alderman L. F. Wall. I nominate Alderm T. J. Mackey. The balloting resultad as follows: M. Ca field, 9; T. J. Ma >key, 7; Leggerton, 1; Thar 1; Averill, 1; Mcludoo, 0; Newoome, 0; Obi wick, 0; Cherry, 0. Mayor. There is no choice; you will propi your ballots for another trial. Winch was done with the following rest Caulfield, 12; Mackey, 7. The Clerk announced that twenty votes I been polled. A count ensued, aud it waa as? tai nod that only nineteen had been polled. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I understand tl twenty votes were polled; that of course vitit that ballot; shall we not proceed to anotl ballot? He was informed by the Mayor that the nouEcement made by the Clerk was inoorr and Mr. Caulfield was deolared elected. GAUOERS or UQUOB. For this office there were the following < didates: G. W. Bird, J. O. Myer and Clare Levy. Aldeiman Cunningham nominated A. ?Tai A memorial from the naval store dealei favor of Mr. 0. F. Levy was read. The vote being taken, resulted as Jolie C. F. Levy, 7; Clarence Levy, 17; L. T. Pol 1; A. Jarvis. 12; M. H. Collins. 1. Ciar* Levy and A. Jarvis, a Northern man, wen dared elected. When the vote in his favor was called, Al man Collins said he hoped soon to ba /c chance of gauging some liquor at tbe casi house, under a new-he would not say whi CUTI CORONER, For this office th sro were the following plfeante: T. B. Trout, James M. Morrison H. Mishaw, colored, and Joseph P. Hos colored. Ibo name of Mr. Trout was v drawn by Aldeiman Collins. The balloi suited: J. P. Howard. 12; W. H. Mishaw, fi H. Colline, 1; L. T. Potter, 1. This bein votes in all, or one more than the proper n ber (19.) the ballot was again taken, and suited: J. P. Howard, 18; W. H. Mishaw, ( [Tbe set of the Legislature adopted in ] giving the City Council authority to eic coroner for the parishes of St. Philip's am Michael s, was repealed by an act ado March 6.1889.) J. P. Howard, colored, tbe son of* "Al mao" Howard was declare d olooted. KEEPER Or THE TDD Ali DRAINS. . The candidates were Isaac Weston, Job Beds, E. Wilkinson. E. C. Tooker, J. H. F. , hemos, J. Haley, Sam Dickerson, R. Bor A. Boyle, Bain Marion, Thomas Simons, Sam Do vor eaux. James Do no ?rh uo, and J. P. Jordon. The following was the result of the ballot: Alexander Williams, colored, ll; 8am Dicker? son, colored, 7; Joe Oreen, 1. And Alexander Williams was deolarod duly elected. INSPECTORS OF NAY Ali STORKS. The candidatos were T. W. S Unland, A. Robertson and W. E. Bovin. . Tho ballot resulted as follows: T. W. Stan land, 15; W. E. Bevin, 14; A, Robertson, 2; D. T. Corbin, 1. Messrs. Stauland and Bevin were declared elected. SUPERINTENDENT PUB LIO CEMETERY. The candidates were J. D. Browne (the present incumbent,) D. Buhre and J. W. Griffin. A ballot being taken, J. D. Browne was de? clared elected, ono vote being cast for Tt J. Mackey and D. T. Corbin. CITY PHYSICIANS. There are four City Physicians, and tho candidates were: Dr. T. Grange Simons, Dr. B F. Shier, Dr. E. H. Kellers, Dr. J. Som? ers Buist, Dr. S. S. Lookwood, R. Lobby, Jr., Thomas S. Grirnke, aad J. W. Angel. Alderman E. W. M. Mackey nominated Dr. B. A. Bosemon, colored, and L. F. Wall nomi? nated Dr. Reen tsj erna. The ballot resulted as follows: Simons, 13; Shier 12; Kellers, 12; Buist, 17; Grirnke, 1; Bosemon, 6; Lockwood, 1; H. Lobby, Jr.,1; Reentsjetoa, 5; D. T. C irbin, 1; Alderman Ged? dings, 1; L. T. Porter, 1; G. I. Cunningham, 1; R. Holloway, 1. Messrs. Simons, Shier, Kellers and Buist were declared elected. INSPECTORS OF LUMBER. There are six Inspectors of Lumber, and thor? were the following candidates : S. P. Bennett, J. G. Rentiers, C. M. Besseheu, C. S. Jenkins, Wm. Burke, colored G. Howard, col? ored, A. G. Mackey, J. C. Saltus, R. W, Perry, J. H. Brawleigh, E. A. Chunpley, J. C. Guy? ton and Allen Thompson. The ballot resulted in the election of Bennett, Rentiers, Besse lieu, Jenkins, Burke and Field. One vote was cast for "Boston Pillsbury." There was a curious display of caucus disci? plino in this election. Only five inspectors were elected on the first ballot, and a second was ordered to fill the vaoancy. Wire pulling at once began. Alderman E. W. M. Mackey went to Small, a ooloied Alderman, and per? suaded bim to take a new ballot. Holloway, another colored Alderman, saw this manouvre and called out to Alderman Collins, "Look out after him." Collins saw what was going on, took the Mackey tioket from Small, and gave him the regular canoua ticket. Small smiled. He didn't care who he voted for. POBTW ABDENS. The candidates for Portwardens, of whom there are five, were Wm. Bird, Timothy John? son, Geo. O'Neill, James W. Anderson, J. C. Holloway, odored, (sonof the "Alderman,") Charles Ka nap aux, J. D. Mushiogton, J. B. Plummeau, B. Forrest, J. B. Maxwell, T. W. Geraghty, and N. Fields. The following were cleo te 3 : Bird, Johnson, O'Neill, Anderson, colored, and Holloway, colored. The Hon. D. T. Corbin received one vote. CITY SHERIFF. For this office there were the following can? didates : George Addison, D. T. Corbin, and L. Bunch. Before the vote was taken, Alder? man T. J. Mackey arose, and, with ineffable coolness, said: Mr. Mayor, I am not pledged to vote for any one, and if there is any Alderman who has a son that he wants voted for, I will do it with pleasure. Only three sons of Aldermen have been so far elected. [Laughter.] Holloway, colored. We will take the gentle? man at hts word on so ne future occasion. Alderman Mackey. I will vote with pleasure for the son of any Alderman. Tho result of the balloting was: Addison, 12; Bunch, 1; Corbin, 2; Alderman Small, 2; Alder? man Brown's son, 1. Mr. Addison was declar? ed elected. Alderman Voigt moved that Council adjourn to Friday, at 8 P. M. Alderman T. J. Mackey moved that the Clerk be instructed to fur ais h Council with a list of the Bona and adopted sons of Aldermen who have been sleeted to-night. [Great laughter. Connell then adjourned. ussr or OFFICERS. The following is a list or the officers elected last night. As will be observed, tho Pillsbury caucus tioket was elected throughout: City Attorney-D. T. Corbin. Clerk or Council-W. R. Mitchell, colored. Clerk of City Court- T. D Small, colored. City Treasurer-Stephen Thomas. Assessor-P.J. Coogan. Assistant Assessor-Dr. M. G. Camplin, col? ed. Harbormaster-G. B. Stoddard. City Registrar-D R. Lobby, Sr. Caty Inspector-Joseph H. Jentts. Physician to Orphan House-Dr. W. H. Ha? ger. Inspector of Flour-M. Caulfield. Gangers ot Liquors-Clarence Levy and A. Jarvis. City Coroner-Joseph P. Howard, oolored. Keeper Tidal Drains-Alexander Williams, colored. Inspectors of Naval Stores-T. W. Stanland, W. E. Bevin. Superintendent Pnblio Cemetery-J. D. Browne. City Physicians-Dr. T. Grange Simons, Dr. B. F. Shier, Dr. E. F. Kellers, Dr. J. Somers Buist. Inspectora of Luu.ber-9. P. Bennett, J. G. Rentiers, O. M. Besselieu, C. d. Jenkins, William Burke, colored, William Field, ool rortwardens-William Bird, Timothy John? son, George O'Neill, James W. Anderson, ool? ored, J. O. Holloway, oolored, City Sheriff-George Addison. BILL or MOBTAUTT. -Return of deaths with? in the City of Charleston for the week ending July 8.186? : OV DE VT H. Asthma.... Cholera Infantum .... Congestion" Of the Urala. Coosumotton. Convulsions. Cyanosis. Diarrheal. Diowntag. Dysentery. Hydrocephalus. Intemperance. Marasmus.* Measles. Hcrotmla. Syphilis, I..fannie.. Taoes, Mesenteries.... Teething. Tetanus. Ti Ismus, Masosntaam... Visitation ot God. Want of Vitality. Totals. BLACKS OB CO LOBED. .I 8 8| 5|10 BE0AP1TULATION. Whites.9 Blacks and Colored. .19 Total. .98 jiftl.-lJnder ons year of age, 14; bet A-ee? one an* five years ol age, 4; betweeo five and ten years of age, 9; between ten amt twenty years of age. 8; be? tween twenty*and thirty years of ?ge, 0; between thirtv and forty years of age. 9; betweeo forty and fifty years af age. 0: between fifty and sixty ye ira of age. 1 ; between sixty and seventy years of age. 1 ; between .? evenly and nigh tv years of age. 1; between eighty and ninety years of age, 0 ; between ninety sud oise hundred years ot age, 0; ovar on? hundred 7 ars or aga, o. GEO. 8. PEI***, M. D" city BegUfarar. Office Of City Registrar, Joly 6, 1899. I O. O. P.- SOHILLBB Lo OOH No. 30-At ft retratar meeting of this Lodge, hold on the fourth of July, 1869, the followiug offloers wore installed, to servo for the current term : Broth? ers J. H. Albera, N. G.; (J. J. Schlepegrell, V. G.; D. Nord moy or, Bacordiog Huoro'.&ry ; H. W. Tiencken, Treasurer; Cr. H. Zeigler, W.; F. Wriedt, O. a.; Lom? Klein, C.; Oh. Zerpell, B. 8. to N. G.; J. Heissenbuttle, L. S. to N. G.; J. Pnokhaber, B. 8 toV. G.; H. Dosohor, L. S. to V. G.; John Winter. B. 8. 8.; H. Bosobrook. L. S. S.; August 8eeborger, I. G. Mo BK LlOHT.-The City Council will do well to consider whether a little more light will not go tar to put an end to tbe housebreakings which cow cause so much trouble. About one half of the street lamps are, we believe, never used, and an arrangement could doubtless he made to have these regularly lighted at an ex? pense which would be small ino caparison with the additional comtort and security given to our oitizons. While the tamps are lit burglars do not care to prowl about, the streets become in evory way more safe, and the pol co have a better opportunity of doing their duty. If Council will give us more gas lamps, we shall have less robbery, and leas noise and confusion in our streets at night. STATE Cou BT-HOM. B. B. CABPENTEB. JUDOE, PRESIDING - Jivil business of no geueral in? terest ocoupied the session of this court yes? terday. The followiug janea were em panol h d: Jury No. 1 -A. H. Hayden, Foreman; Fred? erick Fanning, E. F. Benedikt, B. Bollmann, T. S.Browning. Wm. Doran, C*.* W. Gravea, whites; George Gardener, A. Bryait, J. M. Adams, A. A. Aspiuall, Thomas Brown, col? ored; seven whites and five colored. Jury No. 2.-John F. O'Neill, Foreman; A. Meitzler, J. B. Meroo, Wm. F. O'Nei I Ephraim C. Seabrook, B. M. Marshall, F. von Hanter, whites; Wesley Owens, George P. Hite, Samuel I Steele, W. J. Boost, James Simmons, colored; I seven whites and five colored. j Supernumeraries.-F. E. Schroeder, E. West, I whites; Henry White, oolored; two whites and j one oolored. I THE UNITED STATES COUBT, JULY 6-HON. I GEOBOE S. BUT AN, JUDGE, PRESIDING.-The I following cases were disposed of ta day : In the District Court, a number of motions I and reports in bankruptcy were granted. I In the Cit cutt Court, in the case of the Uni I ted States vs. George L. Kaecb, postmaster at I Aiken, suit being brought against him foi I United States money appropriated by him, the J jury returned a verdict against him for $290. I A verdict to the samo amount was also given I against his sureties, Wm. Gregg and Nathaniel I O. Til ton. I In the District Court the juries wore'organ I ized as follows : Grand Jury.-John H. Honour, Foreman; B. H. Lutjin, J. H. Hines, M. Sweegan, H. B, I Luba, J. M. Greer, J. B. Bussell, O. Bourke, J, J. Small, John Kenny, W. B. McMillan, A. K Taft, Wm. Casey. M. Storen, E. W. Gudworth E. Collins, A. W. Eokel. j Jury No. 1.-Jas. B. Betts, Foreman; B. A I Pringle, C. Mehr tens. Job Dawson, P. P.Locke J. M. Holloway, L. D. Turner, T. D. Eason, T H. Dewees, A. W. Block, E. W. Marshall, P I Brady. j Jury No. 2.-W. C. Bee, Foreman; E. Bor nemann, S. 8. Howell, Jas. Silcox, Jos. Dereef G. W. W. Wetzel, H. Bornemann, M. Forelock, A. Raoul, I. B. K. Bonnett, F. Weston, S. Jan I covich. I The following petitions for final discharge I were relerred to W. J. dawson, Registrar, foi I flo al hearing, viz: Ex parte W. J. Gantt, ll. I M. Palmer and Warren Bjyd. Final discharges were also granted, undei I the soal of the oourt, to the following persons I viz: David C. Gist and S. W. Wingo. I At a late hour the Grand Jury made the to* I lowing returns: I The United Statea rs. Wm. GranL-Butcher I lng without payiug special tax. True bill, j The United States vs. L. Klein-Butoberinj without paying special tax. True bill. I The United States vs. Geo. Godfrey-Butch I enng without paying the special tax. Trm bill. I The United States vs. A. B. Addison and C I R. Addison-Dealing Ht tobacco without hav I big paid special tax. True bill. I The United States vs. T. S. Lafitte-Dealinj I in tobacco without having paid speoial tax True bill. I The United States va. John H. Lafitte I Dealing in tobacco without having paid specia tax. No bill. I The United States ya. F. W. Maoushee-Dis I tiilation contrary to law. No bill, j The bond of the defendant was, however I continued on file until the next term. I In tho case of A. T. Stewart, et al, vs. Lev; ] Drucker, the court refused to discharge th j bankrupt. _ I CBUKBS.- Alderman T. J. Mackey states tba I he was not in the carriage with the Ma ve; I when it broke down; that he knew how weak i I concern anything the Mayor was in would be I and had the prudence to keep out. I Of the large number of offenders before thc I Mayor yesterday for drunkenness, all but' tw< were discharged. 's' , . I The three negroes who were arrested foi I beating ind severely injuring the soldier Mon I day, were arraigned before the Mayor yester I day and discharged. Mr. Button, of Waterford, N. Y., who bull I the steam engine of the Eagle Fire Company j bas recently built another for the Goodwil I Company of Harrisburg, Pa., whtoh threv J solid water, through a 1} inch nossle, 826 feet [ and through a 1| inoh nossle 303 feet. In bott I instances the spray from the stream went a I least 80 feet beyond these distances. I lt is asserted by the friends ot Dr. A. G I Mackey that be will not, nnder any cironm stanoes, serve again as collector-that all o the efforts be ts now Basking are only intended to displace Mr. .Clark. . It was hinted on the a treat s yesterday tba some of the Badisa'.s ot this oliy contemplate forming a third party, to be composed entirely of New Englanders-those who cut their teett on the Plymouth Rjck- and that they hone, bj skilful engineering, to eleot 0. C. Bowen Gov ernor and D. H. Chamberlain Lieutenant Gov emor. Sam Diokerson states that the "cause of hie reading the Declaration of Independence in i bungling manner waa,becau80 he had j us t go tte t ont of a siok bed, and was very weak from the march through the streets." It ia asserted that the efforts of Dr. A. G. Mackey and his friends to have Mr. Clark, the collector of customs, displaced, have b ;eu se far sacoessful that the government1 hat had all mattera regarding his appointment suspended for the present, Axe Company, No. I,-colored, of Savannah, left for home yesterday afternoon, being es? corted to the wharf by members of the Comet Company. Mr. Lewis Johnson. United States Marshal, arrived from New York on tho steamship Champion yesterday, and will enter upon the discharge of the duties of his offloe to-Jay. A Washington telegram to the Baltimore Sun saya: "Dr. A. O. Mackey has not aban? donen all hope of the col loo torahi p at Charles? ton. He had another*- intervjew with the Pre? aident on tbs s abject on Saturday, aud came armed this time with a letter from the Gover? nor of ms State." The colored Masons did not participate in the oolored procession Monday. BuooKiNo OoTBAOE.-Laut week the negroes employed on the plantation of Mrs. Whitemarsh Seabrook on Wadmalaw Island, about twenty miles from tho city, took her son, seventeen years of age, out of tho house to the woods, aud gave him twenty-five lashes. The cause of this outrace is not known. JS USINES S NOTICES. SOLU LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES aro offer? ed for sale low by Chapeau ?c Hoffron ou Meet? ing-street, nozt to the Mills House. Cooran SOUP, boiled motton, and the usual variety of good things for lunch at Torck's, "Our Ho ii BO." this ?nor .lin jr. Stotts an? /arntsbing (?oo?s. FINK WHITE Hill HTS. -TUB t li.I.K BHA1ED ST?P. SHIRTS, ui all sizes, ready made or made to order, at SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-strePt. opposite tbe Market. FANCY NTH IP KD Pt?HCAi.K Sllln l>. of the best quality and in aborted patterns, at !?COTT\i . Centi?me n's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street opposite the Marget. "NUIA OAllZsl sintt rs. iv.um 3a TO . U inches, at H0O I T'S Gent emen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite tbe Market, LISL.K TU If bi AU ?HI HTS, WITH LONG and short Sleeves, in all sizes and grade;*, at Moon's Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite tho Markot. DMA WK US, IN LINEN \ \ O JlfiANN, in all s'zos, and warranted to flt, at hCol'T's Gentlemen's Puruinhing Store, Meeting-street, opposite tb- Market. GKNThKMKIt'S LIIVK? AvU PA? BK COLLARS-a specialty. The best stock in price, style, quality or quantity. The following styles constantly on hand1, viz: H roadway. Vander? bilt. Best, ?xVf . Snow Make, Roz, bbaaespeare, Dickens, Boston\?+t' ""tub At .TOOT*} Gsntlemen's Furnishing' t>tore, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. GRAY'S PATENT MOULDED ORIENT COLLAR; also the latest style Paper Collar, called the KEYSTONE, manufactured by the Key? stone Collar Company. At SCOTT'8 Gentlemen'* Furnlehins Store, Meetiug-Btroet, opposite the Market. LINKN ANO PAPHitt VDFFs, IN ALL styles and sises. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, oop site the Market HOSIERY-ENOUGH ANU GERMAN HALF HOSE, lu Cotton and Lisle Thread. At eco rvs Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. IS line of the latest styles of NE ARTIES, CRA? VATS. SCARPS and BO Wi-, Soring Stocks and Na? poleon Ties. At SCOT i'd Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. HANBKEUtTlIKFS, IN UmKM AND SILK, ready bemme<l tor Immediate use. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing store. Meeting-street opposite the Market. UMBBELtiAS. IN COTTON, SCOTCH Glngbam, Alpaca and Silk all sized and prices. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Finishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite thc Market. January 1 TBE "BADEN" PAPER COLLAH dc CUFFS ..QUAKER CITY" KINE SHIRTS. MEN'S PURNI SHI NO GOODS. THOS. H. BLACKWELL. No . 219 K I N flt - S TR EE 1 , ONE DOOB BELOW MARKET. .. r. r. D. " PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. June 10 TIES. SaaHFS. GLOVES, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. wfm Imo Jim ?rts. piIOTOORAPH COLORING. PERSONS WISHING TO HAYE PHOTOGRAPHS tinted with care and taste can have their orders promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book House. Written directions should in each case be given as to tho style of coloring pieferrod. f Apm aa 3mos* Wine?, Jtquow, (Etc. ?jyj-mJATAIN DBW WHISKEY. 26 BARBELS "MOUNTAIN DEW" WHISKEY. Just received and for sale by July 6 a HEM RY COBIA & CO. Q L D WHISKIES. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN? NOUNCE that tbev have been appointed by Messrs. H EN BY *. HANNIS Ar CO.. of Philadelphia, their sole Agente for the State of Mouth Carolina for me sale o?their celebrated ACME. X, XX. XXX. XXXX, N8CT AR CABINEt and other brands OLD BYE WHISKIS*. They also wish to announce that' they will be in constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES, direct from Distillery at Hannis ville, Berkeley County, West Virginia. Liberal contracts will ba male for large lots of new Whiskies in boud at Dlstlllerv Warehouse. OLAOIUHAT WITTE, No. 89 Fast Bay street, June 16 wfmSmos charleston, S. C. J A 91 BS A. Ml L L K B'S CHICKEN COOK WHISKEY. We are Agents of the above celebrated and well known brand of JAMES A. MILLER*4 OBI KKN CO K OLD Bu CR BON WKI-OY. wMcn is th G "-U? * E AR11 ILK, and offer it ?i tn>? trade, war? ranting lt to oive entire eatisiactlon lt is m tnutac rared, copper distilled, ot the hast g *aia and pure qualitie?-imptores br age. especially in the south? ern climate* A large stock constantly on hand, of d'ti''rent ?gc s and price?; cooperage of the mont superior. For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by COBB, DOLHoNDK it CO, .ole Aguata for the south. No. Natchez-street, New Orleans. Or . HENRY COBIA & CO.. Sub-Agents, Charleston 8. C. June 18 Imo i Lia? at CHISOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO TUB PURCHASE. SALI ANS SHIPMENT (to foreign ?nd Domestic Portsi of COTTON, BIO?. LDMBEB AND NAVAL STORKS. ATLANTIC WHARP, Charleston, S. 0. ?. WILLIS.A. B. CHIPOLM October tb_ QHARbKITON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDE* SEEDS ?Sc. ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE. GBO. E. Pl NO REE, Nc. 110 Msettng-atreet, Charlo*ton. Masch M ?ht? faction Saut.. Clothing, Boo's and Shoes. Fana/ (Hoods, ?;e. KNOX, HA?.Y Ac CO.. No. 150 Meetlng-itreet corner of Went? worth, Will nell ru IH DAY BR ab ve. at 10 o'oloek A. Ra* , Invo'cea CLOTHING, Bttots und t?ho< s Fancy Goods, kc , received per atcaun-bip >an;?iwHi. GondltionH caeh. Joly 7 Clothing, Dry Coods. #c FY MILKS ?> lt AK lr. TH18 MORN (KG, nt 10 o'ol ok, ?will aeU at ray sore, rornor ? f Kin? and Liberty atroetn, An invoice ot CLOTHING, received by eteamship Champion. coNBHTiNO or: White and Drown Lin? u. Mellon. Plaid and Cassf mere SACKS, Black ? lotti ? rock Coats, White and Hrown Linen, Joan, Ca?niuoer?> and M<ilton Panta ami Vesta. Printed Luwn. Hore,.,.. Mozambique, Towels Diaper, llandlierchlels. lioHiory, Umbrellas. Albums, bho9 Brushes, Cutlery, Fancy Boxee. Desks, ftc._j_y 7 Boots, Shoes, Balmorals. Gaiters, $c. BY N. A, HUNT, THISD^Y, ?he 7th Instant, at IO o'clock, in my Salesroom, No. 142 Moetng-streot, I will soil tor cash GU cases assorted all frc?b and spaso-iab'e, ROOTS AND->HOE-, Balmorals. oxlord Tie?, Gaiters, frc., to which I invite the attention ot buyers. July 7_ Auction of Horses, Huies and Furniture. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DAY, half-past 10 o'cloca. at No. 83 Broad street. Jul> 7 T Cien? puDUciuions. HE XIX CENTURY. JULY. I860. CONTENTS: I. "SHOULDER TO SHOULD BB." Beoiirlsectices ot Conledorate Camps and Fields, No, 2, b ' Personne " II. A LEAF FROM AN OLD LAWYER'S PORT? FOLIO. III. TALFS PROM 1 HE HITOPADESA OF VISHNU SARM'N. Sanscrit Wit and Wisdom. IV. DUELS AND DCtLLlNG. V. THE TaLMf D-TUE TAHGUM8. VI CHARMS OF THE CLA?SICi. VII. AGLAUS A Po. m to tho Memory of the late Henry Tic;rod. VIII. INTELLEC IU AL ..GROWTH IN THE SOU TB ERN STATES. IX. THE BLOCK AD'.C RUNNERS CF THH CONFEDERACY Crossing the Ocean in an Open Boat X. THE ELI IORI AL WORKSHOP. Success not based on Ari-Asses in Lion's Skins- \ Ben art able Era-John China? man and Cud j o Hard ?ena. XL DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE, ART ANO? DISCOVERY. Sundries-Hume and Foreign Improve? ments. XIL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. General Principles. XIII. PASSE-i En Payant AT BOOKS. PUB? LISHES1* AND AUTHORS. REVIEWS? NOTICES, ftc -NEW BOOKS. XTV. DISHES AND SPOONS. Thoughts and Things for Ladies only How to Do It-The Art of the Cuisine. XV. OLLA POD UIUA. Our Jumble of Sanse and Nomense-The Summer Solstire - Watering Places - Fourth of July - The Outlook from 1869-Epitaphs-Old Squire Gridley on Squinting Brains. XVI. THE PARABLK OF SOUIHERN POLI? TICK-ILLUSTRATED. XVII. SOOIY-GKAPBS. Scott's Tactics-Revised Edition-Printed in Colors. XVIIL PBTVaTE JUNO GRANT ON GUARD. XIX. ODDS AND ENDS FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. June 30 _ wfmS J^CSSKLL'S UOOI4 STORE. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &o. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems Of Art and song, with ninety-nine largo steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. morocco, $20. TENNYSON'S EM ED Ulastrated by Gustave Doro, ft lio, in an elegant binding, $10. TENNYSON'S LOOKS LY HALL, illustrated by Bonnes: 4 octavo, S3. OKAY'S ELEGY, with seventeen flnelv colored drav ings and a photographic reproduction cf tb original manuscript, Ato $6.95. WATWDK POSIES, original Poems of country lift edited by Robert Buchanan, with fbrty-seve illustrations. 4to. $10 THE BIBD, by Micholet, lllnstratsd by two hun dr? au? ten exquisite engravings bv GlaoomeUi, tc CHBIST IN BONO, or Hy ms of Immanuel, Beleotert from all agea by Philip Schate D. D., Ivo, clot) gilt extra, td. COWPEB'S TABLE TALK, and otber Poems, beaut' tully illustrated hy tbs moat emms at BngUab Artists, 1 volume, 4to, IS. BTOBY WITHOUT AN END, from the German of 0> rove, large 4 to. with fifteen beautiful pl tores, in imitation of water color*, $7 60. CHBIBTMAS CABOL, by charles Dickes*, with thirty illustrations, by Ey tinga, small 4 octavo, aa, 8OOTIA'S BARDS, the choicest productions of tho SootriBk Poets, beautlfullv ulna tra ted, 8vo, SA. MABMION, by Walter Scott, with fifteen photographia illustration-, SS. LATS or THB HOLY LAND, from ancient and modem writers, with sixty-three Illustrations, 8vo. SS. CHAMBERS' BOOK or DATE a mls?eBsnv of popular antiquities, two large volume?, royal 8vo, td. Tb? above sro all in elegant bindings. January lyr "J^LUJE RIDGE RAILROAD. THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS IS INVIT? ED to the work of completing tho Bin? Bidge Bail road in Kouth Carolina, from Anderson, South Oaro 11 na, to Knoxville. Tennessee, a distance of one hun? dred and fifty-two miles to build, Tbe Executive Committee of the Board of Direct? or? is prepared to enter iuto negoUatlona with ras* ponslbie persons, who may desire to undertake th? * work. Payments will be made in their first mortgage {li? ver cent bonds, principal and interest payable in cols, having twenty years to mn, secured by the guarantee of the Mato of South Carolina, for the punctual payment of both principal and interest The mortgage covers unencumbered property ol' th? Company, which cost three ai d a quarter millions of dollars ii gold, and embraces fifty miles of road oom plete a id in running order. Detal'ed Estimxtes, Plans, Profiles and Specifica? tions will be ready for inspection by JUNE 1. ISSBl Meanwhile, approximate qian hies and other Infor? mation concerning the work may be obtained by ap? plication to Colonel JAMEH P. 1 OW, the Chief En? gineer of the Co ups ny, orto the undersigned, at Columbia, South Carolina. R, K. SCOTT, Chairman of Executive Committee. N. B. The time for opening the bids for the con? struction of this Road rn fixed for tho 8th dsy of JULY next, a?, 13 M.. at Columbia, S. C. Bids will btv received by the Executive Commute* up to that date. ll Jone SS gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT ? OFFICE, I CHARLESTON, H. C., April 9, IMS'. I ON AND AFT Ell SUNDAY. APBIL lim ? TH? PASSENGER TRAINS of the Houtk Oarolu a Eau road will run ss follows : . ffOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.88 A. MU Arrive at Augusta. .4.48 P. M. Connecting with: traine for Mont ornery. Mssnpbls, Nashville and New Orleans, vis Montgomery and Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA? Leave Charleston.,....8.89 A. M. Arrive at Commuta.8.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manch aster B ?Ai? ro ad, sue Camden train FOB OB ABLESTON. Leave Augusta.8.00 A, Mk Arrive at Charleston.8.10 P. M. Leave Columbia.7 48 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.10 F. ML AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCXFTED. I Leave Charleston.T.88 P. Kt. Arrive at Augusta.8,18 A. MU Connecting with trains lor Memphis, sraskvttle and Hew Orleans, vis Grand Junction. l eave Augusta.,w.4.10 F. M. ArrWe at Charleston.....4.00 A. M* COLUMBIA-NIG HT KS PB BBS, (SUNDAYS EXCETTAD.} Leave Charleston.8.88 F. M. Arrive at Columbia...4.48 A. M. Connecting (Sundays excepted) wita GsssovUto ansi Columbia Railroad. I Leave Oolumb'*.880 F. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.00 A. M. SrMMERVILLB TRAIN. Leave Charleston"..8.80 F. M. Arrive at Summerville.8.10 P.M. Leave Summerville.7.18 A. MU Arr;ve at Charleston.840 A. H CAMDEN BR ANO H. Camdon and t'olumbt ? Pstseuuer Trains on MOST DA YB, WEDNESDAYS and SAITJBDAXS, connects with up and down Day Passengers it Ringville. Lsavs Camden.8.08 A. MU Arrive at Columbia.lLub A. M. Lsavs Columbia.......'....**"..8.*? P.M. Arrive at Camden.T.0B F. H. Signodl B. T. PEAKS,^ april io General Sopen at ands at.