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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1855.

her naval force. Such views are ofcourse ire
concilable and hence the necessity OF leaving
the decision to the arbitrament Of intallible
artillery
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THE Summer Fashion Of |

THE Summer Fashion Of Hats fos Gentle-
mems made OF The Rocky Mountain sve-y beaver
by ErfENsCHEID on Saturday last the 10Th
ting the uar TASTE this last the GROWING trumph It
will De the sSorite of the Price 81 Give him
call at llS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

70 run noise, the most perfect
presented TO public nooe They the very thread
without breaking H. and perform the heaviest work In
cloth leather without getting order One nachne
will do every DESCRIPTION work Clear profit Of using
Of these machines $CUV aNeAr NBA other sewing ma
chimes are liable TO suite for Infringement Of pstents
M. SINGER CO., 323 Broadway
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The Know NOthings OF Maine.

BANGOR May %, 1855.
The announcement last week that Samuel c. Gage had
been nominated for Governor by Kno~ Nothing State
Convention, hoax. No State Convention has yet
heen held
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Printed Musllns.-We Will Open this.
morning 10 printed muslins which will sell
from Is to "a Cd the usually sold from Be- to S. per
yard. II. LEADBEATER CO.,
3f7 Broadway corner Leon ard atreet.
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Undress Summer Hats at Genln,s.-

Onuress summer Haas AT Oenln'Ss-tnC
number of styles and fabrics With which Gsnn opens
the season Of 1895 unprecedented Among the
warm weather cnspeaux are more than twenty
of all shapes qualities and sizes; Leghorns at oil
prices Swiss straws sht and beautiful India and
canton straw cool and becoming and Paris sraws that
ventae the head and 1T the time There is
taste however stdous that may not be suited from
the large and varied assortment OF summer hats at
Droud wa ite PauI CHI
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Silks nc Great Sacrifce.-E. H. adbcater
CO., BAT Broadway will offer to-day, rich silk ct 4s
o. and bocade and plaid from S. So Superior black
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Whites Hats are now Ready-Whlte's
hats ready; WHITE the hatter's hate, now
ready at his mammoth store 3l Broadway, opposite Broad
W v theatre.
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Bareges, Bareges.-We Will Open this
morning very extensive Of bareges OF
the nevst desgnsthe richest gooos ever brought to this
marhet-and win sell them at Is Cd. to &c. Many
them cost to manufacture over 81 % per yard.
II. LEADBEATER CO.,
3a7 Broadway, Leonard street.
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Carpetlngs -PetersOn q Humphrey, $40
Broadway Of White street. have just received from
the late auction sales OF csrpetnE
&c., which they will the following low priccsRich
veivct carpet il to "a. rich tapestry e 70 Os
yard toh Brussels S. yard three ply U.s. vs. per
yaro; ngran lowell make. g. per yard And al other
equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

New French Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
HART 243 Broadway have Just received in store
try new patterns Of French paper hansng both dcsra
tive and plain, to which they invite attention.
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New Music, by Thomas Balker.-~Amerlca,'
Cavasins. 5ooi the Orphan" SbsasS 25o the Swing
title, Csc Sparkling Polka as editions Sc. Published
by HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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hon 81 the season will be given Wednesday evening Nav
90 Dancing will commence at o'clock. All persons at
tending the hop VIII nave gGou company and strict order
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THE MAIN QUEsTIoN.-What will the Know
Nothings of the North now do? That is the
question, and the main question. Will they,
since the loss of their first regular pitched bat
tie in the South, give it up aud strike hands
with the free solers and aboitionists in joint
will they, taking courage and counsel from de
feat, boldly separate themselves from their
anti-slavery affiliations, and manfully command
the support of the South in sound and healthy
reconstruction of their party and their princi-
pies? This will be the main question for the
National Council at Philadelphia on the fifth of
June.
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Notice 70 Carriers,

New York, Tuesday, My go, 1855.
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M Wilson, Wholesale Manufactures OF
shirts collars and stocks the newest styles well made aud
Of the beat quality CITY merchants In particular will Hnd
II to their advantage by purchasing at this
cerntr Of broadway and Iortandt street, Gsey building
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Fashionable PsrasOls,-James X. Spratt
would inform his friends and the pnbc tina. he has
opened convenient place 1T 33 Broadway the sale Of
all the styles Of paao where he Will be pleased 10
sell dozen or single one at low figure 3 Broadway
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A Superb Chance.-Knox Is still Mt No. las
1ulton street but in anticipation Of his speedy removal
the Of Broadway, he Is anxious to do bus
than and therefore that his
will exchange ut once their objectionable ana uncomfor
able winter hats for of his light, distngue and low
priced fabrics for The articles Of
found Mt his upper Broadway
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods mt GREEN'S
shirt store No. Astor Attention is invited the
Superior articles In the furnishing department stock
includes every description Of drawers ties
vate gloves, half hose umbrellas dressing
COLO shirt studs and sleeve buttons mounted and otherw
glasses &c. imported for the spring summer
trade The prices moderate and the assortment
edualled. = L
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Wedding Cartis--An Assortment OF Ever
della engraved at home notes, wedding cards
yeiones A. can be had on application by pos. TO
any psrt Of the country. Estas,hed in 1910. JAMES
EVEkDEIL, 3J2 Broadway, corner Duane street.
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Look sharp-Use Your Eyes-D0n't be De-
ceived-Compare ROOTS photographs with Of other
artists and then will be certain Of their great superb
ority. See them Ut 1853 Broadway.
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WATERS, 1888 BrosdwayThe largest assortment Of ceIe-
brated piauos and all kinds of music merchandise
United states The public that this house has,
opposition to the adopted the reduced prices
Waters at less prices than they be found else
New planes o rent.
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81 Photographs, and rs and 80 Cent Daguer-
reotypes Of the first artistic quality strike the
attencion OF the the right pot and they them
with relish OF satisfaction, 1T 2S9 Broadway.
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Linen Goats and Summer Cl0thing.-Puy-
ehaters Of ready made will do we'll give call
closing OFT stock of mems and boys clothing At
very low prices. BUUGHT0N KNAPP, l9Cortlandt st.
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hats are ready Waite, the hsttsrs hats, now
A Superb Chance.-Knox Is still Mt No. 12S
lulton street but in anticipation Of his speedy removal
pss than ever and he therefore trusts that his
viii exchange a. once their ana unco%f1rt
priced fabrics for wear The same sIcles of
Look sharp-Use Your Eyes-Don't be De-
artists and then y ss certain Of their great superb
81 Photographs, and rs and so Cent Daguer-
Of thu h ss strike hs
with a relish of satisfaction. At 2Ss Broadway.
Great Plano and music House or Horace
n al Kinds s II
United states The public aware that this house has,
pianos and muso iSsf PiHf
Waters AZ less prices than they be found
New dusic, by Thomas Baker-sAn,er,ca,' n
ins PShs us,rated with Beautiful ceored vIgnetie
y HORACE &Aihss ss brosd% 1,'n &c.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods mt GREEN'S
shirt store No. Aston is invited
ss a Ssn
rs s nS
Spe5s &C. %porses for the ,prns and summer
squalled.
Bareges, Bareges.-Ws VIII Open this
morning very extensive stock barssss and
will sell Them s1s' Many '
them cost to manufacture over q gsT yard On
a7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
Printed Muslins.-Wc win Open this.
morning 10 rich printed musns, which will sell
ssa H. 70 e
3G Broadway. corner Leonard street.
silks at n Great sacrince.-E. II. Lesdbe
4 81 BTSses and T ss from sds s rich I
cheap
opened place At 33 Broadway for the sale OF
sell dozen .iasls low SsSr. as BSosswsy
Linen Coats and Summer CIothing.-Puy-
shaters Of ready made Will DO we'll give call
M. Wilson, Wholesale Manufactures OF |
Si,he ss.s qssl, CITY MERCHANTS Pstsu.r wiii saa
es c:s
Carpstings Petersen q Hamphrsy. arc
Brdwsy Of White street, have just received from
sas .s sasTs ls' %
per yard ich Brussels s., per yard three q sG vs.
sosS; ssnay low n'h o. ''' '''' n' '
New French Paper HaugiDgs.-soionon q
HART 2s Broadway Just received in store some
tive and ns plain e which shsy invite .tsnoa
Wedding Cartis.-An Assortment OF Ever
de elegantly engraved at home notes, wedding cards
,sops &C sSa be su nss on % @ J%sE
EVEkDETL, 800 broadway, corner Duane street.
Oceanic House, Coney Island. The second
hon 81 the season will be given Wednesday evening Nav
go Dancing will commence 81 o'clock. All persons az
They ca the evening enjoy beautiful rd
Singers Sewing Machines Improved 30 AN
70 without noise are the most perfect contyance
public potoe They very finest thread
without breaking H. and perform the heaviest work in
cloth leather without getting out Of order nachne
will do DESCRIPTION OF work Clear OF usine one
Of these acfinee I'll COO NB-Al other sewing ma
chimes are liable TO suite for infrngemen: Of patents
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street-ANernoon-
Mons. JACouFs-Cor CALL DELIcATE
GROUND. Evtnipg-DAsoN PYTHIAs-PooR GEN
TLkMAN-LApy AND GENTLEMAN.
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luihSy shcy rCeh.
Two remarks in the conference, relating to
Austria are of interest," In the course of the
discussion on the proposal of the Western Pow
ers-
Prince Gortscbakof inquired Of the Minister for For
eien Affairs OF Austria, II the limitation of the Russian
forces in the Black Sea, which Count Buol had admitted
TO be exception to eenera principle 2nzed by
himself, in his opinion to accomplished oy
spontaneously.
IN answering this question, Count Buol declares that
Ausua Tor the present. supports the project under dis
cusslon by recommending it to the adoption OF Russia
but that other respects he reserve for the EN-
p,ror his master full liberty as to the choice of
by which he may consider It expedent eventually give
bis support to his proposition
M de Titoff, likewise, the other Russian
plenjpotentisry, took occasion to observe that
Russia was not the adversary of Austria
and that wide distinction must be drawn be-
tween belligerent Power like France or EGG
lard, and an ally that has not gone to war, like
Austria. These straws serve to confirm the i'm
preston that has all along been received here
-name]y-that Austria does not intend to be-
come the adversary of Russia"-.hat her oc-
cupation Of the Principalities did not seem an
act Of hostility to Russia--apd that she will not
under any circumstances join the Allies in the
field. Her acquieserce in the terms offered by
the Allies is easily understood: as Russia's
neighbor she is even more interested than they
in diminishing her power If it can be done with
out making an enemy of her.
In fine, the conference, Ike most similar as
semblages, was humbug. Nobody said what
be meant, or meant all he said. The truth is
that Russia has no notion Of waving her de-
signs upon Turkey +; though an attack by SUI
pe1ior force might compel her to defer them Tor
The present: and that England and France care
very little about Turkey, which is already
Irotectorate of theirs and is likely to be here.
after a source Of great embarrassment to them /;
but want simply to check the growing power
Of Russia by STIMULATING that she shall limit
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-04
xNqs MouNTA1N CELEBRATION.

THE Major.Generals and Bisadier Generals OF the
several Divisions with their respective stafs; The
Volunteer, Uniform and Cavalry Companies Of the
State; The Members Of the Senate and House Of Rep
ressnta,ives; Tho Clergy; The Masonic, Odd Fellow
and Temperance Lodges; and the Members of the
P,ess, are invited to attend the Celebration of the
Battle Of Kings Mountain, on Thursday the 4th day
Of october next
wM B. WILSON, Committee
JNO. L. MILLER, Of
SAML W. MELTON, } Invitation.
Sept. T. 36 It.
MEMBERS of the Camden Independent Fire En-
vi gine Company are hereby notified TO appear al
The Engine House in full uniform. on Monday next
the 10th inst, at 4 o'clock P. II.
Sept. 4-lt j. d. GAYLE, Secty.
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NOTICE.

DY order Of the Court of Ordinary, will be sold,
d on Wednesday the 18th day Of September next
at the late residence of Joshua ". Jackson, Decd
part of his personal property. at II o'clock a. A,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, two
Gins, Hogs one Silver Watch, and Poultry; Also.
before the Court House door in Camden, on the nrst
Monday in October next between the legal hours Of
sale, likely Negro Woman, the property Of 'aio os
ceased. =,
Terms Of Sah.-E1cert the Negro Woman all sum.
under Five Dollars cash that amount sredi'
until the FIRST day of January 1855 For the Negro
Woman, one third cash, balance, credit OF twelve
months, with notes for the whole and two approved
Securities, interest from day of sale
Aug 2S.-tf ISHdM JACKSON, Admr.
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South Carolina..Kershaw District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Henrys, Smith Townsend U.s. Enoch Tryon.
Attachment
XXTHEREAs, the Plaintiff did on the twenty Sec
w ond day Of August A D. 1855, file his sdecla a.
tiou against the Defendant, who as it is sad) is ab
sent from and without the limits o. this State. and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might be
served It s therefore. ordered that the said Drfen-
dant do appear and plead the said Declaration on or
before the twentythird day Of August, which will be
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and fity.six otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then 10 given and awarded against him.
N. NAUDIN, G. C. P. l. G S.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District,
August %, le55. Aug. 27
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NEW BOOKS.
TINHE Watchmsn, Two Guardians, The Wincles,
i Moredun, Grace Lee.
Which: tho Right or the Left.
Lights and Shadows Of English Life.
NJ Huc's Travels in China.
IIardens Rifle md Light Infantry Tnclics.
Rush on the Human Voice.
Den's Moral Theology.
Cone Cut Corners, The Pilot
lie Cure Manque, or Social and Religious Customs
in France.
Abbou's History Of Napoleon.
Theirs History Of tho Consulate and Empire Of Ma.
poleon.
Napoleon and his Marshals.
Washington and the Generals Of the Revolution.
July 81, 81 #.
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BRANCHvILLE HOTEL.
CHANGE AND REPAIRS.

THE subscriber begs ~ infarm his friends and &C
l ouaintances and the travelling public generally
that he has leased the well known Hotel at Branch
Vile S. c., go long known to travellers under the
Charge Of Mr.. CHARTRAN, and is determined to
merit, ard respectfully aolicts continuance Of the
patronage hitherto enjoyed BY tIs prominent and i'm
portant stand.
The Hotel is now undergoing thorough repaira which
will soon be completed, and all needed arrangements
are in progress to travellers all the comforts
and conveuiences demanded by the spirit Of this rail
road age Passengers arriving on any OF the trains
on the lines OF road meeting at Rranchve will find a
meal always ready which will be served up in good
style and manner.
A call and trial respectfully solicited.
Aug. l4-3t. j. " WESSlNGER.
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NOTICE.
Stock of DRUGS for Sale.

OFFERING a very excellent chance to commence
~ business. The entire assigned stock of Drugs,
Oils, Paints and Fancy Articles OF Mr.. J. DELAY,
will be- sold bargain 10 any one desirous o: com.
mencing business. The stand is amongst tho best in
Camden. will pay handsomely any one devoting his
energy and attention to The business. The stock
amounts to about $4,000 at Invoice cost and can be
bought at considerable discount. Meantime, great
inducements will be offered 10 Physicians Planters
and others to purchase largely as the stock must be
sold at an early day. A. NJ. { R. KENNEDY.
May 29--ti Assignees.
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Head-Quarters, 22d. Reg, s. G. VI

CAMDEN, July Sd. 1888
IN pursuance Of an order from Col r. Anderso, :.
i acting Brigader Generrl, an election will b. h'
ON S,n aa Rre,ds
to all the vacancy occasioued by the resignation u
Brigadier Gen. Chandler The polls Tor tho 22d Key
ment will he opened at Camden and tho election heid
by It. Col, Warren, and Major Jones, as aan'ee".
By order oi COL Taylor.
Ju,y lo-u TM. e. TAYLOR, Adartant..
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Election for Brigadicr General.

A election for Brigadicr General Of the 5,h Brig
"A ado. 8. c. II =, viii nc hold in Camden Mt the
Court House, for the c2d Regiment, on Thursday the
9th day OF September next
The polls will be opened at II o'clock A. ~, anh
closed at 3 o'clock ?. N.
1t. Col. THO. J. WARREN;
Major JOHN JONES'
July lo-ti Managers:
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAcTu-:-
JAMES R. MORGAN

DEGS to inform tho Ladies and public generals;
ID Camden. that he ascommenced business as abo'
ono door south Of G. s. Douglass where he iu:ci d.
manufacturing and making TO measure Ladies Gentle
mems and Misses Boots, Shoes and Caters Of the best
materials aad workmanship very reasonable terms
for cash or approved credit, and trusts from his naEy
years experience in cutting and manufacturing for'fe
South no may 10 able 10 ensure share OF pu"!'c
patronage.
Storekecpers trading in Boots end Shoes may Law
the sizes filed up on ahort notice, and on advan'ae'
terms. Boots. Shoes and Caters neatly repair d.
N. B-All kinds Of country produce texcrlt pr;
ises) taken in exchange for Shoes. July io--tm
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Camden Bazaar,

WE have just received large aud well se!ec,e
w Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
consisting Of Fancy Prints, and Ginghau,s Coored
and Figured Barege, Berage Delans Plain EuLroi.
dered and Dotted Swiss Jaconct and Checked Mus.
lns Bishop Lawns. plain black and Fancy Silk, in.
aldo Capes. Collars and Chemize,tes, end Under
Sleeves, Swiss Muslin and Cambric Edging and In
,erting.
A large assortment Of Cotton, Linen, and Thread
Laces white black, plain and figured Bobinetts, ilk
illusion, fine Grape and SILK Shaws Berage and g.:
Martillas
A dne assortment of Fancy. plain and Black Bo'
net Ribbons Grapes Of different Colours black Bor.
baziues and Alpacca Irish aud Grass Linens. Cuttu
and Long Clot, Shecting, Dimmety Table Damask,
Embroidered Window Curtains, Oil Silks, and Oil
Cloths large assortsent offancy Linen for Gentle
mems wear, Summer Cassiners, and Drap dtae, Gen.
tlemen and Ladies Gauze and Merino and Silk Vests
Bird Eye Diapers, Mosquito Netting, Knitting Yarn,
Bed tick Lancaster and Marseillcs Quilts, etc.
A good assortment Of Hosiery. White and Coored
Hose Brown aud black do. Ualf Silk Hose and
Half Hose for Ladies and Gentlemen. A largo as.
sortment OF Gloves LACK and Silk Mts, Cotton, Lh.
en- and Silk Thread, Black White and Fancy Kid and
Ladies and Gen lcmens Gaurtlets. A largo asso't'
mcut of Dress Trimmings. Summer Lawn and Cam
brio handkerchief for Ladies ano Gentlemen. In.
fants and Misses Needle Work Drcsses Also some
lue embroidered Silk Handkerchief.
Other articles too numerous TO mention
~ have just reccived 4 large and we'll selected
~ sock Of BONNETS, consisting OF Straw, Leg
horn, and Fancy silk,
-iLs0--
HATS Of different kinds and quality, which will l.
sold on moderate terms. Ladies and Gentlemen 49,
requested to call and examine our Stock before pu
chasing elsewhere as We feel confident that We "
not fail &C. please ihcE: beth in quality, style =:
prices.
4 Large assortment Of Fancy Groceries, Rio and J
n va Coffee Brown. Crushed and Clarified S..
gars West India ana New Orleans Moass:s, Wilt,
Wine and Cider Vincgars, Bacon, Flour and Rice.
Table and Sack Salt. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and
Black Teas Starch. Nutregs Pepper, Spices, Ginger
Taow Adamantire and Sperm Candlcs Other arti.
cles too tedious 10 mention. A largo stock Of Hard.
ware and cutlery ard good assortment OF C.ockery
Call and examine GU! stock.
April 81 NJ. DRCCHEh & ~.
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TIN MANUFACTORY.

-sHHE subscriber is engaged in the TIMING BUSl.
NESS in all its branches, aud keeps constantly
c hand general variety Of such articles as are in
constant usc made by himself of the best material
aud in the best manner.
ROOFING and GUTTERING done with despatch
and warranted. Old Rags Brass and Copper taken
in exchange for work. A. II. FAkRO",
Sept. 4 &c u.
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SCHEDULE.
Mail and Passenger Trains.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPAN

SOUTH CAROLlNA RhlLROAD COAfASf.
~ seA &C. rsgs... e-t...S1 11
-ES&& 80 so 80 lsssSssS ssSS3sS 49,
Leave Charleston 10 a. m
Arrive at Kingsvile 4.5op IN; Columbia slo T
m; Camden Is p. NJ.
Leave Charleston l0.l0 p. IN.
Arrive ct kinssville $50 a. m; Columbia $40 n
III.
Leave Camden a. IN.
Leave Columbia a III. and 3.45 r. M.
Leave K;ngsYillc a. m. aud 6 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston 2.lo p. Ill., and a. nj.
Leave Charleston 7 n. III. and AIS D. nj.
Arrive at Augusta p. IN. and 4.3U a IN.
Leave Augusta $50 u IN. and ~ p. m.
Arrive at Charleston p. III. aml Sa. IN.
Leave Augusta $50 Il. IN. and 10 Pm
Arrive at Kingsvillc 43n p. M. and $50 a. m.
Leave KingsviIle a. m. and 6p NJ.
Arrive ut Augusta 3 p. m. and 4.30 a. m.
August HENRY PEAKE, Genl. Supt.