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OF Mr.. Cheney, was the fact that the use or
disusa Of tho word sxegensratsp was one
Of the subjects specially noted for oenside-
rstioa by ithe Ohioago Episcopal Confer
ence whioh met last week, its main object
being to obtain = revision of the Book of
Common Prayer, from the first page to the
last. This proposition gave rise to long
discussion; but the Conference Immediately
before adjourning adopted the following
resolutions:
; Resoloed, As the opinion Of this Conference,
that careful revision Of the "Book of Com
mon Prayer" is needful to the best interests of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. ,it. .,ss,
RssoIoed, That oil words or phrases seeming
to teach that the Christian ministry is priest
hood, or the Lords Supper sacrifice, or that
regeneration is. inseparsble from baptism,
should be removed from the prayer Book"
p There is reasen, however to believe tha.
the action Of the Conference viii not have
any present influence upon the great body
Of Episcopalisns. The movement 10 not
sountepanoed, we believe, by single one
ofthe bishops belonging to che Low Church
party. Some whose sympathy was relied
upon, depreoate in strong terms any med
ding with the time-henored liturgy. To
them, the Book Of Common Prayer is vol
ume second only in sanotity and authority
to the Scriptures themselves, and there are
not few who regard il ss equally -inviola-
BILE. On the question Of preserving the in
tegrity Of the Prayer Book, the House, OF
Bishops are doubtless unit, and probably
Rineteeu-twentieths of the clergy agree with
them. Thus Bishop Lee, OF lowe, regards
the Prayer Book as s'the best aid to devo-
s'ticn that man hath ever. provided for the
''''publie worship Of Almighty God;" and
adds: "Its asserted germs Of error may
'just as truly be asserted Of the Bible
''itself." Bishop Lee, Of Delaware, com
plains Of the "harsh, oaptious and Unfair
tone adopted by the revisers. Bishop East-
burn, Of Massachusetts, has not ssthe slight
'test desire" for revision, and observes that
ga certain portion Of the Evsngelical clergy
s'have entirely shifted their ground, and
fare claiming chat the reformers are them
.tselves, in this very Prayer Book, respsn-
s.sible for the unprotss.snt teaching and
! = T. :
''deeds Of the Romani2ers in our fold.' =
Bishops MoIlvaine, Stevens, Vail, and
others, all speak in similar strain. as III.
These arc the leaders Of the Lew Church
party, than whom mono are more opposed
to the spread Of ritualism. They propose
to resist, as heretofore, any departure from
the standards, Of doctrine and discipline
adopted by that portion Of the church with
which they are affiliated; but they posi-
lively decline to consent 70 revision Of tb .
Prayer Book. .a sl l
Under these circumstances, it is not likely
that the liturgical changes proposed by the
Chicago Conference will have many sup
porters; but the men who composed it were
10 earnest, and will not give up their views
because they are unpopular. The result
may be that number Of discontented Epis-
copal clergymen and laymen will find their
way into other religious bodies.
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o%a sousdWess 1a corner Meeting and Market streets
dooos denvesed iree- May %
prp GOODS, Gte.
HE A p q 90 8.
t.
J. r. READ & GO.
HAVE JUST OPENED DESIRABLE LOT OF
LENO MOZAMBIQUEs,
At as cents per yard.
CHOICE JAPANESE CLOTHS at 80 and 40 centsS
French Organdies. at so cents, reduced from ID
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
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GLOVES! GLOVES!
SUPER WHITE TAFFETA GLOVES
Super Black Tafets Gloves
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White and Colored Ldsle Gloves
Chndren's Gloves in variety.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LADIES wH1TE COTTON STOCKINGS
eng HALF QOoo v,nok no1,~
SUN UMBRELLAS,
DREss TRIMMINGS. MOSQUITO BoBB1NEH
and Gauze, Cambria and Swiss Pufang, Linen SETH
.sa ALSO.
full assortment of SWISS. CAMBRIA and NAINE
SOOK TRIMMINGS, just received.
y. n. READ & co. -
BLACK LACE POINTS. 81
WHITE LACE POINTS
Summer Grenadne Shawls
~; Blal and White Barege hhawls
u Blach ,Alk Coverings.
roaETHHR wrra,
OTHER STYLES OF COVERINGS. now offer
at reduced prices.
j. R. RE AID &c co.,
NO. Se3 KING SIRE EFT.
April 12 mwf3mss Opposite Hase
REAT BAReA AIMS
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
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cAsEs Gas. or 4 Io.aacIorzs. At 1a1 oEs
80 MsSe -, sss0esmens oa french Corsets. from
\ F.ns choice Collars Of Grape Marets only
French Figured Cambrics, d rs cents per yard.
faN supply oi Colored Mustns. Mozambique
gaEeges' Lenos, 20 Per cent cheaper than anywhel
A. full line Of swissss. Canbrics, Nainsoo ~
orossbarred M1slins, OF moderate prices. XII
500 dozens OF Rnghsh and German Ladies' al t
Gents Hosiery. from 121S csnts up. s
The latest style Of Parssols for Ladies and Chi
Ladies Linen Pocke. Handkerchiefs, from
cents up. ~,
Bobinet for Pavinons at reduced prices.
HOopskirts for Ladies. from 40 cente up.
"A well assorted STOCK OF Straw Goods Ribboh
Gloves. &C., which we sell at ridiculous prices ~
CHu 6n0 examine oCr STOCK. Crest Inducements
are offered at e#
FURCHGOrT d BRO.
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
An exclusive department. for BOOTS. SHOEe
HATS and TRUNKS, which we are eble TO soN 49,
per CENT cheaper than any other house
,May 3moS MfS
II IT. EU Ba r IA M H US.
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... 0uR1TIEs AND PERsoNAL PROPERTY
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8. G. TARDY. Il co., PRoPRRToRs.
PROFESSOR J. L. cABEIL. M. D., OF THE UNI
vERsrrY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT pHYoIo1AN,
vIsITOHS, June let, under the management off.
A. MocLUNG All the buildings having been re-
paired PAN paantea ana htted out Nth new Furniture
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and plea
sure-seeter No expense or effort has been spared
pleasant as possiblet to all visitors. =
The no. WATERS here have been we'll known
for more than half contnry to possess in wonder
ful degree, Tonic, Alternative. Deturgent and Stmu.
latng Properties. and have become Justly celebrated
for the cure OF Rheumatism, aout, Diseases Of the
Of injury or serious effuaon Contraction Of Muscles
aud Joints, DtarrhCes. and DyspepMa accompanied
with sore Mouth and Tongue.
ct the sprinss, or ny 8. O.; TARDY b CO.. Rich
mond, Va. asr
4 telegraph oasce Will be established at the
prompt communication with every part OF the ooun-
try. limo May "a
WARE sunPHus sPRIHas..
aREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS. so FAvORA.
BLK known for their valuable ALTERATIVK WA.
TIERS. charming summer climate, and as one of the
most fashionable resorts in the country, Will be
open for company on the 18th Of May. and with the
extensive Inn mprovements that have bee1 made win
be prepared for the comfortable accommodation Of
from Nd2 ,o Nf
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
~
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the western termi.
nus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and the
care Of that road lin onhecon with telegraphio IA
cihdes) viii be running 10 the Springs by LIST July
No pains or expense have or will be spared to
cure the comfortable enterainment In all the varfe-
ties Of Accommodation, Of the large number of visi.
tors that viii resort to the Springs the present
son. .ssS = w -lg, =. I'll !,
A3rOno of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BAND6 will-be m attendance; an extensive LIVERY
haa bean lp9ovided; and suitable arrangements
made TO facilitate every innocent and recreatve
atausenasnt Appropriate toa
TAsHIoNABLE WATERING PLACE.
"A nnmher Of Fancy and Masquerade Balls win bo
given during the season. '-e
Charges wa he cas- per week. and eco per month.
ChsdEsM under ten yeArs OF age and jcoloc6d ssr.
vEnt9, half pk5ce Whites servants, sccexding 20 CO.
PETTONs Ss CO.,.
PRoPRIEroRs. ID
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. -;
MRy2l limo II
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.3or Sale.

ElOR 6ALE, A GO OOD SCHOONER
- b1tlt Of fLlveoak carrying 40 csrds wood: viii
be sold low ct DRANT'S SNIP YARD. :
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fTSsDR gAIsD u spasSp HMSWgpAp1c 10 ID
sssany qnanssy Fxssa gK caiats \, TIet hsIsdfod.
The chespast wxkgp4as napnF that can Us uaNa. M.
ply as the pGaeo sf fHh nj An KsTNf
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1--WE UR SIX FINST-CLASS JDINEHS
a. wanted Immediately. Apply to l.. Il. CORD
RAY, Pri chsru street. al Jdne 10
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wv TANT&D. A SMALL HOUSE, OF THREE
w or four rooms with kitchen, in the central
part Of the oiy Rent not to exceed $40 per month.
Address M" at this Omce. June IT.: !.
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XKTANTED TO HIRE. A COMPETENT
wv WASHER AND IRONER. apply at No. Is
WENTWORTH-STREEr, +, north side, nea T East Bay.
juno 10
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THO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY STU
u A1EDs TWO AND A HALE STORY RESI-
DEMCE. No. Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth
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WTANTED. AGENTS. FOR rHE AMERI
wv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
1ish and German, by Robert stewart v. b., OF Miss
The work covers the whole ground Of tho breeding
bo.h In dckness and health. Il has won its way to
popular favor. and IL to-day the most popular and
best ceiling Horse Book CUT Address a. +. VEN /,
Publisher, Cincinnati, q. 6noA i March 10
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WAMTED, A GOOD COOK AN ID
w WASHtR for small family. Refere noes re.
quired. Apply At No: 20 RAsEL-STRRET.,
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XXyANTED, FIFTY Tim BER CUTTERs
Wv to work along hne South Carolina RAILROAD
payment made by tie pieeo and wages pa ID seeklv.
usnds can have It 90 arranges that their families
to F. CAsPBELL'S Wood Yard, Eass Bay. near
Bulls Foundry. H.," g. June, a
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WANJED, RY "A CalL4OkED WOMAN,
w place as Nursein some family leavinR the
city. Good recommendation viii be given. Apply
at rHE NEWS OFFICE ~ Jure al :.
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XNIANTED, A STEAOY. INDU >TRIOUs
Nv MAN to run Circular Saw. Inquire at No.
101 1BEAUFAIN-S rREEr. June Al
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pie OF sumo Of those fellows in Texas" Hoar
promised to give the matter his immediate at
tention. The next day Butler called, when
the Attorney-G General informed him that he
had taken q new view Of the subject. and found
the matter quite clear. He would, he SAID.
prepare an opinion sustaining the action Of the
Court Martial, which he did.
The New York World says :"The markets
for cotton aad cotton goods have evidently
reached crisis that must be followed by i'm
po1tant results. The stocks Of cotton in this
country have become so reduced that, with oil
that may be expected to come to market during
the next four months, there will not be enough
to keep The spindles Of this country going du-
ring that time. A number OF interesting ques-
tions consequently arise: Will cotton goods
sufficiently advance to justify spinners in i'm
porting cotton from L,verpool2 In the COM
petition for cotton, to what prices will it ad-
vatc :? In the crushing out process to which
tue sma'Ier spinners are being subjected, what
effect yin it have upon public and private
screditsand the money market? How long can
our gle manufacturers go on piling up goods
produ %s1s 81 q loss2"
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TN TAE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
4 UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAKoLINA:-
MAY TERM 1869. - IN THE MATTER OF JOHN
MAYER, OF POMARIA NEWBERRi BANK
KUPT.-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL d.
CHARGE IN BANKRUPT' Y-Crdered That
hearing be had on the SECOND DAY OF July,
1869, mt Federal Courthouse in ,harleston. s. G.;
and that oil creditors, &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear
car, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
grated; and that tae second and third meeting OF
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sional District. =. c, on TwENTY-NINTH DAY OF
June 1869. at 10 NJ.
By order of the Court, the 29th day of NAV 1860
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GTRAYED FROM NO. IA ELIZ ABETfa-
y STREET, TAN TERRIER, answering to the
name Of Fanny" The finder will be liberal y re-
wirdeo by leaving her at G. H. JOHNSON. No. 2e9
Klng-street June "a
GTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVICY SMOKE,
- in Colleton County, two miles from Walterboro',
on the Light OF the 10th April last her only MARE.
he Marc Is black. and rather low for her length,
but we'll built; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind fo 1T white and branded on the shout
der 8. 8. The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
WATERFORD. In the direction OF Barnwen whl,e
man was riding her. Mrs. Smoke could not have
the thief followed for want Of meaus and her little
crop must be los. without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. Di-
ty. MAY 81
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THIS NEW AND CO6MoEIoUs HOUSE Iocsr.
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