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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway
On and after May 9th, 1869, trains will
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as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago at $50
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And so many other Cheap Goods
hal itistfairly miraculous.

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For SALE.-I now offer for sale
my residence situated on Church Stree
south of the railroad. / will sell said
residence ON very reasonable terms.
Apply on premises.
acs E. T. STRINGER,
March "a, 1869.
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TO 75cfs WORTH $3.50

Gorham has reduced the price of Per
Gales, Jaconets, Organdis, Alpaccas,
Scotch Ginghams, and a large line OF
beautiful Dress Goods, to
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>. Nj. GOrham
Has just returned from New York
after purchasing a large and beautiful
stock ofgoods at panic prices, which
he will retail at wholesale prices.
LOOK AT HIS PRICES.
Gorham has reduced the price of Par.
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Skirts, all of the best quality
TO 75cts WORTH $3.50
Gorham has reduced the price of Per-
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Scotch Ginghams, and a large line of
beautiful Dress Goods. TO
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Gorham has reduced the price of Me
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Chintz, Calicos and A Bleached and
Brown Muslin,
TO Is4:efs. WORTH Ice.
Other splendid Calicos and Muslin at
10cts. to II cts.
The best American Thread ut Sets a
spool.
Call while these great bargains can be
had.
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Gorham has reduced the price ofMer-
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Chintz, Calicos and Al Bleached and
Brown Muslin,
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Atlantic Time Table.
G, G. & G. RAILWAY.

G., @. d G.. RAILWAY.
On and after Monday, November 25, 1868
passenger trains leave Gallon os follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Cincinnati Express 1920 a. m.
New York and Western Express 6:34 p. m.
Night Express Ills /"
Accommodation Freight 1877 +"
GoINu NORTH.
New York Express $40 a. N.
Gallon Passenger 500 "
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Mail and Express 5:24
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LOOK AT HIS PRICES.

Gorham has reduced the price of Par.
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Skirts, all of the best quality
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N. B. PARMELY.
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Great Bargains,
GOODS BY THE PACKAGE,
And tbsrsfctsr sell them at retail

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EOH PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

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Is derived rom Its cures,
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corruption, have, BEEN
purified and cured by it,
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ags
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TO 12@:cfs. WORTH I6c.

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PHRMEEY,S COLUMN.

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spend, prepare to spend it now.
The day is already at hand when
the
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Has just returned from New York,
after purchasing a large and beautiful
stock ofgoods at panic prices, which
he will retail at wholesale prices.
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BOYD s. GLEpHILL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
LABOR NEWS IN BRIEF.

The iron workmen Of Wolvcrhampton,
England, are about to start cooperative iron
works. The capital is $4,000, in shares OF one
pound each.
Cincinnati has new cotton factory, whlcn
will be put in operation as soon as the river
rises sufficient to allow Of the transportation
OF coal.
The tailors of Chicago have organized CO.
operative association, and advertises to do
work at 20 per cent below prices now charged
by fashionable establishments.
The recent strike Of the Paris clerks has
proved to be good thing for the charming
demoiselles Of that gay capital, who are rapid
Iy taking the places of the strikers.
Several of the dry goods merchants OF
Newark, who agreed to close their stores at Z
P. NJ, have "gone back" on their promises, and
the clerks threaten to take them to task there
for.
The National Labor Convention Of colored
men. which meets in Washington on Monday,
The 9Th of December, promises to be the lars-
est OF any similar body of colored men ever
assembled in this country. Delegates have
been elected from Texas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina,
North Carolina. Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky, and the
District of Columbia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
MARINE NEWS.
ESTON, DECEMBER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
left Saturday, 43O NJ. Mdse. TO Adger &
CO, J E Adger & CO, Aiken & CO. Andrews 4
Salvo, Apple, G ID Ahrens & co, w Aimar, ii
Blackwell, II Bischor CO, NJ BRISTOL CO, A
Bischoii, w Bssell, Bollmann Bros, Bart & co,
Piuder, w Br0okban&s, Brandt J Campsen
& CO, Brown Hyer, Chadwick, Commins, II
Cobiu & CO, Clacius & Witte, w Corwin co, l.
Chaplin, Crane, Boylston & co, Cameron, Barkley
& co, w Ii Chafee Il CO, T Clancy CO, f Il Cow.
perthwait, NJ Drake, II DAILY. Dowie & Noise, Ed
gerton & Richards, Daily News Onlce + Ente-
mann, FOrsythe, McComb & co. + Fleming co,
Fairly CO, 5 Fass, Goodrich, wineman co,
Goutvener Bros, G Goldsten Gerdts l. co, Z
Graveley, Huger & Ravenel, A Hammiester, A II
Hayden, K Hunter, w Hunt. Hurkamp L CO, \
A Hunt, Harbeson CO, Hart 4 co, N Hart, j X
Heath, J Hail & CO, Jennings, Thomlinson & co,
Je!Iords co. Johnston, Crews d CO, A Johnston,
E Fl Jackson, G II lngraham & Son, Kl!nck, Wick
en6erg CO, Kinsman Bros, IL Klatte& co, Krlete
& Chapman, Kelly, F Kressel, Jr, w Knobeloch,
Knobeoch 4 Small Lilienthal & CO. G kitsclg
& J Luhn, G A Locke & co, NJ Luhrs. & II Lind
stcdt, Lengnck & Sell, J Maloney, II Muller, W
G Minor & co, Macuar, Williams K Parker. Mar
shall Burge, Mclean Mantoue d co, Mcr
naugh, A Nelson, d 0'Ncill, ID 0'Ncill Il Son. J +
O'Neill & Son, j c Ojemann, b O'Neill, W Pad
don. OstendOrtf 4 co, Paul, Wclcl & lrandes, ID
Paul CO, Pacific Guano Company, Pelzer, Rod
gers IL co, CP Poppenhein, Il Read & CO, Rccke
Il Schachtc, r Roth, w Russell & co, Z Rail
road Agent, S Railroad Agent, & w Steifens, p
T. Scnr0uer, r. ii SteiHllS, n " StOnc, j oayds, Ia
Schnell, II Siegng, j Shaw, P Schuckman, DR. "
A Skrine, Stoddard e. co, Southern Express
co, H Stenken. Shackelford & Kelly. l. SherleSec,
b il Sfcox, J IL Tietjen, Taylor 4 CO. w Vince,
w Urerhardt, j II Voers, c VUigt, + Won SantcD,
II Walter & CO, J Weiters, l. Weiskopf, Walker,
Evans Cogswel N NJ Wohltmann, II Wuhr-
mann, Wirth 4 co, w l. Webb, e w Williams &
CO, w Welch, Werner Duckcr, WI Yates, j G
Zapeda, Mrs Zernow, Order, and others
Schr Ann Deas, Garbattlc. West Point Mill
II tierces rice. To Cohen, lianckel g. CO, and Il
Pringle & Son.
Sloop George, Cuiciovich, Santee. 1850 bushels
rough rice. TO j Il pringlc & Son.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island
cotton. To W BOYLE.
Boat from Johns Island. 3 bags sea island cot
ton. To G II Hoppock, and Hopkins, McFherson
l. 60.
Boat from Christ Church. 10 bags sea island cot
ton. Ia II S Vcnning.
Boat from wadmalaw. bags sea island cot
ton. To Roper & StOney.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Roper 4 Stoncy.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-James
Adgcr co.
Steam hip Falcon, Horscy, Bal:imorc-Courte-
nay & Trenholm.
Bark Don Juato, Bouhor, Liyerpoo.-Wns &
CliSoim.
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George Peabody.

.no,ner bonored head laid down to sleep
A heart, God-nlled with pity for the poor
10 still behold how many come to weep
Tis Ioourners all the hapless, who endure
scsnt food, and hard-earned wage, and cold, in
silence deep
England, too, claims her place beside his grave
Her son-though he was born beyond me
seas.
"strOnger than water, blood !" and she may
crave
Share In her benefactOr's 0bsequics
Among his nearer kin hey ond the Atlantic wave
Come, fearful Charity, and sit you down
Beside the tomb that holds the good mans
dust.
And yet-look up and see where angels crown
The generous the gentle and the just
So Heavens approval stamps the bright and pure
renown. London Ft0
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PQSSengers.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York-S
r Roue Silver, Mr. Ruschdeschel d Sullivan,
Thomlinson, Miss Kate Sullivan, Miss Bainrldge,
Miss KanapauX, Mrs Ryan, and NJ Parsons
and lady.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-T
II de Moncada, Mitchell, Charles Clark, Ward,
Yates, G H Lownsberry, Mrs Claussen, Miss
Robinson, Oakley. Miss Harrison, A II Weeks,
Mr. McKissak, A T Anderson, NJ SlazensEy, Mrs
Whitman and child, Mrs G Anderson and daugh-
ter, W Little DR. Barden, wife and child, Hail, n
Saltus and son. Miss Thompkins, Mrs Barring,
Chandler, Miss Chandler, G Elderd, W Beckett W
E Moon, Mrs Clark Mrs Freeburn, L Lownsberry,
D Tompklns, Mrs Robinson, L F Ball. Mrs In
gills. n b Church, Mcclure, G D Swalne, Mrs
Levi and children, and on deck.
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THE YATICAN COUNCIL.
The Pope and the Protestant''
, has sent the suhiOined

Archbishop Manning has sent the suhoined
letter, received by him, to the newspapers
no OUR VENERABLE BROTHER HENRY EDWARD,
= ARCHBISHOP oP WESTMINSTER.
Venerable Brother-Health and the Apostolic
Blessing-Haying said, in theletter which we adj
dressed TO you venerabeB Brother on the lourtn osy
OF September last that subjects which nao airGaay y
been carefully examined and decided Dy an Gcu-
menical Council could not be again called In ques-
tion: that therefore no place could be gwen IN Ie
Approaching Council for any defence OF errors
which had been condemneo, anu snGs ,y s 10
discussion, we now learn that some OF tnose VINO
dissent from our faith have so understood those
words as to believe that no way IS ie.t open 70
them OF making known the dlfilcuitles Wnlcn
Reep them separated from the Cathouc Churcn,
and that almost all approach TO us Is cut on. but
so far are we, the vicar upon eartn altnougn r un
worthy, OF Him who came 70 save tnae WITCH NE, -
lost from repelling them in any way whatever, tnae
we even 90 forth TO meet them; and nothing uo
We seek for with more ardent wish tnan 10 De
able to stretch out our arms with iatners IoVe
to any one who shall return 70 u.s. oance Ana non
those who, misled by their education. ana pc
ieying their opinions to be right, THINK tnas tneir
dissent from Us rests upon strong arguments
which they would wish to be examined py wise
and nrrdent men. For although this cannot be
done In the Council, there VIII not De Wanung
learned divines, appointed by ourselves, 10 whom
they may open their minds, and may wltn conI-
lief; SO that even out Of the contest OF discus
sion, undertaken solely with desire OF npdlng
out the truth, they may receive more abundant
light to guide them to 1t. And may very many
propose this to themselves, and carry 1t out IN
good faith. For 1t could not be done Wthout
great profit to themselves and to others; TO them-
Selves. indeed, because God will show his face to
those who seek Him with their whole heart, ana
win give them what they long for; to others, oe-
cause not only the example OF eminent men can
NOT fan OF its efficacy but alse the more diligently
they shall have labOred to obtain the benent OF
truth, the more earnestly will they strive to i'm
mo the God OF mercy for this most happy issue,
we desire you to receive, venerable brother, the
apostolic blessing which, as token OF the Divine
favor, and Of our own especial good VIII we most
lovingly grant 70 yon and to your wnole diocess.
our Pontificate. POPE Plus TX.
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PARIS, November &c. Bourse opened duh.
Rentes IF soc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PARIS, November go. Bourse opened duh.
Rentes IF soc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 30-Noon.-Flour rather
steadler. Wheat 1a2c better. Corn &c better
Mess pork unchanged; old s33 25. Lard dull
Cotton steady at 25Hc. Turpentine 25hc. Ro-
sin quiet; strained 81 Is. Freights dull. Stocks
active, unsettled and heavy. Money 6a7 Ster-
ling, long o; short osS. Gold 2l14. SiXty-twos
12il.
Evening.-CottOn firm; safes oseo oaies a' -o1oc'
Flour in better dcmand; prices unchanged.
Wheat in moderate export and speculative de-
mand at moons advance. Corn active ana 2a3c
better Mess pork dropping; new So 2oa32 oo.
Lard steady. Whiskey lower at 81 %. Groceries
and naval stores quiet. Freights dull; on cotton
by steam, 5-1Gd. Money very active at I, and an
uneasy feeling In the street, caused by rumors OF
a lock up in greenbacks. Sterling dull at ea9A.
Gold closed heavy at 22%. Governments closeS
weak; Sixty-twos 12h; Southerns generally
lower; Tennessees 531s; new so; Louisianas GO;
Levees 55a59; North Carolinas AK; new 90; spc-
clal tax bonds 2SN. Stocks panicky and tending
down. The rejection to-day by government OF
bids for gold under &c, caused considerable in
dignation ameng bankers.
BALTIMORE, November 3o.-Cotton dull; low
midding nominally 24c. Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat firm; PRIME red 81 3oa1 o5; choice 81 40.
Corn, new white soas5c. Oats 56a57c. Provi-
sions entirely unchanged. Whiskey lower.
CINCINNATI November 3o.-Corn scarce; new
S5aeo; old 81. whiskey held at 81. Bacon dull;
houlders l515c Lard dull at 18a1SHc.
WILMINGTON, November 30.-Spirits turpentlne
4oa41c. Rosin quiet. Crude turpentine 1oc lower
at 81 75a2 co. Tar SC better at So o5. Cotton
quiet.
AUGUSTA, November 3O.-Cotton flrmer and
more active at oS,lc; offerings light; sales SIG
bales; receipts 1866 bales
SAVANNAH, November 3O.-Cotton, receipts 2s57
bales; exports 1875 bales; middng 2a3lc; market
quiet; sales $50 bales.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

LfyKEPooL-Per Norwegian bark Hombersund-
e7 crates cask earthenware, 2o5 pots, 242 ovens
and covers. go spiders, cask hardware, 8 casks
hoes hays nails. 1850 moulds, 70 bundles iron, /
cask chains, 10 Order; bale mdse, to hanckel;
is plates and SO bundles steel, to X AgneW;
casks and case hardware, casks chains. ~
covers 900 SPIDERS u trivats IS scale weights te
O Grayeley; case, trunk mdse, to Ravenel q
90: so casks hardware, sos iron pots, 100 camp
ovens, 500 covers, s25 spiders, to Hart co; 2s
hardware, to Frost Adger; 25 casks hardware,
8 bags nails, to E Adger & CO; SO crates earthen-
ware. to W g Whilden co; $500 sacks common
salt, lot OF pig iron, to Ravenel CO; 2parcels,
to Grayeley.
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Receipts by Railroad, November so.
enIrrp CAPoI1NA RAILROAD

1905 bales cotton, 80 bales domestics, l4l bbls
-four, 80 bbls naval stores, cars stock. To Rail
road Agent, G w Williams Il CO, Mowry & CO, l. D
DeSaussure, J Pringle Son, Gaillard Il Minott,
F Mey, w Dukes & CO, w Bee & CO, E Wiss
& CO, PelZer Rodgers co, bowling CO, A Sa-
linas, G II Walter Il CO, Frost Adger, w Ryan,
JB f Sloan, w G Courtney CO, Caldwell Son,
T Kerr & CO, Stenhouse co, and others.
NoRTHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
Oh bales upland cotton, % bales sea island cot
ton, 90 bushels rice, IL cars phosphate, mdse &c.
To Reeder & Davis, Pringle & Son, Galard Nj
mott. Brann, Ingraham Son, w Williams &
CO, J Poyas, Frost l. Adger, Ravenel CO, Graeser
l. Smith, Geddis, Kirkpatrick & witte, Mowry
CO, X Ryan, Brodie & co, Kendall & Dockery,
W Gurney T l. Webb, W c Bee & co, Howard d
Bro, G Follin, J s Schirmer. E Adger & CO, c
Borner, wineman, a Ford, W II Welsh, p
Cantey, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, rough rice, mdse, &c. To Roper & Sto-
ney, J Gramann, ] Colcock & co, Gaillard, ]
N Rabb, J A Quackenbushs b Rhett Son, NJ
Green, r Green, Ii Burns, Ravenel & co, ID FerSu-
son, S A Jacob, ] r Pringle & Son, C Haines J B
Bissell, Pelzcr, Rodgers CO, w NJ Lawton,
Courtney, w Bee, w Downing. and Reeder &
Davis.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON November 30 Noon.-Consols 93H
1857. Bonds S4aS41s. Sugar qllet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, November r3o-Noon.-Cctton steady;
uplands l1xallXd: Orleans l2al2dH; sales 10000
bales. Bread>tuns firm. Corn 2ss Cd. Red
Western winter wheat 9s; red Western IS Cd.
Afternopn.-Coton firm; uplands l1%d; Or
leans 12Ad; sales $1,000 bales. Yarns and fab
rics at better prices.
Evening.-Cotron luoyant; uplands 11Xd; Or.
leans l2kd sales 800 bales. O.. which 5000 hales
were for expor: and speculation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, November 2e.-Sales Of cotton 1162
bales; middlings 229la2ac.
ATLANTA, November 27.-The market closed
quiet at &c for middlings; 22a for low middlings:
q 4 for good ordinary; 2o1s for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, November 21.-The Cotton mar,
ket is very firm. We quote low middiings az Z-1a
and holders asking higher prices.
MACON. November 27.--Receipts to-day 543
bales; sales 375; shipped $40. The market opened
quiet this morning at % cts for midd.ng, but the
favorable noon dispatches from New York produc,
ed q better feeling among buyers, and the demand
at once became animated and prices advanced
fully 4 cent, the market closing firm this evening
with good demand at PKG for middllng.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
Our "PERFECT SHIRT" a. So and So. Heavy
White and Colored Merino Undershirts and Draw
ers at 81. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, Can
ton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Fine Linen Col
lars at 81, 81 30 and 81 per dozen. Cloth, Kid,
Beaver and Dogskin Gloves Merino and Cotton
Half Hose, Bows, Ties, &C., &C., at extremely low
prices
Heavy Double and Twist Cassmeres at retail at
81 per yard.
30 One Price and 10 deviation.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS Il PARKER.
No. 297 KING STREET,
Store, formerly occupied by McDuG Cohen.
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