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The Charleston Strike.

Within the last few weeks we have had
remarkable and heretofore unprecedented
outcropping Of ''strikes" in Charleston. The
longshoremen, the ship carpenters, the house
painters, the tailors, and we know not what
other fractional part OF our toiling human
ity, have suspended their work and deman-
ded higher wages. Without pretending to
enter into the merits Of the controversy, and
without even calling the attention OF those
whom it concerns to the simple principle
that proper workman's union Is defensive
and not offensive, we must say that we think
the present conflict is most unreasonable.
The strike ordinarily is the resort OF the i'm
poverished workman against the thriving
proprietor. In the present instance it has
been precipitated by knavish politicians.
It is on attack by labor upon the proprietor
just when he needs every favorable circum-
stance for the establishment of business
on which, not his support only, but that OF
his hands depends.
So long as the world endures, We suppose
the contest between labor and capital must
90 on, and with the same varying fortunes
as those which attend the competitions OF
the bulls and bears of New York. The man
of means will naturally endeavor to secure US
large return for his investments and his
risks and his losses as he can; and the man
of muscle will seek to appropriate the larg-
est proportional share of the profits which
he has toiled to secure.
In q normal state OF society we should
have no occasion to deprecate such con-
fict. We might trust in the operation OF
the laws of political economy, as other com
munities do, for the regulation OF wages.
This interest has method of adjusting itself,
if not in accordance with the highest prin-
ciples, at least in such way as contributes
to- the general prosperity and to the wealth OF
the State. The conflict is unequal, for usually
the employer has some means to fall back
upon, while the workman cannot afford to re-
main idle for week or month without incur
ring the danger of starvation. This isone OF
the safeguards against the interruption OF
those general and useful enterprises in which
the capital of country is invested. But II,
as sometimes happens, the laborer triumphs
and secures larger proportion OF wages
than would properly and naturally accrue to
his work, his success invites competition
among his own class. The supply soon be-
comes greater than the demand, and as the
number Of Workmen increases they under
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NEWS OF TIE DAr.

49, u II, v<,rar cotton closed at 26 cents for
-. q. d. Z i
= Z ~ = ~ ~ c,ose ;,vas 2ss
ootton closed steadv at l2d.
f; 80. :. ). -
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wore killed or killed
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= -
s,,,,, .vecntad .,n Altona.
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IS, ss ss,..ss tns rr.nca at low rates
s'e s,,tr words IN length will be
sstt.s shstvesn anx two noints in the
s, 9 .,,,s,,ts oents and hetveen any
tt so,,e denartn,ent for ten
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q notor,s atorts in this matter
s.s...', g ,,sd n,, IN tho one latin word
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-. t,at y far az Rome q concerned the
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educational.

NGEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE
lyI OF SOUTH CAR0LlEA.-The Lectures In
this institution will be resumed on MONDAY, the
LIST of November, in the College buildings In
Queen street. The opening Lecture will be deliv-
cred at o O'Clock A. M. The Members OF the Board
of Trustees, members Of the Medical Profession,
and such other persons as feel an interest IN tne
College, are respectfully invited to be present.
F. III. ROBERTSON, NJ. d.,
acton o Dean OF the Faculty,
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
i GREAT BARGAIN.-One small Cylinder TAI-
LOR PRESS In complete repair. 1t has been but
little used and is sold simply because the present
owner has no use for it. The size Of the bed OF
the Press Is forty -four by ffty-eight inches Said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted for
other purposes. Address Box No. 37s5 New York
Postofnce. sept9
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Boarding.
Nem 31nbIlratlons.
ENRY WARD BEBC HERS
SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

Are being read by people of every class and de-
nomination all over this country and Europe.
and feeling. PLYMOUTH PULPIT is published
weekly, and contains Mr.. Beecher's Sermons and
Prayers, in form suitable for publication and
binding. For sale by all newsdealers. Price 1Oc.
Yearly subscriptions received BY the publlsners,
s3. giving two handsome volumes OF over 400
pages each Half-yearly 81 75. new and
superb steel portrait OF Mr.. Beecher presented to
ali yearly subscribers. Extraordinary orer !
PLYMOUTH PULPIT (s3,l and The Christian Union
(s2 SOY an Unsectarian Independent, Weekly
Journalo Chrstianity-wth Lecture Room Talks
and Eediteral Articles by Mr.. Beecher sent to
one address for 81 weeks for four dollars. Spe-
cial inducements to canvassers and those getting
up clubs. Specimen copies, postage freeS for s
cents.
JB FORD & CO., Publishers
sept3o 1mo No. so Park Row, New York.
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Enst nnn Gcuno

7 OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
L 4 have lost anything, make it known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is 25 cents, II paid
in advance.
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A BLACK AND WHITE COW STRAY
N ED into No. SIS King street, which the own
er can have 10y paying expenses. oct3O ~
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college OF CHARLESTON. - THE
Z Exercises OF the Winter Term Of this Col
lege will commence on MONDAY, November !.
Candidates for admission into the Freshman
or the Sophomore Glass will present themselves
at 10 O'Clock Monday Morning.
F. A. P0RCHER,
octS0 2 Secretary Of Faculty.
DHE EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUM'S
SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, October
4th, at her Residence Mary street, opposite Eliza
beth. All the branches OF an English education
taught, Music and French If desired.
septic
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Rcmopals.

EMOVAL.-DR. ]. p. CHAZAL HAS
III removed his residence from No. 10 Anson
street to No. Wentworth street, north side, near
East Bay. His Office will remain as usual, until
further notice. at No. 70 Anson street.
oct23 stuth6
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EOR SALE LOW FOR CASH, THAT
IL very desirable HOUSE AND LOT, southwest
corner Of Bogard street and Rose Lane contain
ing four rooms, piazza, numerous closets and
other conveniences. On the premises, but de-
tached, IL 8 four room Kitchen, which rents for
81 so per month. House and outbuildinga TIN
rooted; an excellent well Of water and choice fruit
trees &C.; also, adjoining the above are four va
cant lots. Apply on the premises.
0ct20 WS6#
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DRS. DESAUSSURE & SON HAVE RE-
~ MOVED their ONCE and Residence to No.
104 Broad street, north side, two doors east OF
King street. oct2l tuths9
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THE

Tailoring Department,
Supplied with large stock Of new FOREIGN
IMPORTATIONS for this falls wear Of the most
choice styles, which will be made up to order In
the best manner, under the care Of frst-elass
French Cutter.
Prices fixed and marked on each garment
Customers are invited to call and look through
the stock, and make their selections.
William MatthieSsen.
B. W. McTURROUs, Superintendent.
ssptu tuths2mos
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
and ornamental is executed promptly in the
neatcst style and ut the lowest New York prices,
at THE NEWS Job Once, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
N sell the American KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. Price SIS. Will knit 10000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company, Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
Oct29 3mOs
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WTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address D Mt this Ofice sept28
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ID EMOVAL.-PELZER, RODGERS & co.
III have removed their office from North At
lantic to Brown Il Co.'s Wharf. oct29
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DEMOvED.-RIECKE & SCHACHTE
III have this day removed their Auction and
Commission Business to VENDUE RANGE, Sa-
linas' new stores, where they will be happy TO
see their old customers. Oct26
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ITO DRUGGISTS.-A PHYSICIAN AND
i DRUGGIST, G twenty five years. experience,
extensively and favoraby known throughout the
state, and can influence large trade, wishes
situation in Wholesale Drug House, or large
Retail and Prescription Drug Store. Both city
and country references given. Address "Relu-
gee " Box B5 YOrkville s. G. octS 1m0T
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-14
THE RAILWAY WAR.

ALBANY, August 13-The hearing or
the order of Judge Peckham on what i:
known as the omnibus complaint, made
by the Albany and Susquehanna rail
road and William ii. Rice, was to-day
by agreement of counsel, postponed Ia
August 30th, and Judge Peckham
granted an order, which was excepted
to by counsel. the Erie party cOntinu-
ing the injunction and stay proceedings
under Judge Barnard's order. A mo-
tion was made to set aside an order OF
Judge Barnard for hearing at the
special term in this district why
the order appointing Mr.. Pruyn as
receiver should not be vacated. After
argument on the admissability of the
affidavits, Judge Peckham decided that
it could not be received, Erie counsel
excepting, and granted an order, set
ting aside so much of Barnard's order
as conficted with the one issued by him,
leaving In force the remainder, which
relates to the hearing of the case on its
merits. Sheriff Parr arrived on the
boat this morning with peremptory
non ballable writs ofattachmens issued
by Judge Barnard. Business on the
road has been resumed. Agent Banks
is in charge with McQuade as Superin.
tendent. Banks has designated Treas.
urer Phelps his deputy. The proceed.
ings to-day before Surrogate Lawton
in the matter of disputed receivershiI
in the Susquehanns railroad, were lim,
tied to q cross examination of one Of
two Witnesses when an Adjournment
till next Wednesday was had. Tn,
Sheriff is unable to find Pruyn, Ramse,
and Vauvalkenberg, for whom he ha
writs of attachment, non bailable, b.
Judge Barnard of New York.
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Chicago Marker

CHICAGO, August Is.
FLOUR-Quiet at 2Oa7 80 for spring
extras.
WHEAT-More active and firm; No.
l unchanged; No. = opened at 44al 44i,
declined to AZ, and towards the close
became firmer and and advanced to l As
al 45i, closing at the outside price;
sales at 4ltal AZ seller August aud
l 35al 81 seller September; this after
noon market irregular and excited at
42tal AZ seller August.
CORN-In fair request and 14al4c
lower; sales at 90c for old and 9la924c
for regular and fresh receipts ef No. .,
closing ut 9la92c; sales rejected at So Ia
sc; no grade at 7GaS0c; this afternoon
market neglected, with sales of No. 2
at 90tc seller last half of August.
OATS-Dull, steady and l!alEc lower;
sales No. 2 at 504a5lc; rejected at 49a
a49ic; closing quiet and nominal at SOC
for No. 2.
RYE-Firmer and fairly active; sales
No. l at 05; No. at 03al 04i; re-
jected at 94a95c; closing firm at l O4
for No. 2 and 9lo for rejected.
BARLEY--Quiet and easier at l 81
for No. , seller September.
CATTLE-In better demand and a
shade firmer; 4 O0a4 so for cows, 5 50a
6 81! for stockers, 6 25a6 rs for light to
shipping steers.
HOGS-Tolerably active and 15a25c
lower; 5 25aS 40 for common, 5OaS 81
for fair to medium, 9 00a9 20 for good
to choice, and 9 75a10 20 for extra.
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Cincinnati NIarkel.
CINCINNATI, Aus

CINCINNATI, August Is.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm; family 6 90
as %.
WHEAT-Opened dull but closed &C
tive and buoyant; No. 2 red at 2Sal 80;
No. l at 3Oal 33; white at 4Oal 40.
CORN-Dull at soc for ear.
OATS-Firm at 55a60c.
RYE-Dull at 90a95c.
BARLEY-Not offered to any extent.
WHISKY-Firm at 0S.
MESS PORK-Firm; sales at SO so.
LARD-Sales at 20c, but not offered
freely at the quotations.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly at l4c for
shoulders and l64al6tc for sides
BACON-Firmer; shoulders held in
some cases at 15fc, but can be bought at
l5ic; sides l9c for clear rib and clear.
HAMS-Sugar-cured at 2ic.
BUTTER-Unchanged and firm at
25a30c.
EGGS-Sales at lie and dull.
OILS-Unchanged and dull for all
kinds except petroleum, which is in
good demand.
GOLD-134.
EXCHANGE-Steady at Ito discount
buying and par selling.
MONEY--Market unchanged aud easy
at Sal0 per cent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made by August Fette and 1shanna his
wifc. and Charles Otto. dated the 18th day OF
December, 1860, and recorded in the Office Of the
Recorder for Ohio county, West Virginia, to
secure to Lewis Nolte one hundred and fifty
dollars with interest in two years from the
date of said deed, which debt IS evidenced oy 2
nots signed by said Fette and then held by said
Nolte tor the aforesaid sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars with interest from date, dated De
cember 18th, 1861, and payable two years after
date, the principal and interest whereof is due
and VIII rlly unpaid By said Fette, / will proceed
to sell at the fropt door Of the Court House, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1869,
At ten O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit The sonth half of lot number
fifteen, Q5) in square number twenty eight (ssj
in South Wheeling formerly Rtchietown.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
CHARLES OTTO,
aurlO3Od Trustee.
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gg Teltetaph'
TO THk REGIsTER..-
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l

MADRID, August 13.-Estartas, at the
head of Eve hundred Carlists, has en-
tered Spain from France &c Fgeords.
The entry of other bands at various
points is expected. There is considera-
BILE excitement.
PARIS, August 13.-The Emperor to-
day signed several DEGREES of amnesty
for political offences.
LONDON, August 10. There was 6ne
yacht race yesterday from Ryde, Isle OF
Wight, thence round the new Victoria
course, As miles, for Ryde town plate
valued at 100 pounds sterling. Twenty
yachts were entered but only FIVE started
at IL AM. They came home in the fol-
lowing order: The Oimara at SIG P. NJ,
Aline at 5:24, Quinevere 5;24, Egeria at
5:3s, Candor at 5:57. The Egeria wen
by an allowance of time. The Cambria
and Alarm were among the entries bat
each had portion of her sails carried
away twice before starting and being
disabled withdrew.
The debut of the Oxford boat club
causes a favorable impression. 1t IL
said that with little practice they will
be the most finished crew ever on Eng
lish waters. The Harvard crew are out
every day for practice. They show de-
cided improvement. Yesterday they
rowed to Clrivick against the ebb tide
and returned. They made good time.
PEsTH, August 13.-M. Deak and his
party approve of the policy of reconcile
alton with Prussia and non-interyen-
tion in the internal questions of Ger
many.
PARIS, August 13.-The committee of
the Senate are progrogressing in their
examination of the Senatus Consultum.
An amendment has been introduced
providing that in case the Senate reject
the bill which has been passed by the
Corps Legislatif, mixed committee of
Senators and Deputies be appointed to
adjust the disputed points.
MADRID, August 13.-Twelve priests
have been arrested at Burgos, charged
with taking part in the Carlist insur
rection.
ALEXANDRIA, August l3-The low
ness of the river Nile excites general
attention. The water is lower than it
has been within $50 years. The pros
pect of the cotton is favorable and the
crop is estimated at 1,75O,000 carlos.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 13.-Asser-
tons recently made in some journals
that the Porte had information of let
ter compromising the Viceroy of Egypt
in respect to his relations with the Car
are pronounced utterly false. No such
letter exists. The only correspondence
exchanged in regard to the Niceroy was
a notice sent by the Austrian Govern
ment to st. Petersburg that it was the
intention Of General Pasha TO visit the
Russian Government and to this favor
able reply was returned Ivy the Car.
DUBLIN, August l3:-The celebration
of the capture of Derry passed off with
enthusiasm in various parts of the
Island. At Belfast the Orange leader,
Mr.. johnson, received an address, and
was presented with sash and medal.
The Orangemen had grand procession
with banners flying and guns firing.
No disturbances are reported.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August Is.
In wooden goods there is an improved
demand, but at low prices, and low rates
of western freights have given stimu-
lus to trade and when goods are offered
at low rates they are taken freely in
certain grades of knit hosiery. A
concession has been yielded, not
outstanding the stoppage of all the
mills at CoAoes, but other grades are
scarce and bring full prices. The late
suspension of Bowers, Beekman Il Co,
has involved a good many of the wooden
mills in pecuniary lesses and four large
failures are reported among them, be-
sides a city wool house. Those failures
| have cast a gloom over the wooden trade
but they may result in good in closing
up some of the mills; in cotton goods
there Is not much activity snd prices
steady.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,
Thursday Evening, August IL.

| REGISTER OFFICE,
Thursday Evening, August IL. s
The grain and flour market has been
unsettled during the past week, and
prices have had an upward tendency.
This cannot be permanent, however
Such crops as hare been gathered this
fall have had no equal for years. We
quote: 4 - = = \ - ~
GRAIN-We quote new red at / %
old red at 80: new white at GOAL rs,
and 80 for No. old white. Corn is
in good demand at S0aS5c. Oats steady;
sales old at 4Qa45c; new at 50a6Oc. Rye
lower; sales at 9Oa95c. Barley i OO
fer spring and l Is for fall. !.
| HAYS held at 16 00a20 90 for baled;
loose $40 O0sl4 90 per ton.
GROCERIES-Co ffee-Rio, 24a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refned sugars
firm: good to choice New Orleans
I4a15c: Porto Rico 13ia14ic; Cuba
12ial4c; Demarara 16al7c; Crushed
l7jc: A coffee 16tc; B coffee l6c;
C extra 15cs; c coffee 15c. Molasses-
New Orleans SOaS5c; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New York do.
sOa9Oc; Choice Syrup l GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork at
SO 90; shoulders 16c; clear rib sides 194c;
clear sides 19ic; sugar cured hams 25c;
do canvassed 22c; family hams 23c.
Lard 20ic.
POTATOES-Market dull; sales at 45a
SOC.
FLOUR-Market quiet and unchang-
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 80; fancy
at rs; superfine at rs. Rye Flour
at 90.
BUTTER-Sold at zoe for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3d. Ohio River 2 30.
TEA-Gunpowder tea I 25a1 rs; Young
Hyson tea l Goal 60: Black tea GOAL 25,
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is 65a7Oc; bright Is and los
75aSOc; fig lump 7Oas0c; CARROTS snuff
7Sc; CARROTS snuff in boxes so.
FlSH-Firm. We quote: Mackere'
No. . half barrels 10 so; No. medium
6 so; No. large z 90. Lake herring,
half barrels, 3 IS; white fish 8 90; Labra-
dor herring at IL 90. 49,
CARBON OIL-At 28c per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGS-Supply fair and demand light,
at l3c per dozen.
CHEESE-Market firm and without
change, we quote Goshen at l7c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3fa4ic,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy baud 4ia54c; hoop and
light band, 6 to inch, 5a9t; round and
square 3fa7fc; oval iron 4fs5c; half oval
ond half rnnnd 1laSlc. nat rail nnnchad
and csunter.sunk, 4tc; t rail 44a4ac; T
rail spikes &c; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, 425; = and Cd so; 6 and I'd
4 IS; 4 and sd 5 20; Sd 5 rs; I'd 7 90; bar
rel, inch to II inch, 0Ua7 70; finishing
l to inch, 50a9 %; casing, 10 to BOD,
5 90; Sd %; cd 80; 4d IS; fine blued
4d 6 90, Sd 90, I'd 90; lining nails,
inch, 8 rs; clinch nails 90; cut spikes
so; boat spikes, cut, 5 90: wrought 5 90
as 75.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-14
New York MARKET.

NEW YORK, August u.
CoTTON-Firm and in good demand:
sales 2oOO bales at 33tc for middlipg
uplands.
FLOUR-Closed active and &c better
for shipping grades.
WHEAT-Ciosed with active export
demand at 1a2c advance.
RYE-Quiet at p for western.
OATS-Steady for new at 7Oa72c; dull
and heavy for old at 75c.
CORN-Dull at S5cal Ii for unsound
and | l5al Il for sound mixed western.
PORK-Dull and unchanged.
BEEF-In good request and steady.
CUT MEATS-Firm and quiet.
BACON-Firm and quiet.
LARD-Closed steady at 2Osa2Otc fol
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.