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pkoPnsALS FOk tbs ERECTION OF
BtILpiNG TIE UNITEU STATES
NAVAL URSERYATORY

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NAVAL UBSERvATORY
UNITED STATE NAVAL OB>zRvAroRY,l
washington, 18th April, 1859 I
sealed Proposals. for extending the vest wing
stsSrssd Proposals. for Erecting Building At the
=: naval Obs rv.tory," and addressed t. the
e,l nsep pde nt, viii be received until noon of
rev ings and specifications Of the work NAY be
seen at the observatory "' oe
i"e ~ofh 10 be completed by lst August, 1853.
apii W Ssaw Commodore, eriLtenlent.
ThIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr,
~, Yer mas obtained from the Ornhani p Cont ~
asnng gton County In the District OF Colnmhis
Iettefs Q, ADMINISTRATION a. ON tbs na..nrsi
estate ofsAMCEL PIERPONT. late 81 VIZ
lns,en nni ci,y D. o., deceased. All persons hsvine
eIsnr SeAnst the said deceased are hereSv 1sr.sS
I .n ,ns same, With the vouchers thereof to
VIZ su scrioer on or before the 18th day of nrii
nth, lhsn may otherwise By Law be q excIndeS tra..
a. b.n.n, ?" the said estate Given nndsr" ~ v
hare thfs '5,i lay az April. 1859 i my
,.,. b. TODD, Admin str ator l. n.
his Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that N. .,,-
4 scrieer has obtained from the Ornha n.s Cor1,
~ Nnshlr gton county. in the District Of CoInrn'
TIA letters - aiBI ui.trati on on the ner.on.I n
tate of pANiEL jackson I,ts ~ W..h; o es
ton City, ID. . deceased. All ner.ars Lnns
claims against the said deceased arc he,ohs nsehk
60 exhibit the same, with the vouchers tbsrant 20
the sub-rriher, on or before the Is,b a. al 20 70
Ap'iI next they may other by law Ia exeiss "
from a benefit Of the satd estate Giyen 49,
NY hand thir 18th day ot kprit, lag AS1i
LitiSAV JACKSON
srli lsws~' AdministrstIix
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NOT CT rii. r,o,
Q. MCGUIRE & CO.,
In announcing their retirement from business, re-
quest the owners Of all goods IN their possession
to remove he same with little delay pos.ible
otherwise, the goods WIil be sold for storage. II
Is proSer add that of the goods referred to
have been In tn .ir possf ssion twenty years
and 1t will be icuit, If not impossible to ira
present notice to elicit IL fyrm.'ion on This p,int
All persons iRdebtei to J. Mc0UlBE co
requested to call at the north Of 10th
street .nd Pennsylvania avenue and settle their
accounts. apli2w
HOUSE PAINTING MATERIALS
We have q fnll assortment Of House Painting
Materials which. in conpec tion with other Build
Ing Mat-risis offer At the lowest ma rket prices
Painters AID huI lders would do well to call and
eNari stock.
W. have several superior brands of White Lead
from SIS 20 sli per HUNDRED -
ST 7th street.
apl2w II W. HAMILTON 90.
A RRlyAL OF PIG IRONi
IONS No. ! Pia Iron For sale by
GEORGE WATERS,
No. - High street and Canal,
ap l'-f Intel Georgetown, D. y.
VWEy PUGH,
No pig Pennsylvania avenue,
Under the o ven House,
have inst received large and varied assortment OF
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS
OF all the LATEST STYLES, and which they are
selling at the
LOW PRICE OF 25 CENTS PER BOX
Also. a full line of
GENTLEMKN's FURNISHING GOODS.
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l. ATB n A N 7 4 L Q =.

IL Il s G 0 ODS
FROM AUCTION, CHEAP.
New SPRING DELAINES, be quality ss rt.
50 itces BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIks
81, ~. 62ls 10 ceuts new Blue Blacks
% piscts light sPRlNG ShALE AIPACAS
and 20 cepts cheapest . many years
New MIXED MoHAIkS, for ladies, suits II Q.
worth 80 cents .
Alec. bargains in White Goods, Linen Table
Osmask TO~els, &c, Dome.tics, Cotton Co. is
very cheap; spo0ls Ce s;es Cotton fCr IS cents, :
AT SGLBf NAUDAINS
ala eol 32S IA south side, near Tth st
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PERSONAL.

EfIEDRIGH H10KER, "csre of JOHN ,
,us. knSk No sJ aA ct, ws,sinsten' |"
issd. =: Cen.ai.ss. 500 "a street .pMG.
~ SO pr. pARBi. Dssf 20 odd TeiIo-. Ii ii;
ard reliable. eeparaie rooms for ladies'. aslI In
Rs RIBkCCA sAWY.R, H-anas NeIlun
Nl and Clsarvo, ant Ooctress. can b. consulted
and 9Th streets vest. upOs ali business of Import
snee ONCE hours from g. m. TO 8 .. m. aiSa'
NOTIoE-An persons having sny claims aga n-t
tn. sane on or before the stS io. 90 .ces%st o.
e'eln'0n Of yaKNr sp ,hss ds's mSxRs
spl2-eOa' Monument Lot ia,h Il, Isisni
TTxNri61,So, :, os! L.pE.sE.hISe yuE .S.,e OFF TO
Nine. s csusTEiLLs. az oh st.. be, ana
,srs her Whole stoek of Real Lsces, Rihh'as
sGni Lss.. ss u Of cot
tixturssnd show Gases for sale sPie IS
daa., DE sSIsTos ssd .s sEsSEr
the praotioe'f Medicine In wsshin gt"n. No. as
10Th street between asd streets sps Im-
lSh; JOSEPH FLINk recomm.,n,is hnse { =
ut pain Ofice 2-s B. between "a Snd II SIS
TO ~ n m and 90 IN. 40 9-snl-
A WATCH FRGE-Givrn gratis - even 1--we
a mar who will Ut ~ agent In q nes, light aad
hInSsssie sTsnsss Paying So ds, 30 s,i sg
vance: address 4. MONROE kENNkDr 90.
SYPHILITIC AND SOROPULOUs DIsRAsEs
~ ard FRU UPT1ON> the SKIN thor pcgnly
cured by q and unsurpassed German system,
.Nciuding al poisonous me6iciEes. Gail on " G.
bATTUS, 401 9Th street, bet 6 snd g. ma S-I;a-
hG B1NG'S WONDERFUL REiEDY-yIA
~ FU1A-for si Throat, Lung, Liver and hid
n'y Complaints, and Impurities of Blood Read
Pamphlet OF marvellous cures OF Cnnsumg'i0n,
scrofuia &C msls SSwly'
NADAM ST. CLAIR, seventeenth Daughter,
kVI Queen of the NJ s-erivus Art, probes the Sc
get q the human h. art, reveals Your destiny. at
No AL NJ ass ave.. bet 9Th and 9Th streets, fror.
. m TO 9 . m. fel I'm
CONSULT DR.. LEON,
" 46s 9Th street, between ID aud K.
be Euarapteee speedy and thor roueh cure Of all
ACUTE and CHkOkIC DISEASES, without the
use OF balsaR Mercury.
Strangers should beware Of the many QuAcks
.hich now infest the city see the Doctor At osce.
be DOES not trifie with nor abuse TN. confidence
OF his patients Rooms private. Hours, from 20
:, daily. feb 2l-tf
J,BE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOB LADIES,
i Gents, and Children's Cast on Clothing
Boots, Shoes, etc, at e. HARTOGENSIs, AL
fth street. between d and N. Any order through
nR LEON,
u ass Ninth street, between ID and r.
The Host skillful and oldest ests olisaed sdver
.sing physician for the treatment Of FEIALE
COMPLAINTS in the city. Ladies sn Terips from
In him. BE guskantees thorough cure His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see no one but
the Doctor oc1S-lys
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nOEEYi HOSEYt-4ONRV IN, ~. 80,
II yer2 nsndso ome, and Of excellent quality
=. ". bUBOHkLL. corner lsth ano sts,
sSa under Ebbitt HOUSE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR r. DE r. eUkrIs RRas ra
nstify bi- Washington Patients thst. ov,.
% his extensive practice IN Baltimore he viii !,
their Interests, and will attend on sATuRpAYs
Iom i 70 sso And Q TO 8 .. m, aud en SUNDAYS
rfsp ~ Wii,srSs Hos m at No. 222 street. in
olALifn.Trsstment and cure Of Keryou.
the system hesi eouse. OF
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There 10 no member Of society by whom the
book will not be found useful, whether .ncb b.
son hold the relation OF q Parent. Precepfrr, or
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(>PUSErO, GRADUATED POWDERED
~ SUGARS. lsc; COFFEE SUGAb. Ec. at
FoEhAk :, .-s Il -29 SEVENTH street, be
fu, y ANDY
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seIoCCFFRP, p & sc; RoAsTED do 80 4 IS
IL At FOhMAN'S
%. & 229 SEVEN street,
Between Nj and N.
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u As Ninth street, between ID and r.
The Eost skillful and oIdest established .dyer
.fsing physician for the treatment OF EEMALB
COMPLAINTS in the city. Ladies su Ieripe from
irregularities may repose the strictest confidence
In him. he que uskantees q thorough cure His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting one but
the Doctor ocfS-lys
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IyOHD'S BURNT NILLS) FAMILY FLOUR
- % 20 pEr sack, at sORMAk'S,
225 ( 22Y SEVENTH street.
Between NJ and y.
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CURTIS ON MANHOOD This, a, r.a,i, /. vs,.
uable work; for 20, ,ntine out ths diseases result
ing from exeesees. the evils Of which are manff~s
In every Insane asylum. no less than IN the shat
tered constitution 81 those iDdulgtng Ii viii DO
much 20 prevent the vice, which, By fts prev
among the young, has so much friueDce ON th-
gre ent, - on the future we'll being OF many-
Address all Communications
DIX. DE- 4. CT RTIs.
10. se Nsrth Chsrle- street.
BALTIMORE, Nc.
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"ELCH'S 9FSr FAMILY FLOUR,
w % IS pr sack. At FOkMANS,
22s 229 sGVENTH street,
Between N aud n.
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OLD GUYkREMEET COFFEE, 81 cts
~ PObsTED DO. * c.s at FURMAS'S,
22T 229 SEVESTlf street.
Be.ween NJ and N.
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pROt s. kEEls' DANCING Ag.pFay
q fean aveuue. opposite sietro DOItaa "A
dotel. We would resPsclirlls snu0urcc thas ~
we are now prepaTei o. receive purils AZ -
ench prioss As VIII suit the tines asf agree ks<f
Wiz the prices OF other Professor g. the city 0ai
sna see rs for Circular snd Information f1.Fs..
OF IS EsDAY and SATURDAY, from - oiciR
IOkspAi arc FRIDAY, from fc 10 O'Clock u
ocsl-r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
TIE COTTON CROP OF TEXAS.
[Rrsm the Galveston News. july oath !,

(Frem the Galveston News, July 28th.l
"July makes the cotton CROP" is q common
SAVING among planters. Since 1868 we have
not had II dry, or comparatively so, in the
On the 9th OF the month, and up to the present
time, with the exception of an occasional
shower during the past week, the weather has
been hot and dry. The progress cotton has
made In growing this month has been most
marked, and We expect to hear OF picking
season than last. The total failure of the crop
IN our coast counties sin 1857 was attrrbutable
more 20 tne excessive and contlau0uss rains
wnioh Tell IN July and August than TO The raw
s4cn, Sg9s q tn me caterplar Reports come to us
cotton destroyer in many sections; but we do
not fear hls assaults while the weather as ~ a
general thing. continues fair. -,
Last years crop is now all in and iiiaposea
or, aggregstiae some $4,000 bales at this
our receipts have come is the Centrol Raiirnsd
which brought down some 90 COO baIes aimee
the first OF September last; putting the receints :
by bost from the Trinity River at Id 200 bales.
ana from Sabine, lndianola and Lavacs at $500
and Columbus Road. Making smn,e aiinwenree
tor the damages to the crop on The Colnrsao
from the overflow. we expect toNsea tt,a rn.
ceipts by this road the coming season ionh,e
what they were last. A tull crop tSxha acre.
ton would swell oar receipts to 200 900 balss for
1S89-7O-but as already stated the crop in ea
West has met with severe backset frfm M
unexpected source. and taking int account the
liability to injury, from various causes. OF
tms ~ or product. we may assume that 10000 to
Texas is likely to be favored this season.
over the other cotton States. In having some
picking. 9%s sf'1s - y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

NIT ed, but it is proposed to have the machlpe
IN operation in New York in September, and at
the tair to be held at Nashville ON the 9th of
October next. AS, however some samples OF
the perfected process were shown, l have OBJ
tanned two to send to you; one the long ribbon
o. cleaned and carded cotton, the other hank
OF yarn from the same. The regularity and
evenness OF the yarn will be acknowledged.
Inc idea ls like 10 that 60 successfully Oper-
ate0 ON IN eastern cheese factories. The milk
nom tho dalries. within cIrcle say OF five
miles, 1s delivered to the factory weighed, aud
return made either in cheese or in money.
All the petty family troubles and labors are
thus avoided. the cheese is made With oleauli-
ness, peIfeotness o. scientific economy aud
much more cheaply than If leach family worked
up their own produce OF milk. Aud now this
plan is projected for cotton raisers. A new
cotton cleaning machi"e can be centrally locat-
ca, and each large or petty raiser briggs his
which wall be cleaned for him and he will no
ceive pay in either OF tho processes to which
the cotton is wrought, or in the market price
OF the rough article.
ls not this the very machine now wanted for
the small farmers in the South? I have not
had time to obtain a microscopic examination
CT the threads in the ribbon Of lie spun cotton
30 as to see II their pirallel,sn and direction
are preserved.
THE RAHuE FIBRE,
and some small handkerchlefs made in
England from 1t are also exhibited. The
artlcle has beautiful lustre, equal almost to
silk. and the plant can be raised wherever
cotton can There Is considerable demand
tor the fibre Europe. Tue exhibition has
been thronEed every day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
SPARKS FROM z.HE WIRES.

The -evenue yesterday was $500 OOO i
The Mexican Minister at Washington will
present his credentials tomorrow.
Commissioners Delano wants more clerks. and
Boutwell, requires him to take them from other
bureaus. s v.
Treasurer spinner is overwhelmed with de-
nands for fractional currency, but there ,s none
on hand. p,ls ~ k ;ts aSSsS.,
/ The work on the cast-iron lighthouse for the
Southwest Pass of the Mississ ppi is ordered to
be completed at once.
Captain Tucker Of the schooner Francis Sal.
ter Lee from sagua, died Of yellow. fever in
quarantine at Fortress Monroe. s.f
y Congressman Hamilton, of Florida; ia in
Washington endeavorng to ouoIst the Golserya.
tives from the Pensacola Navy Yard.
Secretary Of the Navy Robson goes on a
after the Cabinet meeting of Tuesday.
Pratt, the alleged Texan rioter, has been re-
manded to the custody OF the United States
Marshal in New York. The case will be heard
on Thursday.
Bowers. Beekman l. Co., dry goods mer-
sdsnts Of New York, have failed. Liabilities
$4,000, $50. The failure is attributed to the
steady decline IN woollen goods.
The Revenue Collector for the First Louis.
lana District reports an increase in receipts of
slSS, GOO for May. June and July, as compared
with the same period OF last year.
meeting OF the Loyal League is to be held
IN Philadelphia on the 11th, to make provisions
for the Mississippi and Texas elections. I'VE
are informed that this is meeting of the
National Executive Committee Of the Union
League. Of which Governor Geary is the
chairman.-Ed. NEws.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
BY TEL
REDUCTION OF CABLE RATES.

REDUCTION OF CABLE RATES.
LONDON, August g., he old Atlantic Gable
Company have reduced the tariff betwe en- any
points in Great britain and New York to 81 so
in gold for ten words an Is cents in gold for
each extra word. The press half rates. The
reduction commences on August 10.
.CoNsTANT1NoPLE, August 9.-The difficulty
between the Sultan and the viceroy of Egypt
will be amicably settled.
MADRID, August 9.-In consequence of the
part taken by the clergy in the Carlist demon
stration, Minister ouda orders the bishops to
issue circular recommending the clergy to
obey the laws. and threatening the withdrawal
OF the power to preach aud hear confession
from all who are disopedient.
PARIS. August 9.-rhe Senate Committee
has adopted the first article of the Senatus
Consultum. There is q disposition on the part
OF the Senate favorable to the whole project.
The Empress Eugenie departs eastward on
the oath.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

The personAt adulation paid by the r,eo-
pie OF Engtand TO royalty hiss been turned to
good account By the direckors OF chafitabls In
stitutions. They heye gotten up pssaaant
little cnstom, 0f what ts called sspteeansinx
;puraes." A festiypl Id held Ia behalf Of o char
liable fund. some one OF the multitudinous
royal hmily is prevailed upon 10 attend, and
the plrses given In aid 0f tho cause are placed
directly by the donor intcthe hanhs OF royalty.
0 bissfnl opportunity l Thus your, cookney,
your squire Of low degree. may, even the Raf-s
oatohers Daughter. crowded he or she can
raise ssh'pun note.' may come into the imme-
pounds 10 tho minimum sum that q purse
shonld contain. and two hundred and atty
purses, none OontAtniuR lese tkaa 1--WE, but
some ~ much sH airy pounds. have bsen col
money collected and the assistance thuS given
70 deCeryanR- charities. thie custom 10 TO ba
oommendsd, since IL gives the children Of her
Majesty some useful occupation. .,,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Secretary Cresswell
is here. General Sherman will remain here
until Friday, when he will join Secretary Robe
sons inspecting party.
Admiral Boff will bring the Albany, his fog
ship home with him.
The Internal Revenue Department. contem-
plate Withdrawing the present stamps aud issu-
ing others less easily counlerfeited and re-
vamped.
The Swiss Consul reports that the Western
SWISS Colonies are prosperous and contented.
de predicts heavy Swiss immigration this year.
Many will'go to Virginia. Tennessee and North
Carolina.
The President will arrive in this city early
tomorrow.
Captain-General DeRoda has been authorz-
ed to offer autonomy to Cuba.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

1B DANIEL RAvENEL. PRESIDENT,
AND OTHERS, DIRECT RS vs. THE PLANTERS
AND MECHANICS BANK AND OTHERS, CLAIM
ANTS THEREON-Ih EQUITY.-TEE PLANTERS
AND MECBANIcS' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. JULY 81. 1ss9-The President and
Directors Of this Bank in obedience to the decree in
the absve cause, made by his Honor Judge OAR
PENTER, on the 10th July instant. do hereby call
upon the Stockholders to attend a meeting at the
Bank, on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of August, at ~
o'clock noon, to consider and take such action as
they may choose the report which is to be laid
before them.
Tho Stockholders also noifel that II they fail
TO organise meetlpg. the duty will then devolve
upon the Board Of Directors to determine whether
TO wini up the said B ink to apply to the Cover
nor and Comptroler-General for the benefit OF the
Act OF the Legislature Of the 12th March, 1852 enti
tied can Act to enable tho Banks of this State to re-
new business or to place thom in liquidation.
a+v W. E. HASKELL Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

The new bayonet furnished ia The infantry
soldiers 0f the Br,tisn army has b sword etiga
and saw back With d point do effective aGlthA
ordinary weapon. 1T iH Of the same length "a
the old baycnet, but 40 thanew Martini Henry
rifeis s8s inches shorter than Che old sife. the
acorrespo onding extent. The efficiency Of 'the
,bayonet as sword, 90 4 saw and as pike. i,aa
been carefully tested. sheep was csiS up into
joints with tine sword edge. and thick pianks
we're sawn through by the back. The Ccrnmit-
tee Of Parliament. TO whom the subjecs OF
bceech-loAdere was referred, have also reported
To favoy OF tho reintroducti0n Of rnuxEae stop
pers, 90 the soldiers now insigt On usinR rags
with great dangor. The stopper proposed
covers the HightA, 60 As 70 warn the sOldier
agatrst MetnK without its removal. The body
OF the stopper - stepped In an anti, ,corroslye
coMp0sitaoDs 90 90 20 9bviate the necessity ol
ftequsa atty cleaning the fahe. N, 7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
sr rMARENaO.--F e VER AND .AauI

aIMARENGO.--F E. YER AND iAGUE
CURE TONIC. FEvRR PEEvENTIvE--Thisy val.
uable preparation has been In private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have used II with the most beneflcial results. the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer It to the pub.
Ne. It is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
Of howevsa long standing. removing the cause ana
entirely Graduating is effects nom the system It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the digea.
tive organs, induce on appetite, and restore the
patisat to perfect health. II 10 purely vEaxrAsxH
preparation, and snSharmless thnt children Of ali
ages may take Il with ssiety, Az o tonic MARENaO
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects Of fever or from osher cause. is ivalush1A
"A few doses 10 sufacisnt to satisfy the mast In,
srsduIsas sufferer OF ;ts vistue and worth. Iii
who tryone bottle of MARENaO will be 90 much
pleased With its SfEect. that .hay win readily en-.
dorse 1t. no HUMBUd. For evidence' Of its en-.
sscy and value. refer to MARENaO circulars, which
contain eertiAeatas af we'll knewn ana respectable
siunens. Ss 4.
MARENao " . genuine southern preparation.
the proprietor and manufActufer being native and
resident Of Charlesto, and It 10 felly guaraatsed 70
give complete END anivsrsal sastaactaon. ss
\, NO HUMRUa. TRY 1T. 4s
Ror sale BY ail Drugaists. ana by BOWIE 4
MolSR. corner Nsetlag and HAssi stresses; GOOD.
ntOft. wfSsAEAn \ COS aynsssrset, andia. i.
EUHN. Drnssist. Agspt of pxopristor. soense q
king and ystA streets, Uharlsston, q. @. M ~
June DaO 0nnUs \.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

A landed aristocracy, it is feared, will be
oreated 10 the Unicea Atatos, by the immense
grants which have besn made by the govern
ment. comparison is drawn between these
South. The subdivision Of these estates has
by no means kept pace with their enor NOUS
rise in value, and It III asserted that they can
not fail to vest the children OF their present
any other part of the country, and Hot greatly
unlike or Inferior TO The immense landed es-
tates OF the Hungarian and Russ;as nObles.
watch have been created Ia similar mAnner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

azr CHARLES TON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board Of Traie OFFERS PRE-.
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
LARS (s2SO) for the best Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade OF Charleston the
advantages to the Southeastern States of making
Charleston their emporium and centre OF exchange.
and the measures which should be adopted for &C.
curing to Charleston this position
The Treatise must be without signature but
designated by some motto sentence, &C ,ompanied
by sealed envelope, containing within the motto
or sentence which designates the Treatise together
with the name Of the author. The Treatise must be
banded to the Secretary OF the Board Of Trade on or
before the first day OF November, 1862 and every
competitor must engage to acquiesco cheerfully In
the award Of the Committee. The examination OF
the Treatise and the awarding OF the Prize will be.
confsded to Committee Of gentlemen selected SOLE
~ for their ability and impartality.
BY order of the Board.
E. COBIA, President.
(, H. BARR, Secretary.
Char eston. July 2s. 1869. ws6 July 2S
a0rTHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
xHE CHEAPAsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
LAO EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with o
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles. is prepared TO execute at
the shortest notce and In the best manner JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Cau and examine the scale of prices before gyina.
your ordeuS elsewhere. 4t<3