The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20
INVESTMENTS IN CHARLESTON.

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Preston. England, have struck.
INVESTMENTS IN CHARLESTON.
Their Safety and Advantage-Views OF
Citizens OF au Glasses.
We, the undersigned, citizens of Charleston.
South Carolina, take this method of express
ing our opinion that investments in real estate,
either by individuals or corporations, in the
CITY of Charleston, areas safe and will be as
remunerative as the like investments in any
other city in the country. Our opinion is
based upon these facts:
1. The political condition of this section is
well understood and defined among oil GLASSES
in the community; all accept the situation;
agitation has ceased, and the people are bend
ing their energies to retrieve their fortunes.
This spirit, as a consequence, increases the
material prosperity Of the city.
2. Real estate can be purchased below its
actual value, and such being the case, they
who make investments, of course, arc govern
| cd by tho market value and can invest with
perfect security.
8. The position of Charleston, having one OF
the finest harbors in the United States, COM
manans, through it's diferect avenues, a
large Southern and Southwesterr trade, i'm
mediately surrounded by a most rich and fer
tile country, IL such as to leave no doubt on
the minds OF commercial men of her steady
and permanent prosperity.
George W. Clark, Mayor.
Andrew Smonds, President First National
Bank.
William q. Breese, Cashier First National
Bank.
melce.
John B. Steele, vice-President Board Of Trade.
W. J. Magrath, President South Carolina Rail-
road Company.
81. I. Peake, General Superintendent South
Caron. Railroad Company.
A. F. Ravenel, President Northeastern Rail-
load Company.
s. s. Solomons, superintendent northeastern
Railroad Company.
John S. Riggs, President City Railway Com
James Ravenel, President Gas Light Company.
W. J. Heriot, Secretary and Treasurer Gas
Light Company.
N. r. Middleton, President Charleston College.
R. A. Kinfoch President Medical Society.
John B. Dukes, President Wando Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
E. H. Jackson, Proprietor Charleston Hotel.
A. BuLtertield, Proprietor Pavilion Hotel.
R. G. Dunn & Co.. Commercial Agency.
R. B. Carpenter, Judge OF Circuit Court.
G. A. Trenholm & Son, Bankers and Commits
sion Merchants.
c. G. Memminger, Chairman Board OF Educa-
1. W. Hayne, E1:Attorney General state-'of
Casey 2. Fry, Deputy Paymaster Uaited States
Army.
w. Nichols, Paymaster United States Army.
James Schmidt, Captain Sixth United States
as. Wilmington & Co., Publishers Daily Courier.
Rlordan, Dawson & Co., Publishers DAILY
wm. B. Heriot L Co., Bankers and Insurance
Agents.
Geo. W. Williams & Co, Merchants and Bank
James Adgsr Il Co.. Owners in New York Line
Ravenei i Co., Agents New York Line Of
W. G. Bee 4 Co., Agents Royal Insurance Com
pany OF Liverpool.
@. r. Mitchell.
Geo. n. Walter Il Co., Cotton Factors.
Reeder & Davis, Cotton Factors.
HolZer, hOOgeIS q w., OOGtOu TIcto1o.
Vim. q. Dukes & Co., Cotton Factors.
Mowry & Co., Cotton Factors.
North, Steele & Wardell, Wholesale Mer chants.
D. F. Fleming & Co., Wholesale Boot and Shoe
Dealers.
Vim. 6. Whilden & Co., Wholesale Crockery.
@. D. Brahe & Co., Wholesale Leather.
Goodrich, Wineman & Co., Wholesale Drugs.
Lengnick & Sell, Wholesale Millinery and Fam
cy Goods.
John s. Fairly & Co, Wholesale Millinery and
Johnston. Crews l. Co., Wholesale Dry Goods.
Crane, Boylston & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods
Edwin Bates l. Co., Wholesale Dry Goods and
Clothing.
Nachmann & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods.
G. A. Locke, Merchant.
w. George Gibbes, Merchant.
Street Brothers & Co., Shipping and Commits
sion Merchants.
West & Jones, Shipping and Commission Mer-
T. J. Kerr & Co., Shipping and Commission
A. G.. % Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Hats.
Walker, Evans Cogswell, Wholesale Station
cry and Blank Books.
T. D. Clancy & Co.. Ship Chambers.
Dowie d Noise Wholesale Drugs.
J. e. Adger l. Co., Wholesale Hardware.
E. B. Stodoard & Co., Wholesale Boots and
Shoes.
J. 8. &E. Pierson. Wholesale Clothing.
L. Chapn Co.. Carriage Dealers.
e. F. Panknln, Druggist.
G. ". Aimar, Druggist.
james e. Spear, Jewcller.
Bi ssell l. Co., Hardware Merchants.
VIM. 8. Henersy. Foundry and Machinery. :,
Edward Sebring, Agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company.
a. L. Tobias, General Insurance Agent.
Wm. b. Yates, Pastor Mariners Church.
D. j. Qulgley. Pastor Cathedral Catholic.
G. p. Gadsden, Reetor St. Luke tEpiscopal.)
e. r. Winkler, Pastor Citadel Square Baptist
Churc.:.
John L.. Girardeau, Pastor Zion Presbyterian
Church
John T. Wightman, Pastor Bethel Methodist
Episcopal Church South
John Blchman. D. D., Pastor 81. Johns
Lutheran Church.
E. E. jenkins, n. D.
George W. Clark & Co.. Wholesale Groccrs.
James Conner, Attorney at Law.
". D. Porter, Attorney at Law.
G. Lamb Buist, Attorney at Law.
Benz lm1n F. Huger, ,of J. Fraser& Co., Cotton
". Y. LeiIch & n. S. Bruins, Brokers and Auc-
toneers.
Stanley G. Trott, Postmaster.
Edwin E. Stone, Inspector CT Lights, Sixth
District.
William Aiken, Ex-Governor OF South Carolina
Tho Importance OF photography in oga
proceedings has recently been illustrated III
England. AN application was made Tor letters
ofadministratiop to the estate OF person WhC
many Years ago had gone to Australia, ano
had not been afterwards heard from. No dl.