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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

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ID M BUBANT }. O. LONG.
Take this method q informing their friends snl
Ss5s FsnsrHy nv thy h. ~ n, 80
for the purchase aud sale Of Real Kstai-, " ,a-e
and Lots Also, hsry Land and Virgins rs-m..
vance their interest," sy r,in o them o.u ana
others desiring 10 invest in Real nstase will a. --a
special attention given to renting ana ecllec,ias
For responsibility they take the liberty Of refer
rins to business men of wsshlngsnn g.u.rslly
KESNEpf SON
1a2f PsnRsylvsnia syenps.
Hay H.y. some choice raRsISG LASps sS ~ e.
for sale rest. spst
VIZ. ErS sItsI,Ti .xos,x
No. sas u ssf hRAkks1ehs 6SsSrhSksr
Military ss .an,g Essd p seir.n. ~
Land Patents. or Certfneates Of Location PHIra.s-s
RkAL ESTATE ExCHANaa g bROk Ess
30. ssI PKNNA AvENUK.s South .,d..
Between 9Th s.d TN ssrsep weu
., SAM y oEYss
DENTISTRY.
WASHINGTON DENTAL PLACE
1915 MA"Assg:ELIs AvESTE. sK.R@
single Upper Or Lower sss lce.n i......f
Extracting by the use Of pure gss.....-7s con-.
ID W. MEKRTLL,
No. 1913 rENNsfLvhsik Avnsus.S
Between 18th and 18th streets
All Dental work done in the best manner, snd =
Gas: Chfor.torm Or Ether used. II ds-'r-i tsr :,
BANKERS.
] B. BRYAN, Pres. IA. burr. rr---
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS HAMA
Corner Of Seventh street and Loui-isn. a,-up+
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
U Rfs2 filE EST from & q an 90 sS
Jay COOKE . Co.,
BANKE Frs
Buy and sell IT current m.rk-l r.I.-
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
GOLD AND silver
Ordsu for STOCKS, and BoNDs promptly En-.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS FURNISHES
THE AMERICAN BUTTON HOLE OVER
SCANNING AND SEWING MACHINE.
WORKS BEAUTIFUL BUTTON HOLES.
DOES ovERsEAMING ON TPE EpGR
And cannot be equalled on any kind Of sewing ian.
by any other machine.
q. STREET.. sEAR Af PESs 'h HTE ss & n
th ses Isfhne' in GHoRS Ipd hYrF
ELPHoNzo YoUSGsa CO.,
ROGERS,
35t PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER AZ STREET.
JUST RECEIVED,
NEW YORK GOODS
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
TEA, TEAR TEAM
LAEe FULLY LEEyGaSEUsSH ssE os9s.c.nr
The best Japsn Re. ever brought to thi. city, to
ELPHoNzO YOUNGS 4 co.
COFFKEsYRUP-DArEs,
kfss WIS t s4roS
eEsSkS.ss sSsssss4Aifsss,s SUMO
ALL FRESH AND PRICES Low
EHaeHss xeUHes q o.,
Grseers.
ssA PBHHsrLvAAIA AvRuu..
= Comm Fovl-AHD-A-nALs srnrss.
= See another column. svsy-t,
No; sss( PICTURE TRAnHs. mace
ASsiI Wv Al KBkAB b from In f5rRRav
nd ~ e. i f.r: :is :: III. s, rr5yI
49, 81: ssf;51;st RS1 lEF FfkssSs s;
fern. 60 ss AADk 70 QknHR; g.
.ss 80. ass IN street. S. Assssipr .ss !,
q =. WR18IEY,
pEALER In
nAKBLE AND SLATE nANrrra
sikkboAhDs' TABLE AHD BuREAu tor.
bRAoKErs. BRAcKEr sHELvEs.
CRATES, sUAAxR PIECES, &c. Ae
The above eoo4s ere vexrsuss1 IN n. ~
mAnmactured. HieAse call "a exs5tre 49, -
10. Y. n. Q. a. BUILDiNs
1s1-6 eornsr 81 - ~ 49,.
1Uef 1ECETvED, -
A LARGE LOT or
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
Consisting Of
GARDEN VASES, TOpNfAINN a|HfF
AouARIUH3, sIffkks. GuAIRs
cALOON TABLRs A~
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WASHINGTON. II. c., April %, 1870.
Sealed Proposals Tor laying Wa ar mains Tor the
pres. year will be received at this office uati
on SATC RDAH, the 3Dth Inst
Tor the purpose Of these proposals the city h
orvlGed INTO thTee districts As ioliows
p1sTklCT No. =Au that part Of the city north
OF tie thesapeahehnd Ohio canal and the city canal
AMI west Il Seventh street west
DISTRICT No. 2.-All that part Of the city north
and northwest of the canal and east Of the west side
OF seventh street west.
DISTRICT No 3.-All that part Of the city be-
tween the canal and the Potomac and the Eastern
Branch.
Bidders must specify what districts are bid for.
Specifications and forms Of proposals can be OBJ
tanned of the Wa er Registrar.
Satisfactory security will be required.
ap23-dSt b. J. BOWEN. Mayar.
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-U. 5. INTERNAL REVEHUE.
Assessors OFFICE,
DISTRICT COLUNBIA.


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, :
WASHINGTON CITY, April l9, 1870
To all Uhom ~ may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Assess
ment List for Income Of 1869 and Special Tax for
ls70 will be in the Assessors office, SIT Seventh
street on the Oth day Of April, instant, at which
time and place appeals will be received and deter
mined, TO May 10, ls7s relative any erroneous
or excessive valuations, assessments, or enumera-
tons by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors re-
turned in said Animal List.
The law provides that all appeals ''shall be made
In writing and shall specify the particular cause,
matter, or thing respecting which decision is re-
quested, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
principle of error complained ef."
All persons doing business of any kind liable to
Special Tax are notified that all Special Taxes be
Come due and pay able May l. $50 and every person
doing business without payment thereof, besides
being subje bthe tax, is also liable to q fine of
zoo and two years imprisonment.
BENJAMIN N. NEEDS,
apl9 lot Assessor for District of Columbia.
7TKEGIsTRAATTII8RhS VIZ X9rkRs IN rhE
The undersigned, Judges of Election of the City
OF Washington. will be in session in the THIRD
WARD on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April Is,
II, ID, n, p and g. the Office Of the err
Of improvements, on street, near 9Th street from
sto7 O'Clock m, daily, for the purpose of prepar
ing list of the qualified vsters of the Third Ward
katuraliZed citizens are by law required IT, pro-
duce certificates of naturalization or certified copies
satisfactory proof Of their loss.
WILLIAM A. COOK,
THOMAS DUNUHO,
JAMES DUGALDSON,
ROBERT II. BOOKER,
J. H. CROSSMAN,
ap5-st Judges Of Election. Washington. d. g.
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Great bargains in PIANOS which haveHA
used. "Nv
One ROSEWOOD, Roardmsn and Gray, $50.
=. - Chickering, 500.
a. Fisher, 500,
MAHOGANY, Nunns Il CLARK, dos
Dor sale, upon easy terms, 70 make room at the
". g. NETZEROTT co,
Sole Agents for SfEINWAYS PIANOS
and MASON HAMLINv CABINET OR
CANS. ann 81
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A L Z VA U L rs.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
NEW ANB OLD ALES.

The BASS ALE Is genuine, and highly recon-
mended b the debilitated. have put the above
Ales ct one price. GHO. u. DUBANT,
ap0 lW corner 9Th street and Penna. avenue.
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RIO Thdh a S1 pos;oHo,
JAN "a, 4 Z Is s D9NALDxlN,
kQBERT H. BOOKER,

N@NOTICE.-The PAPERHANGERS' ASSO.
US CITATION will meet at the southeast corner
Of 1lth and X streets, MONDAY EVENING next
All Paperhangers afe invited To attend BY order
OF JOHN T. PATTERSON, President :
W. W. LOWER. Secretary ann sts
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"Lo' o. FI sksT hi6HNSIvERsAhY oELE;
..,T TUESDAY EVENING APRIL s6, 1870.

vben p q, Ran srHTrv sniIrspI aTKK q SIocK.
ident s., and other distinguished members Of the
Order will deliver addresses, and other interesting
exercises take place, concluding with dancing The
Odd Fellows Chsir will furnish the vocal music
Tickets. I'll, admitting . gentleman and lady-to
De obtained oil the Committee lChr .Rep3tI ap22-4
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MADAME LA oHAPKLLIv TF1I pI1s
W is the get and infallible remedy for al ~,
1ALE CQaPLAINfs, such = EIoes.ive1 an.
remove al o6structions OF the moSthiv ,sl 2
Aeent-Z.D d. GILLIAN. Druggist, 63T Pen 5syiSs.
apli3Ws
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E0R REET-willoox . oibbs' SEWING Ma.
y CntEk, the a1Dlss, noisels0, and lees liabls o
geteut OF order; repted or sold reasonable tern
q The aeentS, BAUM Corset anA Hoop Skirt 10
tory, SA streee, bstween d md y. ES-0
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ton to Radicalism, and will, at the same
time, leave every county perfectly free to do
the best that it can for itself in the election
of members Of the Legislature and county
officers We do believe it necessary that
there should be opposition candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant-Go Governor; but we
do not think it necessary that there should
be opposition tickets for each county. We
should prefer to allow each county, while
working for the State ticket. TO do the best
it can for members of the Legislature and
county officers; and where it can be arranged
to have but one county ticket, such o ticket
as the whole county can support, contest
would be serious injury This, at all
events, is the policy we have advocated un-
der the name of the CITIZENS REFoRH move
meat The June Convention may not coun-
tenance that movement, or may prefer an
other name. But we are earnestin our con-
victions that proper State ticket can sue
ceed, and at the same time give to each
county all the independence of action which
the Intelligencer and ether Journals desire.
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no for different result and, to prevent litigation
in regard to Richardson's property, is turning IL
into ready money In order to be able to hold on
70 1t the more enectually.. The Grecian-cut
face OF Tilton Is anectionately turned in
sympathy towards Mrs. Calhoun. In an
editorial in the columns OF the Indepen-
dent, Theodore is endeavoring, In o moral
way, OF course, to incite the new and present
husband Of the gushing letter-writcr to shoot
Spencer, one OF McFarand's counsel. This Chris.
tian editor, not satisfied with the quantity OF
blood already spilled in this unfortunate affair."
thlrs.s for fresh victim. 1t is also rumored that
Mrs. Mcfarland is quite anxious to testify in ia
vor of her slain seducer. The New York Sun, in
commenting on her Introduction as witness by
the prosecution, says: ''If the editor OF the In
dependent is anxious to get at the true and
honest sentiments OF the community, let him pin
the name OF his paper the front of his hat, and
be about the courthouse when such an unnatural
and revolving scene is enacted The respect Of
the populace for the very name of woman will be
manifested by their not tearing her to pieces"
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The May Convention.

The various committees who have the
matter in charge are making the best ar
rangements possible for the accommodation
OF the delegates, as well as the visitors, to
the Agricultural, Mechanical and Immigra-
ton Convention, which meets in this city on
Tuesday next. There is every reason to be-
liere that the attendance will he exceedingly
large. Every county in the State will be
represented, and Georgia and North Caro-
lima will send delegates, to prove their in
terest in the great cause OF mechanical and
agricultural development and white immi-
grafton.
a large number Of papers upon questions
of Importance to the whole South will be
presented. Among them We may mention:
l. A report on the necessity of agricul-
tural education and teaching in the schools
and colleges OF the Southern States.
2. A report on the value OF various plants
az useful means Of diversifying our agri-
culture.
8. A report on Southern manufactures,
showing the advantages possessed by the
South as manufacturing people.
d. A report on the hygienic character Of
Charleston and South Carolina.
These papers are in the hands OF gentle
men OF marked ability and established rep
utation.
The convention will meet in the Academy
of Music The body o. the building will be
reserved for the delegates and visitors. The
ladies will occupy the dress circle and the
galleries. Upon the stage will sit the Off
GERS and maguates Of the convention. 1t
will &c the largest gathering which Charles
ton has had since the war-a gathering of
earnest men, who have but one aim, the
well-being and progress of South Carolina
and the whole South.
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The Eclectic.

The literature of Europe pays delightful trib-
ute to us this month through the pages of the
Eclectic Magazine. The selections In the May
number are made with the usual admirable
Judgment W ich marks the management of
this valuable magazine, and include articles on
Mr.. Froude's History OF Queen Elizabeth; Mil
on the subjcction Of Women; The Palace of
the Caesars; Tyndall on Dust and Disease; An
cient and Medieval India; The Translation Of
Faith; The Alchemists; Babylonian and Assy-
rian Libraries; The Man in the Iron Mask; a
Roman Story; Slave of the Lamp and his
Labors; and The French Stage. There is the
usual valuable miscellany of science, art and
literature, carefully compiled, and forming a
complete record of the progress of the world
in those matters. The Eclectic, beside its lite
rary character, is valuable portrait gallery,
each number containing carefully engraved
likeness of some person Of prominence in let
tiers, in the Church, or in the State. This
month the genial countenapce of Rev. Samuel
Irenaus Prime appears as the frontispioce,
opening the number very pleasantly.
Mr. Fogartlc, at the Book Repository in the
bend of King street, is the Charleston agent
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TERMS: OF THE NEWS.

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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
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CATALOGUE No. 32,
MoMMsEN,s HISTORY OF ROME, translated with
the authors sanction, and additions by Rev
Vim. r. Dickson, Of the University Of ST. An
drcw's. with preface by DR.. Leonhart
schmltz: The London edition complete il
| Goethcs Hermann anu Dorothea, translated by
| Ellen Frothingham. Illustrated. So.
Wonders OF Glass Making In all Ages, by A. San
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chief Of the Army Of the Parliament Of Eng
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| The Records Of Living Onicers OF the United
OF Naval Operations during the Rebellion Of
1876, and list OF the ships and officers par.
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official sources by Lieutenant Hamersby. S.
John Tilnbs I. S. A. \ uerbaii,n reprint OF
the original edition. 81 10.
An 0ld-Fashioned Girl. by the author of "LIttlc
WOInen,n with illustrations. 81 so.
Men and Mysteries OF Wall Street, by James Il.
Mcdbery, with original Illustrations. S2.
The "B. A. B.' Ballads; Much Sound ana Little
Sense, with illustrations by Gilbert. 81 IS.
Volume Chambers Miscellany OF Useful and En-.
tertaInlng Facts. 50 cts.
The American Chess-Payer's Handbook from
the work OF Staunton. 81 SO.
Tho Illustrated Scripture History for the Young;
2 vols. $40.
William Cullen Bryant's Illlad OF Homer, trans.
lated into English blank verse. Vol. l, S.
AGRICULTURAL, &c.
HOW CROPS FEED; q Treatise on the Atmosphere
and the Soil, as related 10 tile Nitrogen Of
Agricultural Plants, with illustrations by
Samuel W. Johnson. 81.
Stables, Outbuildlngs and Fences; Illustrated with
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Modern Farming, hy Il. Scott Burn, viz: Soils,
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sl2 IS. Management OF the Dairy Pigs, Poul-
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Utilization Of Town Sewerage. Irrigation, Re-
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D.. " s.: So So
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E5- Address
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No. 200 KING STREET lin the Bend,l
aprl0 tuthsomos Charleston, 8. O.
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THE Robertson bill for the relief of the po-
litical disabilities OF son,o two thousand
Southerners is expected to so through both
houses without hitch. But why are there
so few South Carolinians on the list? Sena-
tor Robertson surely knows OF the respecta-
bic and accomplished citizens Of South Caro-
lima, as much as he knows OF the respectable
and accomplished citizens of Virginia, North
Carolina and Georgia, that is-their names |!
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The Late Richard Ycndon.

We regret to announce that the Hon.
Richard Yeadon, leading member OF the
bar, and one of the principal proprietors Of
the Charleston Courier died yesterday af-
terneon at his residence in this city. Mr..
Ycadon was hard student. an able lawyer,
an accomplished journalist, patriotic citi-
zen, ami an honest man.
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ANNIVERSARIES.

T O. o. F.-THE FrFTY-FIRST ANN
i. vERSARY or the introduction OF this Order
In tne Unitcd States will be celebrated THIS EVE
NrSG, ut Odd Fellows Hal, at O'Clock. pro-
fcssional Choir have kindly offered their services
on this occasion. Addresses Will be delivered by
Past Grand II. BUST, Brother ]. BARRET co.
HEN, Past Grand Sire ". G. DESAUSSURE, and
the Rev. Brother W. B. YATES. apr2G y
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THE Laurensville Herald says that at the
Radical mass meeting held in Laurensville
on the 18th instant, the Radical speakers
''proclaimed to the negroes that they would
call be armed by thenext election with rifles
'that would shoot thirty times 10 the min
':ute." Let us have peace!
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Cabinet tt1aking, &r.
|tABINET-MA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. 27 Queen Street.

This Is the time OF year to have your Furniture
and Mattresses overhauled and thoroughly done,
up. Ialso repair and sell Sewing Machines, ana ~
Knitting Machines now Before the pHollc: The
best Sewing Machine for cheap arsicie: Gaa Ss
found with me- to witt The tmPr0seean GonMOS
by the hest iudaes to stand entirely above and
be beyond on any any cheap Machine oSer produced before
sell them ail complete, with guarantee, for
resnectruIy solicit she patronage Of the citi.
,ens ~ rIeston sad OF the State OF South Caro-.
mas M among whom have lived for the last twenty
va,rs 20, a,u'"o J. L. LUNSF0RD
's't'' No. q Queen street, aear Calder House.
aprsI
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LAND COMMISSIONER DeLarge made sem
sible sncech in Columbia, but We respect
fully decline to enter into the fold of Repub-
licansm. If there were no need OF reform,
Tus CHARLESTON News would not bother it.
SELF with politics aud politicians.
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PERHAPS Governor Scott advocates the
XVIth amendment because he is, at heart,
something of al old woman.
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Cigars, Gobar1o, &r.
THE CHA r L ES TON
CIGAR N An U FA ct o B Y :,
No. sl4 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY.
CHARLESTON, S. G.

CIGARS.
LA CAROLINA, per thousand. d.............s2o 90
La Carolina, No. 1, per thousand. % 90
La Corona de Espana, per thousand. ........ 25 90
El Bouquet, per thousand. 30 90
La Candeur, tsmall cigars! per thousand. IS 90
Partagas, (Havans Seed,) per 'oosand..... 40 90
h. Upmann, (Havana,) per thcnsaad........ so 90
Figaro, Genuine Havana per thousand. Is 90
Jenny Lind, Genuine Havana per thousand so 90
AS all these Cigars are made under my especial
care and supervision, I can warrant chat oil win
smoke well and give satisfaction at the prices.
IMPORTED CIGARS OF DIFFERENT GRADES.
LEAF T0BACCOFOR MANUFACTURERS.
have large and well assorted stock Of Do
nestle and Imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con.
nectlcut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and
Filling at all prices. Also, Havana, from filling
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers tPrims) at 81 so per
pound. ~ -"
NEW CIGAR BOXES
For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready for
packing.
SILK RIBBONS FOR CIGARS AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO,
LARGE STOCK OF SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO AND PIPES.
Merchants and consumers are respectfully So
lIcited to call before purchasing elsewhere Satis-
faction guaranteed.
All orders from the country will be promptly.
executed. JULES MADSEN.
feb19 stuth3mos
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TIE last theory upon the Scott-Williams
robbery is contained in our Columbia letter
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r OsT, ON THURSDAY NIGHT, NEAR
Hjbernian Hail, n DIAMOND SHOE BUCKLE.
liberal reward will be given TO tho Under. Ap-
nlr at this Office. apT2o
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90 Rent.

ENoR RENT, WILLIAMSON SPRINGS.
T. The BRICK HOTEL at thus healthful sum.
lner resort Is being put in thorough repair, and
the grounds will be greatly improved. The pro-
prieiors desire to rent or lease the Hotel to some
experienced keeper who will open the house the
coming season. There Is farm OF sixty acres
trented for the present year, adjoining
Tile medical efficacy OF this water Is well estao-
llshed and 1t was popular resort before the war.
1t Is Immediately on the Greenyille and Columbia
Railroad.
Apply to Major SAMUEL sTRADLEY. or the
undersigned, ut Greenrllle =. G. anroa O
e. -lN -
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r E G A 7 7 a
In order to encourage and promote everything
tending to develop the resources and energies OF
the young men of.the South, the CHARLESTON
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND H0RTICULTU-
RAL SOCIETY propose that REGATTA shall
take place. in Charleston Harbor, during the hold
Ing OF the Floral Exhibition and the meeting OF
the Agricultural Convention, the first week In May
next.
The Society therefore offers three prizes viz:
First Race-For siX-oared boats, without regard
to length, prize valued dat...............s2o 90
Second Race-For foaroared boats, without re-
gard to length, prize valued at..........s1s 90
Third Race-For four-oared boats, maximum
length 21 feet, prize valued dat..........sl6 90
Distance to be run ONE MILE.
Parties desiring to enter boats will please make
application at once to the Committee, stating In
which race or races they desire to participate.
Further particulars will be given in future
advertisement.
ZIMMERMAN DAVIS,
STEPHEN THOMAS, JR. Committee.
R. EWING BROWN,
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