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MANUFACTURES IN CHARLEsroN.-A number of
our most enterprlsng townsmen are engaged IN
procuring subscriptions for the erection in city s


mill for the manufacture Of cotton goods and
yarn. We wish to their patriotic attempt II
In this way only that the prosperity Of Charleston adm's
an enterprise for on ts realization will other
bishments. New avenues for capital will be otened
The unemployed white female, VINO cannot now rcrn
even scanty subs by the work of her hands will
Rnd new source of employment and sds ate remu.
neration for her labor Large numbers Of our unem
thronging in idleness Streets will be turned pron
table account The landlord will hnd in the demand
for sites manufacturing and residences for en- in
creapg population his advantage In the increase OF rents
and dimnuon Of taxes The removal Of restrictions to


certain extent against the erection Of steam mills with
the city will introduce side by side with manufacturing
new sources Of wealth and cnarging the existing chan
nels of industry. ChsrIesfon Pat Dec. 10.