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A GENTS Wanted.-Agents make more money
"a at work for us than At anything else. Business
light and permanent Particulars free, @. STINsoJ
Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland Maine.
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YUNHE best place to get Piano or Cabinst Organ
Al Pianos and Organs WsHanted or ave cara
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a. N o U R A N @ o.

N G Piano CO.,N. Y. 1st class $500 No Agents.
" o. Names of patrons In 40 States In Circular.
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EThese ARrH CLOSETS are pronounced by COM
petent judges, to be the most complete and at the
same time superior to any yet offered to the public
having in them an important Improvement not
contained In any other Closet. In the Hopper, or
Earth COntainer, is a shaft tkat is moved up and
down every time the lid is raised and lowered,
thereby keeping the earth constantly agitated, 80
that It cannot choke or arch over, otherwise the
closet is OF no value, for II the earth does not run
freely, the Closet, as a dsinfectant is failure.
These cOmmOdes may be placed In dressing room
or by the bedside of sick person. without the least
lnconveni nee or annoyance TO either patient at
tendant They are considered invaluable in the
sick chamber, being complete deodorzers and dis
infectOrs, and are said, positively, by the most
learned medical men Of Europe and this country,
to stop, when properly used, the spread of conta-
gious Diseases
We consider them conveniently useful, not only
In the sick room, but In any part OF the house,
they may be used in Cut-hOuses.
To the farmer they are still mor9 valuable, not
only for the convenience and comfort, but also for
the health OF the women and children in the family.
The products accommodating from the use Of these
Closets in families OF ordinary size are WORTH at
least, the price of half ton of guano annually.
We would advise citizens. as well as farmers, to
cai 1d examine this valuable Improvement, and
judge OF their utility, for themselves.
FERRIS a GARRETT,
b04 Market Street,
dec20-u Wilmington, Del.
ts-A liberal discount will be allowed agents.
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IMMENSE sUUCRss.-ARentsW Wanted, male
IL and female,in every county In the Ualted States
Hnd CanadaS,to sell our new and most useful Paten
Ine " ~ asea N every is 1 9es cea6 @
cents and address FERGUSON co,
Oa5 River street Troy, N. Y.
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UN11Ep STATES CoURr.-The District Court
was opened at eleven o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing, Hon. Geo. s. Bryan presiding.
The assignee of Leander A. Bigger was
ordered to pay to VIM. J. Clark, sheriff. slsSl
5s-lOO, with interest from February l, 1917
and the cost of the case.
B. W. Iawton, assienssrof Rotert Martin,
bankrupt, was discharged, and D. B. G:Eiland
was appointed in his stead. The new assignee
Wes, also ordered to close the estate at once.
The assignee of B. n. Anderson was ordered
to pay the costs of the petition fled by Hayns-
worth & Fraser, and alse a counsel fee OF a2oo
to the petitioners.
Richard d. Anderson, OF snnfer, bankrupt,
was granted his final discharge in due form OF
law.
The assignee of Leander A. Bigger, bank
rupt. was further ordered to pay to VIM. ).
Clark, sheriff, the balance Of cash In his hands
and also the bond OF the purchaser for $3.50.
The petition of I. Hyman & Co., creditors
for involuntary bankruptcy of 8. Bowman,
was ordered to be dismissed and the iD1unc-
ton issued iu the case dissolved.
n I. Auld, assignee of NJ. L. HarVin, was
ordered to show cause before the court on the
49d instant why he should not be attached foE
contempt In paying over moneys, &c.
Tho court then resumed the hearing OF the
case of Farmer vs. Sanders, penang WHICH, II
adjourned until eleven this morn ng.
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A C4RD--W.4RD 6,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The list of so-called delegates fromaWard 6,
announced in your issue of yesterday, were
not elected. It was made up after the ward
meeting was dispersed. The following is the
ticket that really received the largest number
of votes. No election, however, was announc-
ed, as the president abandoned the chair, and
the ballots were Seized and torn up by small
Bowen faction, led by cei tain Customhouse
employees. After the lights were put out. a
small gathering was had At the residence Of =;
q. Carmard, a Customhouse emp.oyee, ana ana
list you published was made up, each man
eleetTng. himself...
List Of delegates from Ward 6 to the Repn6-
llcan Convention of Charleston; County, to be
held February Is, 1872: Charles Simmons,
George Dantzman, Allen McClOud, John G.
Maekey, @. Vanderhorsr, David B. Mathews.
CHARLES SIMMONS,
DAVID B. MATHEWS,
And many voters.
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.AMUSEMENTS.
Jnnauschek.

The sale of seats for the .Janauschek trag.
edIes opens at the box office of the Academy
this morning. To show the reception the great
artist met with In Richmond, on Monday last,
Ho quote the following from the Richmond
Dispatch-a paper that never praises unless
praise be we'll deserved:
7 A more brilliant assemblage never throng-
ed Richmond place Of amusement than That
which, despite clouds and rain, greeted Janau-
chek at The theatre last night No. seat
worth taking was available, and hundreds OF
young men were glad TO secure standing: room
in the aisles or far in the background It was
an audience equally remarkable tor numbers,
fashion and culture, and there Was but one
opinion in all the vast crowd as to the sublime
acting of the splendid woman whOjw the
principal figure on The stage. The p : was
The English adaptation of echllei's Mary
Stuart, and 1t was. one calculated TO place
Madame Janauschek's talenta i1-. the most
vivid light. In the Queen Of the Scots her fine
physique and commanding presence tombine
all who behold her with admiration. In the
first act every movement marks the Queen,
and in her interview with Elizabeth aRd- the
final scene vie seemt 10 have the yery perfec-
tfonn of acting. The applause Of the audience
was genuine aud enthusiastic, and when she
appeared before the curtain 1t was In response
to unanimous desire TO- sdo honor to her
genius. We must add that Jauanschek was
ably supported. Miss Plaeme hasan: excellent
conception of Schiller's Elizabeth. Rarely Is a
company composed OF such excellent mate
rial. -
We are to see MARY stusrts on Monday eve
ming next,
DeCastro,
the wizard, opens here on Friday next. 1t is
scarcely necessary to do more than mention
the name of this magician; for the people con-
tinue TO flock to him Rs If he controlled the
power Of natural gravitation.
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BY ]. DRAYTON FORD,

ENsLOW & GO. VS.. HAGERMAN AND
NJ = OTHERS. a-s,- - 't!.s -. X
BY virtue Of decretal order Of Judge Graham
made in this case the 29th day Of December, 1s!1.
viii expose for sale st Public Auction st the
o!a PGs!ot1ce east eng Of Broad Ate street. on
Tho following pieces @ Of REAL ~; ESTATE: - -.
Wooden Dwelling and outbuildipgs thereon, On
the south side or Shepherd street, west OF Meet.
ing street, measuring In mont on shepherd street
forty eight t4s) feet, on the back line fortynino
1 ss 'ss eleven e m
and on the east line one hundred and forty.fouf
(144) feet, De the said dimensions more or less;
bounding north on cSheph.id street, south on.
Lands OF b. Dreyer, and west on Lands Of b:
2. All that LOT OF LAND, adjoining the above,
with the two story Brick Residence thereon,
Ga
ia inches, on the west forty three (4S) feet and co.
inches; bounded nO:th BY Shepherd street, aouth
and east by.Lands OF d. HaSermsn, and on the
3. All that LOT OF LAND imWedately south Of
and adjoining next above with TWO story Brick.
Dwelling theEeon, measuring on north and south
lines thirty-one BD feet on the east line thttty.
line thirty three tss) feet; bounded on the north,
south and east By Lands OF q. Hagerman, and on
the west BY Hagerman's Court.
4 All ths. LOT :eF faSSi IaSD, with the two story
Brick rxeilins thereon. Immediately south and
adjoining next above, with two story Brick
Dwelling thereon, measuring on north ant south
syen @ ss anS % on s ,ss xsss S.
south ana east by Lends Of 3. HagermsR, west,
by Haserman's Court. -, -
5. AL that LOT OF LAND adjoining next above
with two story Brick Dwelling thereon, measur.
ing oa north line thirty -one (3l) feet. on south
ns es 'y ne nss @ fss5 egF css Scs; On
on the west llne thirty. three 1887 feet seven "a
inches. Bounded north and east BY lands Of H.r
HsRern1an. routh by lands Of Scuth Carolina
Railroad Company, and west by Hagerman's
court. 49, sfr-y..l "
9. That LOT OF LAND, with the bulldogs there.
On; lying ana being on the east side 1
measuring 10 feet BY 200 feet In depth, moro erc
esR. Bounding north on lands. Of George esf,
Hacker. south On lands OF Henry Hsstedt, esAt pns
hose la Sofs sR
LAND situate ON the east side OF. King street,
known In plan OF the Lands Of George s, Hacker
sna Rks made 6y PsyIe SIfyeyos Msy Ist
each other, and: measuring In 'front.' on King
street gu feet on back line my -four t6 feet stx
(e) inches more or ess, In depth, on north Line
depth on south uns1ss feet, more OF less, bouhd.s
ing together west on King street, east on Lot Hos
9. north on Riser's lane, and South on Lot Of.
TermiE cash; ba'aahcs In one and txa55
years secured BY bonds OF the purchasers, bea5-
Ing legal Interest from day OF aale, k1.-
nIally, with mortgage Of the premises rhe huildss
ings on the several premises to be insured, ana
the policies assigned. Purchasers 10 pay for
stamps and papers, and the taxes for the year,
l872 =, II. p. O,CONNOR, :.
feb16 ---. Referee and Receiver. @
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THE THEPAUEC.FERTILLzERS.
CHARLESTON, December 10, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, December l9, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
To confirm public confidence In the Guanos
offered fur sale by me, it;has always been my
desire to avail myselsof the best scientific
ability in order to give the planter every posal-
BILE guarantee as to their standard Ny store-
houses In the city, as we'll as the Pacific Guano
Works at Rlkersville, have ever been open for
inspections; and although the latter have been
under the personal supervision of DR.. st. Ju-
lien Ravenel, yet with his entire approval our
stock has yearly been examined by Professor
Shepard and bis endorsements of their high
standard received. enclose herewith an ex-
tract from his report just taken. The analyses
are On file at my Office. J. N. ROBSON.
No. 6s East Bay, and
Nos. l and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
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LABORATORY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
QUEEN STREET,
CHARLESTON, December Is, 1871.
"In conclusion would state that the three
articles (namely, two samples Of Pacific Guano
aud one sample of Com. Acid Phosphate ex.
amined are fully up to the old standard Of the
Soluble Pacific.
''Very respectfully yours,
febIs-5D4o "CHAs. q. SHEPARD, Jr."
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Auction Sales This Day.

LeItch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at the
Postofice, real estate. -.
u. Drayton Ford will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
Postofice, realestate. -.
"A. Tobiass Sons will. sell at IL o'clock, on
Kerr's wharf, damaged corn and -four.
H. Cobia. d Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at their
store, New Orleans ss:ar, hams, &c.
Jefords l. Co. will sell at half-past O'CLOCK,
at their store, hams and shoulders.
John G. Minor l. Co. will sell at half-past 10
o'clock, at their store, dry goods, clothing,
DC.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell 10
o'clock. at their store, mackerel, salmon, &c.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, dry goods, notions, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTIOES.

THs AUCTION SALE Of plantations in George
town County, belonging to estate. Of J. H.
Tucker, advertised for this day by Messrs R.
NJ Marshall & Brother, ls postponed for the
present. A future advertisement will name
the day of sale. sANL. LORD, Referee.
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A FULL line of Ladies' White Kid Gloves, all
numbers,r for 81. A hllIlne of Gents Gloves
up to No. 8. FURoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No.
244 King street; :. ID! feb5
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ALL WINDOW sAsHEs, BLINDS AND Doors
sold by P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne and No. SO
PInckney streets, are made at his factory on
Horibeck's wharf, IN this city. A general
stock OF building material constantly on hand.
Call and examine the quality and prices of his
work, which defy competition and are une-
qualled. Lasting satisfaction is guaranteed In
all sales. auglsthstu
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fertilizers.
fertilizers a'i!l.i.=
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


imeN when their WACO
urn q
PELzERs RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
Amos BROWNS WHARF, CHARLESTON 8. c.
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By W. Y.LEITGH &eRs S.hBRBNS5s
Auetioneefs.i1.!5,is 81 - =, Ehb f,,l DIV, Z -, {

Austioneefs.f1.5; y; Ehb 1,i nh.,,3 isrS
T A. FORD VS.. WIN. b. WALKER; AND
r.. H.,P. Walker sa: .fl.i.A
BY virtue Of .sr decree made in this cassidy
Judge Graham, ION thei1Sth dag ofi5anua1y;b NIL
proceed to sell at Public Auction at tRe;QdP Post.
office in the City OF Charleston, THIS DAY,
'nH ghs lsts oioTas IL s l s
The Estatey Of w. 81: nv alkeff sconststng
o. all that LOT OF LAND heitaeta3 Qoed dho
west side OF Church street, Wttht thu fafton
Press Buildings and Machinery dhefeoui ;meaeur.
hundred and one (10l feet, and intdepth running
from east 70 west TWO hundred aud -foEtJ-eixt2la
feet, bs Tie said dimensions little more or lei
butting and bounding TO- the north on Lands OF
Samuel OruikshapkH aud Jamed L. PettGre Tor.
merry; TO the south on Land now e formerly o. o.
Cohen and the South Carolina Society. :4.ialrI
Al Al The s Estate ATE 81 ". II. Rslfsar.a.a.st
LOT OF LAND With ne Buildings, lmPseys Pgss,s
Oh, measuring and containing In font on Church
street twenty. i've (25 feet, on the back line
twenty-five t26) feet, and In depth nom east 20
west oneihundred and forty -four Q4l aees ,ee41e
said Dimensions more or less this satd L2f te{
one Eou upon which the Cotton Press kownl0
walkers Press, with all the BaildinEsi eng e4ms
provements, has been erected; bounding n9ffn4 SA
Lands or -; south on Lot heretn nrsf fdesen1.
ed; east on Church street. andiWsst on Land1 Or
Terms Of sse-ossh. sssoo; balance "a thiee
equal annual instalments, secured By bond Of tho
purchaser bearing interest from day OF sale; pay.
able semi annually, with a.morFgsge OF the prem.
sdths Sadngs and 70 %
pas isbI pI5 p.peie Auu ' Il. +. o,ooHNoR RsferSe.
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CITY AFFAIRS S.

S-M Mr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., and Mr..
n. Il. PORTER, are the travelling agents for
TIE NEWS, the former for lower and the lat
ter for upper South Carolina.
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|. CRooUEr CRoouEr 1.-The cheapest In the
city, Price 81. basel STREET BAZAAR.
dec20 n F..
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At FuRoHeoTT, BENEplcr Co., 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain fine Silk, only 50; worth
Sc So. Ten pieces. BLACK. Gros Grain fine Silk
(24 inches) only 81: 81. - teb5
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beaeiabIe Crates.

VRATES CRATES CRATES
hereby give notice TO all parties IN want OF
VEGETABLE CRATES that am prepared 70 ReI
them O e in large quantities, and all would 40
we'll 20 cIll AID examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited an promptly nlled.
Lumber OF all DIR cript:ols and Plastering Lalns
constantly Oh hand.
once and Yard, Horlbeck's Wharf,
East sid. Washington street,
feb1 Near Northeastern Railroad.
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ByI1 LOWNDES 8 GRIMBALL. ~ =

BY LOWNDES & GRIMBAEL. ..
TWO LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE TRADD
WIN be sold on TUESDAY, February 9th. 1872.
at Ii O'Clock, at the corner OF Broad and East Bay
An those TWO LOTS OF LAND on the south
Council street, on the west, and on the east>by
Lot now or lately belonging to En5ton, south BY
Lot now or lately belonging to Burnett, north by
Tradd street, west by Iot now or lately belonging
TO VIM. p. Holmes. and measuring in front thirty
seven ta7 feet HIx thl incne1 aaoh, oud ono hum
dred and twelve ll2 feet In depth, be the same
more or less.
Ttrms-One-thrd cash; balance In one and two
years, 10 be secured by bond ard mortgage, with
interest from day Of sale. payable annually. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
febl6-2thlu1 i--s. -.
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MARK Your CLorHRs!-Order your Stencil
Plates:at the Hasel street Bazaa. and East Bay
News Room. oct14-th
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BY VIM. MCKAY.
Anrtipn GaIEs--1i1tnre Daps.

By W. Y. IEITCH 8 r. s. BRUINS. g:
TNURNITURE, GRIsT MILL, SHAFT
W., Z so,a o. iS isss a. iDas =, 10 o,eoet
on the south side OF Queen street, opposite Roper
HoU .EHoLD FURNITURE, consisting in part
Carpets, Chairs, Bed Room Sets, Lounges, Crock
cry and Glassware. D.
.rr ALSO .-s
GRIST MILL with shafting. pnllies, belts, &C.,
to be propelled by steam. Also, Bins Measures
and FRnner. ,H-;.. a.t ~ i
= Terms Cash. .,ss.t =. e. .r: feb16 :;
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GAMES GAMES Magic Hoops, Building
Blocks, Alphabet Blocks. HAsEL STREET BA-
zAAR. - IF. febl5.th
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By. IOWNDES & GRIMBaLL.

BY I0WNDES L GRIMBALL.
EINE BUILDING LOT ON THESOUTH
H. Of Broad street, near LoIan, at auction.
MN oe soid On IoEsDAi, ~ osuary Istn, M MEsII
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
Broad street, buttlng and bounding to the east
on lands now or late OF VIM. Schnlerle, 20 the
south on lands now or lats Of General John
Schnlere and lands OF George Buist, to the west
on lands now or late I Miss Seabrook, and to the
Iorty our feet two inches, "a y on the back line
forty three feet nine inches 43 81 on the east line
one hundred and forty feet and OF the west line
one hundred aud thirIy:ni.e feet six inches,
l3e 81 be the same dimensions more or less.
Terms-One.third cash; balance In one or two
years, secured by bond and moltage, with inter-
est from day 0( sale, payable annually. Pur-
chasers to pay L, d. G. fol. papers and Stamps.
. fah1l-fhOfnl
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PARCHEEsI PARcHEEsI "A royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr20-w
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CHE1LLEY's PARIS KID GLOVES every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any lmperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
nrnors London, SO Regent street.
DhfoA' New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FURoHGo7T, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov3-6mos
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-. =.
RIVER THIEVES AT WORE Yesterday morn
ing Private Cakes, the policeman on duty on
South Bay, discovered a bale of cotton, all
wet, lying in boat at Morelands wharf. The
owners of the boat could explain nothing, but
on inquiry, two colored men, VIM. Harrison
and John Lee, were proved to have bt en- the
persons who brought It ashore. The two were
arrested about eight o'clock, and immediate
ly brought up by the policeman before the
Mayor. The case was referred to the detec-
tives In the evening communication was
received from Mr.. q. G. McGee, wharanger,
who gave the marks Of the cotton, and stated
that it had been stolen from Accommodation
wharf on Tuesday night. 1t had been rolled
into the water at high tide, and but for the
high wind prevailing yesterday morning,
would probably have been carried off beyond
the reach of recovery. The prisoners are held
at the Detective office for examination before
trial justice.
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TaE REPUBLICAN WARD MEETMGs.-In ad.
dtion 10 the list of delegates elected at the
various wards meetings on Tuesday night,
published In yesterdays NEWS, are the follow
ing: '' -
Ward 4-The meeting in this ward was
noisy, and the contest between the Bowen
party and their opponents wa1ed warm.
Everybody seemed bent on talking and
opposed to listening, and all tried their best
to talk themselves and prevent the others
from doing the same. The Bowenites were at
last compelled to abandon the field; and the
meeting lasted till about two o'clock yesterday
morning, the following officers having been
elected by large majority: Gilbert Pillsbury,
q. W. Hendricks, John Cross, James L..
Walker, T. d. Tlllnghast, Peter L. Miller.
The disgusted Bowenites were not, however,
to be rut off, and called meeting Of the
ward for yesterday afternoon. They at last
overcame all obstacles thrown in their way by
their opponents, and elected by themselves the
following delegates: Thomas N. ,Holmeej
Nathan Robertson, R. q. Wllloughby, N. <.
Reed, Alexander Williams, Henry Norris.
Ward 5-Meeting quiet. The following dele
gates were elected: W. A. Grant, T. E. Dix
on, R. E. Savage, W. T. Oliver, ]. NJ. Deas and
Robert Howard.
Ward 6-The meeting was similar TO that in
Ward 4, but three separate delegates were
electea-the Bowen, the anti. Bowen and the
half and half
Ward lin this ward, also, three delega-
tions were elected.
The delegates assemble In convention at the
Military Hall this afternoon at five o'clock,
when the claims Of the conflicting delegations
wltl.rhaye to be settled be:oraenterlng upon
business. The matter will be one Of some
dif1eulty, and require some sharp maneuv-
ring.
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TIE RICE QUESTION. learn thai another
attempt was hmade yesterday by Alpeora
Bradley to hold q meeting OF the colored citl:
zens for the purpose OF expressing opposition
to the repeating OF the duty on foreign rice.
As on former occasion, the prime mover
proved more interesting subject Of Discus
sion than the rice question, and was set upon
by the crowd. II might have goue hard With
Alpeora but for the interference Of the police,
whose clubs commanded more respect than
the moral Influence Of the newly-imported
sgtator =. The opposition Of the colored men
to the repeating OF the duty on foreign .rlce Is
as decided as their aversion TO Bradley; but
the slght Of the latter Is too much for their
nerves.: AS Bradley hopes to return to Geor-
gia with sound body, he will probably leave
stumpspeaking and the rice question alone
for the future.
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AT FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., 6 inch all
colors Boiled Silk Ribbon 81; worth 81 so.
feb5
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By X. N. MARSHALL &. BROTHER. :;
ON THURSDAY, 22C. INSTANT, AT II
~ O'Clock, will be sold at the Postofdc', Broad
street,
The HOUSE No. 90 Beaurain street, on south
side. next west OF Rutleage, containing six rooms;
the Lot measures 45 by lis feet. Also, q Lot on
Lynch stl eet, measuring 90 by 100 feet. Both
these Lots sdj0in the City PARK, and are choice
locations.
Terms-one-nalf cash; balance In one year, Sc.
cured as usual. Purchaser to pay us for stamps
and pspers, -. febI6-thstu8wth2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-15

i. NOTICE TO TouRlsrs ~stereoscoplc views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29