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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21
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ARRIVED.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Now York,
to Hooc, Wcdderburn 4 Co.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake Gray, Norfolk, to
VI Eldrdgc & CO.
Steamer Columbia. Harper Baltimore, ~ B
Wheat.
Steamer Wawasc,, Fowll:es, Curriomur. to
Potomac Ferry Co
Schrs + Mcrwin. Groton Alex Young, Prov
idcncr and Lizzie Carr Boston. to American
Coal Go.
:'chrs Edwin Reed, Davis, Portland and Ma
~ Cnmcgy$, Wilson, Hayre de Grace II " A
SnuUt
Schr, .Ie>:c Hart I'd. Boston, and Matte +
Taf,cr. New Haven hy Amrrlran tunl c..
MEMORABILIA.
Schr VIM l. Dayton, from Georgetown for
Norfolk, with cargo Of coal, sunk 18th instant
on Great Wicomicu, below Smith Point. in live
1athuln- of water. The crew were taken ott. -
The vessel and cargo are Il total loss.
Brig Sportsman. Morton. hence ut Boston 18th.
Srhr Georgia, Tate, hence, ~ Norfolk 18th.
Schr NrshtI Sharp sharp from Boston for
this port, arrived vi Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schr j II Hancock, Crowell, hence 1t Boston
18th instant
Schr { q Cranuer, Cranlner. for this port
sailed from Prov idcnce 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

All the surveys ordered by the +lst Congress
and which have been done under the direction
of Major W. P Craighill, of the Engineer De-
nartment, have been Completed and will he
ready for the action of the next Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

One of the latest financial schemes in Paris
is tax Of five francs upon each and every cat,
and of one franc upon each bird keptin cage.
The Baltimore Sun exclaims Thank Heaven,
,r. have not come to cats and canary birds yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

There Were heavy rains, with il strong gale,
ut Wilmington, N. c., Charleston, 5. g., Sd
vannah, and all along the Southern coast, ON
Friday and Saturday last. The rain has been
very beneficial to the crops. 1t is feared that
damage has been done to vessels off the coast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

JOHANNESBURG market for Wheat is active
and very firm; offerings of 800 bushels white
and 40i4 of red, with sales Of the former at l26,
l25, l'2 and l4O for good to prime, and Of the
latter ut lis, l2O l22 l2j, III, rs, TO- l%l 1872
l', ia, l:j, l3G u.s. lIU, AZ and l4j for fair to
strictly choice; IL small lot Of damaged sold NJ
10. Corn is quiet and unchanged; offerings Of
tisj bushels white and mixed, with sales at 70 for
inferior and Il for good samples. Small offer
ing Cr Rye, with sales at Is and CS. Oats are
unchanged; offerings of l2A!G bushels with sales
at H. ~ and A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

Frauds, tits said, have lately been discover
ed in the management Of municipal affairs i'll
Brooklyn, in New York. This, certainly, lsa
fraudulent" age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

Complaints about the damage to the corn
crop from the present drought continue to
reach US, from the neighboring country. The
gardens are also, just now, suffering from the
same cauSe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21
~ F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

10
This SCHOOL FOR BUIS, on the southeast
corner of King and Alfred streets. Will commence
its Tenth Annual Session on Monday, the llth
of September
The course Of study is that Of liberal Eng
lish. Mathematical and Classical cdurutinn.
The terms nf tuition. depending upon the
branches taught, range from ST t" SO per quar-
ter in advance.
n B-The school room will be open from the
18th Of September in order that pupils, VIII" haV"
not heretofore attended the school, may be- eN-
aruincd aud classified. aug 2i-tt
TXCHANGE BUILDING COMPANY.
The "a assessment nf ten dollar> II share has
this day been ordered bv the Board of Directors.
payable ut thr Banking House of M'<srS. W. d.
Corse Il Co., nn or before Saturday the 10Th III
slant Stockholders will please hr prompt III
their payments. BY order Of the Board
aug 2l-5t r. a. REED Sect y.
NTlSS BELLE SMIT II will Resume her
Nl SCHOOL. Oh Washington .trrct, .,cur
Cameron, on the 18th of September. Appllca-
lions received 1T al King street aug 2l-eo4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

1t is expected that the President will visit
Washington this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21
CommrS. Office, Fairfax Court House.

Comm rs Office, Fairfax Court House.
Notice is hereby givcs to all parties interested
in the decree of which the foregoing is an ex-
tract, that, ut my office, on the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER. proximo, | shall proceed to take the
several accounts It's ordered, when and where
they required To attend with such proofs and
papers rs they may desire to have passed upon
Given in my hand, this 18th day of August
1871. THOMAS MOORE,
Com. in Ch'y. Circuit CT. Fairfax co.
Fairfax county, aug 2l-law4w
NOTICE Application will be made to the
~ Second Auditor Of Virginia for the renewal
Of certificate of the debt Of the State in the
maine Of JAMES Keith issued under act of 3lst Of
March. 1885, for one thousand dollars No. l333,
the Sail certificate having been lost.
MARY H. FORREST
au 2l-w4w Adm xd.b.nc.ta. OF Ju-. Keith.
DERU WAN GUANO
| have just received !, full supply of No.
PERUVIAN GUANO from the agent Of the
Peruvian Government. For sale in nt> tn suit
purchasers nt lowest price
aug 2l-cntiw b. n. LA NJ BERT.
EEuIT JARS! FRUIT JARS!
The MIlviIc Glas. Jars, pints, quarts and
half gallons Tor sale by
JAMES +. CARLIN y SONS,
All II Va ming flIecl
THE MISS Is GREENE will open Il SCHOOL
i FOR GIRLS, on the 10Th September, nj
No. IL south Fairfax street. Pupil, will be care
fully instructed. Apply until the lst Of Srptcm-
Der, ut No. % Columbus street aug 2l-lw
DRESERVING KETTLES Bell
Il Metal and Porcelain lined-at
aug JAS. +. CARLlN SONS.
IHUICE WINES AND Liquors.
Clarrt Wine 81 ElnIi,n and l. Hardy &
Cas- Bordeaux.
Crown Sherry: Lacavc y Echirar, Cudiz
Madeira AMI Port Wines
French Brandy Otard. Dupuy y Co.
Holland Gn: Anchor brand
Pure Jamaica Spirits and ~ T. Rum.
Baker Pure Rye Wki<key, loG2
$ilyerbrnok, Thompson, Gamma and other ill.,
vuritc brands Of Old Rye Whi.key.
All the above are confidently recommended as
being pure and ol the best qualities and viii be
sold nj rri,>onabl'. prices.
AVERY u DAVIDSON,
jy 10 22lt Ming IL, cor. Alfred.
AvOTICt The books and account. of JOHN
IN T. EN Ans have been placed in my hands
for settlement and collection. All per=Uns III
drbte,i IL aim mr. requested ~ roIne forward and
-rtllr without delay; otherwise -ults will be
brought t. ruIlrrt The saline.
a. W Chiffon,
Att"Ghev ut Law, 10 Royal ST.
aug IA Alexandria, Virginia.
NOW i. the time t. try CAN'T ) SICILY
~ LEMON SUGAR. For sale at i. KING 81.
aug L. ". +. BROOkES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21

Miss f. G. ADAM will receive pupils on
Tuesday September 18th.
For girls, twelve years of age, the expenses of
for board, tuition, Gncluding Music and Lam
guages) washing fuel, &c. No day scholars re-
ceiyed. Some reduction for several scholars
from the same family or neighborhood. Address
Miss ELIZA c. ADAM, Alexandria, Virginia
aug l2-lm
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LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.
Randolph Macon College,

ASHLAND VIRGINIA.
SESSION OPENS THURSDAI Sept. y, 1877
For further information, catalogue, &c, aIr,
dress WI. WILLIS, Richmond, Va, or
Prof. H. ESTILL, Ashland. Va
.hhInl Va liz ll-tOl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21
EDEC.9TIOS.4L.
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY.
- North Fairfax street,

~ L. >
- North Fairfax street.
- Alcxandria. Virginia
Conducted by the SISTERS OF HOLY
CROSS, will reopen Monday, 4th OF September
The course Of instruction is most thorough in
English the Languages Music, SC.
Board and tuition per annum $500 Music,
Languages Drawing and Painting form extra
charges. For full particulars, address
aug l8-lm Sister M LEOCADIA Superior.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
s1 A FEW WORDS TO THE

s1~ 4 FEW WORDS TO THE
LADIES.-Many ladies, particularly mo.
theirs nursing, complain Of a tired, listleSs
feeling, or complete exhaustion, on arising
in the morning. On the wife and mother
devoIyes the responsibility Of regulating
the duties OF the household. Her cares are
numerous, and the mental as web as lhe
physical powers are frequently called iato
requisition. She often finds her slightest
occupation a weary task aud existence II
burden, while at the same time she has no
regular disease Uostctter's Stomach Bit
ters, ii resorted to at this period, vii! prove
an unfaiiing remedy for this annoying las
situde. The effects OF this potent aseLt are
soon seen in the rosy check and elastic
step Of the head OF the family, as with re-
stored health and renewed spirits she takes
her accustomed place iii the family circle.
If this friend in need be regularly used,
those depressing symptoms will never be
complained of, and not only would lassitndc
not be experienced, but many diseases fol
lowing it's advent be avoided. As nedi, a:
agent ii has no equal, while its pleasing
flavor and hcaitnful effects have made it a
general tavorite. 1t is free from all pro.
perties calculated 10 impair the system, and
its operations arc at once mild, soothing
and efficient. All who have used the Bit
ters attest its virtues and commend it TO
use.
Julv 21-lm
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19

SCRAPS
The thermometer is still up in the nineoes'
and if the hca, continues there will be pre-
cious few scraps left. -
A Chicago policeman poisoned dog. bis
master-the dog's-twlsted his ear-:oe po-
licenan's-aud he now wears his eye-tne
man does-in q sling.
What does q grocer do with nearly all MS
things before he sells them Gives them d
weigh.
A colorcd gentleman promised US the otner
day to describe sor the Herald very soon. We
shal! look for his description.
One not eolored had some nice meat in the
other day for sale, which he wished to 'ex-
pose af. Neither of them are DISORDERS TO
the Herald, hence their ignomus.
What has become Of the Fire Engine?
And again, what he's come over Jack
Once so full Of noise and frolic, he is now as
gentle IS sucking dove.
A woman committed suicide by hanging
herself to an apple tree. At the funeral q
neighbor noticing the sad appearance Of the
husband, condoled him by saying that he
had met with 4 terrible loss. eyes," said
the husband, heaying sigh, "she must
have kicked like thunder TO shake of six
bushels of green apples thar would have been
wor;h dollar busbc' when they got ripe. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
History Of the South Carolina
College,
UNIVERSITY OF South CAROLINA;

June, 1871.
The subscriber proposes to publish q
second edition Of the HISTORY OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. The fsst
edition closed With the year 1887; the
second will embrace the whole period Of
its existence, commencing with the original
Act Of Incorporation in December, 1901.
ard concluding with the Act establishing
the University in December, 1865.
1t will have increased interest impaired to
it, 10. only By the fact that it will constitutes
complete history of the College, but by tho
further consideration that it will contain
several new Sketches and additions to
the Sketches of those Presidents and
Professors who have died since tho
appearance Of the work. Among the new
sketches will be those of Judge Longstreet,
Rev. Ro er. ". Barnwell, and Professor
Venable Of the University of Virginia.
1t will be emhcllshed by Portraits of the
Presidents Of the College. The volume viii
contuia aboat five hundred pages octave,
and will be furnished to single Subscribers
at $500 per copy, and at the usual dis
count to the trade.
Subscribers Mares not otherwise sent will
Je forwarded to me ut Columbia, 8. C.
II. LAB0RBE:- -
July. 10, 2s-t..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
~ WsBERRT. S. g.
= =: Wednesday, July 10, 1871,
, Electinn Scr Commissioners.

Attention is directed to the proclama-
tion in another column, ordering the
election, to fil the vacancies in the Board
Of County Commissioners, to be held OF
the s,t, Of August next. BY some acci'
denta! or intentional cause, most proba-
bly the latter, the order 6rst published
in the Go,crbia Union, and which fixed
the election fo. the 25th Of July, was
withdrawn, hsncs there could be no cleo
siioa.- Governor Scott being waited on
and interviewed by Mr.. Mayes, who was
appointed by the citizens of New5erry
for purpose, has again issued notice,
and this time for the 9th Of August.
Our fellow-citizens will understand then
that there will be On election. And fur
ther, thst the nomination made in public
meeting, ou the 3rd Of July, of
Mr.. J. n. MARTIN aud WM. LESTER,
still holds good.
Need we add vcrd more, as to the
importance Of uniting OF this nom;na-
ton, and endorsing the action Of that
meeting heartily? This is no time for
division! no time for preferences and
the selection made should be supported.
Let Us have but one ticket.
Since writing the above We have been
authorized to state that Mr.. W. ". Nou-
seslt is not candidate as previously
announced.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, y
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT {

~ tCLEN9IA, JutS l5th,s tSIl.
WHEREAS. information hss bee. eti.
ei;;lly received. at this Department. ssthas.
vacancies have occurred in slre oEseeS of.
County Commissioners. m the Gonnty Of
New berry, in the Offices Of Simeon Young
and David Hniisteck:s, ss,r.. .----
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor Of the State Of South Carolina, in
accordance with th. Thirty-seventh Section
Of the Ac, Of September 2slh, 1868, euti-
tied An ACT to define the duties and juris-'
diction Of County Commissioners" /" DO here
bv ;ssue this my proclamation. that - sf.e-:
ciaI elrcrior; be held on TUESDAY, THE.
sth DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, to ell said:
vacancies for the nne1pired term thereof
within the said County. -. - r.-,;;.+ -. .
The Commissioners Of Election appointed
in pursuance Of AN Act providing for the
General Elcclions; and the nanneF of con-
dacting ths sanle,"' approved March lst,
1870, are authorized and directed to con-
duet the said special election, and-to make;
all necessary arrangements therefor, aad
each Of them are hereby required, after due
Publication, and With strict regard to tho
provisions Of tie Constitution and the Lrws
of the State, touching their duties IN suck
case, 10 came sucl, election TO be held on
the ti.y aforesaid, and to take all the ne
ces<ary steps for the holding Of such cleo
ton, and for the asceriai,,ing and Gcs.rfniu-
iys the persons who shall have been duly
elected i!lercat. . ... ~. s,,.'-.>
IN tcs:iiaony whereof have llnreun'o set
my han'l atr' c:.,.scti the Crest SsaF
f.. $ Of the State 20 be a6S1"d at coluIn~
biz, .his 18th day Of dslr, A:2D ISL,
.,nI in :!,r s5h year oi the lndepen-
ercc of the United States Of America.
ROBERT +. SCOTT, Governor
F.. f.. CAERozo, Scr.: Of State :,
Lily Ia. ft-St, -
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Perry's Y Roads, July l7,b, 1871.

More BLooD.-The Orangemen, secret
political society of Protestant Irishmen, lnstl-
tinted TO couuteract the Ribbon Men, com
nosed Of Catholics, attempted to celebrate
the anniversary of the battle Of Bo5ne, IN
New York, on the l2;h, which res1!lsd ln a
serious riot with loss Of life. While the
Orangemen and all others have right 10
pcacsable professionals, we think that poiit:-
co-reIigious questions affecting europe
,;culd be there kept America IS turoulent
enough ~-ith its own issues: Gov: W. aIh, ,he
man acted juss right when ne gave ans
Orangemen full protection; the llloerntans sn.
had no shadow of cause for theli o'sIausuiti;
and we are anxious to learn who is to be heid
responsible for the blood>hed The Killed
and wounded are varlously estimated at from
IS to 200. Col. Fisk ard Lieut.: Page OF the
Ninth Regiment are wounded; among the
killed are woman aud cailf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
Riot and Hloodshei.

The following account Of a riot which
occurred at Reevesville in this State,
&c take from the Courier, and who, We
ask is respo<ible for it: Are the
Ku Klux guilty sgain 2
\ serious riot occurred at this place
on Saturday night last, at about ten
o'clock, between the whi.e and colored,
which resulted in the woundfng Of four
whites and cuiored. Among the wound
cd whites we're J. r. Walters, Of North
Carolina, (>eriously); Z. J. Griffith, Of
South Carolina, (>erionslyl; John Alex.
ander, Of North Carolina (slightly); Joe
Williams, Of North Carolina, lslight!y.(
Tie circumstances of the case are as
fellows: \ few weeks ago South Caro-
lima negro stole bag belonging to 4
North Carolina negro, which resulted in
riot between the cclored people of
North Carolina and South Carolira and
the stabbin; Of one Of the latter after
which threats were made by the South
Garolins negroes to drive every North
Carolina white man and negro from this
place, there being a number of each al
work here. Saturday night last was aP-
pointed as the time to carry out their
designs. Early on Saturday morning
the South Carolina negroes gathered al
and around the store Of l.. Brothers,
(white}, at this place, and received from
him muskets and ammunition previously
ordered by him for the purpose, after
which they spent the day in drilling and
target shooting in fo"t of bis store, un-
til the hour ahen the riot occurr ID.
Af,et the .;ct ended the South CS..olna
negroes threw oat sentincls on every
road leading t" an;l from tbs place, and
fred on every perScn pass: the streets.
They held :heir poSiti,r. until near day
light, and at about sunrise discharged
their muskets quarter of e mile from
this place, an" retired, since which time
nothing ha. been heard from them.
The riot commenced by about ffty
negrots firing Oh Eve whites while
Walking tho street, i'll front Of l.. Bro
.ners' store. Daring the riot about
twenty balls struck the house ard store
Of Mr.. D. G. Whctsel.
In consequence Of this state Of affairs
TIE citizens Of RceveSvilie, white ard
colored, met this day, at nine o'clock \.
81. to consider the matter.
On motion Of Captain W. c. Griffith,
seconded By Captain ". P. App!eby,
Mr. c. R. Council was called to the
Chair.
Mr.. Council briefly stated the Oh.
jsct Of the meeting, and the state Of af-
fairs were briefly discussed By both
white and colored, after which Com
lnittee of three, consisting cf Capt. W.
c. Griffith, CAPTAIN W. P. App!cby and
D. c. Whitscl, were appointed TO draw
up resolutions.
The Committee retired, and after i
short absence returned with the follow.
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted.
l. Resolved. That Capt. W. c. Griffith
and Capt. w. P. Appleby be appointed a
Committee Of two 10 wait on Gov. Scott,
as early as practicable and present t"
him a petition from the citizens of
Reevesvi!le representing the state ofatEairs
at this place, and asking that such meas
ures be Immediately taken as will cf.
fectually stop all such conduct in future;
or else forbearance might cease to be a
virtue as We will not endure every
thing
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= - -
For the Herald.
SlEssss. ED1ToRs:

MEssgs. EDITORS: =
DsAR S1Rs:-I have been deeply mortlhed
"a Learn short time since that an attempt
was made to cast foul blot upon my cnar-
acter, BY the circulation in Ne~bcrry OF me
slauderous report that had sold out TO Scott
and was NOW. spy; and imputius to me
Radical procliyities. have made every e.
fort to feretout the author Of this L1E' winch
personal spite could only have lnFen'eo.
While feel that am and have ever been
true 10 the interests and instincts OF my race
I am not afraid that my conduct should DC
scrutinized by the public. Yet hope win
an intelligent public my character cannon oe
preiudiced by the credence Of an unfoundeo
and authorizes. LIE. in my viadicatlon,
point TO my record. deny the charges en-
phaticaly, and pronounce the author
cowARDLY, TuIEvING LIAR, who thus seeks
the iphiction of an injury.
CHARLIE V. HAMILTON.
par,.y,c Y Roads Jpiy 1Tlh, 1871.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
Notice to Agents
OF TIE
CO-SPERATlYE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

ALL Agents Of the above Association
are hereby requested TO report, By she 2ssh
Of July, to the General Asens, al CoaulnbSa.
the number Of tickets remaining on hand
also to remit all money received BY them,
per express or registered letter The Gen-
eral Agent desires these returns to Be nsadr
in order that he may fix upon de6nsce
day for drawing, iof which due notice wia
De given through the papers Of the St.te.
All money received after tile tickets s'e
s.,ld will be promptly returned TO the sen
der. lie would advise those who have sos
already supplied themselves with tickets to
90 20 AZ once Each cub of tea will DO
entitled to one extra ticket,
lR. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agent.
Box So, Columbia. S. C.
July -, 29-lt. y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19
SAM. COOPER,
NATHAN RICE,
STARTLING YOUNG.

4 Paris correspondent says that, de.
spite the dictum Of the London editor
who began his article by saying that
",he Paris of other times exists no
longer" Paris is still the same brilliant
and lively CITY Of other days. Paris is
once mere gay. Upon the Boulevard
Montmartre constant but ever. r.changing
throngs Of people nightly promenade; ;
the theatres have again opened, and their
huge placards stare at the passer.by
from the kiosques and walls; Jules
Janin writes his usual Monday feuileton
in Les De5ats, and the "iocal items"
begin to- chronicle the run-overs and
runaways in the streets.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19

BAxH SET on FIRE BY LlGurSISG-The
barn of Vim. S. Howard, Sr.. living near
the Cherokee Ponds. E1eetieid, 5. c.,
was set on fire by lightning July 9Th,
during a severe rain and thunder storm,
The fire vas discovered in time to save
about hundred bushels of corn and fif
ty bushels unthrcshed wheat. 4 freed,
man living on the place, named Archy
M;dt Teton, deserves much credit for bis
rntiring efforts on the occasion. he and
six of bis family bringing water until
the devoucing element was subdued.
Only about Ave bushels Of wheat were
burned
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19

The FEMALE AcADEMY.-On Tuesday
night last the young ladies Of this Institute,
in their joy at being released for brief
time from the every day exercises and duties
of school, with the consent and cooperation
of their teachers, gave an invitation to all
the young people Of Newberry to meet them
and help celebrate their joyful emancipation
from books as bsst they could. At very
early hour in the evening the doors and win
dows of the old Brick Academy being thrown
open, blaze of light was diffused over the
surroundings, which revealed the change
which had been effected inside: Italics. desks
chairs, benches, and even the good old stoves,
had been removed, and the dust and cob.
webs of the past session swept ont and scat
tered 70 mother eoT:'. ) plsa$2a: change
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19

m~ MR.. P. P. TOALE'S NEW
OFFICE AND SALES Rooms We are happy to in
form our readers that their old acquaintance, Mr..
Z. z. Toa!e, while continuing bis nanutactory OF
Doors, Sashcs, Blinds, etc ou Horlbeck's Wharf,
Charleston, S. G., has opened handsome offce
and extensive sales rooms ut No O. Hayne Street,
where they will lind it more convenient to cSii OH
him when they visit the city. The Sales Rooms
sxtend 10 No SO Phckuey Street. where theirs Is
another entrance. Send and get new aud en-
tended price list Of latest sty les, e:c. See adEer-
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