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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-24
Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

? .
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Seaaie.--A reso-
titled to u seat as senator from North Caro-
lima. ft ~" e ~ ~
The deficiency appropriation bill was dis
cussed without final action. @
Mr.. Borernan called up the bill for
the relief of Joseph Segar, providing for
the payment of 900 for his property near
Fortress Monroe, used by the Government,
which was passed. ,H
House.-A number of bills granting PEN
sions, removing political disabilities, &C.,
were introduced and referred.
There was an animated debate on the Goat
Island bill, without final action.
The pension bill is being discussed to-
night. .,s "
The Cotton Claims Against the !
Governments.
WASHINGTON, April 23.--The large judg-
ment for $4,000 given against the United
States by the Court of Claims Yesterday is in
favor Of Andrew Lowe, of Savannah, Ca, for
| the proceeds Of 1886 bales of cotton seized
by the Treasury agents just after the close OF
| the war. .a
The famous Elgee cotton case, so long
pending, was decided in favor of the title OF
G. V. Woodruff e Co. The Judgment was
for SSssG5,000. 1t has been enormously stated
that the trial OF this case was delayed to await
Il decision in the Supreme Court OH the con
stitutionality of the so-called Drake amend
ment, relating to the effect of presidential
pardons in the Court Of Claims. On the con
trury, the loyalty of the claimants was fully
established and adjudged by the Court o.
| Claims. r.ss{ 81
General HtemH.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Cabinet ses
sion to-day was brief, no business of more
than ordinary importance being transacted
Messrs. Boutwell,, Williams, and Delano
are absent.
AT a meeting of the House Committee OIL
Foreign Affairs, IL letter was received from
the Secretary of State that pending the cor.
rcspondence OH the Alabama claims it is not
cXpedient Or advisable to make any declara.
ton OH the subject, as contemplated by the
resolution heretofore offered by Judge Peters
and referred to that committee.
| Several naval officers were nominated to-
day by the President for promotion to higher
grades.
| Representative Peters is in receipt of nu
merous letters from prominent persons in the
country endorsing his resolution against the
| presentation of claims for consequential dam
ages before the Geneva tribunal.
The British and American Mixed Claims
Commission have adjourned until Septem
ber, when it will meet at Newport, R. I.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. 81
LOUISVILLE. April 23.-!Tobacco active and
strong ut full prices; sales, dlo hossheads.
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TOSEPH C. DPPNER, -
sb 5uNDERTAKER,S =,
1893 franklin street, between Thirteenth aud Four
=. teentls streets. s,t
/ am I'm connection with the largest coiHn Mcto-
rfes OF the United States, and am able 70 furnish
sieP nPEH 81 ioa and ID lIosE CARRIAGES and BUG
GIEs FOR HIRE r 1teL nIM .e-sIII
q FLOURNOY, MANUFACTURER
oTs1sH, HfTNDS. DOORS, FRAMES, MAN
TIES. MoTIi.DINuS, CASINOS. READS. C0is-
NIJT:s, TRIMMINGS, &c.-Hayipg rebtlt slnee
an, now frcuared to execute work at shors notice
tnot Id fayorbe terms as can be had at any aonth-
G,snd us ETu matsrtal aud ssud work guasanteed.
fes-sm Aichsarssds Va
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NEW OPERA MATINEE AND JAzARooS CHAITs
openingM No"LAN 10 co.'s
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KNIGHTS OF PYTulAs.-REpoRT OF SUPREME
REpREsENTATlvEs.-Su Representatives
Bohanon and Wade having returned from
Baltimore, are now visiting, by invitation,
some of the city lodges Of Knights of Pythias
with view to giving members Of the Order
an idea of what was done at the late session
of the Supreme Lodge. The session lasted
five days and nights, and great deal Of work
.Yitally affecting the interests of the Order was
done. The representatives Of Virginia bore
q conspicuous part in the proceedings, and
seemed to have been highly honored by the
Supreme Chancellor in his appointment of
committees. The changes in the ritual
of the Order have been considerable,
but it is believed that they are nearly all i'm
provements. The idea of Lodge being an
assembly Of knights is now carried out in
the titles of the officers and in all parts of the
work. The place of meeting is Castle Hall |;
the presiding officer is the chancellor com
mandcr instead of the worthy chancellor;
the guide becomes the master-at-arms
the stewards are superseded by guards; the
retiring chancellor commander assumes the
purely honorary position of past commander;
and the duties hitherto discharged by the
venerable patriarch are assigned to prelate.
| The ritual has also been amended SO rs to
make it knightly in nomenclature and phrase
ology.
The demand for new or higher degree
has been met by the institution Of What has
been styled the "supplemcntal third" rem
dercd in choice blank verse by 4 .distin-
guiShed professor in III Illinois college. The
new degree is spoken of as sensational and
cminently attractive. It is used ut the OPP
ton of any subordinate lodge. 1t will be
transmitted through the usual channels to
those in this jurisdiction.
4 resolution was also adopted that no
changes should he made in tic present pre-
scribed outside regalia for the space of ten
years. The new regalia, which is very an-
propriate and becoming, and is already in
use in most Of the Grand Jurisdictions, Call
be obtained ut very small cost. If is pre-
scrihed that every member OF the Order shall
wear sword, which is appropriately orna-
lnented with devices Of the Order. We ull-
derstand that the Supreme Representatives
have ordered several samples Of the outside
rcgalia, which they propose to exhibit
and explain to the lodges in this jurisdiction.
The lodges in Norfolk ard Portsmouth have
already ordered their uniforms, and ut the
next session of the Grand Lodge in that city
will receive the Grand Lodge officers. Viz
ginia Lodge, of this city--the oldest in the
State--has appointed committee to inquire
into the expediency of getting the new out
fit, and their example will doubtless be fol.
lowed by all the other lodges.
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NEW BRIDAL-SILyER openingat
,...E-.. NowLAN & Co.'s.
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NEW NOVELTIES IN FINE JEwELRY opening al
NOwLAN Il CO.'S.
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MEETINGS..
,yATIyE COMMITTEE.

4 meeting of the CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE will Ire i.cld at the Office of the NelcS
on Ninth street. THIS EVENING ut "a O'Clock.
Every member OF the Committee Is earnestly re-
questcd to attend rs business Of very great impor-
tancc will be brought before the Committee.
an OJ.1t
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: .iIw YORK WOMAN REBCKEs UER Sex
.t ct.t>Vn.en New York woman, who
H.,.;,> weekly letters TO the st. Louis Repub-
..ag. administer. this rcbuke to her Sex for
..H, q: luatincc%:
t. IN, Place was iam Of carriages and
J. ,",;9ian>. Tie doors opened, and in
v,ihrl the hgll-tored ladies of New York.
i'o say walked? They rushed. They
l..ou their chccks. TO their great souls q
,,':! >C,.; YVES the goal, and on they pressed.
.a-H:n-, Squeezing, and putting, jumping
l,tp -" most eligible position, and maintain
"-I. Nonn pressed the ushers. They AT
''',lic,t - 0list some of these hcroincs from
'.'.. cni-uS Of vartage; they had better have
-,.Ht t..rii runy strength on the rocks at
ilr.i Gate. lnmoYahlc slt the Ama2ons; on
0,sGr the crowd. The usher, borne down
" t." orchestra rails. seeing nothing but i'm
i:'"iE"llt on ia,%Sol> for his devoted carcass.
.,H"- himself over among the bassoops, and
80" ped under the stage.
! ,:.w a %oluan with a black velvet polo
lIi'" adorned with three yards Of yellow
,..a!""" ltrr. three different remnants of
fI}a-r. md 4 large drab silk bow, that in her
uiHlup!al career Gown the aisle she had
-'riuN"d from other ladies' costume. There
5''EHG Ha$ more unccrenonious scrimmage.
he po"r dear little Soul, who all the week
',.,s E"r ticket under tumblcr witha tlat-iron
~ top, c1jid 10 more get possession of her
.r., tiam Of the moon. She had half the
.'riHg >uit torn off her back, she had 4 para
o handle stuck in her eye, she WAS black
aJa I'm" on both arms. and she stood up in
IL" !v:'Jv I'LL the afternoon.
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WANTED. .-C Cash paid gfor
Il CHESTNUT, OAK. SPANISH QAkt ana
BLACK Oak BARK, when SprcDerfy S9sccs g.
lyerl either mt Manchester taunery Or ~ Qeposs9 9s
pAs- - q gEUEBF d KING q
s an lin ss. 1s23 Main street !
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III Pr5iIE or THE DuMps.-Not long since
a.. n.,.'I WAS made to the strcet-clCaning de-
lW'Nrnt Oy Il man who seemed to know
What lie was about to pay $1,000 per year for
ii" pli"icge of the paper, rags, scrap iron,
&C., that could be gathered from the various
camps" or places Of deposit for the refuse
=. ;AC streets ana yards. This was declined
- matter Of charity to the people of the
q! lnp>. and the sc2Icnger work Went OH i'll
o.I Nay. Il is supposed that fully hun.
" &, liniIies i'll this city gain their living
j., What they realize Oh the sale of the
gTcl%. la@s, and other refuse that they
li@H out from the street dirt deposits
"A E@r.ic>ton and Mclean avenues and
elsewhere. When the weather permits,
"n.cn, VI children, and even men and women
la"r be seen on the dumps, industriously
@1yrh2uling the dirt and securing in bags the
orlc!cs acquired. OF course the arrival Of u
r'@ is al occasion for a scramble. Cartmen
lave been known TO make their tobacco
money. month after month, by certain little
iyoij,i>ms extended to their particular
trends among the sa,vengers. Not long ago
a 81. .uan was detected in the act of ofsystemat-
ir.,i!s hl4cknaiiing little girls who were at
tAt- work, and discharged. 1t was shown
Tia. lie he'd been getting about twenty cents
lcr day from them regularly Cincinnati
Ccarr;rt0t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AIIUSENENTS.
THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
THE FIRST AND SECOND OF MAY.
Carl Maria Won Weber's celebrated Opera ~
DER FREISCHuTZ,
BY .s-s ,.. -
cEsASGVERFIN yIRGINIAl

Sale of Tickets and Reserved Seats viii commence
on Saturday morning punctually at O'Clock at
Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON C CO.'S.
The Plano used IL from the celebrated mandatory
Of William Knabe & Co., Baltimore, and has been
kindly rendered by their agents in this city, Messrs
W-oodllousc & Parbam.
For full particulars, sec small bills. ap 2i-at
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA HOLDERS OF THE CITY SAVINGS AND
INSURANCE BROKERAGE COMPANY will be
held at the office of Lancaster s. Co., at "a O'Clock
1872. +. q. MEADE,
mn o4-td se}-s f& Secretpry. =
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will he held at the Office OF
Messrs. Lancaster & Co. on TUESDAY, 18th May,
ls72, at L. o'clock. d. WOOLDRIDGE,
up 24-td treasurer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17
ReidYiIle Male High School.

We invite attention to card Of the
above school, situated in the pleasant viii
lage Of Reidville, 12 miles West of Spar
tanburg G. H., S. C. The commendable
features Of the place are purity of cl!-
mate richness Of water and rural Quie.
tude. The school is noted for thorough
ness and accuracy of preparation for the
higher colleges.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of FIVE months each, beginning
respectively on the frst Monday IN Feb
ruary, and the first Monday in July.
The vacation occurring in winter enables
students from the low country to visit
their homes without endangering their
health. While it is important that pu-
pills should DC present at the opening of
the sessions, they will be received at any
time, and charged from the date Of en-
trance; but no deduction will be made
fer an absence OF less than . month.
Fees payable in advance. SG5.0O or
$1,000 will cover the expenses of Board
and Tuition for Session.
In poin. Of cheapacss, local, social, and
moral advantages, this school comncnds
itself to the liberal patronage Of the pub
lie. For further particulars, address the
Principal.
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ScRAps-ALL FOR THE LADIES'

ScRAPs-ALL FOR THE LADIES'
Bridal parties are deserving Niagara for
Saratoga Springs.
Never attempt to form an opinion of wo-
man by her sighs.
A new style of sleeve button is tortoise
shell. with a raised initial letter in c lighter
color.
The Dolly Warden foulards are very fash
ionabe for house wear, and come in rare
and beautiful designs, and very gay colors.
At Lebanon: Tenn, lately: an ardentyouth
of s6 and 9 gushing widow of 80 were mar
ried in the presence of their grandchildren.
4 ,TanesYille, Wisconsin, girl frightened
her serenaders away by falling out 0: the
window.
My dearest uncle" says a humorous
writer, "was the most polite man in the
world. He was making voyage on the
Danube. and the boat sunk Ny uncle was
jus: OF the point Of drowning. He got his
head above water once, took Of his he: and
said: Ladies and gentlemen, will you please
oHCuSc llC! duG GOH hCAL.
a dagger, with jewe!led handle, worn in
the belt, is considered by some ladies to be
quite indispensable with full toilette.
Lingerie this season is trimmed with ap-
pliQue insertion and lace, with monogram Or
initial letter in lace insertion.
There are two reasons why some people
don't m ind their own business; one is that
they harn't any business, and the other is
that they hayn't any mind.
Twenty-three inches is considered the
proper size for lady'S waist at the present
day, when small wasp-like waists are no
longer admired.
A new style Of ornament for the hair is a
small bird $ nest Of tilagree gold, in which is
a small gilt bird with wings extended and
jeweled eyes.
A new style OF earrings is called the lilly
of the valley style, and consists Of success
sion of small bells on straight stem, with
enamellcd leaves.
White linen guipure lace, Or insertion, is
very much used this season Tor trimming
thin dresses.
The edges Of hources on dresses is cut in
points or sca!lopS, and bound with silk q
shade darker than the material.
A gold or silver initial letter on tinted or
white paper is the very latest style for note
aud letter paper.
Punch Says it is very natural for man to
feel girlish when he makes his maiden
speech.
An Indiana lady has divorce from her
husband in her pocket, and whenever he
don't mind she takes OUT the document and
shows it to him, when lie "weakens."
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An Excuse.

The excuse (for it is the merest sub
terfnge, that some late converts give for
voting for Grant instead Of Greeley is,
that the former is better man than the
latter. They deny that they have turn
ed Radical, but say they cant vote for
Greeley, SO will have to vote for Grant" !"
Poor fellows! Why not come square
cut, be men, and say that they are
going to vote for Grant because they
have concluded to "sell out?" They
have an undeniable right to turn Radical,
but if they so elect they should not be
ashamed oft. They should own up
go the whole hos"-"teli the truth and
shame the devil" There is some COM
fort, however, in the fact that the num-
Der of these new converts to Radicalisn
is small-li,tle in number and less IN
quality. Such proselytes are unworthy
a tear of regret-let them alone:
Laurensyille Herald.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Two women
were killed by lightning to-day. S55 deaths,
including 497 from small pox; deaths Il
corresponding week last year, 446.
Rev. Paul T,apier Of S. c., died 10
Baltimore last Friday.
The St. Louis Times will publish an
interesting letter from Charles Sumner.
The jury in the Stokes trial could not
agree, and the prisoner was remanded 70
Jail.
The rains in Alabama have destroyed
$2,oOo,O00 worth of growing cotton and
corn.
The caterpillar end boil worm are ap-
peaFing.
Senator Bayard is for Greeley and
Brown.
An immense Democratic mass meeting
was held in Weldon, n. c., last Friday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17
For the Herald.

MEssRs. EDITORS: On the night Of the
recent Convention in Columbia, cs stepped
from my hotel door and ramb!ed down the
street, I was followed by two Of our dusky
fellow citizens, who were earnestly engaged
in the following dialogue;
bill, wha fur dey come yer?"
Sam, dun know: but please God deg is
yer from all obcr dc State; dey is yer from
way up in Newberry.'
well, Bill, dun know what made um
come, sep it is dey gwine to had lection" !"
"No, man; taint dat. You see, dey wants
to run dey man, but he can't run: so you see
deg comes yer to git our man fur run him,
and fore God dey shant hab him; no, SIT, if
deg take our man I'll drap him quick.
+ have made verbatim report.
MoRAL.--If Democrat cannot be nomi-
mated for President, and the whites, at least
Of South Carolina, take mp Mr. Greeley, the
colored vote vii! DE cast against him, even
though he is the friend of the negro and al
most founder Of the Republican party.
VISITOR.
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Look for it!

The little red u mark made on the margin
to the left Of your name. When seen yos
will understand without further explanation
that your subscription has expired. In soEne
instances the subscriber is months in arrears,
Others are just at the end OF the time paid
for. In any case the money IS needed, and
we most respectfully ask our patrons 70 call
and settle. Z3--n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17

STICKING TYPE FOR TEE OLD WHITE
HAr.-Cn Monday, two Of the compost
tors employed on the New York Albion:
agreed to set 1000 ems Of type isolld
BREWER, 26t ems wide( for the purpose
CT deciding which candidate they would
support in the coming presidentia! cam
caign. One Of them, Harry Is. Henon,
is d strong Cre2.y man; whi!o the other,
W. J. Thompson, is supporter OF Graat.
The conditions were that the man who
lost should become g supporter OF the
others candidate. The contest commenc-
ed at o'clock. Hcron set his 1000 ems
in ,oriy -s::s minutes, Thompson coming
to the mark tTo minutes iateT. Tho|E:.
son says the old white hat is always in
luck.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17

RUMoRgD DErALcATIoN.-There is a
rumor in these parts that Circuit
Judge. not residing or holding court in
the third or fourth circuits, has turned
UP to be dcfaulter to the United States
Government in the sum Of fsevcral thou.
sand dollars. Can any Of our cotempo
raries give any information Oh the sub.
iect? Can the Sumter News or Watch.
man throw any light on the matter?
Georgetown Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17

CATTERrILLERs AGAlS.-We regret to
learn from some Of our planters that
second army of catterpillers have made
their appearance, doing great damage to
the last Of May and June rice. Their
deprcdations are not confined TO any par
ticular locality. They are attacking the
young rice on all the rivers.
Georcetown Times,
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COMM MERCIAL.

NEwBERRy, S. c., July 16.-Cot.on 21c.
LIVERPOOL, July l5.-Cotton quiet-up-
lands 10E; Orleans III.
New YORK, July 15-7 P M.-Cotton qui-
et-middling uplands 23s; Orleans a.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Cotton dull--low
midding %.
CHARLESTON, July 15.-Cotton dul.-mid-
ding %.
AUGUSTA, July 15.-Cottou nominal-mid-
ding L.
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PLANTING EINSELF 20 GgeW.

Dear little bright-eyed Willie,
Always full Of. glee;
Always so very mischieTous-
The pride o. our home IS he.
One bright summer day We found him
Close by the garden wall,
Standing so grave and digni6ed,
Beside sunfower tall.
His tiny feet ne had covered
With the moist and cooling sand,
Tie stalk o: lhe great, tall sunfower
He grasped in his chubby hand.
When ne saw Us standing near I'M,
Gazing SO wonderingly
At his baby-iaco, ne greeted US
With merry shout of glee.
We asked our darling what pleased him,
He replied with face agiow:
Mamma, I'm going to be man;
I've planted nyselt'to grow
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17
N,11vrr1r Fla Sent 81 tS81

G1ILLSILL6, La, kcSpG. -, 4oOJ
DR.. WM H. Tut:
Dear Sir:-In my young days was rather
wild, and become the victim of g loathsome
disease I wss treated by an eminent phssi-
clan, and thought was cured. After moving
to this State I was Mortified at finding :hat
the disease was making its appearance again,
in q secondary form. Ulcers formed in my
mouth andion different parts of my body. I
also became afflicted with severe Rheumatism
employed different physicians, and used
various patent medicines for months, all to
no purpose. During visit to Jacksonville I
saw your Sarsapariila and Queens Delight,
and concluded to try it. have taken a
dozen bottles, and believe that the poison is
entirely driven from my system. intend
it, however, to make sure thing
Of it. At the request OF your Agent, send
this to you. You are at liberty TO use il az
You like.
Yours respectfully.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17
House Building Extraordinary.

The Devercux Brothers, assisted by
Mr. ". P. Russell, of the sash and blind
factory, completed on Sull;van's Island,
in II days, for Charleston merchant, a
dwelling seveuty-fve feet long, twenty
67e wide, and two-stories high, With
piazzas and chimneys, and lathed, plas-
tered and painted in a thoroughly work
manlike manner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17

NEwBERaY FEMALE AcADENy.--The
closing exercises of this school, which came
off last Thursday night, were highly credita'
BILE.
The nail was prettily decorated by the pu-
pills with Greek. Latin and French mottos.
The hall Was full TO repietion.
The following vas the programme:
Music Silver CorDet Band.
Essav-Dreanls: by 3li>s Brantiey Leav-
ell.
Music-Southern Rights March-Lauve,
Miss Rachel Foot: Home Sweet Home
ThaIbers, Miss Maggie Webb: Rock Beside
the Sea-GroLe, Miss Rosa Jones; The Star
SDangled Banner-Grobe, Miss Lila Boczer.
Essays. P Q. B.. Miss Maggie Jones.
Music-Columbia Grand Aiarch-Allard,
Miss Alice Hunter: Plough Boy-Ouett-
Czerny Miss Maggie Webb and Miss Carrie
Jones: Vision OF Paredise-Packer, Miss
Alice Kinard; Observation-Disclosures,
Hiss Rosa Jones and Miss hate Kinard.
Essay-"The Sweetest Words I've Ever
Heard Are Mother, Home and Heaven" a:
Miss Heanie Richie.
Music-Serious Family Polka-Grobe,
Miss Alice Cline; Les Cloches Du Mouastcre
-Lefcbure-Wely, Miss Carrie Jones; Her
Bright Smiles Haunt Me Still-Kichards, Mias
Mamie Pool; Nellie Grey -Grobc, Miss Kate
kinard; Witches Dance-Wallace, Miss Mag
gle Webb.
Finale Silver Corne. Band.
The young ladies did vel. In their differ
ent veins Of thought and action, their liter
ary and musical talents we're governed
BY correct standards.
Owing to our distance from the stage, and
the want Of acoustic arrangements in this
hall to admit alike of the escape Of extrane-
Gus noise, and the proper conveyance Of
sound, we did not hear the reading Of the
essays, but we learn from friend who was
near the stage, that the essays, which were
read with ease, fucncy and feeling, we're
models of good composition.
We suggest that, on all similar occasions,
those who cannot hear and have no seats,
quietly leave the hall, both for their own
comfort and for the comfort Of those who
remain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17

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Using Agents, No. Al Park Row, New York, +,
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