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SUPREME COURT.
IN SUPREME COURT At IAcksOE.

No. I73, n. Q. D.-German National Bank OF
Mempns vs. Eliza E. Porter e al.
d. virtue OF q decree pronounced in this
ID cause, on the stu OF June. 1871, by enc gu-
preme Court, I VIII sell, to the highest bid
der, on
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Ann-Rasihanf NnfIna

Vance Il Anderson, Sol. for Comp
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E A. BENSONiS
MUSIC HOUSE, sl7 MAIN ST, MEMPHIS
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HA LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
III for manufacture, the Mason and Hamnn
Organ Ompany are now enabled to offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knowIedged STANDARD OF excellence among
OF the class, at prices of Inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
ars, Hereford, alike 10 all, inYariable. The
following are Illustrations:
SbO
The same, Double 50
Ftve-Octave Organs, with TremulRnt,
Carved and Ornamented.-.................. 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, l25
Forty other styles, up O....-.-..-.-........... 1000
All in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class in every respeet They Will not make
the so-caned cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority Of their instruments
Ii now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully xamin
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs OF different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
mOnial Circular Will be sent free to any adj
dress.
MASON g. HAMLIk ORGAN CO.
WarsruGms, $50 Broadway, hsw York.
mVEdAW
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Wsdnesday. 23d nayn of Annuat. ~.

In front Of the door Of the First ChRncery
Court OF Shelby county, GreeulaW Block
Second street, in the city Of Memphis. the
following described land: A certain tract 81
land. containing, by estimation, iOI2 acres, I'M
district No. of Shelby county, ans S and8,
section 4, bsiug part Of tract OF land bought
OF Rufus Polk, and q small tract on the north,
and being the remainder OF and after de-
Quoting a certain quantity sold by r. W. Kan
uOlph; said tract being artieulariy described
in a title bond nom A. DOWelltO A. II. Doug
lass, bearing date January 1. I57, gcknOWt-
edged March IS, 1857, and registeFsd in the
Registers ONCE OF shelby county, in Doh
No. 50, pages 22 and D3, 10 which reference rs
here made for a full and accurate description
of said land.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Equity of redemption barred. Sale within
lawful hours. July ~, 1871.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, CLERK.
Ecfaul - TurEuan ZaHFr7fOru #v4an
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OyFIoE OF CITY TAX COLIEorOE.
H NJ g
Planetary Horse Power.
THE BEST HORSE POWER IsVER IN.
i ventedi The power OF the horse quadru-

pledi
MEMPHIS, TENN, June %, 1871.
We, the undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify thR we this day Witnessed the appli.
cation OF Pyron's Planetary Power to an
Eighty.saW Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was zeVorved with the usual
raptdity, With a full roll Of cotton, by two
mules, al an easy gait n draugtt; and we
further state that we believe it grtiatly supe-
rior to any horse power we nave &ay knOfgl-
edge OF, and q power suitable for every plan
ter using 8 Gin, Grlst or SaW-milLt
]. ID. TEAL, Maehinist and MilrFright.
NEWTON FoRD nrm Of Ford, P5rter 4 Co,
DIT. PORTER. Arm OF Ford, Potter q Co.
+. HoPeOE, N. d, Memphis, Team.
John j. PITMAN, NJ. d, Memphis. Tenn.
2. Il. WHTTEMoRE, Memphis, Tenn.
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Wednesday the 2sd Day Of August, 1871,
IN SUPREME COURT AT IACKsOH.

No. rs, NJ. Q. D.-AIexander Mum Va. A. Ii.
Douglass et al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced on the
ID IiIh day Of June, 1871, by the Supreme
Court in this cause, 1 win sell, TO the highest
bidder, on
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, I
VSl MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, 1871. !
HGr In accordance wish the provisions of
the above Ordinance, an election viii be held
in all the wards OF the city OF Memphis, ON
Saturday, 18th Day Of Augu8t. 1871,
Between the hours fixed by law.
ty20 Ohm JOHNSON, Mayor.
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tuesday, let Day of AUGUST. 1871.

In front of the Office of Msyre q Trezevant,
No. Madison street. Memphis, between the
hours OF 10 and 2 O'Clock, proceed to sell, for
cash, at public cutlery, to The highest bidder,
the property in said deed described, consist
ing OF a beautiful lot OF four acres, with neat
cottage and Out-buildtngs, near Buntyn Sta
tlOn, i've miles from Memphis, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad.
n deed calls for rive acres, but only four
Will be sold a release and cuit-Claim having
been heretofore given for one acre. The
equity OF redemption is waived by the terms
OF the deed, and the title is perfect, thought
shall sell as trustee only.
teH LAW s. MAYRE. Trustee.
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Friday, 18th Day Of ADJUST. ls7I,
CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real and Personal PrOnertY,

First Chnncery Court OF shelby ountv-No
21S2, N.k.-AnLhOny ZanOnee ct al. VS.. frank
Saltalamaehia. No. &54, n. R,-Louis LoE-
erettO VS.. Frank Saitalamachia ct al.
ID Y virtue OF al interlOgutOry decree for
~ sale entered in the above cause, May y.
1911, | Will sell at public auction, 10 tie high.
eSL bidder, IN front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, GreenlaW Block, Second street. i'm me
city or MemphIs Tenn ON
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Trust Sale.

d y Virtue of a deed OF trust executed to me
ID by g. a. ChOate, on the 18th day OF April,
1869, for the purpose OF securing certain notes
In said dee1 rscited, which deed is of record
in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book No. II, pages 43, asa, / will, on
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SUPREME COURT At JACKSON.

No. L NJ. C. D.-John 5. OaybrOck VS.. Robt.
Wade.
DY VIRTUE Of a decree OF the Supreme
~ Court, pronounced in this cause On the
Uth day OF April. l570, and renewed Al the
april term, 1871, on the 9th day of June, 1871,
VIII sell on the premises, % the highest
bidder, on
Wednesday the 2sd Day Of August, 1871,
the following described lot OF ground, sltu-
0ted in the eastern limits OF the city OF Mem
phis, and on The north side OF Union street
extended, and upon which defendant, hoBt.
Wade, resided at the time OF his death, ard
lies opposite the residence lot Of Iohu {.
Lanier, Is on the south by the state
Iii Road, now known as Union street eX-
tended; on the east by the Post and Kali
Ayenuss on the north by Henry Avenue,
and on the west by a lot known 8s the
WEIGH lot, containing by estimation about
six acres. said and VIII DO sold subject To
the dover interest OF Esther a. Wade, widow
OF kObt. Wade deceased in the
same.
Terms of SaIe.-slx AMI twelve months
credit, notes with approved security re-
quired and q lien retained for paymen or
the purchase money. Equity of redemption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Clerk.
|, July 10, 1871.
Can't 4 Mcdowell, soils. jy0
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Workingmen's building Association.

An effort is being made to organize work.
lhsmen : building association in Ottawa ON the
plan adopted by the laboring classes in eastern
cities The plan has been thoroughly tested, and
there can be no doubt to It's merits 1t is this ::
rive hundred men, more or less, unite bv elect.
ing the usual officers of any organization. Each
member takes one or more shares in the stock
and pays into the treasury one dollar on each
share per month. The fusd arising. i, TO be
loaned only to its members, to the highest bid.
der securing 1t in proper legal manner. He
does not pay the principal back in money, but
IN ten years the profits Of accumu ulated interest
on his stock pays it, be during the time paving
the monthly interest on the sum borrowed.
those who do not borrow receive the in,eres. on
the money loaned. When any one wishes to
withdraw he gets the original cash paid and in.
terest at rate to be fixed by the society.
This plan is a regular savings bank. It is
better than life insurance, since the payor gets
the bsnetts in his life time, from day to day.
For further particulars call on DR.. ]. O..
Harris
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EXCURSION TO AURORA-An excursion. on
the Fox River Valley railroad, to Aurora trhe
first OF the season. will take place on Thursday
next May 18th, under the auspices and for the
benefit of the Baptist church of this city. The
fare for the round trip will be $15O-a little less
than half the ordinary rate The cars will leave
Ottawa at 5 o'clock in the morning. and return
to Ottawa at o'clock in the evening. thus piv.
ing persons from the country plenty of time to
come IN the morning well as to 20 nome in the
evening.
The people OF Aurora promise to make every
exertion to render the visit of the excursionists
pleasant one, and being generous, whole.
souled people, they can be relied upon to redeem
their pledge. There is not a more beautiful
city In the State than Aurora, or one surrounded
with inner scenery or more objects of local inter.
est. Its great car works. siver.plating works.
mills factories fine churches, colleges. and other
educational institutions, all will abundantly re.
pay an inspection; while the scenery aloup the
entire route from Ottawa to Aurora is un.
equalled in loveliness by any other railroad line
in the West
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ScSlt, IIOutz 4 Co.

Have received another new lot of carpets. both
in Brussels and all wool. A good 9 ply csrpe.
for C5 cents. .f..
The best stock Of Brussels ia the city, at yerv
low prices.
New stock of shswls. A nice spring shawl
for $50.
Splendid assortment of Lace Curtains from l6
cents per yard up.
A new lot of summer silks, consisting of all
the new and desirable styles. Something very
handsome IN all silks. Our dress goods depart.
ment is very large, and we are offering special
bargains in it. We are selling something very
handsome in double width goods at 25 cents
These goods are the cheapest dress goods in
Ottawa.
A new stock of Dress Linens for suits.
We have bought large invoice of corsets
much below their real value. and are Offering
them at rare bargains We will sell you cor.
set worth 81 for % cents.
Splendid assortment of Kid Gloves in black
and colored.
Remember that We keep full line of ladies'
and childrens summer SUITS and ladies' under.
wear. We are respectfully,
ScoTr, HoUTz & Co.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:

The ladies of the lst Congregational Church
will holi Neck Tie Sociable" in the base
nent Of their new eiifice on Thursday evening,
May 18TH Those not posted on the above men.
toned entertainment can have their curiosity
gratifed, their ideas frightened, and their love
for the good things of Life satisfied by an attend
anc. on the same.
As bright smiles and fair faces, to say nothing
OF the delicious ice cream. will lend their at.
traction, it will be hardly necessary to repeat
the invitation that lovers OF the ahsye should
not fiji TO attend
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JUST RECEyED--At Reddick & Gillen's,
this week, just received bridal and Sly Quaker
hoopskirts beautiful white skirts, of all kinds ;
black and white Lam, lace shawls, and all the
new varieties Of shawls, from the light summer
article to tie heavy Paisley; japanese and bro
cade silks; black gros grain silks, as low as
they were sold before the war; iron frame gren-
adines; large stock of French, English and
American corsets, stock rapidly being reduced
owing to tho unprecedented low prices.
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PHoTos, &C.-We invite attention to the card
of Mrs. Thompson's Photograph and Art Studio,
in this paper. She is painstaking artist, a
portrait and landscape painter of superior talent
and requirements, and gives instruction to five
classes OF young people, at very reasonable terms.
She has now about twenty pupils who rapid
progressing under her tuition.
Mr.. Teany, who has charge of the Photographic
department, is a superior artist, and spares no
pains in pleasing all who call. The art studio,
suite of rooms, is full of splendid paintings of
various subjects, and one spend delightful
hour ia looking through. The public is respect
fully invited to call and see the gallery and nu-
merous paintings and photos
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Call to-day or any time next week.

STAwBERRIEs-Our mouth must water in
vain for this delicious fruit as long ss it rpens
no nearer than Golden, and must uadergo the
scalpng tariff of the express companie. before it
can reach U.S. 50 we thought, at least, until
Me.srs. Hall Il Hise. commission mcrchats, No.
lGO South Water ST., Chicago, commisssrated
cur case, and seat us enough to sweeten our
temper for week. When our garden .ssa and
hen fruit are ready for market, that firm can
expect u consignment
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NUMBER 40.

A few reasons why the citizens Of Ottawa
should encourage an opposition lumber yard.
All "rings' or combinations are ruinous to
trade and prosperity; for example usual qlan.
tity of less than half tho lumber has been sold in
Ottawa since the lumber combination tool, eff.
feet. Why do cur merchants now see so few
farmers from remote part. of the county? Be-
cause they can buy their lumber As cheap or
cheaper nearer home.
When Il farmer can load back with cheap
lumber, he will bring his grain to Ottawa.
When farmer can buy cheap lumber there,
he will buy his groceries, dry goods hardware.
boots and shoes, SC.
Why is there so little grain coming to Ottawa?
Because farmer has no inducement to load back
with cheap lumber.
We say to the business nen of Ottawa, that
we intend to break Up this combination that has
caused SO much damage to our trade and pros.
perty, and we ask for your influence and favor.
CoLwELr, CLARK & Co.
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What the lumber ring have accomplished ::

What the lumber ring have accomplished:
They have raised the price of lumber from 50
to S. per thousand above It's value, and then
said to the purchaser, "Iake u or leace il, as you
glcass. You cant do any beAer.'
They have made the Ottawa lumber trade
Kissing and by-word to the surrounding
country.
They have reduced the sale of lumber in Otta.
wa to less than half its former proportions
They have forced purchasers TO seud their bills
to Chicago, because of exorbitant prices.
They have lessened the sale of all kinds of
merchandise By driving purchasers OF lumber to
other markets.
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Coon PAINTING, &C.--Thc fancy work, in
the way of painting, &s, in tho interior OF the
lst National Bank, was done by Mr. I.awreu.s
Hossack, who now does all of Colwell, Clark s.
Co.'S work IN the painting line Shop at the
planning mills of the aboYe firm, on La Sale st.
Mr.. Hossack employ number OF competent
assistants, and will do all work promptly and
well that may be entrusted to him.
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ANOTHER observation-disclosures. Colwell,
Clark d Co., of this city, have at length deter.
mined to break up the lumber combination in
this city, that for several years has been curse
to Ottawa. The different lumber dealers having
adopted uniform scale of exorbitant prices,
the farmers were driven out of town to the little
yard. at the depots of the railroads in the cou.-
try, and have also taken their other trade where
they get their lumber Thus the selfish short.
sightedness OF those lumber dealers in this com.
bnation has driven trade from Ottawa
Messrs Colweli. Clark & Go. are now deter.
mined, at whatever cost, to break up this "lum-
Der ring"
They have leased the Armour and Richardson
docks, on the side cut, and are piling up thereon
every variety of all sorts of lumber &c They
are selling good common lumber as low as SIG
per NJ, and everything else in proportion.
See their advertisement in this paper
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JUNE RACEs.-Au effort is being made bv q
subscription to raise funds to put down an arte.
sian well on the Fair Grounds, and AS the read.
lest method Of obtaining the money for that
and other improvements, June Races may be
had Those who object to the races can sub.
scribe 10 the well, and those who object to the
well can subscribe to the races, and the proceeds
raised IN either way will 90 towards improving
the Fair Grounds
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Q. TRAsK.-Siuce the departure of the "iTil.
ton gold" fellows Trask has laid away Lis sam.
pies of Milton gold" and has resumed business
as heretofore. HIS establishment has been cleaned
up thoroughly, and nicely painted aud whitened,
and is now perfectly gay in the interior. He
has superb stock OF iewelry a good assortment
CT plated table ware, and all the varied articles
usually kept in we'll regulated first class Jew
elry store
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Good HoUsEs,--Shay's show drew good houses,
but his were nothing to the houses every day
and evening drawn by those choice new goods
at Burke & Hcenans store Of people from all
parts OF tae county. They have stock Of very
choice goods, and never fail to please their GUS
toners. They are receiving new goods daily to
keep up their assortment, and have all the new
est and prettiest fashions.
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BERRlED.--Henry Walther has no i'll will
towards this Office yet strange a. it may seem he
funeral he go. up, however, was straw berry.
ing, and a good time it was. Henry has the
fruit in perfection and abundance and, as usual,
is severa! weeks ahead of all rivals
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NOVELTIES AT HULL's.-Ths weel, Hull will
exhibit to the ladies many novelties In the way
OF new ready made full suits of elegant md fash
ionsble material, and made to the very last de-
cree OF BON ton style.
Also he has new lot of childreus ready made
goods, very neat, pretty and cheap, He has new
blsck silks, fans, trimmings &c. Call and look
at the novelties.
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l. +. Benjamin, formerly of Morris, is opening
an office for Grover Il Bakers sewing machines
in this city. He will be found at the Clifton
Hotel till further notice. He has n fancy turn
out a fine horse and light spriag wagon, and
will do the business in style, delivering the ma.
chimes wherever wanted.
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PERFECTLY SPLENDID.-NIiss Marshall, on
Court street, next to Gridley s. Perkins store,
has received and opened another entirely new
stock of millinery goods. Her success with her
first stock has stimulated her to outdo her former
efforts in TIE way OF fine goods in this new sup
ply. The stock comprises all the very latest
styles Of hats and bonuets, with nc end of rich
and beautiful trimmings. She has the most ele
CANT French and American flowers, and knows
just how to put them on in all the new and posi-
lively "killing styles"
She has an assortment of ladies' French
panniers; also plenty of corsets, of the most ap-
proved kinds.
She has a full line of ohignons aud hair
goods.
Call to-day or any time next week.
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ICE CREAM OrENING.-Mr. Ebert has opened
his ice cream p.rlors, on Main street, in fine
style, even the FREE TRADER folks were there
anu assisted in the ceremony. The memory of
delicious cream and rich cake h.un,s n. still
Go and eat and be- happy.
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For the best Winter or Spring Wheat -four go
to Riale Bros store, opposite Russells furniture
store. City orders for four feed, corn oats, &C.,
may be left at either store and they will be at.
tended to. Our friends from the country had
best 20 to Ri.le Bros. for their -four, as it is
all warranted, aud they take it back if it is not
good and return the money or other -four
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f. RICHARDSON 81 Sox having tented the
large Armour warehouse, at the Madison street
side-cut bridge, and having put that fine estab
lishment in thorough running order, are now
ready to handle all the grain the La Sale county
farmers can bring in, paying the highest market
price to such rs desire to sell, or storing ship.
ping for such as prefer that course. The firm is
among the most substantial and reliable in the
city, and are not to be interrupted in their busi-
ness by coniagrason or little accidents of that
sort
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CHOICE LIQoURS.--Just received at Gard Z;
Co.'S, Bass Imported English Pale Ale, the best
in the world. Also best imported Cognac bran.
dy, for medical purposes Pure apple brandy on
hand Also Hopkins & Higgins old stock
Bourbon and favorite rye whisky, the celebrated
Kentucky brands.
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MORE MILIINEKY.-Mrs. Morris is Supplied
with another new stock of fine fancy Millinery
Gooas She received yesterday large assort'
ment CT new style. of hats for the last os spring
They are very pretty aud cheap and the ladies
are buying them rapidly. They are suited to
any age or complexion; for children, misses,
young Ladder and mstrons.
She has . fsll stock Of tho fines, trimmings
and can rig" up fancy hat in the most elegant
manAer au very short notice.
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DRAWING SCHoof.-At the request Of many
friends, have concluded to give course of les.
sons in drawing for mechanics, such as machin.
lists, carpenters, sc.
Applications can be made at the Turn hall
tomorrow. between aud - o'clock
May 49, 1871. II. HANsTEIy.
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SPACE. iw2W1M 2usu "
Ten lines of Agate make one soya,e

-N - -''''O 'A'hc ouS rludie.
Advertisements not snder contract b. Plainly mark
eo te length OF time desired they Will be tinued and
charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceedn AZ five pe
inserted at five dollars lines one dollar
per line extra
transient advertising in all be paid strictly IN
advance.
u Yearly advertisers discontnuiny their ADVERTISE
nents before the ratoa of tae contract will he
the u rates As Above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices connected with their
lar business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line.
IL In no case Sill these terms be departed from.
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Nor THuE.-The story in the country that
Bowman, in trying to walk the wire last Tues
day, fell off and broke his back, is not true. He
suddenly got down to take an instantaneous
Photographic view OF Mons. Price, on the wire.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

OR facilities for DONG al kinds job Work. In the va.
rious styles of the art surpassed in this section and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything doae in this
A'L7 20 ave Us CALL BY the j1dc.ors and liberal of
prAter. nix many mau fortune has been made and the
field is still open. Tryit.
Orders by mai! promptly attended to-
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Plc'NIc.-A grand picnic FOR the children of
all the public schools is talked of. The teachers
are invited to meet At tho High School to-day.
at . =. NJ, to prepare programme