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Saturday, August "a, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, tO-Wit: Beginning at a point on
the south side OF Vance street Is feet from its
intersection with Causey street thence east
thence south - feet; thence westwardly 50
{ feet. thence north IS feet to the beginning;
being part of Lot No. j, Block No. d, on plan
of south Memphis.
Terms of Sale-One-fourth 90 cash bal
7 auce in 6 and u months; notes with approved
/ security required, bearing 6 per cent. Interest
from date, lien retained to further secure
same. "a July 10, 1872.
Il. A COLE, Clerk and Master.
Hnmes < POsfon. Attorneys. fy2O
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TIE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, August l1.-C0tton quiet;
low middling, 20c.
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NAsHvmLE

NASHVILLE, August 14-Flour steady
with moderate demand, but prices are
unchanged. Wheat 81 10aI IS. Germ,
Sac, sacked and delivered. Oats, 30G
35c for new, loose; old, sacked and de-
livered, Soc. Barley, zoe, sacked and
delivered. Rye, 60c, loose. Cornmeal,
SO 20. Provisions sitter. Mess pork,
Sl4; rump pork, SO 80. Lard. Kettle
dried, Toe. Bacon shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides, 10fc; clear sides, 10@c. Hams,
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IOaH ACRES OF LAND,

within legal hours, the following deserih
prOperty. to-Wit:
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

5I4,R -Ffrst Chancery Court OF shelby
eOunty.-FhOmas o.. Tate vs.. William Ste
ger &c al.
OY virtue Of an fnterlOcutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause July 2,
viii sell &C public auction, to the high
est bidder, IN front of the Clerk and Masters
Ofhce of GreenlaW O~perahOuse, Second street,
in The CITY OF Memphis. Iennessee. on
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TUE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRIZES
~ in the grand schemes 70 erect amouutnenf
IN Honor Of the Confederate Dead Of Georsla,
and those soldiers from other states who were
Killed or died IN Georgia, viii take place IN
The CITY OF Augusta. GE0RGLA,
On the 4th Day OF December Next.
There VIII be NO DISAPPOINTMENT OF the
drawing.
- Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
Cotton to be distributed.
IN
IN zeal a9.ooO
An 20,0OO
8250,OO0
Two Thousand Prizes, varying from Zen
Dollars % Forty Thousand Dollars.
RTSEVEN REAL ESTATE PRIZES aver
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS.
PARIS, August 14.-Rentes, 55f. soc.
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Petition for Dirorce.

JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. H. CULnEN, Deputy Clerk.
81 Barues. Sol. for c0mpln't. iyl6 tn
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NOn-Resident Notice.

N. L. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
" CRABrREE BELCHER, DC. and M.
Tunes q Poston, Soils. for cOmplnts. [jy2 tn
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NOn-Resident Notice.

JAWES Clerk
By j. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Scales q MerTiWetheE
,oiS. for cOmplnbis. au7 tn
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

BY j. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Wat. Strong, Sol. for cOmplnts.
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NONRESIDENT & Creditors, Notice,

1ANN NaAAlIL NIoIA
By ]. H. CULLEN, d. C. tul2 wet
b. T. Reaves, Sol. for c-omplainants.
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Easter.-The sudden discovery of un-
usual quantities of eggs, by the youngsters
throughout the District, last Sunday, was
truly remarkable, but from hearing and
seeing, we can affirm that the way the
much relished contents of the smooth
shells disappeared from the dining. tables,
has no parallel.
Close Of the Seasoa.-The champions OF
the Centre Debating Society fired their last
guns, on Friday evening, March 22d, fol-
this season. Every one seemed pleased
with the success of the society, and return
ed to their quiet homes, with the hope OF
recognizing next Fall.
Good Neacs.-Many of our citizens who
grieved over the defeat of the "Local
Option may now rejoice to learn that our
School Board rescinded the act compelling
scholars to pay one dollar each for the use
of books in private schools the coming
term.
address of Hon. Henry Wilson, which
appeared in the two last numbers of The
Wing, We think one of the best ever deliv-
cred on that subject. If every Democrat
in the county would read it carefully, and
ponder it we'll much good would surely
come from it.
Singing Class at Jackson Hall adjourned,
on Tuesday evening last. Many of the
scholars have improved in the art Of sing
ing very rapidly, and were sorry the op-
portunity to advance further in that direc-
ton, should pass so soon.
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NORTH EAST ITEMS.

EeciiOn.-On Wednesday night, March
9th, the North East Building and Loan
Association held their annual election for
officers, resulting as follows: President
VIM. Scotch; Vice President-J. W. SIM
pers; Treasurer-Jos. T. Stout; Secretary
VIM. ID. Alexander. Directors-Dr. n.
b. Morrison, Alfred Ford, VIM. ID. Alex
ander, George Moore, T. p. Woolens,
Israel II. Dean, John II. Goodwin, John
A. Rntter and Thos. ". holland.
Spring and IFinter.-From Thursday to
Sabbath last, the weather was truly Spring
like. On the latter day the first lightning
and thunder for the season occurred, and
on Monday morning it showed again.
Herring and Shad.-Very few shad have
been caught in the head waters of the Bay,
yet. Herring are quite plentiful in our
streets.
Holdays.-Good Friday and Easter Mon
day being legal school holidays, the Public
School was closed during both days.
Easter.-The annual Church Festival, in
commemoration of our Saviour's Ressur-
rection, occurred on last Sabbath-nothing
of interest TRANSFERRED here.
Improvements. foundation walls are
being prepared and material gathered for
erecting new buildings in the Southern
part of our town limits.
Whfdt-Since the late rains and warmer
days, the wheat gives evidence of II slight
improvement in appearance.
Notwithstanding, 90 cents per dozen;
butter, 35 cents per To-; eggs, 90 cents per
doz.; flour, $7.50@s.5O per bbl.; coal
advanced and supply short.
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PILOT TOWN ITEMS.

Farming.--The farmers commenced
blowing last week.. The ground is still
frozen. Corn planting will be late.
Remocals-Wm. A. Hill has vacated the
hotel at Rock Springs, there is no tenant
there at present. VIM. Mccullough has
sold out his store, at Mount Pleasant, to
James Scott.
Ricer.-The river still continues low
with no prospect of rise. / never saw
the water so low at this season before.
FSshing.-Some parties are preparing to
fish for shad at Bald Friar, this Spring.
There were 80, 900 shad caught at Columbia
dam last Spring. The fisheries at that
place have been abandoned for 25 years.
The batteries are still in good condition
and the hauling ground is sufficiently clear
for hauling the seine.
Police.-Dan Tilman, colored, was arrest
ed by constable Davis, for forcibly entering
the house of John Barrow, and assaulting
him with gun. He gets fine quarters in
the new Jail.
Disd.-On Sabbath morning, after brief
illness, Sarah Brown, wife of George
Brown.
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a school, who had not these requirements.
Mr.. Squier said that Il teacher should first
study the disposition Of a child under his
care, and iniiict the punishment accordingly
/ He appealed 20 the higher motives, but
afterrod and everything ele" ra;l~, be would
cXpel the child. Prof. .,aGcll spoke of
order in the school as hHing an evil as Il
genera! thing: rlSt such order as is actually
necessary is all that is required. Deal of
order as Il medicine; and the rule of doe
tors, the less medicine the better. In
regard to the meanS to enforce Ordcr, must
adapt IT to the temperament Of the child.
The kind Of punishment that suits one will
not snit another. He gave an instance
where two giiis, for djso5edence were
! placed on Il seat-one on each side of Il
very ugly boy. One Of the girls began to
cry and Get as lar away frO,a the boy Is
possible, while the other girl throw her
arms around the boys neck, and was per-
fectly delighted. The habit Of obedience
must he instiled into a child when young.
Miss Mary Roberts then read an essay on
"Tl.s trials Of an Amatuer Essayist,' =
after which Prof. Newell gave a lecture on
English Composition. He was. of the
opinion that we do not begin soon enough
to teach compositions; should begin as soon
as the child comes to school, either by
blackb exercises. or in some other way.
Even six year old in school should have
a slate and pencil-if for no other purpose
than to keep him busy. He then spoke of
the Institute as being quite a success; that
he had looked forward to the holding of
one in Cecil county with much pleasure
The only fault he found. was that we did
not have one soon enough. lie hoped to
visit Us again.
DR.. Mackall offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Res9lced, THAI the earnest thanks Of this
Institute are due to the citizens of Fort
Deposit, for their cordial hospitality and
Kindness to the members OF the Association
and visiting strangers.
Mr.. Quiglcy offered the following reso-
luton, which was also adopted:
Res0tced, That we sincerely thank the
children Of Port Deposit who have attended
our meetings, for their good conduct, cor
rect department, and participation in our
exercises.
Adjourned SINE die.
F. S. EVEREST, Secretary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle opened quite
firm this week, under the influence of :,
light supply, but buyers operated sparing-
ly, and confined their purchases to the
most pressing wants of the hour We quote
.ho!ae at ,laalo.; fair tc good at 1arc.;
and conmGn at ia5a. per IL. gross he
ceints, 1910 head. Cows and Calves were
slow ia move, ANA prices mostly nominal.
Sa!as of springers at %35aSl5. ard fresh
Cows ut 'Si0a$1G. Receipts. POO head. In
sheep there was less activity, but prices at
the close were steady. sales Of choice a;
9dl"tc.; iair to good at SAFE: and common
NJ s"Sic. hsceip@s. i3,Ga@ bend. Hags
met a lively de:aand at ?G.50a7.5G per 100
lbs. net, the latter for corn-lcd. Receint>
o-il head.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellany.-Samuel II. Clement,
residing near Lombardville, in this county,
was knocked down and severely stunned
by being struck on the breast with the
horn of an OK, which he was doctoring, on
Friday, the 5th.
W. +. Jones, formerly of Elkton, has
engaged in the printing business. in Balti-
more, with w. B. Hammond, who several
years since married one of our Elkton girls.
The firm is Hammond & Jones. From the
specimens they sent us, we see they are
able to do good work. The junior partner
obtained his first knowledge of the business
in The Wing office. Success to the new
firm.
Westamwell Sabbath School will be rc-
opened tomorrow afternoon. A new
library has been purchased.
Work has been resumed on the Presby-
terrain Church of this town. The skaters
were engaged on the chapel roof this week.
Herring made their appearance in Eiktop'
this week.
Is there law now, for the prevention OF
hogs and geese running at large, in our
streets? Judging from the number we
see in the streets, we should think not.
The maple trees along our streets are
budding.
But little gardening has yet been done
in Elkton.
Mr.. D. E. Burton died in Washington
on Sabbath last, of consumption, after a
painful, lingering illness of many months.
Mr.. M. Greenblatt, alias "Uncle Toby,
arrived in Elkton on Thursday, from Geor-
gia, where he has been since he left here,
about two years ago. lie is en- route fol
California, and stopped to visit his Elkton
friends, before taking a final departure fol
the golden State.
The parents, children and friends are
requested to meet at Johnson's School
house, on the afternoon of the 14th, to
take measures for the opening of the
school there.
The first regular monthly prayer-meetng
of The Young Mems Christian Association
will be held at the NJ. E. Church, in this
town, on Sabbath next, tomorrow at B
o'clock. The public are cordially invited
to attend.
At Port Deposit, E. T. Taring is Gesig-
mated as mail messenger, at 81 A per annum,
from date of beginning, vice J. Smith.
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THE MARKETS..
Collected EVERY FRIDAY.
EiSt8n Markets.
Baltimore markets.
Philadelphia Markets.

GrG.E.-1hare IS u good demand for
prime wheat Corn is steady. sales of
yellow at d6(G6.c., and mixed at &C.,
Oats are unchanged Sales of white at
52G55c., and mixed at 5lGr52c.
Seeds. is quiet, with small
sales at S(a9c. pc: pound. Timothy is
more active, and 2G0 bags sold part al So
and part on private terms. FlaXseed is
scarce, and in demand at So
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Does Ground Zone act Quickly Enough

for Potatoes !-Itad Ms 'FaAogtag:-My
potato field was MANFRED With bfoali cast
application from the barnyard and 3W lbs.
per acre of WARNINGS BONE Dust super
added. = small patch was left without
any Bone, for experiment The general
yield per acre was 900 bushels; but accord
ing 70 the testimony Of my son, who man
aged the a,.tileilns. tisn part without Bone
made but so bHsheis IA a2ta his shows
goo bushels Of potatoes From. CHS aan Of
Bone Dust; or allowing 80 cts. per bbSnti
for the potatoes, Il return OF 500 per ton
for the Bone. LLOYD BALpEEaToN.
Colord, Nd, cd NO., 9h, 1872.
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Not Asleel'.-In the report of the rail
road accident, which occurred last week,
at the plank roa d crossing, in which two
young men had a I. 'iraculons escape from
instant death, it vas reported, and SO
stated in THE Wing, thai they were ASLEEP.
One of the young men sayA that this report
is not correct, aud the caus. OF the acct
dent was neglect Of the engineer TO blow
the accustomed whistle in time to warn
them. A building intervening, pre- vented
the cars from being seen till they were
almost on them. when he gave the horse
cut with the whip, which caused the animal
to st.'rt suddenly and slip, and before the
horse could recover and clear the track,
the locen, olive struck the carriages. If
the young IL, IN who makes this statement.
was not mistaken about the signal whistle
not being giv'ea. the engineer is iearfully
culpable, his Cal eleSsness, in this instance,
coming very near sacrificing the lives of
two young men.
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Contracts fer Carrying she Mail.~~Tho

Contracts fer Carrying she Mail.-~Ths
reg ular lettings for mail transportation this
seaTon embraces New Jersey. Pennsylva-
mia, Delaware Maryland and Ohio. The
work of examining the bids was ecmmenc
ed at the Post Office Department in Wash
ington. on the first day of March, and fla
ished on Saturday last. AS our readers are
not much Interested in any but the routes
for Cecil, and adjacent postofices, we give
only those routes:
3.554-Port Deposit to Darlington, p.
,Dinan, $479; Darlington 60 Eayre de Grace.
;i,s55-Port Deposit to RiSia.g Snn, John
g.. c. sIindman, 1860. ,556-liowia nesyille
TO Nest Bangor, Pa, Fl. f. Wl,ittcfo4d,
1886. .S.557 Northeast to Brick Meeting
House, .3ehu i. Widdoes, $499. 3,558-
,Elkton to Louisville, Pa, ]. Lungren.
4s24S. 3.559-E}kton to Galena, Samuel
Bishop, s1,076. s,5GO-Cecilton to Mid
dletowB, Bel, Robert Anderson, $685.
3. 5G1-Massey's Cross Roads to Sassafras,
Pagan Ernest.
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AccideAt.-Samuel Fisher of Drumore
twp, Lancaster county, met with a severe
accident on Friday last. He was on an
island in the susquehanna river, shooting
muskrats and whilst loading one barrel of
his gun the other was discharged, the
charge striking his right hand and carry
ing away the greater part of it and por-
ton of the wrist. The dreadful wound
necessitated amputation, which was per-
formed by Drs. B. F. Sides, D. d. Swift
and M. Glaeken. Mr.. Fisher was alone at
the time of the accident and being unable
ito make any one hear him, he loaded his
Il. ustkrats, gun, &c, in his boat, and push
ing with his left hand distance of more
than =, mile, he reached the shore safely.
Oxford Press,
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Series C-Advertisement for n new SER
les of stock to the Mutual Building Asso,
citation of Cecil county, is published this
week, to be called series c. THIS society
recommends itself especially to persons
who wish merely to invest monthly their
surplus earnings at good rate of interest,
and which if desired can be drawn ont at
any time, while the opportunity to secure
Il loan is always open to every stockholder.
Any information not contained in the ad-
vertisement in reference to the Association
may be had by consulting any of the direc-
Tors
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China and the Chinese.-Rev s. L.
Baldwin, for 10 years missionary in China,
from the Methodist Episcopal Church,
accompanied by Ling Cha Gle, native
Chinaman, is expected in Elkton, in about
two weeks, to lecture on the above subject.
Great interest is already felt in the coming
of native Chinese.
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DER.

CALDWELL.-On 29th of ,larch, 1872, at
9. Ii p. VI, CARLOS CALDWELL. youngest
Son, of Hezekiah and Susan Caldwell,
aged Il years, 3 months and Ii days.
McNEN..-in Cherry Hill, March ED,
1872, HANNAH, daughter of G. w. and
Indiana McNea!, aged ore year and three
months.
AZER.-Tuesday morning, March 10Th
1871, in the hope of a glorious immortal,
ity, JAMES FRAZER, aged 81 years.
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Peaches.-From present prospects, we
may have few bushels of peaches this
year. The trees look as though they would
:'brirg forth fruit unto good living
1t would not be very surprising if the yield
this season should net the owners greater
profits than the abundant supply of last
vaor
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House and L vt for Sale.-Attention is
called to the adv, rtisement, in another col
umn, of the house and lot Of Rev. H..
Mathews. Mr.. NJ. void it, last Saturday,
to Mr.. George W. Ha'rbert, near Bethel
and statement to this effect has been
widely circulated; but Mr.. H., as usual,
fails to stand to his bargain. tits for sale.
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Rev. Henry G. Shippers will preach at
Wesley NJ. f. Chapel, tomorrow, 18th inst.
at 10 AM, and at Harris, at 3 Pm, Elk
Neck Circuit.
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United States Internal Revenue.
Assistant Assessors Office,
1St, District, Md, eth Division

fosi Te?osit, March 81, 1872.
All persons liable for 1NcoYs -. for
1871, and L. S. LICENSE, us Tobocco and
Liquors dealers, for 1872, will make re-
turns and applications to me, at the follow
rs times and places, in April next; Oak
w6oq, 9tn, Rising Sun. 9th; Zion. 10th :;
Fair Hill, 18th; North Fist, 18th; Wood
lawn, 18th; Elkton, 18th; Chesapeake G,t3,
10th; Cecilton, 18th; Warwick, 18th; Port
Deposit, 10Th, and Goth. No change on
a1coant Gf weather. | will have blanks
with me. +. a. G. GERRY,
Assistant 1 Assessor.
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Y. N. c. A.-The regular mout,- y meet
ipg Of the Y. NJ. G. A., of Elkton, viii IT,
held II the VI. E. Church. on Tuesday
evening ne~a, at = o'clock. 1t is expected
that an address ~, be delivered, and the
exercises will no doubt be aE:.ls Interesting.
Al who feel an interest in the cause sarlqia
attend, and everybody is invited.
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SchOOl.-Miss Annie Moore and Miss
Matte Nicols will open private school in
the Public School House of this town, on
Monday, 22d inst.
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observation-disclosures are making the
most of their time now, in preparing for
Spring seeding. Some oats have been
sown in the lower part of the county
The wheat, which was reported killed by
the severe winter, looks promising.
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Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes, SIS.
MARRIED.,

lDltDAN-ilARkNE SS.-March 2sth, by
the Rev. Abraham Dewitt, WILLIAM Y.
JORDAN and ANNA EREMIHA HARDNESS.
BOY INTERCHANGEABLE EllIton. on the
oath of March, by Rev. II. S. Thompson,
WILLIAM J. BOYER and altoona GAR
RELL, all of this county.
DiLKS-WIRE.-In Elkton, on the 2Sth
of March, by the same, STEPHEN DlLKs
and CARRIE NJ. WYRE, all of this county.
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The first thunder storm of the season
passed over Elkton, on Sabbath evening
last. The thunder was gentle accompanied
by spring-like shower
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

The river is rising-fsh are appearing,
and we who so delight in piscatorial pleas
ures, cat the table, will soon be happy,
soul and body.
We feel the need of ferry boat, and
would be glad if some plan could be de-
vised and carried out that would supply
this need. The Alice which once piled
here, is now running from Washington to
Mt. Vernon.
Mr. Tome felt sufficiently recovered to
go to Baltimore on Wednesday. He is
very much like himself-indeed, rather
more so-than for several years past.
The great annual jubilee of that pecrl-
liar people to whom paradoxical replies
should be given; was not celebrated here
last Monday, although there are several
members among us-some natural born,
others who have been naturalized, and
some who have duly declared their inten-
tiOnS.
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LOOK. CECIL COUNTY, LooK.-Evcry
one who has not tried the Wilmington
10y GGqp,' should begin at once. If you
do n1rasrS {. bsl fcc neYt wash day. you
are fined half PRICE. Buy aba, AIT s;,ye
the tine.
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Private Sch0ol.-The undersigned in
tends opening Private School for both
sexes, at Butler School House, near Col
lege Green, on Tuesday, April 10th, inst,
to lie continued for three months Tuition
$500 per term. No deduction for absence.
unless on account of sickness.
OF MARY D. WAY, Teacher.