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ALBANY ACADEMY.
SPECIAL MEBTINO OP BOARD OP TRUS
TEES YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Miss Lucy Manning Elected Teacher o! the
Filth Grade— Miss ;Don Underwood,
Malic Teacher, Resigns, and Her Suc-
ceasor Will Be Elected on the 25th ot July.
•»
Mallary Bros
Engines, Boilers, Saw
Mills, Cotton Qins and
Presses.
7VCHCON, GH,
5-18-ly
ONLY ONE IBID M)R ELECTRICAL
RATUS FOR NEW PLANT.
APPA
GOUGED OUT AH EYE.
From Tuesday's Daily Herald.
At the annual meeting of the board
of trustees of the Albany Academy,
held In Juue, for the purpose of electing
teachers for the next school year, all
the teachers, except tho teacher of the
Fifth Grade, word applicants for re-
election and each one received the full
vote of the board. As it was not gen
erally known that Miss Huntley, the
teacher of that grade, would not be an
applicant for re-eleotiou, the board de
cided to give notice that applications
would be icceived and to defer tho elec
tion until some future time.
Yesterday afternoon tho board was
-called together to consider tho applica-1
tious.
There were several applicants, each
one of whom was well indorsed. When
a vote was taken Miss Lucy Manning,
daughter of Mr. B. F. Manning of this
city, and a graduate of Andrew Female
College, at Outhbert, was unanimously
elected.
Miss Manning is not. without experi
ence as a teacher, and those who know
her well feel sure that the trustees have
made no mistake in electing her.
The resignation df Miss Don Under
wood, the teacher of music at the
Academy, wns tendered to the board
and accepted. Mias UndcrVvood was re
elected at the regular election in Juno,
but she has since accepted tho position
of music teacher in the public school at
Tifton.
The vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Miss Underwood will bo filled by
the board at a meeting to be held cm the
afternoon of July 25th. Meantime ap
plications will be received by Mr. L. E.
Welch, chairman, or H. M. McIntosh,
secretary, of the board.
A Strange Story Prom West Dougherty-
fortune Seemed Like Retribution.
Mis-
This Was Turnd Down and Instruct! onsQlvn
to Consulting Engineers to Furnish the
Necessary Specifications end Ask tor
Other Bids.
A Superb Grip Curts
Johnson’s Tonic is a superb Grip cure.
Drives out every trace of Grip Poison
from the system Docs it quick. With
in an hour it enters the blood and begins
to neutralize the,effects of the poison.
Within a dav it pluccsa Grip victim be
yond the point cl' danger. Within a
week, ruddy ••keeks attest- return of per
fect heajTb Price 50 cents if it cures.
Ask ior Johnson’s Chill and Fever
T/aio. Take nothing else
A LIFE-LONG FRIEND S TRIBUTE.
Several days ago a negro man named
Brooks Lockett, who had been employed
at the big mill of the Red Cypress Lum
ber Co., in West Dougherty, came into
Albany seeking medical attention. Ho
consulted one of the physicians of this
city, who carried the darky to his oilice
for a careful examination of the pa
tient’s injury.
Lockett’s head was heavily bandaged,
and he seemed to be in a good deal of
pain. He was accompanied by a friend
and co-laborer. When the physician
removed tho bandages he found 'that
one of the unfort unate man's eyes was
eutirely gone, the socket from which it
i had been gouged beiug badly bruised
and inflamed. By questioning tho in
jured man and his companion, the phy
sician brought out the following story :
Lockett was a teamster for the Red
Cypress Co. On the day of the accident
he was driving n pair of steers, one of
which wan rather slow and contrary.
Tho animal had lost one of its eyes, and
was very deliberate in its movements,
eveu for a steer. Tho negro driver is
known as a very profaue mau, and as
he sought, by repeated blows from his
whip, to accelerate tho movements of
the bovine, a torrent of abusive lan
guage poured from his mouth. He
cursed the steer vigorously, beating it the
while, aud seemed to take especial do-
light in calling the beast a “one eyed
devil.”
The steer wns an old one, and its
horns wore unusually long, tapering to
sharp points. While tho uogro was in
the midst of a string of abuse and was
wielding his whip with all olio vigor of
his good right arm, he ventured too oIoho
to tho animal, which was tossing its
head angrily. Before the negro knew
his danger, the sharp point of one of the
steer’s horns had struck his eye. Like a
flash, that organ was snatched from the
rocket as neatly as a surgeon's knife
could have done the job, and the unfor
tunate man was writhing in agony on [
the ground.
Those who knew the man and the cir
cumstances of the accident declare that
it. seemoa like retribution sent direct
from heaven.
Judge John 0. Perry Writes of the Late Mrs.
Sarah <3. A. Hall.
' .Newton, Ga., July 14th, 1901.
, Editor Herald :
I'have seen the published account cf
the death and burial of Mrs. Sarah G. A.
Hall. And I now come as a friend of a
. halfc century to lay a flower upon her
grave.
Intellectually, she had no superior,
and but few equals. She was yery
strong in character, noble in all her as
pirations, exceedingly pious' in her
. ^Christian life, discharging every Chris
tian duty with a careful fidelity which
Hvas ever one of the most proraiuent
. features of her life.
■ She was the mother of four noble sons
and two most excellent daughters. Her
; home was her kingdom, where she ruled
with wisdom and tenderness, leaving an
impress on her children that must be a
rich blessing to them as long as they
shnll live
To them this writer offers a deep and
sincere sympathy, in this their time of
so great affliction. Who can estimate
the loss they have sustained in the death
of bo good and so great a mother?
Mrs. Hall was remarkable for the
strong traits of character, her will
power, her magnetism, her tenderness
and her sweetness in the home, the
purity and Constance of her Christian
piety. 8he was all that went to make
up the strong, the grand, noble woman
that she was. She was perhaps the very
last one whppo father foqght in the
Revolutionary War under the immortal
Washington. Who cjm point to her su
perior in life? tVho can find her equal?
Vcry truly,
John O. Ferry.
Notice of Business Change.
From Tuesday’s Daily Her ai.d
Tho City Council held its •••gnJar bi
weekly meeting at 0 o clock yvtu-rday
afternoon, with Mayor Pro Tern. Wnite-
h»»*d presiding aud the full board of
aldermen present.
After tho routine business had been
disputed of, an hour or more was spent
it« the consideration of a ooutract with
i
11 >' i- G.-moral Klee .vie Company for dyna
mos aud other apparatus for tho new
electric plant, which had been submit
ted for approval.
The bills for the past mouth which
had been properly approved were ordered
paid.
The City Sexton's report for the
month of Jane showed only three inter
ments, a»id one of these was of a non
resident.
The City Physician's report for Juuo
showed 24 cases treated and one death.
It appeared that the council had be
fore it ouly one bid, that of the General
Electric Company, for furnishing the
dynamos and other electrical apparatus
lor the now electric light plant., aud
with this bid was a voluminous con
tract which had been drawn up by that
company, which the council was ex
pected to s gu.
There wore objections to some of the
stipulations made in the contract, and
finally somebody wanted to know why
it was that only one hid hod been re
ceived. Then that gave those who
didn’t like all the terms and stipulations
laid clown by the General E’er trie
Company a chance to say that perhaps
it, might, be well to take a little more
time and «eo if n notter bid could nor, be
bad. When it wae made clear to all
present tiiat only one hid and one con-
THEY CET TOGETHER.
v --On Fab. L 1901, I will change tho
present style of my business to "La-
Roque Messrs* jC % R. .G lea top,
wgmt&gsz
the new firfa will endeavor to merit
their patronage in future. We guar
antee fair dealing#wirh all.'- •
' t<»© «• ,
City Council Ratifies Contract With the Gen
eral Electric Company.
The aotiou of tho Oitv Council, us
taxon on Monday evening and reported
in Tuesday’s Herald, refusing to sign
the "revised” contract submitted by the
General Electric Company for dynamos
and other eleotrionl apparatus for tho
new electric light plaut, had the effect
of brinpiug the General Eloctrio Com
pany to terms.
Yesterday Mayor Pro Tem. White
head received a letter from tho Goueral
Electric people, also ono from Mooro &
McCrary, of Atlanta, tho consulting en
gineers employed by the city, and these
wero considered at a special mectiug of
Council held at 0 o’clock last evening.
In their letter tho General Electric
people conceded the points contended
for by the oity and agreed to eliminate
objections which caused the Oonucil to
turn down the revised contract that had
been sent hero for acceptance. It was
also stated that, work on the apparatus
called for by tho contract was already
under way.
Ono of tho priucipal objections to tho
revised contract submitted by tho Gen
eral Electrio Company wasthat.it stip
ulated that tho final payment for the
material should bo made withiu thirty
days of shipment. The consulting en
gineers advised connoll that this would
not give them sufficient time to install
and tost the apparatus, and when appli
cation was made to tho General Eloctrio
Company to change the wording of the
contract so As to make it read "thirty
days from arrival” liintond of "thirty
days from date of shipment,” the com
pany wired hack agreeing to make it
forty-five days from date of shipment,
but still declined to make it thirty duys
from arrival. This still left all tho risk
of delay in Transit to In taken by the
•city.
Another thing which cun <ed the conn-
oil to turn down the revised contract of
the General Electric Company was the
fact brought out r Monday ovoning’s
ABOUT WATERMELONS
Why the Orowers, Despite flood Prices, Have
Not Made Money.
Watermelon growers would have
made nearly as much money as the
more fortunate ones who went in tor
cantaloupes this season had their crop
been anything like what they oalcn- contract was the time required by tho
lated to make at planting time. The -company for delivering the material
denibud for Georgia watermelons has atl fc ^ ^e terms stipulated for payment,
beeu good, and high prices have beeu j company stipulated th?t tho bill for
offered for good fruit. But- orders have . ma fo r M should be paid within
remained. unfilled, and growers have j thirty days from date of shipment, and
been “stirring their stamps” in the J co P 8 nRin? engineers employed by
hope of being able to close up their i uo ^ think this would give
year’s eporationB without actual loss. | them tinie onough to place the
A Herald man was talking this /Machines .ai^d apparatus aud tell
morning with a gentleman who plants whether it was up to speoifi-
a large acreage in watermelons every ( cations or not. Connell was will-
year, and handles tho crops of many approve contract to read thirty
other growers. In reply to a question, d^vp from of arrival, but not for
he made, in effect, the following state-. thirty days from date ot .shipment. The
men t : j General Electric Company then wired
"No grower of watermelons in this ultimatum extending time of pay-
, meeting that only one bid I sad boon sub
tract had ever boon submitted, a halt i i « ,,
’ ; turned. Some members of council con-
•was enlio l, and instructions were < w . . a,.., . . , .
eluded that perhaps too much haste wns
that Moore & McCrary, of Attar r.h« !. ..
0*1 nr made, and that it would bo best to
reopen the whole business and get bids
from other companies.
But in the letter which came from
Moore & McCrary yesterday assurance
was givpn from this trustworthy source
that the prices made by the General
Electric Company were all right anil ns
low, if not lower, than the same mate
rial could bo had for elsewhere. Being
advised that the General Eloctrio Com
pany had yielded the points in conten
tion as to time that, would be given for
installing and testing tho apparatus,
Messrs. Moore & McCrary strongly ad
vised tho city to close the matter with
this compauy without the possibility of
farther delay.
After going over the whole matter,
the Couuoil finally votf.d to accept the
General Electric Company’s contract,
and City Attorney Croslaud, who was
present, was requested to draw up a
resolution which would express in legal
terms the changes which Connoil de
sired should be made in the contract.
The contract with the General Eloc
trio Company is only for the dynamos
and other electrical apparatus for the
new plant. The enginos have been
purchased from another conoeru.
, t.Uf
consulting engineers employed by tho
city, bo notified to furnish the specillca-
t’oiis to other companies aud ask for
other bids. City Attorney Croslaud,
: who was pro* cut, was requested to .draw
up the resolution rejecting the General
E foe trio Company’s bid and contract,
and after the same had been uuuui-
mously adopted by Connoil it was
ordered spread upon the minutes.
A contract, wa3, it seems, signed up
with the General Electric Company, as
submitted by their representative who
was here on the ni^hfc of the Ifloli of
June, but the company refused to ratify
this contract and the one submitted to
council last night won a revised one.
The principal objection to the revised
Nine-
Tenths
of
all the
People
Suffer
from a
Diseased
Liver.
Prepared by JAMES F. BALLARD, SI. Loirir, Mo,
For Sale by Allmtiy Drug Company, Albany, Ga.
Pure Juices from Natural Roots.
D EGULATES the Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
» Cleanses the System, Purifies the Blood,
« Malaria, Biliousness, Constipstion,
k Stomach and Impaired Option.
Every Bottle Guaranteed to Gin SatlsfaeHon,
XtAHGrXI »OTU?tiXl f - OMAXiIi DOtiEI.
Price, 50 Cents.
J. M. LnltOQUE.
(J. It. ULKATON.
AY. 1. DEAK1B0.
baroque & Co.,
-PROPRIETORS OF
Albany, Georgia.
Farm Loans at Low Kates..
Large loans especially desired ; five years time, with privilege to repay in full
or in part nt end of any year. NYo invito correspondence with farmers direct, or
with lawyers, bankers und merchants, whoso olients or customers desire such
loans. We rofor to any Bank or business house in Atlrintii.
BARKER Sc HOLLKMAN, Atlanta, b'n. ^
section will make money out of his this
year’s crop. Indeed, thotje who oorne
ont without having incurred actual
monetary loss may well consider them
selves fortunate. In the first place, the
melons that have matured were about
three weeks late, and were of smaller
size and poorer quality than any ever
raised before in this seotion.
"Furthermore, there was not more
than one-third of a crop made. Usually
we indite a car of melons on. from two
to two and one-half acres, but this year
the average has been a car to about
seven acres. _ We have shipped the little
melons aud been able to dispose of them
for what wculd, ordinarily, be consid
ered fair prices, but when the receipts
from one car must cover the expense of
planting, cultivatifcj? and picking on
fceven acres, it is readily aeapj that there
■L Am©, tr,.» fitL — 1 ■ •
ment to forty-five days from date of
shipment, but this did not seem safe and
business-like to a majority of the Conn-
oil, and the revised oontract was, there
fore, turned down. '
The bids which the Electrio Light
Committee had received for furnishing
600 cypress poles for the new line of
wires were submitted. The specifica
tions called for "80-foot, 85-foot and 40-
foot” polls, and there was a .wide dif
ference between some of the bids sub
mitted. Mr. J. M. McBride, of Leo'
county, was the lowest bidder, and the
contract for the polls was awarded to
him. His bid was, for 30-foot poles, 65c .
for 85 foot poles, Too; for 40-foot poles,
90c, f. o. b. at 01 milepost da the Cen
tral-railroad.
\b lio'infctgm left for profit: Tha-weather
conditions have been unfavorable since
planting tithe, and'^veiything has gona
'vro'g^ Vtrom .tlie 'gAt; $ore,
counting on better’' lock next tlmaM
What among human ills am more an
noying than piles?’ The afflictions that
prevent active exercise are bad enongh,
but one that makes even reat miserable
is worse. Women are among its great-
eat martyrs. TABLER’0 i BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT wiil-cnre the moat
obstinate caaes. Pripe, t 50'ota.ih bot-
MANY RESIDENTS
enroll? are thoroughly acquainted with, nn-t Xnow
of miraculous cures that Dr. Thnchur's Liver nnd
Wood Syrup haa inurto. In other ueurhy towtie nnd
clUee tho name euccosa tuu been uttunded with Un»«
who iu*u the old oatablltbod remedy.
Thu liver In the gronteBt blood clounulng oriran of
the liumnu body. When working u* Nature Intended
It Rfiould, It remove* all oxccbb cxcretlonh. It pur-
forme tho double utJice of nepiirutlnw Impurltimi from
the blood and aecmilntr a vory neooHMiry fluid, the
bile. When the functions of the liver heroine im
paired the poisonous product* are retained In the
lyetoni and prumote the pruvest maladies, blllous-
noss, lueomntu, dyspopsla. vortlpo nnd Nervous De
bility. If theno dlsuutek are not promptly and care
fully looked after they baccate cbronlo and difficult
to oure. It la of vital Importance Unit you plve lm-
modl.if<• heed to anr wurntnM of trouble, such as
hendacho. naiiKea. sallow complexion, constipation,
peine under shoulder blades, coated tou«uc, Hour
stomach and distinct*.
The only sure and safe way fo keep tho liver In
a perfect und healthful condition 1h to use u remt-ify
like Dr. Ttaohor's I.lvor and lllood Syrup thnt woea
fllfht to the parts affected This cure is rmtutal and
sure Hlnoe 1By2 l)r. Thaehor's Liver and lltoodHyrtip
nnd l)r. Thaehor's Liver Medicine (Dry) have been
on the market. During this tlmo thntitiandn have
boon benutlted by union them.
Besides effectluK permanent cures for nil Liver
and Blood dlHeasuH It acta at. u tonic to tho entire
humw system. hullditiR It up nnd eiierKUtnw tt
Thnuiinndn of voluntary testlmonliils onaht to he
valuable In proving cir runduly the bent Don't de
lay Inal vine It a trial. ItrostH '.’5 lu nts In dtyform
or M emits per bottle,lloubl. at your ilrurab-t If he
i won't supply you, we will, hut ask your druairtst ttrst.
We are atChatUuiuoamTeua. Tbm.hu Mcdklue Co
WITHDRAWS FROM THE RACE.
Mr. 'V. 0. Wotson No Longer n Candidate for
Mayor.
Tho Herald is anthorlznd to tut-
fiounce the withdrawal of Mr. W. O.
WfiiHOu as a candidate for mayor.
Mr. Watson telephoned the Herald
at uoon today to make this announce
ment, and when asked how the an-
uounoemeht should be made, his reply
was that nil. he wanted was a plain
statement to the effect that he had with
drawn from the race.
TO CUrtH A OOLI) IN ONB DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All urnggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature
L on each box. 25o,
The Weather.
Following id the Weather Bureau’s
report for Georgia for the next 24 hours:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
with occasional shuwers.
Imperfect digestion assimilation pro
duce disordered conditions of the sys
tem, which grow and are confined by
neglect. HER BINE give tone to the
stomach; and causes good digestion.
Price 00 cts. Albany Drug Co.
BOTHA’S SON KILLED
Wlib Other Boer Officer. During Skirmish In
Orange Colony.
London, Jnly 18.—Genoral Kitohoner
reports that in a skirmish in the Orange
Colony, Captain Oharlon Botha, a son
of the Boor General, was killed, and
Liontonnnt Holmes and Oofnot Oliver
also Blain.
WHITE’S OEEAM VERMAFUOK
not only effoctnally expels worms, bnt.
is uneqnaled as a tonic, and Is a certain
aud permanent oure forOhills and Fever
iu ohflSt^n. - Price 25 uts. AlbanyDrng
Oo.
AH EPIDEMIC FEARED.
Two Cases of Cholera Appear In the French
Legation In Fekln.
Pekin, Jnly 18.—Two cases of cholera
have appeared in the French legation,
and an epidemic is feared iu tl.e orowded
city.
VOU KNOW WHAT yon; AKB TAKINO
When you take GYbveV Tasteless Oliill
Tonio bebimne the formula’ is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
jKfSWsaMRXfS
■Mt it *tt at war jmia+g '
Stops tho Gough und Worka Oil'tho Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Oure, No Pay
Price 25 cents.
Even That Fulls.
From flit* GhirHKo Now’s.
"There is only one snre care for smok
ing,” remarked the physician, "aud tha t
is death.”
"They tell me," rejoined, the drug
gist who attends church occasionally,
"eveu that fails in some cases.”
[ Morphine and Whiskey hab
its treated without pain or
confinement. Cure guaran
teed or no pay. U. H. VRAL,
Man'gr Lithfa Springs San
itarium, Box 3. Austell, Go.
Cantaloupes are a drug on the market,
despite the fact that the demand is
active among.town consumers.- Ship
ments are nearly over, and the growers
have ripe melons “to burn.” ••
* •* ».< 4
Thin uifja'Auro is osovvry box of tho,centum
Laiaiive Bromo-Oulnine Tabi^,
re-.Yfdv w one '.inv
This has been about as dull aud op
pressive a day as wo ever experience in
this neck of thowoods. TijdJlieat 1ms not.
b.een snfBcient to oppress ns, btf? tW
heavy clouds and occasional dri&los,-
have exerted a wilting etloct on every
thing and everybody. <*
The Bout Prescription . or Malaria !
Ohllls and Fever is a bottld of/ Gtove’s
—n6 pay. 1 Pricee(b.j
■ «.'• ktl«HJ vmifiUi) tli* ;
CAN’T CO IN NOVEMBER.
Fourth Regiment Riflemen May Not Vis!: Sg-
v«nn«h-May be Contest Here.'
It again appears that there is strong
probabilily of a rifle tournament Icing
pulled off on the Albany Guards' range
before tho end of the cummer. A feW ,
days ago it. wn« thought that all the
teams in tho state would meet in SdyaflH
ttah for tt big match on tho AvoocUlo
ruugo, hat It. Is now thought that tho
riflemen (of the Fonrth will have to be
content with n luntnh of their own. <
When Ool. Ggo. T.’ Oahu 1 , state in--
speotor of rifle practice, announced that
the big tcurnainont would take p,‘,we in
Bavauuah in Angnst or Hoptetubor, he
was assured by Gel, Wooten tho,t tho
companies of tho Fourth would, all send
teams to compote. ’ When it, wns later
deoided not to have the Huvaunah tour-.,
namimt tilt November, during the .state;
fair, and that matter wok laid before
thosovetal companies of Col Wooten’s,
regiment, tho/ informed him ihutit
would be out of tbo question tor tlieir
teams to leave home -or two or three •
days iu November, which in one . oi the
busiest months nf the year iu Southern . ,
and Southwest. Georgia'.
The present status of the rjfly contest ‘
matter, therefore, is this: If tiia Wavan-
nah tournament takes place in August.#
or September, the oerupnoict of the
Fourth regiment will send tea ms to com
pote, but if it is dofarred til) November, •
as seems likely, there will be n march on
tho Alcatiy r-tuge, partinipatad in, io itll
probability, by every company of the
Fourth regiment, This match would
probably take place (luring tne Rrst '
week of September..
The matter will red whore it Is until
Ool Wooten hears further from Ool, ,
Gann. It will bo aiiuonuuMd at an early
day whether there will bs u coiitost on
the Albany range,-.vhich is by odds tho ;
bast in the sr.ifn that at Haven us h aloue
exoepte’l Tho loon’ rdf. men Jfty they
woa a like to go to Suvammh. hut that
theyefts.il not leave hnnn later .than
the first week In Se|t.epi.bUf
iiAKltu coirsrv siJi-KXSi »a j,k.
Will bo sold bntoro the .‘ourt bov. tioor. In
tho town of Newton. On., cn the fltst Tu««tny *
in AUgnet n»*xt. 1901, t»etwf-ii th«.» k-gnl Jumrs 4
of Mile, to the highest bidder fm- ensh, th« fol
lowing proiiertv, to-witr «:.•* •« . •. - <>* i^niVcut-
of tho nortfu-AHt corner of lot i»“ inud 2?, In \
the Oth’district, oftuiid cov.tty. fidl4r.'*tUr «
tux execution in favor of rim jitafco and county
against thn estuto ot J?. P. 1." \ T-x ft r (r.v.l-i. for
the year 1000, stafco und covin.t-v, ugaiiiMtsaid
land for taxes. Tenant in roftor-vdon notified
in writing this July 8, 10U1.
13-wlin , o r Wicrlft
• CITATION’,-
•» l
Gkohoia--Dfiugerty Cour.’.y. ,
Under and by authority uZ aii ot dt r pnsfujd
bt the Court of Ordinary’nt thv Juiv tnrm,
l6oi, I will-Heil to tho highest bid.’.-.i 1 on tic firt.l
Tnewlay in August, 1001, belOro rh*? court housw*
of aaid county between tl»fi n.-ui ; ef o.»in,
tho following do^ribed property, viz: The
went % of lot 04, on Htutw »trout, Apoany.
Dougherty county. Oeonda, known &n th
Tliomaa whitehead i t-aideisu
Adnfirilfttratbr Kitate Thomai Wlvitoi
Jy 18 4w
R. P. Haul.
“ ‘ itohcLd.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE,
Por Vot'tttft hail lew,’!?onat ko,Vu.
Opens Sent. SW\*1W1. On** of the’ loadiaff.
BchonN for Young Ladies hi the Nonrn. •Nevv’- .’.
buildings, pianos end Oun-.pi^telt .
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