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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24
Tuition payable quarterly in advance.

SUM-
Tuition payable quarterly in advance.
Students will be permitted to enter upon
presentation of tickets of admission from
the Treasurer.
Deductions made only in cases of sick
ness protractcd beyond two weeks.
Board, including washing, lights, fuel.
&C., Fan he procured ut sl6O in town.
About II mile from the Academy board.
exclusive of washing, can be gotten ut $40.
There are young men of merit attending
the institution who decrease their eXpcn-
ses by renting rooms and preparing their
own meals.
A thorough course of Bookkeeping will
be taught by L. b. Pitts. at the rate Of $40
per ~scssion-lcss than half the usual rate
For further information address
j.. l.. BAUGll. Treasurer,
iune3 Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24
MONEY REFUNDED,

and not one has been returned.
The proposition is still open. They are
in use in Franklin and adjoining counties
and any number Of certificates could be
given.
They can be seen in Winchester, BY
calling on Il j. Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY Il BRO,
Manufacturers.
j,poO Bcll5ucklc, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24
Francis & Elliot VS. John F. Anderson.

Francis & Elliot vs. John F. Anderson.
BY virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued from the Supreme Court at Nash
vile, Tenn. in The case of Francis Il FL
liot, adm'rs, vs. John +. Anderson, | will,
OF
Monday, March 18th, 1876,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
CASH, at the Courthouse door in Win
chester. Tenn, the following described
tract OF land, bounded rs follows, to-wit
North by Joseph Pack. west by Nashville
4 Chattanooga Railroad. south by State
Line. east by the Marion county llue, or
mountain thanksgiving in civil district No,
II OF Franklin county. Tenn- and known
AS the Anderson "hOme place"
Sold to satisfy said judgment, interests,
costs, &c.
This February 18th, 1876.
II. Z. STEW ART, Sheriff.
fel7-tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24

Smith & Carr VS. Il. l.. Gillespie, Jas. W.
Gillespie, ct ais.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to
me from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tenn, in the above cause. | will
offer for sale. at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tenn, to the highest bidder,
for CASH, OF
Monday, March 18th, 1876,
the following Described tract of land,
bounded us follows: On the east and north
by the lands of Pigmcc; west by the But
terworth lands; south by the Winchester
and Fayetteville old dirt road-containing
IL acres, and lying in civil district No. 2
OF Franklin county, Tenn,
Sold to satisfy said judgment, interest,
costs &c.
This February nth, 1876.
Ii. 7. STEWART, Sheriff.
fei7-tds 81.
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AGADE my,
For Young Men and Boys,
Winchester, Franklin County, Tenn,
II. A. CLARK, ,s,ocio,o princb,oJ.
j.. NJ. BLEDSOH,S

The Fifth Annual Session Of the above
named Institution will open on the last
Monday in August. 1879, ana continue Al
weeks, (including the week of holidays
from Chistmas to New Year, closing
June, 1876.
After several years of the most earnest
labor on the part of these teachers this in
stitutiou OF learning takes its stand as one
inferior to one in point of tlIorougllncs>
and rapility of advancement, AS has been
attestcd by critical examinations ut the
end of each session.
The course of study has been selected
with Il view to prepare young men for the
Senior Glass in the best Universities OF
country. However, the course Is
elective. and those desiring Il practical ed
ucation for their sons or wards can select
such a course rs they desire.
.B"Scc Catalogue for course OF study.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24

j. l.. Winter VS. Embrey, Coldwell and
Murray +. Turner.
BY virtue of an execution to me issued
by the Circuit Court of Franklin county,
Tenn, and levied upon the undivided in
terest Of Murray L. Turner in two tracts
of land. | will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for CASH, on
Monday, March 18th, 1876,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, Murray +. Turner's undivided in
tcrest in the following described tracts OF
land, lying in civil district No. |, anG
bounded rs follows: One known as the
Home Place, south by Glen Arledge and
William EstilI's estate, east by the Oakley
lands, north by Willis Embrey, west by
A. Is. Holliday-containing acres. Al
SO, 81 acres, bounded as follows: South by
willis Embrcy, east by + l. Best, forth by
W W Martin, and west by Valentine Wool.
Levied upon and sold to satisfy said *
interest, costs, &c.
This February l4th, 1876.
II. Z. STEWART, Sheriff.
fcl7-tds 94
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February 18th, 1876.

In the Fayetteville Observer of the
18th inst, we find the suhjoined card,
contradictiGg a statement we made
about an ARRAY at Flyntville. What we
said was almost verbatim as we heard
it from two or more persons in Win
chester, who certainly had no object in
making All erroneous statement. And
as far as we are concerned. we make all
the reparation in our power by pub.
fishing the ~suhjoined card, in the hope
that Mr.. Young will be satisfied. We
certainly did not intend to do him in
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TERMS or ADVERTISING:
Announcements.
q TRUSTEE.

cB"Wc are authorized to announce Rob-
crtSun j, Turner II candidate Tor Trustee
OF Franklin county. Election lst Satur-
day in August, 1876.
q SHERIFF.
eB- We are authorized to announce
Hugh A. Fitzpatrick Il candidate for Slicr-
IN OF Franklin county. Election In Au-
uust, 1876.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-24
FLYNrvILLE, February II

Editor Fayetteville Observer:
DEAR SIR My attention has been
called to an article in the Nashville
Weekly American of the 3d inst, cop
led from the Winchester Home Jour.
nal, which read as follows. An at
fray occurred at Flyntville, Lincoln
county, near the edge Of this county,
last Thursday night. 1t seems that
John Young and another mar attempt
ed to murder Mr.. Marion Reynolds Of
this county, but Mr.. r.. with Il billet Of
wood, came near killing both"
don't know how the Home Jour
nal came by their news. have not
seen any one around Flyntvillo that
ever heard Of it. until they saw it pub
lishcd in the American. | know, as
far as l am concerned, the whole
statement is false, and demand through
your columns that the Journal correct
their error If they admit one OH
erwise, that my accusers investigate
the charge before the courts. The OIL.
GERS of the law will experience no OPP
position in bringing me to justice.
Resi- ectfully,
John YOUNG,
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LIPPINCOTT.

The number for this month, like LippiRcoH
generally, strongest the realistic aspects of life
abundant illustrations OF which found In the papers
On Centennial Art IAN African Fdirhaven,""A Fiery
Furnace" and Lady BarkGr's Letter From Africa"
The question OF locomoon IN great cities is incidentally
treated In an excellent article the Paris Omnibuses"
which forms part of the "Montlly GOSSIP" This
splcuous Institution Of the French capital dates back
from period Of nearly fifty years though 1t only since
1855 that the different lines mergedin single COM
pany, enjoying monopoly OF the business, which aP-
rears be equally usen 10 the public and profitable to
the owners. "The omnibusdryers are chosen with
great care They must be men OF reproachable charac
ter. sober, honest and, above all, sillfu driveS an
extraordinary Of science being needed TO enable
them 10 conduct their huge heayily-laden vehicles
through the crowded streets Of Paris avoiding collisions
aud accidents end yet maintaining high rate Of speed
The post considered highly desirable, though the pay
eighty cents per day during the first three years. and
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THE GALAXY.
IsOBle, 1873

Mr.. Stedman's article on "0ctavius Brooks
rockingham" which forms the central point Of interest
in the present number gives fehctOus sketch Of the
personal and literary character OF that eminent preacher
together with description OF the method and spirit Of
fbe religious services 10 the congregation to which he
ministers or Mr.. Frothinghams outer man the writer
says
In temperament and person he is Of the purest New
ENGLAND tyne As to the former, Edwards Hopkins,
Beiamy We're Of the like spiritual, seicOntained aud
dauntless mold to the latter, Ills form ana features
repeat characteristics which have been found among
Eastern theolOgians and scholars nom the early colonial
head the large, marched NewEngland nose, ana the
u uted cT-sdggestng equally the most delicate retne-
Jneut and the sturtlest p0emcal YalOR Here are The
blHegFay, scholarly, balgcntle. hafsa cai eyes, n
head Is Of tile DOBB-E8s BIahnipstic type; somewhat
aIsoerac for the clergy Of the New-EuEland colonies
were an astOersey by selection, learning, and a In
brief here whom you might suppose 10 nave had,
like Emerson eight generations OF orthodox preachers
belind him man Who IN the light OF an earlier period
might have been CalVnst OF the steTuest Otctr, ana
have died for his belief have gone out into the forest
with heart as be brought, In these gmcs 10 our
wilderness % brlek and stOAe"
According to Br ste9nans picture, the audience, the
place OF worship the order OF service and the discoses
Of Mr. Rockingham equally remote from the common
stamp OF ecclesiastical usage
The large hau IN the Masonic Temple at the junction
OF Twcuty-tbird-st and SxtaYe IL place leased on
SUNDAYS 20 Mf. FrOthngham's congregation, ana de-
voted 10 the performance Of religious service. lofty
ceiling ress upon tive Of inposing bnt somewhat
nbrous pillars that lead to seDcircuar recess and
tbe speakers ehaiapoye when are visible the sLclent
ynlbols OF the craft" Exercises begin at 1045 M,
hut At that tune not than onehali OF the audience
la arrived It u audience OF no ordinary kind Gin.
cery aud Interest visible upon the eountenanees OF
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frnnl Notitcs.

ssa~~~ ~
IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELANO
4 C. CALVIN, esq, Surrogate Of the County Of Ne~.lk
NOTICE hereby 10 all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST
REBECCA EATON late Of the city Of New %
Wltu vouchers thereof 70 c hs,llJ a.
Inc office Of RUFUS +: ANDREWS, ESQ NO o. Gs.n Clam.
si the city OF NtWIoTk, or before the IN d ~ No
HARRIET J.. NHELDON,
My9 lavGmTu Exccutrx Of Reaecea Eaton deceased:
NOTICE.-In the District Court of the United
~ states for the Northern District vi Miss SlppL-JoIiN
NEWELL. j. Il. ALEXANDER, and the ILLINOIS CEN
TRALR r. COMPANY ct ~. vs. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
r. r. COMPANY, 'NEw.oRLEASs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHIsRN r. r. COmPAEN Ct al.-ln Equity
In pursuance Of decreta order made By said Court sad
cause the undersigned CLERK and Special Master Of sMd
Court will on The I'd aat 4th DAYS Of october next III inc
Office OF the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court Of the United states IN
the City Of York proceed 70 take proof Of the amount
iue the companants or desenGan other persons VINO
may hold any OF the bonds coupons described ia 9 ees
Of trust Sled With the bin answers and who may desire
10 claim under Tie Ia said and whether the saA'
be due upon bonds coupons coupons ooter
wise under said deeds 0! trst-sopt - 1876
GEORGE r. Hill,
Clerk glid Special Master.
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dollar day thereafteF does not seem excessive TO our
American ideas for fourteen fteen hours Work daiy
But the pay and steady, without any du season
the work is comparatively easy apart from the exposure
and then the driver enjoys many advantages snch as
erattuitous medical advice clothes at cost price, aid In
case of sIckness and retiring pension. The omnibus
horses of Paris are almost invariably animals OF exeep
tona size and beauty strongly built dappledgray sta-
lions selected with great in the markets OF NOT
mandy Perche or Brittany. They arc well ied care
fully trained and Oyerworked Eaeh omnibus nus
ten horses belonging TO IT, These ten horses go ou'
every day; thus during the fourteen hours service e
horses orc changed five times Being thus carefully
managed their strength and speed endure during long
veors OF service 1t Is not 70 see horses thaS
have been in the service Of the company iof iIeen
years and that are still capable OF going through thelr
regular daily task Great care is taken not TO
their strength AZ the foot OF each OF the mis- tha'
diversity the surface OF the streets Of Paris ere arc
thirty one Of these hs) an extra horse is always IN
waiting 10 aid IN dragging the heavy vehicle up the
ascent Nor is the moral side so to speak, OF the horses
training neglected The pairs, once formed, are never
separated save OF accident or OF sickness ty
occupy the same stan and feed from the same maneer
divided by partition into two compartments 1hey
thus become almost unit IN gait, movement ana I'M
pulses and being always driven by the same oaehman
they get to understand perfectly bis words nohons
BY this system the intelligence and dociity OF these
beautiful and powerful animals have become almost pro-
verbal The ease with which they thread their way
through crowded streets, encountered with vehicles
thronged with footpassengers, and in many instances
scarce wider than one Of our alleys and tie
readiness with which they stop at word and at
another word start again, simply marvellous. Next
to the Ycted calragohOTscs OF the rich, the omnibus
horses Of Paris are certainly the most favored OF
the equine tribe" chief troube with these monster
vehicles is the reckless speed Of driving Many lives are
annually lost in this way tbs treacherous pavement
making 1t almost 90 formidable enterprise for the
pedestrian tie bOulevards as TO face battery
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Just Ready;
MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
Nh FOR 1915.


McPHERSON's HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
va FOR 1915
A RECORD OF IMPORTANT POLITICAL AC-
TION, NATIONAL AND STATE.
Giving the OF parties pending question: with all
the available facts necessary Judge them distinctly CLASH
He'd and carefully stated.
Among other important matters viii he fonndi
THE SUPPL MENTAEY CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.
BILL TO PROTECT ELECTORS. ACTION ON AT.
FAIRS IN ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSEE
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS, STATE AND
NATIONAL
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN VARIOUS
STATES
PUBLIC CREDIT ACT OF 1869, AND THE RTsUMP.
TON ACT or 1873
BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT. FINANCIAL VOTES
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS, AND LETTERS OF AC-
cEPTANCE
STATE PLATFORMS, 1875 AND 1876
STATISTICAL TABLES &C. &c, &c.
Address THE TRIBUNE. EewYork
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Giinaf!oua Gjanieo-- fcMaIes.

A ADVERTISEMENTS ron TIE NEW
rows GTFICIs 80 49,. Uroadw.y, cor. Thur y5irs It,
ave. cor !, c nl!i ~. @Ltl ,4i, NJ e
S:ccratea
At MAURICE LINpQUlSIs SWEDISH
~ siEyhNIs, gEI,rL ~, L,i! %, . e% al
AT MORISON's oldest respectable and re-
~ liable sTRVAHTs' OFFICE COZ. ll..lst and or ave,
bis SsI a .iISs'f oi ri Saf,S S' '' 's O''
At FELTON,, 6f5 Gtb-He., bet. 37th and
~ 3ststs GNuery With n.del, 4ttays9 VIII De found
oitani and qEc isr sty end county, also Water alter.
prompt attention.
4 USEFUL man and wife GERMANY; speak
n French and Ensih-5as = f,oa s,ablg COOS sia
WORKER for garden oscEman NI| anu nsttti f Ge
sI fA lFl SMf 8REAU i5s GtaTS above Gths st.
THAMBERMAID-By first-class Protestant
y ehaGgaat Wiling TO asis y p 9Ty Hgr Sor Ir 6sst
way, gnIaucc in "lsist
ItHAMBERHAID and SEAMSTRESS.-Ala lady
~ Nl-hcs situation as cham5sriuaii and ssausre-s Tor
machine. Ca during tio week. "a Lesngtou,yc.
NHANBERWOR and WAIrING.--A Swed-
~ ish girl OF eool bats and vel rped iGr canDcTmork
country. 900 Gu ave, near 23dst.
NHAMBERNiAID' aud WAITRESS.-A COM
~ peteut young do cbqmbyrw0rE sad waiting,
camb-rwolk AID washing ami ironing SO0I reitonccs 2S
West l3thbt
NHAMBERAlAID or WAITRESS.-A respect
~ able Young dri chaubsIud waitress In small fam
y and plain sewers urstCsS reference Call at
ll5 East J0thst. Top ioor
NHAMBERWORK WATTING-By American
~ tldy young gill Tor low wages city or country, wants
Can be seen at The PROTESTANT HOME 1888 Oth.aye,,
doors above lOthst
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By a
~ Protestant young woman respectable, well recon-
mended, very competent chambermai aud waitress clean
county city. Gail at BOOKHAAfs 3O7 4th.aye,
2Sd-st
NHAMBERSlAID and WAITRESS-BY n
~ neat respectable young girl who understands her duties
watress and cleaning OF silver glass
ware &C., las very best reference Call II CARPENTERS,
lOs 9Th ave. near 9thst
N0OK.-A competent and clever English
" person rstclas5 cook by tho day week. Call for
two days at il8 West 26lhsI
NO0K.--A Scotch woman desires situation
" class cook good baker and pastry cook make
all kinds Of sees best city references 100 West 2sst
CO0K.-A respectable woman wants a Htua-
" ton a. good cook Is an excellent baker best city REFER
ences. l04 West 3lstst
HO0K.--Wanted, u situation by first-class
~ family cook, with good references IL Canadian
aud excellent cook Seen at 81 West slstst, FRENCH
OFFICE
NO0K.-A first-class cook for genteel family;
" city references bones rds does all kinds Of nice des
will assist with washng city or country $3.50 Shave near
29dst
CO0K-By q Swedish Protestant woman, as
family s1sE e &C. up anG sn q
beat city testimonials country or city. Call a. BooKHAMs,
BOT 4tl-ayo- near 23dsS
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si;ua!ions Waalr5- Males

A DvERTIsEMENT8 For 1T, TIE u J, NE 4Sif
UPTOWN OFFICE, No LES broadway COZ Thirty uI,Io
n e. ave teS cor fsyy5a,i st M iL riii oiFci
Saics rae,
! COLORED young lad wants q situation as
- EUTLERor WAITER; Egod ~ rttc,.n.g iL"a Ivy
IT, 80 S E,iS. ci,y. 80
4 USEFUL NAN WAITER and GENERAL
~ SERVANT copI,e!- WAITS sl''L.ol o.. IrH N,-,'
ay Or cgH",J y, 10 w ryl., sr n &c fisUtisr
A USEFUL. GERMAN and WIFE OFrtncbl-
~ Hurss waiting cf-a,tcTwok H,dgr. ,-Ns. i"a 2,
saving. g. .eaAs I's "C''ah nsn O. M c ~ o
gs1nae % ,a have y.y es i = ,y a 10 ~ al'
NOACHIAN.--A respectable coiored man as
y n.ateass sgl s.a til,s ~, Il ,r 's i me. '' VIA
EtOhCHNAN and GROJN.-A frt-claEs re-
- ii1h' lgg,t, ,,s 81 i II s, sr, S.ls nd driver.
~ g. bcsT N CIV rsfe9.Hcs. address y. j. GrbcEo Up
;iTr. 0ao,, I,-ls i4naauag.
VOGKESPOyDENT or SHIPPING CLERK
y - gasnF Gaa Trit1G GOD head 4, 9-t o F'i
crpoyrent So s9Eln sra','o 80; o. si's , Tyi
Hd,'i,.S ~. lg,if, 1f.ganc 0a.e.. --
LyARMWCRK.-Au Amcricsn boy, nearly lG,
aeon toned % arnN@ rs 2g,' s,.u. , , sd
~ 3 lla paeTav.st. lfg0l,yn, s. b. ---
rbRNER.-W ggtrd a SITUATION 10y m o%-
+ r,rua,d 'ra "HaErs mar 81 ioi 1.alt no aa ,i
.lt1 pETrgIaur i '.-r'ng. ,''t' AUG nNi.- g'.
ulghHly guu Ua'i., ro,k; N'F. ''ENt' - VI i'l''l ~
per uaHg ,u'.as WfnE - E' r' 80 w." ~
eB.ge 20 &C. fsIF go NaEfhr no na,l'i y" .. ~
E south. o. i,irTtg,r htdtss H. - j., HfA tu7' lilL-
Uue .Hc,, p b. --------
rE1AlLOR.-Gcutemcn or auy person wanting
q good 1.f TTIslr ,Ur.i.F .tat'sH IA l'ta Aib
IIrI, t-fi y O. 'rl -'l Hi, 'lr'r ~ Hti'N - 80
falr. cue ..i9''st>'
NorS pl.csf iaaavia'.. -.-------&
NrvATTER-Wr n Swiss man who has good
" reference ,.,y city families b. very C'.' Ndl.'t
e.lrcrat ugua=' H.d o afra 81 VIA IAN at 'Nta5'"".
CO.. C'Lary. u-, yrru .1'H Hui a'-l'it.
yEyAITER.-A Waiter desires q situation in
w I,t.l tr private agg.iFs les a"i CsiEr 4" aIhihG
room g. Llstsga hotel u4ls tae summer ht-7t Al
,,r,Ss y. g.. III Iuuc crcS
y9rAIrER.-Wautcd,h 10y . Grst-class waiter
Bgr = IDA rrsl ri'y Ic.rrrlC"s. situation ~ good
plan nan vu, -h1rDgg u Dis OK Csn Doe e'c a. d eel
gIstFf., ENEsl ~ OFFICE.
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Gelp iuanieN

EARAIER WANTED. "A married man, " ~ " =
III year without children preferre on small Aa ~ se5
cows: must thoroughly understand ms tsrbe1
bones and well reeOnnended; house rent aae qfs
with good wages Apply 6yetter 90 Box s4l, NSr
NNyANTED--A man to turn Brlttanies J. IT'S, ~
w HOLLOW WARE Inquire OF okolsoE Oa
b20 Commerce-st., Philadelphia, Penn. ---------
WANTED-A person of experience, a ~ .
w moderate salary, who understands t se saszce
double entry qualifications and character mus "
uonable. Address ]. o., Box G. Tribune ons~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GhoONpS'
Letters Articles by Mesrs Bayard Taylor j. X o. has
sard T. " smaey, Clarence Cook, William O Wyekon Oh
THE TRIBUNE staH Mrs Rebecca Harding DAVIS hessS -
II RniObt Dalton Dorr and other wen known writer's In
speca departments Every important and suggestive feature
Of the Fsr Is described convenient manual provided Tor
all visitors nsruong them how 70 spend their time a. inc
Exhibition to the best advantage
P,Ica postpad in sheet FORM 10 ceBts pamphlet %
ceuts OF twelve sheets or I've pamphlets for 81.
Address TILE TRIBUNE, New. York
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Gi!uatluns manteo-5emaIss,

7 AUNDRESS-By Danish Protestant yOunt
h woman very best city testimonas understands hotns
fring putting, &C.; DO up ladies htIy andgents snII
CAL &C S66 9th ave-. near 23ds-
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I AUNDRESS.--A strong American Protest.
- youug woman whom know as hrsteass aundrss
fuGres In superior style; superior city reference Can
PARIS e Co.'S 623 Gthaye. charge until suited.
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New i1ubIiratlous.
V'HE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 50.
FiohtA ElitfOa no,s Ready

GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
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! NNASHTNG.-A respectable colored Wo tssa.
w woud like 10 GET some adss and gentlemen ~
ing IN ont OF the city, can give good reier'NSo
| ami 3bthst.
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- X. BALL g. Co..
-. 40. 10 EAST I4TH-Sr
Cbcksrinee Sieiuway' ana other IanOs and Organs los
fOrca.i. on instailuouCs and for rent.
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uOUSEKEEPER.-A American widow as
huusckryper where order aud economy MOald be APP
rrrInf.G. reIrr,nces 40. l2I Wet 21thst.
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Ncp publications.

WEDDING NOTES, CARDS, &c, engraved
w In tho laest styles by A. DLMAREST 1872 Broadway.
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EIRST-CLASS SERVANTS can be obtained
= ior city ard country NJ the LADIES EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 45th ST. and Broadway references ind0tset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

I AUNDhESS-By steady, Well-experlenceu
IL young who Il good family aundess starch,
pu polsh, aute and do gentlemens ehrts In superior
syei has very good Recommendations. CAL at CARPEN-
TEaA. l0B 0th-aSa. near 9th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

Gated lukldleage American woman, economical. Kind,
ohenE, good care taken 81 house, invalid or sewing
oud be useful PARTIES small Compensation best
reference. Address TRUSTWORTHY, Tribune Uptown
Onice !, 1g9 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

HOUSEW ORK.-A first-class washer ironeT,
aud htag in all its branches nom 81 cents 20
10 per dozen best reference lOI East 56tht,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

TMPLOYERS can get the best of cOOred
II Cooas Lauudresssa WareSas CH@libenaaids Nurses
that will lodge home at nights, At sIaMss SELECT
AGENCY OIl-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

uOUSEWORK-By q Scotch young woman,
very spectacle, VOL recommended, understands
housework thoIoughy good cook washer aud ToneT will
ing and OblSgg suhcr, honest county on CITY can at SO6
Gtl-aye., g3dTt