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A. GALL.

THE members of the School Board of
i the parish of Grant are hereby no.
titled to meet at Coliax, on MONDAY,
the 4th December, 1876, for the purpose
of transacting the duties of the Board.
The Secretary is also directed to be
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of previous meetings and other dOcu-
ments belonging to the Board.
S. c. CURRY,
President School Board.
Colfax, Le., Nov. 4, 1876. st
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4 LADY of considerable literary experience
y u versatility Dil perform amy order o A.Iaiy ,a"i
..l t,.;moaal,. Aoa.r.s L L.. Jpto"n Tribune ouI'e'
NUMBER of the better class of servants
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aa''.. .''"' ''''.' 3D. ..'''' g ''' o-.
ar PEITON',, GI5 Gth-ave., between 31th
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CuIANBEBliAD.-A young girl wants q
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OHAMBERWoEK, HOuSEWORK, &c.-By
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Fa.', FHoi ,rsNf Hioiu GtESt lss Ct6ay, 'o"r ear-
CO0K-Want,d bya iigst-ca,s cook who mn
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r,scr. cam u' ,'rn 't 81 We'' .l''s''
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\ ul-t'.., cook '9g i5 E' I, @ mn M iai W.f
w.q," ssa ,. I.,lI ., rs ,al = 5n,rs. s,a.''
COOK and HOUSEWORK--By Protestant
~,o,,a ty woman she is good ea9k 'nd eNs,.i,nt
washer lu il1.er aud general loIs,"oi"r lol ty ON @ @,ii
it ia, o fl ..I. lls good r'itr'uce AZ tle PROT
fSFtNri0.'f. la, Ct,aye, ionr doors above lOihst.
CODK. WASHER and IRONER.-A respect,
< ar woman cook. wac er aad ironei, OF do general
Aol,,.ulbi city tcior,Hce-. ll2y 2ia'@
NRESSNlAKEG-Mia BARBER is ready for
- FaUrr.uaL.ug NJ home or at ladies residences = OaA
800 so. O. 80 tth ave. near i2dsl
nRESSM MAkER.-A respectable woman ms
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HNpLOYFRS viii find and can be supplied
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ION rtv cvp.cted; best references FURNISHED Address IT,
Bon ~ ruluue Uptown "Hic,, l,2ao Ero.d"ay.
TgOTSEWORK. Two young women, who
Uayr lived together before wod lGe to- the work Of "a
sma piiya,c family are willing ana ODhgng good city refer
ences. go 2dayc.
7 MISUNDERSTANDING wanted by a first
Irass lauudress good ciy reference seen al 81 West
3lsj-st., al FRENCH OFFICE
Z AINDRFSS.-A superior laundress sOlicits
ladies' and reutlymcns washing p 90 90 her housHi nut
ing putting linens, done 10 toaaa style lJl CLINTON
place. near oiiSL
4 AUNDRESS.-A situation wanted by n
scotch woman tTstclass aundIess in piVlte family
understands AL kilda Of ue ~ora good cay ieicIehc1S'
can or address, 80 CllhtohlacG
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05l 9Th ave, above 15d-st. N0tt
NURSE, &c.-By Protestant young woman
- wants simation care OF a child chdrcu sew &c;
references ano eau be at the PROTESTANT HOME,
/ 1888 6th.aye. doors above lVthst
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Cbc Curt.
Eccturt5 nu1 Glecting5.

NOL. J. p. SANFORD, the celebrated trav-
< craul lecturer has ius returned nom Eut'2t and wil
.ouu -ur, % p ieti. .rt platform Col -ANEtHN lectures
ou trat uJapau, china, SPIT Palestine lily and I1ng a
are boz tlr I..st degree popular ana hitrrtG As Zee
tu,r he occupies font IIA the AMERICAN Lyceum pas-
For dates and terms address -
AMEAICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
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5ilunllons eo-Aldlts
A COACIlAlAN and GARDENER u,s siluati3n W ,Iatl
"A wanted bv a vourg Amercan VINO ~ NililL W. w ~ IT,
himself gen, rqly useful is good guaa al trny nj M
CIV Int would 90 10 the country eoOd rec 49,
rH6rEsTANT BU fEAU, l3o GthaVe' l"ur 0'OI' '''''
lOth-st.
4 USEFUL. man and wife, Protestlnts sme
~ Is good rhamuermld, iaunlrrss, or ullre i'
srfnl man with horses eoachman; CITY OF country VA q
abe aud willing 90 see 10 rve' thlu ~ rifrr,ncrs
ar crueman's Nace. OF faim garden @,i O, -
Httbe PROIT;STNNF HOME BUREAU, los utIa'e' louf
above lOth-st.
NI.FRK ar rCASUIER.-Wantcd by respect
able married man POSITION ~ clerk OF cashier NOT aIu
of work. VIM II. FARRELL, West f"lht " l,
Married iESt-clasS cOlOrcu
" man H. a good careful drivers city or country OF Nuui
take care af renans place. has seven years ey ielei'
euce Call VI address lac East 3@dsL
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In5iruttlon.
Tor Young Ladies-Country.


MISS WHlTC0MB'' French and EngliSh
NH Home and nav school Young Ladies' EEQPENs
sept 90 81 Perrepontst. Brooklyn Hights circulars on
NIISS BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
H. SCHOOL @ oDsS @ XogNs bbA Sept r. &rs Gs % 5
etter until sept |.
MRS. WEST's BOARDING and DAY
Greenwich, Conn, viii REOPEN WEDNESDAY sept l5'
Residence, Mead.ave. . Box IsG
NJAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for YOUNG
w LADIES, Pittsfod Mass - years od gioda' ny m oi
present advantages never surpassed. Address Rev C. V
NIONTCLAIR, N.J.-BOARD and INSTRUC-
VI TIOG-Those seeking first class home school IN peg
fecty hcahul location and thorough instruction IN English
clair ~ Number limited to eight young ladies' Highest
MT. ST. MARY's COLLEGE.
vi ENMITTsBURG MD.
Regular session be gins sept o. 1876 students received a
junior depsrments last named in feaTats cSi,ii Pgin5 4
Nazlreh to take charge Of the domestic department. oi uo
Rev. JOHN MccLosKEY, D. D., Principal
DLAINFIELD COLLEGE for Young Ladies,
painded' Nj. roopens sept H. Miss T. T. Aenyon fnn.
RYE SEMINARY
LII For parrreursri E5E 5d5rSs. S NJ Mrs. Sd. LIFE
POCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG La
IA DIES Nysck-oh iiudson- Beagtiin situation Miss j.
e. g c0 VETS ss' IL I'S and AIBERr wills Pri56as
TIE MISSES BUCKNALL's BOARDING.
SCHOOL Tor Young ladies' and hitie girls Ne" is
wick, NJ. The ensuing school year viii commence SELL
VvHE MISSES NOTT's English aud French
Boarding and Day GHopL i9r founs i'gs' - "4a Tar
ST. NewHay,n Conn The school year opens sept o.
UTICA. n. Y.-Mrs. PATTI, SCHOOL for
4 Young ladies. ran term bc''us sept. l7
WEST END INSTlTUTE.-Fomiy school
" for young loacs. Mrs S. L. cADY, Principal New
Haven Conn. send Tor circular
For Both Sexes-Country.
A GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN in a
dress AUGUSTUS WHl1LpcF.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
E-YoTs. s Ier wee, for board. washing. tlltou aui the
coi, e 6oIraf during the vacation. re-
'.i'o5 A51i toe To- 5ir. ms. d u. c. g. MomELL ,
nREW SEMINARY and FEMALECoLLEGE,
" D.lU,. ~. "a school Ior hn.' -t -, '. hi.' Ii'
any Hia,. GRO. e. SMITH, A. w.
DANNY SCUOUL.-Board, tuition, wrShng,
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EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, y. Y.
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'D''-" "a''''l' -' '. "'. ''''. jG- g. EING. D. D.
CWAETHNOGE COLLEGE. for both scycs,
- ,rt4. o'.r9i frn.~ g ',.''''g '',.' ''' 'i'
GT. PAUL" SCHOOL L.wieboio', West
- c.,.ttrDo. ". VA Home -.l.a. o., . ..l 'll.
COOK PER IEAR-NDCKLAND COLI
y ~ Ll 30, 81 a,a N. f -'o o'.'is 7,"' ioi 'i'-''
Miscellaneous.
" 4 MER. SCHOOL INST" Is rolahe Ed
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