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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

The market opsned with q fair inquiry, aud al.
tho Ugh the movems MT WIS checked BY light offer
iDgs and factors being even mo stringent in the
p ete nsOns, the sales during the morning en-.
praced $500 bales. alter which further trausac.
tlOns were repO ted to the extent OF 1000 balts Q,
making OF Il for the day, as not I'd above, Of $500
baes considerable part OF the business was at
steady pI ices without any quota0e vsrlatien, but
IN the rest thu business sufficiently Oh the
de Of II factors to require the ST ght change in
our quotations OF I'd above. the market el ,siBg
firm at the imp ovemeTt.
The dIspat hts lepcItei L'v,r pOol steady at Fri.
days quotations Of l6d for m,td ing upau DIS
e. fo- o leans with sal s of II 900 e. aud
arrival, opening i-32d lower, but closing frmer
Manchester ste.oy; HAVE dull, wit heavy re-
celpts ii nited demand. and tue quotation for
low mild ing an at reduced franc. and New
York firm at rsvious rates st the openi ,g, and
clO-ing steady at an advance of &c in spots, and
32dl-loc in futures, excepting Septea Der and Uc
iOber which we've quoted i d3-l6c higher
Inc Exchange mSkes amount on ship
hoard not ceared (befo-e to days exports;
10 .234 bales, embracing 5osll for Liverpool.
81, 229 for Havre, 1888 for the North 4i44 for
Bremen, io3 for Spain, 1851 for the Mediterranean
and l643 for ctastwise FORTS, leaving ir presses,
agreeAbly 10 lts account at II NJ. l94 735 bales,
only . email mart of which 10 on sale.
At noon today middling was quoted at Calves
ton at Ike, at Mobile at lilsc. at Savannah
at lac. at Charleston at l2c, at Wilmington at
llssc, at Norfolk at kc. at Balt more at II at
New York l22sc, at Boston at l21c. at Memphis
at ll!s, and at Augusta al liz dlIAc
The Exchange repOrts: Sales 5000 bales. Mar.
IA active IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

Arc now in full operation, and sre prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use Of the
-ODORLKss EXCAvATINiAP APPARATUS
used by the company, sre that the work can b
performed at any hour Of the day or night, the
thorough manner in which the deposits are ~
moved, the absence Of all offensive edors. the
short space of time required ian ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minu:esL and.
above all. ITS CHEAPNEsS.
AL orders left at the cOmpany's flee, No. ls3
Common street, or sent to Postofice box No. sl3,
will receive prompt attention. aus 6m
HENkY nALlAnD. UNITsD STATES GOV:
III ERNMENT CONTRACTOR, AND DEALER III
FORAGE, COAL AND WOOD, respectfully requests
public patronage in his line of trade. well a.
sorted stock is always kept on hand and will 70
sold at lowest prices for cash. Orders viii be hllea
without delay from the feed warehouse, No. IS Ful.
ton street and No l0l Peter street. near Lafayette
or from the feed store and coal yard ct the corner
ofSt. Denis and Washr gtOn stree t. Consignments
are solicited. ID will be disposed OF to the best
advantage OF usignees. Quick Gales and prompt
returns ars e ranteed, and the best references
can be given. jyNl y
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FOR SALE.

kOk SALE. Recommendation SALE.
1000 ORANGE TRIES, two years old, to he sold at
bargain. Apply to
EBERLING, sCHLORFF CO.,
Ne IS Cerondelet street, corner of Gravier.
de?A It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, December 90, 1876,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kniekerbocker. Kemble. for New York
Ship hOmpsOn. Thompson, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Natrg, Sundblad, for Briatdl
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Maria Molins from Havana, to
Grande-3d district 80
wall. to PIN, Forwood &c 18th district
Austrian bark Esio, Zach, 81 days from Limerick,
to master-2d district
Spanish bark virtuosa Toouser days from Hsv-
=, ans in ballast, to mast; I'D district
Norwegian bark 0 ;tesen, Torjusen. 81 days f,om
Newport, to master-3d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Blue Wing Nos. Comstock, from Houmas Plant
Ouachita Belle. McElroy. from Bayou Sara
BELOw-COMING UP.
British ship Minnie Swift, Lisw. IL, so dave from
Bremen. to master
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Stoamship Knicke rbOc ker-4 1876 bales
cotton 500 hhds sugar 1876 bbls molasses 600 bbn
rice so b sles moss
LivkkPOoL-shp Tbompson-434o bales
BRisToL-Bark Natris-s375 axis oucaks a5oo
slaves
uTlLLA-BrgJ Burns-l6OO punches bananas
100000 cocoanuts 900 plantains bbls hmes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LOWER COAST-Staamer lsabel-ll8 hhds sugar
bbls sugar l4l bbls molasses and sundries
HOUMAS observation-disclosures Blue Wing No
-l63 hhds sugar 4Ol bbls m0lasses II sks seed cot
ton "a SKIS rough rice and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Ouachita Belle-lso5
bales cotton 635 SKIS cotton seed axis seed cotton
81 hhds sugar 70 bbls mOlaases and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December 29-2A bales cotton l67 hhds sugar bbls
sugar 257 bbls molasses 70 bbs rice ESQ head cattle
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. De-
cember 2i-162 bales cotton 100 sks oicake 10 hhds
tobacco "a hhds meat IS tcs hams 522 pkgs pigs'
feet 20 bbls oil IS bbls whisky end sundries
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OIHWOnH q GU,
my3l Waship9to DistriOf of Column h

i or individuals DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves
OF the benefit Of the bankrupt act car have their
petitions and schedules prepared strictly accord.
orders Of the United States Supreme Court ana
rules of the United States District Court, BY ap-
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy. in the Custon.
house building, New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable. Postofdce box 2O97.
oc6 JOHN 8. GARTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THB MATTER OF ABRAHAM THOMAS
Bankrupt.

"HEBEAS, ABRAHAM THOMAS, OF NEW OR
w leane, ard district aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of March 2.
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims under said act
Notice is therefore given to all cred tors who have
proved their debts. and to all other persons in in
terest, that the ninetef NH day of January, 1877
at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the same
cause if any they have why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted and further notice
Is given that the bankrupt will undergo an exami.
seventeenth day of January A. D. 1871. 1T II A.
NJ; at his Office, No. Al Camp street in this city.
Clerks office, New Orle8na. December ~, 1876
de28 jas 10 Il. DEVONSHtRB, Deputy Clerk
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-1he sales to Gay embi aced $500 bales
at regular but generally stronger price,, reQuir
irg an advsnce Of partial &c in our quota
tio1A We give also the figures and report Of s Q
Exchange, ~ below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

Making a tot al of s l26 0OJ enun bonds
ITO Ks were weak aud neglected.
Under a better mand Sists con OILS y ere about
!, y cent Ii her, closing 1T sag ass.
With more liberal oife rings premium bonds were
\ az r cent 20 wer closing at 29,. a3o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28
STEAMSHIPS
FOR BOSTON.

To sail on TUESDAY EVENING, December g.
A The Al Iron Ocean steam.
ship POT, SvILLE, 1888 TONS James
@6f Snow command 81, W II sail a. above
from her wharf, opposite Jackson
square. For freight apply to
WILLIAM CRERvY, Agent,
OtW 6t No 40 CarOndelet atraAf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

Sidney Lanier has gone to Florida Tor his
health. His cantata was too much for him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

WHEREAS. henry GUTMAN, INDIVIDUALLY
w and 40 a member of the above firm. Of New
Orleans, and district aforesaid, du declsred
1867, has this day filed in SAID court petit on
praying FIR . d scharge and certificate thereof
der said act.
Notice 10 therefore given to all creditors
who have proved tleir debts, and to An
other pen sons IN Interest, that the thirtieth
day of December, 1876. at IL A. M, Is assigned
for the hearing Of the same and that they may
thenan there attend and show cause il anv thev
have. why the pra, or Of the said petition should
not be granted; and further notice is given that
the bankrupt viii undergo an examination before
Register G. s. Kellogg on the twenty ninth day
Of December, A. d. 1876. at IL A. NJ, at his Office
in the Cust0mhouse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, De cember l3, 1876.
del42l28 R. DEvONSHIRB D.puty Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

MONEY TO LEND.
THB METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK,
No. IA Camp street,
Win mako advances on MERCHANDISE GOLD
and slLVERWARk, DIAMONDS. JkWRLRY, ETC.,
at rates ranging from one to four per cent per
month. F.-
oc25 " 7. D. VAN HORN. Caahier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

Cod opened at 10TH OlocA. against lo7S at New
YorE. ana alter Iber Il business cioeed at l07 As
Nl077s, against thsGpsnirg rae in that marie :.
The sales summed up el0t 100 em"r ,c,ns 20 600
at a 10 600 and 500 900 At IO7 D07a; $40 900
and s24 ,O0' at lO7k, and 5000 1T 1913
F-reisn exchange was stronger. but the move.
nent was moderate.
The cal. 8 OF snr.ing compr SD f51soo, EN-
b ng f600O and 260n9 hi l or ladilg at SIS ~
$4,000 do 1T SIS 1905 l2k; $4,000 10 at IS 10
S l21s; $4,000 AL c ear st IS lZ1s; 500 till Of
lading vt IS laos 49, $4,000 bank at SIS is tnd
$1,000 co at SIS l6t.
The talts of francs con prisei 45n 000 rommfrCal
emb acrg so 600 and 225,0JO at 4.92h, and Is 600
and $50 Coo at 4.9iI.
At the close sterling bills ere quoted at SIS 10
as 10 for bill of ladipg AMI al clear ard - q
SIS l6lS for hank (bSnk counter rate a IS IL, aid
francs at 92k a. con II ial and n. mtnai {,
bank.
New Tx eight wss unchanged The sales com
prised $2l0OO0. embracing SIS 0h6 CONNER ia',
SIS 0c0 rrivate BANKERS nd S65,0oo d. ard bank
at 7l6 y cent discount; $50 900 bank at p, and
{ 1000 - 81
The banks continued TO check on New York at
\ y cent discount, and commercial sight
still quoted att 6.
The following is the Official statement Of the
aa1a ritz to has tnrk EYch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

NOhTH taklkNlAN LLOYD.
HAvRE, VIA sOUTHAMPTOH AID HAVANA
~ ' s:;s.S f's's sia run a' :: S'' g.
Prom Bremen. Orleans,
Haunover. Dec "a Ahont Ian "a
Further DAYS Of departure win b announces on: q
The steamers touch outward st Havre and Ha-
vana and on their homo trip 1t Havana and south.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
or New Orleans:
Cabin, $3.50 (gold). steerage, sas (gold,.
From New Orleans to Southampton. Hsve %
Cabin, slso Lgold). steerages s4s leold,.
From New Orleans to Hsvanas
Cabin, e35 (goldL Steerage, SIS (aolds
Children under ten years half price; children uao
der one year free.
route Of the steamers. the advertised days Il DO.
:, Passage tickets from Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON oS
Hsyre to New Orleans issued BY the undersisnsd.
's ''''' ''f Is. :: sr eRR1H K CO..
seIo No. - Union street.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AN0
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
eteAmships
W!hiAM z. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
<@SA The New OFioans~ Rley3Sa'
IT, and Havana Hteamahip Ln0
viii dispatch ono OF the above aran
class steamers from New 0rlsaAot0
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and ssa
necHn9 WITH eteamere for Tampa.
through bills Of lading issued to all poaAta in
r0f1da including Tampa, and to Now Tori, ChasS -
ton and Savannah.
Splendid passenger accom- modatioas, and three nh
Nckece given to above points.
No freight received without permit ften tia
o6Rco. 49, ~'
For freight or passage spply to
K ROBBRTS. Agent,
No. l1N Common str eat
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RIVER REPORT-3 p. M.
MARINE intelligence.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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meteorological and River Report.

The following statement OF the weather and
rivers il furni hs d by the Signal Service officer
stationed at New Orleans
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AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.-
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,

WEDNESDAY EVENING. d. cennber u 1876. !
Tho demand tor money continued moderate tc.
day, both in hank and ON the strret. snd CONNER
DOT in gold at previous rates Under lighter Offer.
ings and 3 good demand foreign exchange Vas
stronger. New York was unchanged. Stock, were
weak and neglet ted. Meeting lair dem and. tate
tonsci. ose0 abb VI p cent higher. With noIe
hbe,al of. rings premi Am bonos declined kGh p
cent.
We continue to quote rst Il We coil stersl 10
.. 869 p cent p anuum cifc ount. other grades 10
0l2, exctp iOnal comm rcisl papr 9Ol0 AL do q :
1908, aud second grads nominal First clas 9
IN. rtgsRes continue TO luls at 100 p cent y
am um and second grb de are still, Quilted emit ely
nomu al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-28

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1884.

IN THE MATTER OF HENRY GUTMAN. ISDI
vidualy and q me m bez of the trm of Gut.
man Brothers, Bankrupt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
DR., Ealter's Spocialti9S.

At the Eclectic Dispcnsary cancers are
successfully treated Hud u cure Effected
IN uinpty-niuc cases out of Il hundred,
when taken intimc.
RHEUMATISM cured in every case, in
from one to three months, at Il cost OF ilYe
dollars Il month for medicines.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT cured IN rom
one week to two months,
CArARRu or THE HEAD cured In one TO
three months. in most cases; occasionally
mcctwilh one requiring more time,
WOMB DISEASES liberation. lnilam-
matiOn. lcucorrtIea, cured III One-hali the
time required by other systems, hnG With
out the Use OF calsLlc.
EPILErrIC FITS relieved and perma-
ncntly cured. In most eases from SIN 10
twelve months required for 4 permanent
cure.
NERVOUS DEBTLTrY .-From excuses,
Sclf-lbusc, &c, successfully treated and
cured m one 20 five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three 10
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one to
three months.
DISEASES OF LIVER amcnablc to treat
memt, permanently cured ina few months
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases
Successfully treated,
Call on or address, S. +. Saltcr, NJ. d.,
No. 50 Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27

equal to those Of Webster, hNt origl-
nal, and perfectly characteristic Of the
mini and ability OF each student,
Mis-, Nora Graves, of our city, ana the
daughter Of the editor Of Ihe BophsL
closed the exercises Of the day with ~
essay ON "Niitou's Injustice TO Wo.
man" which was enthusiastically re-
ccIYcd, rs indeed were eli the compo'
siions read, Miss Nora acquitted
herself molly; and she comes home 4
scholar, rs NIL Of her class, and not
simply IL prctcndcr, with a diploma in
hand, the certificate Of hypocrisy and
|falschood, rs ia 50 often the case in the
graduation Of n vast majority Of the
students Of both the male and female
colleges Of the land. AN not afraid
70 predict that this class will close sue
cGssiuIly n test Of scholarship with
any graduating class Of any male col
Iege in the land in the snmc branches
Of study, under the guidance Of their
respective teachers present, or under
that Of any other fair examiners, |
]graduatiuo cIoss Of n Other insIitu-
Tinr N ma zoe, IN mcot Of any time
AMI nIo,o omnoi,toI. nroyiloi am
unt nrovcd 10 ho wrono in making
such n CHALLENGE, II is said, in the
nuhIic school. If fine country, that a
Iinlomo from Mary Sharp Is a sunl
ci,nt recommendation, and ohviatcs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27

Carl Shurz has announced his intcn-
ton to support Hayes and Wheeler,
and Phil. Bopfort, MI influential New
York German writes TO the Sun -
"Flcsse grant me, a. a German Amer
lean, sufficient space for a tcw words
IN regard to the influence Of Mr.. Carl
Schurz. The Germans to-day are Us
enthusiastic for tho abolition Of Grant
ism rs they once were for the abolition
of slavery. Then Carl Schurz led
them to-day he has betrayed them
They will nev forgive him. What
ever may happen, his influence with
the Germans is dead"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
Where th" Gold Goes.

A contemporary, noting the inquiry,
What becomes u the gOldt 5uggr6ls ;
" How many thousands have gold
plate, aud cane hcGds-hOw many NIL
lions have watches, chains, car-fInEs'
trinkcts, finger rings, slceyc-butlona
shoe buckles, teeth, wall paper, signs
etc, Of goIdY And thinking 0! Iii,
is tia wonder that gold is scarce Az {
basis Of CURRENCY But il IL Just like
u ycrlant civilization to rest their en-
tire commerce IN q coin basis that car
be melted into pint pols and cane
heads. There arc lO,OOO,OOO people
in the United States, and il is not toe
much to say that in their plate, watch
r5, buttons, rings, chains, etc, they
will each average SO worth Of gold
or n total Of 800, 1900, 1000, which Is
more than twice the amount orthc val.
ne Of gold coin in the United States,
including Washington, wall street and
California; And this loose show OF
jcwclry is growing on the people, SO
that more COLA coin vii. be melted to
adorn their p%ersone, until there viii be
no basis left for currency; hence
II statesmen might rs well look these
facts in the face 80 ~ 10 prepare 10
base the currency Of the nation on
something that cannot be splrIled
away, or that does not rest on the
public caprice
We clip the foregoing from the
Chattanooga Commercial Of the Ism
i~nBtant-a hard money (Rep.) organ,
Why, ~neighbor, you must be progreS'.
ing vastly, "lcn you can acknowledge
the fact that cit is just like a ycrdan'
civilization to vest their entire com,
mcrcc on a coin basis that Can he
melted into pint pots and cane heads! :.
which you certainly do by copying the
above from ga contemporary" without
comment. We arc glad to witness
this evidence Ola lucid interval, after
50 long Il period Of bCnightedness.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27

Governor Hendricks denies that he
folt any personal modification Mt his
defeat for the first place on The Presl'
dental ticket, and says he shall give
Gov, TiIdon his fullest support In
conversation with q reporter Of the In.
dlanapoii3 Sentinel, before he WAS
nominated for Vice President, he said 4;
81 think Mr., Tilden has been nomi-
mated under two iniluGnces--hrst his
oosilion In New York us u prominent
reprcscn.aliye Of the wishes Of the
people for Il thorough reform in gov
crmenLal matters, and the widely spread
opinion that there is Il strong necessity
for reform; secondly, Gov Iilden l5,a
most capable organizer, and his friends
have been, both before and at the Con-
vcntion, very efficient and successful IN
their support Of his nomination ia.
king it ms II whole, the platform IS q
well expressed and compact statement
of sound views. The nomination and
platform will make the fight n o.
honest reform more marked than was
thought, Although Gov, Hayes is &
most esteemed gentleman, and is sup
ported most cordially by his admirers
and friends, yet he is the representa-
tive ofthe Administration in the immi
nent struggle, and will have much t.
contend with against the platform ant
nominee Of the party representing re
form"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
BELOW COST!

The undersigned having purchased the
entire stock OF the Cowan Grange Joint
Stoct, tOmpaEy's Store. ut Cowan. Tenn.
consisting OF Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots.
SHOES. Hats. Ready. made Clothing. Hard
ware. Cutlery. Jinwarc, Drugs, &c, &C.,
will continue 10 keep it Il Grange Store
and. knowing that lac bought the stock ut
less than cost. guarantees to give eNtraOr-
binary bargains to customers. y large
portion oi these goods will be sold at ac-
tual cost, without carriage.
lie has just added II fresh supply of Dry
Goods and Groceries. aud will continue t.
add fresh goods from time to time.
Produce oi all kinds taken In exchange
ut market value. Grain sold on commits
sion. and will ill orders for Oranges the
as il those ordering were present.
q. W. BOW ER~.
july 2O-2t C0wan. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27

And again. reports a committee
Of the Texas Legislature, to whom n
resolution taxing dogs-males 81 and
females IS a year-had been referred,
I'VE think that the bill itself makes in
vidious distinction between the sexes
We are, humanity speaking, fully pre-
pared to admit the superiority of thu
gentle seY, but we are not 40 SURE tina
the difference is five hundred pc.
cent"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27

a correspondent of the New Iorl
Herald, writing from the scene of Gus
ter's death, says "it makes ones hear
sick to look over the battle ground an,
see the poor, fellows, some with thcil
entrails cut out, others with their eyes
dug out and hearts laying across their
faces. They even stopped to cut their
pockets to get their money and watch
es' The most fearful sight was Col.
Cook. He WAS a splendid looking
man, with long black whiskcrs. They
dug his face all out so ~ to get his
line beard, rs is supposed. They did
not dislgurc Gen. Custer in any way,
but bis brother, Tom Custer, WINS
opeped and his heart taken out"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
DISSOLUTION.
LENEHAN, WILLIAMS & co.

Have this day dissolved co-partncrsilip,
by mutual consent, (Mr. Joe \. Carter re
tiring.l and would earnestly request all
who are indebted to them to come forward
and make settlement and save cost.
Mr.. Carter has been our book keeper.
and will remain with us Il short time TO
assist in winding up the business.
.S- Ne WiH take OOod Whedt at
mnrhiet prices. in settlement of ac-
counts, or tor cash orgoods at cost.
Come early. - w are determined to
wind mp by September l>t. II o will.
You'll save US trouble aud yourselves cost.
Thanking the public (wnom We have
tried 10 please for past fIv0rs. we are.
Respectfully. Wc..
IENEtIAN. WILLIAMS SO.
June 1T, lS!6.-Ju2y-lw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
THE CAERICK

This is q school for the education OF
young men and boys. 1t is under the
charge Of Professors Clarke and Blcd-
soc, as associate Principals, aud is q
school Of high order. The gentlemen
having charge Of this institution are
young men Ofth)rongh culture, learned
in their chosen profession, ana we
should judge, by our short visit to this
school, and ,he account given of it by
their patrons, citizens Of Winchester,
that they are doing 4 noble work.
On the whole, We were very much
pleased with ouc visit, and can cheer
fully recommend to our Northern
friends this locality, in point o%rschools,
churches, health, q good water power,
DC, as n very desirable one. We eX.
pCct TO furnish, in our next number, a
more extended description OF Franklin
county.
There is a large Brick Boarding
connected with the Mary Sharp
1t has accommodations for
10 boarders-supplied with bedding
and furniture.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
THE MARY SHARP COLLEGE

Will commence its twenty-siXth annual
session Sept. e, under the management et
it, first and only prcsidcnt-X. {. Graves,
IL.D.-rctaining the Faculty, who have
been approved by its patrons for many
years. Its chairs are all filled by PROBES
sors who have acquired skill III their scv-
cral departments. and who have been Prin-
cipals OF schools before they were elected
to iill the chairs they now occupy in the
College.
send for Catalogues to L. Wamslcy or
Il. T.. Graves.
+. WANSLEY, Treas.