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IN ! C<OE das sure msaep,y Arrnts
w EZy selling ear Etresuos, GRAY.
ons ana hewsrd Agtts, sciipsas< rexi. Trsns.
pl'yt wnrfh ", fent po~tpsld faf 100. HIuarat.
ed Csisiegiie ifes. u. IT. BUFFORD's, SONS,
Efaviesch ItD BUfTOx.
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The North Carolina Farmer

Deay Sir-I have been . pr.ssicsi vas.
mer fog 40 year., aud dnrisx thsa tlns ksss Ia
ksn the besf AgricsItnrsI Jsurn.h of fk< dss.
and undertake % say thai there h nsrs saisss
ss prasticai iniormzfion 70 cur fsrmsrx, ia ~
nrst and -rroud numters Of the Nrslls {,.r.Ilrs
Farmer than IN any do<sn copies effhs AKrieul.
tursi papers have taken aad De Ino<G earn.
estly recommend tie every Farmer IN our stale
20 tbe paper for him above al Others.
PETEnK. HINES.
subscrirtion for one rear sl %
Five coIsles H.. ~ "a
Ten 20
Addrr~ rSSIss CO. -
sept. . I'm. Ilzb~lxh. No.
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0E EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDs. With
ZO name 10 cents. postpaid. L JONES 4 90
m@-.... 4a Nassau. ". y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01
The Mugnitlccnce of Moscow.

This is one of the richest and most
beautiful cities in the world. 1t se.hs
especially 50 as you approach it in the dis.
tance. Standing on elevated ground, it
il seen afar from every direction. Its
numerous towers--every church having
several besides the steeples-with hum
dreds of domes and cupolas, either gilded
or painted green and spangled with stars,
together with many gardens and trees
intermixed with the houses, give it quite
an Oriental appearance, and fill the
traveller with wonder and admiration
when it first breaks upon his view. The
| river MOskva flows at the base of the hill
on which the Kremlin is built. The
Krmlin is vast citadel, or city within
city, enclosed by a wall from Twelve tC
sixteen feet high, with many towers
embellishments and beautiful gates. II
constants many magnificent churches
also the Large palace and Little palace
We entered with uncovered head, al
every one is required to do, from the
highest official 10 the lowest serf, through
the Gate of the Redeemer, over which
hangs picture Of the SAVIOR. l would
like to tell you Of the cathedrals, ana tne
great bell, which weighs 10000 pods,
or 100000 pounds English, now standing
with its broken piece on pedestal
nlaced there by the Emperot. Nicholas
ibe Romansof palace with its ancient
ohelisk. The crooked streets and nike
houses, elegant government offices in
close cor tact with butts and cottages; the
,olsra % able wide street, three miles long
ioad;ng from the walls OF the kremlin tC
The sd. Petersburg gate, and thence Il
the the park or review ground; also to th'
treasury, the public museum and library
together with modern improvements il
rss pipes letter boxes, ETC., but l mus
hasten TO give you brief account Of m,
Journey from ArchaDgel to. this city
Moscow may be yi,iied again, but tha
journey will never have second edition
Cor. of The Ne'rnk Advertiser.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

"A, As the day falls on the Mussulman Sab.
bath, and religious feeling has been pro,
ioundly stirred by the war, the attendance is
expected to be very large. The average
number of visitors is 10000
The storm in England sunday was
fierce at Oxford, where the glass roof Of the
Great Western railroad station was blown
away and the building otherwise damaged.
The splendid elms Of the famous Christ
church walk at Oxford were uprootcd, and
hundreds Of buildings damaged, The de-
struction at this ancient city is unrrece'
dented,
The summary of the strength OF the
Russian army OF the Danube, compiled by
the London Times, is, that only two hundred
thousand men crossed the Danube, OF which
sixty thousand have been disposed OF by
battle or disease. OF the imperial guard,
only sixty thousand will reach the front FL
for service; 30, that as reinforced, the army
will again amount to two hundred thousand.
This includes Roumanians, but not the Do
brudscha column of thirty thousand. The
writer estimates Osman Pasha's army, as
reinforced, at one hundred thousand, and
Suleiman Pasha's at about the same. So the
combatants have an equal force.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01
THREE TROURLEs.


Three carpets hung waving In the bretze-
Abroad In the breeze as the sun went down;
And three husbands, with patches Of dust on their
knees,
whacked whrcks tha, were heard for miles up
and down
r each mus, work, and women must clean,
And the carpets no beaten no matter how mean
While the nsighbors do the bossing.
Three housewives leaned out Of Their windows
raised
OF their windows raised where The light stream I'd
in;
And they scrubbed and scrubbed till their heads
grew dJzed,
And their cars were filled with horrible din,
For pots will fail, and kettles go bang
And boiler, refuse In the attic 10 hpBg,
While the husbands do the swearing,
Three husbands went out In the haymow to hide
In the hsymow 10 hide, where their wives nc'er
looked; ..
Each said, as he rol ell himself DER on his side:
IL guess will sn0t 30, for know l am booked
for men may swear, but women will dust,
And before ri move that stove that must,
II stay right here TIL norningl"
Three judges sal on their benches TO judge
Three cases that came from house-cleaning Tow,
The parties asserted they never would bulge,
But wanted divorces Fright mere and now
SO the men went eff and the women went home
And hereafter will do their house-cleaniug alone,
While their former partners sDicker,
saturday Epeninq Gazette.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01
WAR MOTIFS.

II is calculated that within five or six
weeks the Russians In Asia received about
10000 fresh troops, The Turkish troops
opposing them estimated at 10000 men is
probably correct.
The Hungarian government has or.
dered the stoppage Of the money re iei
heretofore granted TO able bodied Bosnian
fugitives. The greatest distress and NOR
tality prevails among them.
The czar addressing the general staff
Wednesday, declared that all the members
OF the imperial family would remain with the
army to share in the labor and fortunes of the
war and witness the deeds Of the soldiers.
He concluded: "I'myselt will care for the
army. and. il necessary, all Russia will, rs
once before, take up arms. X"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

Nature has given women two painful
but heavenly gifts, which distinguish
them and often raise thum above human
nature-compassion and enthusiasm. by
compassion they devote themselves; by
enthusias they exalt Themselves
Lamdrtine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

but n confused and unsatisfactory de-
scription. When the whole truth iS
made known the question will assume an
aspect quite different from the one il
now wears.--N Y Herold
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01
NUMBER SO.
FACTS AND FANCIES.


The NiIver BrtdEe.
The sunset fade, along the shore,
Aud f,ints b. hind yon rosy reach Of sen.
Night falls again, but nh, no more,
No more, no uore,
Ny love returns 10 me.
The lonely noun builds soft asd low
Her silver bridge across the main.
But him who sleeps the wave belov
Love mourDs In vain;
All no, ah no,
He never comes again,
But when, some night, beside the sea,
| watch, when sunsets red has ceased to burn,
That silver path aud sigh, "Ah me,
sh me ah me,
He never will return"
II on that bridge Of nrpling light
His hGmeward feet should find their nay,
should not wonder at the sight
But only say,
"Ah love, my love,
kner you would not stay"
ER. ibth Ak1rS, n ARdniir
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

Where love reigns disturbing jealousy
doth call himself affections sentiment
Shakespeare. ....... .. s.l ni s4
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GlnslraL 1nsIrunc1ls

4 RON plANOS.-A few secondhand IUaIo
y rIAhO-. iu perfect order at WY inn ur.- ~ col r
ilsttlm,uts -lAf~JN g. tIAtA' l. f".' t..i Ii.'f.
1 lGUIE n ERNST, old house OF LlgIfc H.
/ Bradbury nfsr tI-tr .facr.it FiANU.fuN..- u y
prces AM on easy uif pay es asia tl Itts- 40
smiths AMAN'AN bi.tAN,
- Y. BALL X Co..
y. NO.l5 EA~I ~ % II
ChCzrrugs SIaiuFli- 900 'tHl lADrs snd o.FaHs ~
frrci5l 0L lu itl-.r1ts .Ht tIi l..l-
& GREAT OFFER Ne vi a.. ding ,,,....
fsnasr s, 100 IIAND- ABBA HfFf t-. H.H a.t .l.I.
ef ursts!l.s mlstrs lucuuug o. a~ 4i lIwr4 fr.ns
f0r casa 0r lu.tlin.rtt a.. o. o.. u''. pix .F Hla
lore rncrri WArEh- ItlN Do -y' o. al 90 1916 ~ t
TItNOf and DNHAN~ a.. one I..' Hh... I...iItH
Pianos. ~is0; Ti- siln. un. u-fs yrI. E tf'r 'r .,
stops 600. "I-' -l D. tinO SGT ..t .H -f % .r
der and warranted. AGENr~ WANTED. stIrf.. U.-
sIo-ucs Ma4lei A Liberal discount [. Pave, f..tf- -
t'tnrrhf.. T9daef eff. Shoot Ilt.. an 'I.f L
WATERS q -DNS. Manufacturer amt NsH. .rs. SD .'f.
l4u4.si, between BgoIda4y al aiF.r...s lat.
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lectures ano al.eilnas.


= EW-IOEk HISTORICAL SOtiEIl.-Ihe
y Society VIII celebrate fe une innir Aul.t er.v -
Adoption of tl, Consolidation ui tr state 0 Dew htik
.2ItI Apu. ltTf Commonwealth II -ng at $3.50 Arai
~ hfU-c. ou the evening OI So fu. - u NAT,
O'Clock Charles OCu.nr, esq, 1911 .FHr HNIrss On
'I.is Constitution tItarf- t"f .HIi.un
beers only tlr Library 40 second .r .rs uot
called for before saturday, Nav o. VIII tc Distributed 1s gA
tickets Co.. members who apply 'or OBJ. m su f"r-H NH h@
atm e wIthuIf uctrt No tickets arc nr -ai uof ctA
they Gee OcureI 10 tir Ntur
ANDREW WARSI IA Recording SECRETARY.
rVHE ANNUAL ELECTION of the MERCAN-
TILE LIBRARY A~-ut a. 49, % ,ert i1lr Directors
serve fHrat viii boz Lrf 90 -u.u lil AffDr
piece on TUESDAY. May o. l~--. Tile fll I'D m..ing
w bn hra 40 same place 600 4. tSuAN EVENING, 81 y :
st uCl.tk
TIE ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION of the
NEF.I DIRK fN-IIfi IlnN tDt lltE hIiNu. Upl-
...'.r- Uf Vocal aui Instrumental HI,., Literary E.rI.-
&C.. vII Dee h-t lr -IffNM.l IfII.uu % 4. i,-ItE
,ENIN@. Nay -. l~t7. commencing al O'Clock AIf's-
zion. - t-4.%
rE7nE Foty-thid Anniversary Of the Amrli-
c,u I..lis Guardian SOD, tets ani .nr i"r fIr tffll
Pr. H.iI u tIe .rut tsfau tHufu .l-oF. Ar DuA
i.g'.| rI.utr 90 Madison HuI Iau.I UuisL, CD - F-
DAY BYE. N1v f. 100 o. Tt.H.r Addresses hF ODE sIf
end other ruirrgf speaker. tlI.r.r M.H rn- I" .l-
uHal tu a.s Meeting. f.r Wnr.n only. % "a wa l- 'f.
N.v %. lO i sac Home Caa4., 80 E'st .'a r.
Mails nave.
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Religious Notices.

a., ,.orI-, ,-,,,-,s ro7r-l Nv. cor,s- r,r,-i.
Rev. Dr. bellows "ui 4-e'n Dol ,.t M"rN. 20 m ].
dIy.school a.l5 a.
A. ae.' 6, ''se' 'e'oa',, - cA"re'' 'a'ai ..'e
Zee strangers re- c,-,.s,Ir .1yi.el
a.. i,. We, lie nv, G. p. lc.,l.. M ar.-el H5e..
I'M '- , T., nd. VII be- ley H ..aI i i.,Ia So
AZ WasHips'nn sqa1r" n'iEoa -' 1p,IoH0i '1r 2,
E ny 5a..it F..-.- a,. yer lieptma. 81. d. +. Peg. ssiay-
$1,000, 4t . @t'-a-si b.. o-'t io I'D. -'
Ar1scluy Of 'lnS'c' =! .y1 ~ W"
YER. ....s,,' D.. -.--a ,.l." ..r E.l Vii . ,-.
I.,~
Airs. Nellie }. ?. 5r'~tau'. irrational s1etser
-...ar.. ~ t.r -l-. IS o.. III, ~. '.. - 'i
az thor d." ~ =" go 81. r.. a ti '-i .,,.
c.i,lr,i,s i,c..5.a .a j. I'D.
-. ,,.,,o .;,ci.., ,i-l,rg,. ...f,r. I,Is -o.l-ty
wi De ,'.. 'a- 81 f.,. aa i8BSrH ETN
@ Stay g. a. = G , ny E! ..,,i WI - w. i''
--, .,-....,r annual ,.,..-.-, rf rls
iuniE er@ary ~ ,3ii .-, .irl, NH be- bI
,E1EY. Msr7 1877 e . oc'oj D. 3D.. aea tar rp5rt Of
tie l'"r! WA be 's'n''I l-I u''-' '''''' " 81" ''''
-. ,.,t,r ,,,,,.,,iol Ctyrrn.
Fo,. .i, e9rit a. -5e's OF -i1th-ave
Rev r. HTBlR EV ION. Rector
Holy Communion and sermon At lO4a m
Even sung is discontinued ,cr ,he summer
4, Chse,,cyfng HnH F'tlage, corner Eghlceu'hs;-
ron Gq.Pe, f f.s h'g On G5sse S i e %I
LIAN LLOYD breaches o. 30 p n -nsif NOR lht lno
afternoon by CIfA-. l. M ana he li -ocl.; ''i"I
Everybody welcome auhad; % % S'g >It- ~, qnt
O'Clock. tray IN sr,,7, h, n. r,i a. An invi.cd
Iy-ILl--'-,, ,, 81,
-theGctitlHeh ...";, nv. ,-,.r-r
SERVICES couln'LtlAE 800 - - .'' w. ~.
I~II' EIbIt tlA--i'i A'iit, I'D.
Se,rrt'ry in tl5 a4lyI, 10 iih TIEKDAY iIETiNGs
follows Young Mons a'f , pr. Itetiag T,gr;
day evening IN tie lecture lo2g' ~ . T. M, sT 1
Conference and Prayer every gay ll,,-4 ~. '' -
ceptcdl IN Che Parof. at O'Clock Al c''''es
nil gLurcl corner Of Ffthave ana ThiTtysry euth st
Il.EM ELY v u. blNA-ss Lib wa
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q GREAT OFFER IN. Va H.. d ,.-.'.
Gl.ualcns fsniles.

DARIS & Coz RELIABLE AGENCY H.
sts--EKvANr- bptH made llf fe-r,s Do ans or
c.IY and rouufry We have constantly UI .l. O.r.
French. -rul. DO ID rI-..
er-ucs, have been thoroughly investigated t..HH.. .
l,-t- bfl-i faY
GEAMSTRESS-Bv a iir,t-clss -crmstn.
= srtlon tutnHg hglt c. amber soIa of - Ii
children. Inquire 40 % lsf4te
GEAMSTEESS.-A lady wishes 20 procure
family sowing. 0r. rates Rh...f -
ID ty ASSIST 1lIh tH.luirIttl.. lf Fl4.-
obi-lag. Please ci % lra.rur employ .... "... t.
CEAMSTRESS aud D8ESSNAEEE-hs -r.-
- erll family salastrrss tuf lr#tHu uF f.. r
adiss auU cldrous -uia a.l boys cpf $50.
drs, bl.E,-AA tl, 800 Aaas -thai.
fI'HE COLORED RELIEF ROOM has rem0yed
/ from 2i3 West lJtat % % s,st l.tAs. W.tfa "a
g.ris can boz iouti irrci .rpn t'r s'uH.
I'VE Old BOOKHAM SERVANTS lNSTl-
4 TUTE q. removed from 3o7 tih s,e o. $50 ..h...
where Dee has much larger pua sirpi l iHg
Ot srrf enough 10 supp, al r rt.f
VIII De- paid 10 Others ~ HrH
psronized by most tlu best families sty,
the 4lst ., es aaa tt pie'ci proprietor Zoe ID }nfA
WAI rRESS-By q first -class Waitress will
ing l. do chamhcrNorx, has tlt h.i ui
Il tidy IN appearsnce ana ia well trained thr fffr
ny. Can on address 61z ON ave. bet d'tA anc 'o.ts
WASHING.--A respectable woman. taking:
w u house. would DO goiiaiI...'.
family washing Caa be seen an nuir az 81 West 1@
WASHING, &c.-A re, pectable Wid"r
w W1naa wishes grntlemeG's GENTLY vase. . H. o
out by tho taY 0yss city reference iJ1 Hast l2t
building.
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DEEPHAVFN,

pveARAH O. JEWETVr Little Classic " style. al %.
common thing say about book that charming
ing absorbing. But here Is book which il
S p rec possesses all the fascination Of Hawthorne
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Geatners

ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
3taaJ Hatrodaciag Plan every state Established 1857
1 COMPETENT and experienced TEACHER
"a Of French "a Partisan GRADUATED eeTes an enlargement
PAIIsIAS TEACHER Tribune Uptown once, 1888
4 GRADUATE wishes to TEACH. next
~ year Classics Political Economy. and Mathenaucs sum
neT saE9en as tutor or o1aeT po o'1T sI lASG
Box 6,S, Northampton, Mas.
4 n educated German gentleman with expert
u ence in reaching and hes, n testimonials good discp
r,r,oD fc.ire. n, MAKE an ,'qerauf r the ,tmrr In
German FRENCH Address 3. H., NewYoTs Irune ONCE
4 GRADUATE of Vassar, who has had sew
M era. 'Sr SiICI iI 13'n TJ t , 1I f5r
given Address r. s.. Irbrue Uptown oac- LIS E"ny.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
boz 1851 and 7t6 t.J supplies Principals public schools,
eruees gives information 70 parents ~ gooa schools Ms
Of H.; Am,fr1n ~ooi institute affords SUI 1irr flci
he for meeting ans demand Apply % Miss Nj 19L ~.
SCHOOLS
ca And tam fT Tg l Ss T4 Soe '''
TEACH EI{S.
SITUATIONS PROCURED
For Teachers, Tu.ors' Uo'cr1t.-es, &C. . ,,.,,r
Teachers AGENCY,
4 LADY. an experienced teacher, residing
a uDgn slope Of the orange Mountain ran- ~ls- "
%
a. Is new ana 5l,lous the grou1as extensive " loca.'H
i1u.rIv rtIact,vc h-atlfu: best ~ instruction
viii be Fus,u, Latin, Eugisl aHt Nn-iri piA.'
may beasred th9t their children sin Ieco'e he mst aii-
tive end .ratc ;ItfcrcEces exchanged. Hi-s 'i
iuil plrt;aIe-,. FAN iLY HONE Hronki' 20 NeN l"rt
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union square,
IL made Tor Teacher 30 charge 10 -No'' ihl
fsuIirs. ANNA RANDALL DIEHIA aanAstI.
TUROPE.-Sunmert tours for ladies. Address
H ar T. e. LOOMS, Teacher Agency, 20 rI3Gsluarc
Ncv.Yorl may be seen personally saturdays u 70 L..
TUEOPE.-A French lady desires To travel
h a, COMPANION. or 90 60 ia tls eeuuif a' IA, ~.
FEENCH MUSIC ana nR ING: Ll haat ia'rI i,,t
Brca.way.
FRENCH LANGUAGE ard LITERAL RE.
( Lessons by LGioys ColtdGasau son Of ,le IT. hco-
English eyico-raphcr; terms moderate - west 3.hst
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER. Teacher Of
W PAINTING Landscape, flowers, Eci studio NU. % tt'
ciaJol building Re.c.cEces dr. d. huntington MI Nir.
Hss D.. III. james II. raTt
AIRS. MITCHELL (Diplomto) supplies schools
w aud families with ,'rlr,f. l. oi'I ~ It{,-.;,
IIACf Li t9r ri . '.n-s OF instruction. TEACHERS
BUREAU, % West a5,A-7t
QUARTERLY ELOJUTIONlST, - Union
C.slUale. Back na'n.e-, suplt. ANSA i1St.'- l.H'~
GPANISH LANGUAGE taught thoroughly by
- lrol a. DR 1DHNoa, - 1tnt'F.
rE'EACHER or PRIVATE TUTOR.-A gentle
man OF ,...se I'D experienced I teaching f.r i1-I.-.
i7s Iln5-s WILIIiN 1iliLAaD. ~ CAST .u,.t
~ COTESNCRTH PINCkNEN'- AGENCY
4 IlT HJ1I~ and TEACHERS sus- .7 .crsll- elt
fl1i with com'tent taa7r' teac'ers 'f lcst us -
rIaas demand +m good t'',T- A.i' .. lor autumn
g. COIEsWyElt FiSg NNEY
90 Uriaus, uare t'a.v soc. ac1r l".a-5' y r-l.ts.
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on OF THE QUESTION.
Br W. D. HoWELLs. 81 25.

sforv Is adeIightul one. The comprehension Of wOma1
srd n avs is marvellous subtle humor gives 20 pquan
sa- some of the descriptive passages are fascinating.
irr,yte-nee Journal.
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N THE LEVANT.

PLAY. By BtEI HAhIh "Litts Utls'ic styIe II
n certainly very interesting reading whatever the critics
nav Ssv OF IL on the St ge-l Buffalo Express
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3u5lrucIl0n.

CITY.
AN KINDERGARTEN.-NOrmal Glass tor
klter-rt.ers lil, y ~ ,1e tiii p ~ '',' -'
CHARLIEG INSTITUTE,
y CENTRAL PARK, EEW-YOFK.
,EoNHfNC AND DAI SCHOOL sOL BOYS from %
4oycau ODD
FRIENDS SEMINARY, ,
i1r B'y ans G1< Tie next quarter wiz Ocg-s NO. TO-
AIsS NCDONALDs
Prom N4tlre rs Broa4w@y iso9 p. ~. ,a' ,,o nav
is go ior % lessons o. oL9 hour eaea NJ 'e W r
Gases or; Of town during Juiy ana August
Country
A H0NELIKE Boarding School for Young
~ BOYS L. KINDS. a. ID. Henpsseaa. L. l. $500 10 $50
4 FEW YOUNG BOYS will be RECEIVED
a lo family o.. ge9. r. q. IN ERSON strltorl conn
4 PLEASANT New-England home is offered
- 700 Tire. children who're they ~. Ircei' NJ ds
~ sle n ne English 1aISh,s y ,'2 2 -Is
ANA s. PAREER, Nor;h Adams Mass.
BETHANY ACADEMY. - Boys Boarding
EoT & ~ LS1 Is n GoHEJ r. bethany. Conn.
BELMONT HALL, SCHOOLEYs NOUN
5-Ds 49, ~ inns popular Mountain Resort VIII open
b. A. CEOwELL Proprietor
CLAFERACK q. " COLLEGE and Hud.
aver lH5L-Eug. Sd. French, herman Classics MUSE
a. iein begins March l3 ALONIO fLAC a. IIs'Hehl
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME for GIRLS,
= 70 ~ years Of personal care q experienced per
s-1iA Instruction % desired nHnler limited ry iei
-,ss, ADDRESS ny. q. W.. r. O. Eox 2t65, NeW-1ofE.
FAMILY SCHOOL, Berlin, Conn.-SUMMER
tti,d, Aay lO Hiss Gnu ECHILL refers 70 Rev Dr.
~ 'e~ Raven Rev. Dr. u. r. Coo - Bbie HOUSE 81.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies'
1i.e2eoolt Coln Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
HONE CLASS. BOontOn, n. j., one hour
a. ili oeT orkA lady living IN besntlih country
reeve ana educate With her own daughter limited
e'l siiA who VII enjoy home comforts ana privileges
ti1ieo teacher, unusually heathfli AMI pleasant
a. horses AMI carriages Tor GAly exercise pony
-1--,9oae- ildns Address Mrs ~ q. KINGsLAND.
AWARD UNIVERSITY,
-, CAMBRIDGE MASS
val l-N INSTRUCTION ~ SCIENCE FOR 1877.
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HARRIEr MARTYEAUs AUTOBIOGRAPHY
2 vols. svo. So.
TWO VEN OF SANDY 81

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~ HTSRY JAMES. IT,, author OF Frederick HUDSON
.te l2mo. 81
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a country 81 here they w. Fftivf TO
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