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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
Thu WINCHESTER NORMAL,
Winchester, Tenn.

THIS INSTITUTION, FOR LADIES
l. AND GENTLEMEN. begins with Il
Faculty Of seven t%eaClprs the last Mon
day In August, 1878.
ADVANTAGES ;-LOratiOn for health m
surpassed, aud easy OF access from al parts
of the State.
Young, earnest and able teachers in ev-
cry department.
Classical, Scientific and Irrcgularcourse'
of instruction.
Special advantages IN Music. Vocal and
InstruWcntal,) PCnmanship, BOOk-kecp-
Ing, and Modern Languages.
Cheaper board and tuition combined
with superior school room advantages.
AIMS Thorough and Symmetrical Cnl-
turc Of Body, Mind and Heart; the watch
word being, A True Manhood and II True
WOmanhOOd,
God places brothers and sisters IN the
same family, and by placing boys ana
girls In the same school, the boys nre gen
tier and the girls stronger, while the NOR
ais and manners Of both are purer and
better.
The instruction Is given by teachers who
have warm hearts to welcome and willing
hands to help, and is thorough, careful
and complete,
The complaint so often urged, that
teachers in Colleges are slaves TO routine.
that they blinIly follow precedents, and
never originate or adopt new methods, can
not be made against Winchester Normal.
She has fresh young life, does not roll IN
the old ruts; but Is guided by large and
liberal ideas, while possessed OF force OF
will to carry them out.
The Scholastic Year comprises two
terms. each Of five months.
Expenses per Term Of Five Months:
Primary School, OO
Grammar " ,..,..,,,,..,..,. IL w
Collegiate Schools ,,,,.,,.,..,u. % 90
Music on Piano, ~ w
" d" Guitar ....r.,,...., ~ w
Full Commercial Course 49,. 20 90
Board can he had with the President ut
$1,000 per month exclusive OF washing
$1,000 inclusive Orcvcrything.
The best families in Winchester aud vi
entity will open their houses to boardcrS
ON favorable terms.
THIS SCuOoL Is NO House OF REFORM.
Those with permanent bad habits need not
enter. for the welfare OF the school ana
safety Of Others will require their removal.
ONLY WORKING STUDENTS WANTED.
Those who 80 to school TO spend money
to keep company, to be thought rrspccta-
bic. &c, lad better 90 to some fashionable
College for they will not be happy here.
This school is no refuge from care end la
Dor. The student wins success only by
patient industry and hard study. Students
willing to eXpend all their energies in the
great work OF education will find congo
NAL spirits in the Normal.
"a" FOr further information address
y. M. ISLICDSOE Il,
Secretary Faculty.
June goth, 1878.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
Iacksmithing
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Kramer.

In the shop formerly occupied by A.
Fassnacht. on High street. Winchester,
Tenn is prepared to do all manner OF
Blacksmithin% and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Flows made or pointed. and horses
shod promptly. and perfect sati s~faction
guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
in the largest cities in the 'old country
dec7-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
Democratic judicial Ticket.

ron THE STATE AT LARGE.
JAS W. DEADERlCK, OF Washington
PETER TURNEi, OF Franklin.
FOR THE EASTERN DIVISION.
ROBERT MCFARLAND, Of Hamblcn.
FOR THE MIDDLE DIVISION.
WILLIAM +. COOPER, Of Davidson.
FOR THE WESTERN DIVISION.
THOMAS j. FREEMAN, of Gibson.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

A Washington special gives q scnsa'
tional account OF a plan on foot 10 that
city to bring about a war with Mexico,
1t says that the President had u long
interview with n Texas gentleman, 0
few days since, who had visited Wash
ington in the interest OF the Texas wal
party. This gentleman represents thai
Texas Is solid Tor war, and asserts pos
lively that n majority OF the Admins
tration IL for war. lie laid before til,
President the views Of the people OF
Texas upon the border trouble, and
the necessity Of aggressive measures
lie reports tina. the President was non
commlttal, hut asserts positively tina
it makes no difference whether tho
President is for or against war. liz
says the plan Of The war EaPty is Ia
have Gen. Ord seize u favorable op,
portunity TO cross the border and make
an attack on the Mexican troops,
which OF course will be resisted. A
large body Of Mexican troops, which
will be in readiness, are then TO be
thrown across the whole territory
knowna as Zaua Libra, comprising the
Northern States, which is to he seized
and the went collected by force,
1t is expected that thi. course will pre-
cipjtate q general MEXICAN war, and
prominent movers now in Washington
admit it will take 100000 men and two
years TO bring the war TO a close. II Is
said that the prime movers in this wal
movement are certain railroad interests
whose object is to extend their lines
into Mexico and do a little traasporta-
ton business for the Government. 1t
is further said that the most influential
half Of Hayes Cabinet 81 m~pathizc
with the movement, and Ord himself is
strongly in favor Of war. Maps show.
ing the portion Of Mexico which it is
proposed to annex are being prepared,
and will soon be published in the lead
ing papers Of the United States which
favor this war and annexation business.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Gxturslons.
NIETROPOITAN ELEVATED RAILW.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
WI Open from $50 a. IN 20 IL p N.
Nearest point FOR Wall street Ferry and
connected with cais for thFeTy
CoURrLAN 1s1REEC-NeaTestp point for Jersey City ami
COmmupipaw Ferries.
Observation-Disclosures point for Office City Hall an1
Barclay Street Ferry TO IlODOken.
CHAMBERS.STREEl-Near point Tor Payona and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKIfN. STREET
GRANDSTREEG point for DesbrOsses Street Ferry
aud Peoples Line for Albany, and
connecting with cars for DesbrOsses and East Grand
Street Ferries.
BLEECKERsTREET-C Connects with cars for East aud
West.
ElGIITHsTREET-NeaTcs Point for Christopher street
20 lObOkon connecting with Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEEN I'll H-SrIEET-Nearest POINT 10 mon square
Waacks and LyCeum Theatres, Academy OF Music, II
Tammanv Halls COnnecung win cars Tor East
Twenty third and Thirty fourth street Ferries. -
1WESTY.THIRD.STR Nearest pOtnttOr IWontyihlrd
street Ferry TO Jersey city Booths 81 James and PARK
Theatres Grand opera House GimOres Garden and
Masonic Tempe and Twenty ythri Street Felry 10 Jer'
I{TYfHIRDsTREET-N Nearest point 10 STANDARD.
broadway and Filth Avenue Theatres Aquarium and
San Francisco Mnstrels connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
FoRTY IS OND DSTREET-CO with y. Y. Transfer
CO. Cabs for GTand Central Depot
FIFTY.EiGHTHs Nearest point for Central PARK.
COnneCting,witI o. Belt Lane Railroad
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station -
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF o;3O %
1880 a. m, and TO p m when the fare Is Q cents
~ VAN BROOKLYN. sup'L
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

THE HISTORY OF INDIAN LITERATURE. BY
ALBRRCHT WEBER Translated from the German by JOHN
NAM NJ A., and THEODOR ZACHAuAE Ph. u. syo. pp
800 HOughtOn, OsgOOd, & Co.
The work, of which translation is here
presented TO English readers, originally published
several years ago, which time the study OF Oriental
literature in q comparatively imperfect state Of de-
veopment Since that date has greatly enriched
by the labors of Bihler GOdsticker, Max Miller, w. D.
Whitney. and other eminent philoOgiss, OF whose re-
searches ample has been made in the present edition.
The original text has be preserved without alteration
but the results of modern studies interviewer with
the body of the work in the form OF copous notes which
bring down the volume TO the actual position Of knOw
edge the subject II will be found to contain rich
store Of eruditOn with rather appalling look to the
general reader but admirably adapted the wants OF
the enterprising Oriental scholar.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
sorses. Carriages, Garnsss, &r.

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HORSES FOR SALE.-Pair of excellent,
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to-day at TIlOMPS0NS y STABLE, Broadway and 3Sthst
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Auetion Sales of Real estate.
XVILLIAM KENNELLY, AuctiOneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public notice hereby given that the o. he
SnLna Fuud OF the CITY NewIOrK viii offer for sale az
nubo auctiOn on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1873, as
noon az the Exchange Saesr00m No III broadway IN the
civ IN New York the following estate belonging 70 lie
corpOrnti1n Of the CITY OF New.YOTk:
Premises . aud IL Franklinst
House and the northeast corner OF Thirdave ana
Eighty iftli-St. . .ooo .,
December !. 1879. 9, - -. ,,,h
Fn warratee deeds will be given TO all purchasers LIN
oprDnc maps real estate may be obtained AZ s
ComptrOeIs and after the 10th Of october next
JOHN KELLY. Comptroller.
Comptroller ONCE, New County Court House Oct 1875
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Gorporatlou Notltes.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR TIE CoLLECrIoS)
OF TAXES, No. 32 Chambersst,
NEw-loIK, Oct. -, 1873. }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic is hereby
lV given that the assessment rolls on REAL ESTATE,
PERSONAL PROPERTY and BANK STOCK, IN the CITY
and County NewYork for the year 1873
cred undersigned and that the thereon
due and payable at this Office.
IN case Of payment before the lst day Of November
nex the paying shall he entitled benes
mentioned In the 18th section OF the Act OF March 80 1850
viz.
reduction at the rate Of per cent per from tho
time OF payment 20 the lst day Of December next.
MARTIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

THE AMERICAN COLLEGES AND THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC. by NOAH PORTLR. D. D. LII u. 12mO. I'D.
407. Charles Scrbner's Sons.
In this new edition of standard educational
work, President Porter has added several papers
subjects connected with the topics already discussed,
enhancing the utility OF volume which has had wide
circulation and excellent influence the interests of
sound learning in this country In the OF his in
quires, the author has occasion to touch on many
points concerning which there wide differences Of
opiuion among equally intelligent and earnest thinkers
but he always claims respectful attention by the tenn
perance OF his statements less than by the cogency
Of his reasOnngs and his suggestions fail to
sord materials for reflection, though they may not
mand the universal assent of his readers.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

Part ". of the Dictionary of Music and
Musicians" edited by George Grove just been pub
isbed by Macmillan Co. 1t extends tO the word
"Ferrara.' No very long articles incuded in this
division Of the work, but in the multitude OF titles
lected from wide range OF musical knowledge, and
treated with care and compactness, we have fresh
evidence OF the value Of this admirable book The top
les we'll chosen the scholarship is exact the expa-
nations almost always complete and clear: the his
tOrcal articles show research and the illustrations
abundant and useful The new Dictionary has rival
In our language.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TIMELY READING.
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

The Catalogue Of the United States Collective
Exhibition Of Education at the Paris Exhibition, COM
piled by John d. Phibrck, is accompanied by State
ment OF the Theory Of Education in the United states
with statistical SUMMARIZE and official scheme OF the
Educational Exposition. The volume affords impor-
tant contribution the library Of American education.
and s well worthy the attention both of parents and
teachers.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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Ineirn(floft.
For Young Ladies-Country.

MERVIEW FRENCH and ENGLISH ACAD-.
vi EAlY for YOUNG LADIES and toNsEhvAToR6f i ot @
The language Of the family IN music Miss Adelaide Cannon
S nSseG S ny ss @ pe anna Address Miss
GANNON, Deer Parkave, Babylon. l. l. -
OSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
Hudson tesc6ss ancient music and
HGdress S es T'S Ihs Rev Rev TS G D RICE Principal
VHE Misses WREAKS' SCHOOL for Young
Ladies' iS4 Mercerst. Jersey City will reopen Thurs
day 18th September
Wesleyan Female College, Wilmington. DEL
w 3st year begins sept Buildings Just rentCed and re-
furnished For catalogue address Rev. WlhamaA NJ Pres
VONKERS, n. Y.-School for Young Ladies.
For Both sexes-Country.
4 SCHOOL HOME-Ages to -. p. o. Box
"A 7O7, Now-ITayen. Conn.
NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
~ NJ-est and largest building in the STATE. instruction
thorough Both SEXES departments. Fifh year opens
B.WhlrNEY. d. ID, President. -
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm IA
miles from New York s. week board, washing. tuition
ana lns Ggm@r S H9%e @ paeuars appiy
TO Mrs H. &. MoNELL. Manhasset. L. l. -
EREENWICH ACADEMY. with Musical In
rss sS M E. bG fssd sE % FheSa st
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
tor young ladies and children, viii reopen september
sslTioiSSEr, MKRsiANA' b. sLADE coRNELA KNowLE5
FITCH.
MISS l.. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
vi school for Young ias and Children at BeIeyile Nj
VIII reopen Wednesday Sepcmher ~ send Ter circular
NjISS :. B. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
4ER school Tor Young ladies and Children summit Now
Jersey, VIII open on ru' >'ily. October ], 1873.
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL for Young
IVA Lanes aud Children GERMANTOWN, Penn. Us
taDi4hri lSj7) IN, sca0o sill, reopen WEONE5DAf sep
'enOef - i'r ''''"'''' '''' MISS Il. CLEMENT
NEAPLEWOOD DINSTlTUTE-Forbo both sexes;
pared fur - Yair Harvard: Gi-tcass professors
J. siiONTIIpGr. A. N, Principal
Dennuinglou Scminary-Botb sexes; very
h,aiul: roIl holIe II teach s terms ytTy low" near
Ncw-lork. Ai'r..l mos Hlu!on AD P,nHhIloI W
SCHOOL for CIILDREN-S70 for twenty
- weeks. Address MissJ. HArCH Danbur, Conn.
GOUTH JERSEY INSTlTUTE, Bndgeton, n
~ Fo both sgNe tohc- Prrp1iaioy ihIusut, o. Isi'
m.uts. Climate wild. very L"1 thy. INSTRUCTION io,Sn
Begins Sent 4. ~oud f"r oataoanc. IT, x IfA7h fIln
CtNVARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- pUid,pua under %! Friends, gives thorough
collegiate IcItol bo sexes WHO here pursue the same
courses O study. and receive the same degrees
For catalogue giving fIl particulars 1t % courses OF study
terms Sc, address EDWARD H. MAdIlL President
Svarthm'rr COLLEGE ~"aftluo.r, DnI3W ne county Fet-,
dnAaE -Rockland College. NyaCk, y. Y;
tp eIs botH scVe-; NJ extras but music; enter any
time send Tor catalogue. WI Ban NlNI ILi' A. i iiih
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs
NEW YORK CITY.

Goerckst no Gi)i Ettie Rice and husband to John
MbDle s..-...-.....-.--..........
n oo, IIs 81,
Goerck ST ono 6Sl, Thomas Banford TO Henry Her.
Grandst no 1885, Levi Goldenberg and wife simon
3d-st s. 3Sj It Of 2d-aye, 20x96.2 Henry Ahborn
to TheodoIa NJ Hadberg.
3dst, 300 II W OF 2dave 25Xs3.9 and also 3d-st
ms, 275 II W of 2dave 26xS7 Lewis George 70
73dst, s. 25O Il Of 2daVe, 25x 1922 also I44thst
225 ft W OF II Anns-ave, 25xlOO; JOnn Mulhol.
land and wife 10 Patrick Sheehv.
73dst, y, 27j tt Of 2d-aye, 60xl022 John MuhOl.
land and wife 10 Patrick Sheeby ............
67th-st, So l247ftw OF Ave-A, l7.lOx9UYirregular
Charles Schlecht and wife 10 Charles X Sauteriung
46th.st c =, 2GO IL OF bthave, 2Zxi0O.o Fanny p
- Field and husband TO Elizabeth Hutton.
32dst. ms, 100 II W OF SHAVE 2Ox9s.9i Caroline
schwad 10 Allpander 0denhelmer. ..................
Iverdale ave, cor Rlver-aVe. 262X24lX30l X262St
William Grady and wife 20 George Faerber. 49,.
Greenwich-st (lOt No 80 of Church FARM, 2jxllS
Helen Buiterworth and husband % Frances ]
fre .,
Re24G0ltaNe 10 sesInanave S3l llxrfegulaf Joseph
Potter snG'Wlfe TO Frederick Potter.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Gouutrp Real Gstate for Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, WELL
~ frame house and lot The lot is 2Jx9o feet Ths
the house snail building suitable for carpenters sAe
maker The house is staten Island, " y,
and about walk from Clifton Landing The prop
ery bought for $200 part OF The purchase money
mOrtga Address r. A. L., Box 40 TrBuns
Office.
EARM-Free and clear; % miles on Long
j. Island good neighbOrhoOd; $50 valuable aDdI
buildings; would be exchanged for improved New
York city property. - . - . ......,,-., ,,--,-. .
YARNS for SALE.-SOuth Oyster Bay, 200
acres tine mansion and water front Westchester
Co. acres and mill East Hampton opposite shell.
ter Island fTOnt hne slightly bOusei al
ccap circulars also smaller places with water priv
legCs Macomber & Richardson 329 Cumberland ST. Bkyn,
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
RENT-The most attractive, completely furnished and
charnngy situated resnence in the Queen CITY Of me Hud.
acres beautifully located river bank neaS
Milton, with a COsey cottage, barn, fruit &c.
~ WRIGHT, 22 South Liberty ST., Poughkeepsie, NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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PARROTS AND MONKEYS by the Author OF the
knights Of the Frozen sea" Emo pp. 200. r. Worth
iDgtOn.
Without aiming at any strict scientific
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varieties Of the eccentric animals which described
in his pages 20 their peculiar habitats 10 different parts
Of the world, and brings back agreeable popular
account OF their strange ways aud doings in a form
adapted interest not only young readers but those OF
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sona character speak, OF the children of the forest
TO which it is devoted, together with It's cOpOus and
excellent pictorial illustrations, will make it favOrite
Oh the household bOOk-table
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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