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WASHINGTON.
One'lhIrd VI the Expenditures Of the
Department " Justice Has been
for Political, aud Another Third
for Personal, Purposes,
The Amount Of Fractional Currency Out
Of Circulation by Loss or Destruction
VIII Exceed Ten Million Dollars,
Louisiana Matters,
A Rambling, DiJoinied Letter from
nInisIer Williamson ON the nTo'
posed Nicaragua canal,

Minister Williamson On thc tro'
posed Nicaragua canal,
Noon Associated Pres hopoH,l
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The trial
Of Franks, deputy United states mar
shal Tor North Carolina, allfaota great
attention. Attorney General Devon
In represented ~ being determined TO
raise the standard ofseryioe by getting
rid persons OF questionable Integrity
A prominent detective says when
the whole thing h brought 10 light
and the ramitications OF this ring Of
fraud and Ia workings are exposed,
the details will be startling, Equally
big frauds, the detective says, may DO
expected In other southern districts.
Marshal Douglas Ia here 10 testify In
the Franks case.
IL il estimated that ono'third OF the
expenditures Of the department have
been for political, and another third
for personal purposes.
Senator Dumont, OF the Louisiana
colored committee, expressed disgust
with the action OF his colleagues, In
not adhering to the instructian OF the
caucus which sent him here. Their
disregard of the wishes OF the caucus
he says, was not 10y any means con-
fined TO the case OF Pitkin.
The National Republican has strong
deprecatory article on the presidents
action in the Louisiana marshal case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-12
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!

,,,nso,B british one-hslf Hose, sis pair 70
as. The best at the price In the cry
BALBRIGGAN oNE-HALF HOSE six PAIR
nrsa s. Former price 5Oc per pair
o.-,o..rala1 2e oNE.HALF HOSE will be
found very cheap.
Purchasers will do WeiiioOa '"
-, .v.,, themselves Of this splendid OPP
portunity.
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A sepnsw Murders nis Aunt IN m"ssA
chusetts,

NORTHAMPTON, Masa,, June IL
Later intelligence from the scene OF
the murder, near Hatfield, states that
Jared Wheeler, oolored, about twenty
six years Of age, living near thereby,
murdered his aunt, Harriet Wheeler,
yesterday, There was some spite be-
tween tho parties, which might have
been the cause OF the murder.
warliEe Preparallens on the French
frontier,
LONDON, June il,-A daily cores
dondent at Berlin telegraphsi IA very
serious impression has been caused by
artlclea yesterday and TO day In tho
National Zeltung dlsaeusalng the crisis
In France, and declaring that nh ultra
montana regime, which alone could
succeed tho republic, In irrtoonollable
with European peace. know these
articles reflect very faithfully the Views
OF government circles here, The in-
formation that the French are already
renewing their military preparations
ON the frontier Is received here with
credit
MINER Troubles NJ PottHViIIe-furthcr
Reduction OF wages,
PorlSyILLR, Pa, June ll.-On last
Saturday, miners aud boys to the num-
Der OF 1000, employed ut seven COL
llorB OF the Lehigh n Wilkesbarro
company, In the vicinity OF Coal Dale
and Causford, In the upper Lehigh rc'
gion, struck against II reduction OF
wages, which went into eilect June
lst AZ noon to-day n mass meeting
OF mon was held, to discuss the situa-
ton. tits known that II general re-
ductlon ofwages IL TO be made In that
region, and 1t Is thought that the
strikers will DO Obliged to resume work
ut reduced rate OF compensation.
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10 each child within the scholastic
aye was appOrtiOned the sum Of two
dollars and eighty-iive cents, showing
that 1915 children derives benefit
from the aforesaid sum Of $500 so.
These children, with very few excep.
tions, all live within the corporate
limits OF the city OF Dallas, and the as
sertion that no single child ia Dallas
did receive "any benefit or credit from
the states school fund.- Is an entirely
gratuitous assumption. All OF the
above named teachers, save the la
mented Professor Scales, can tes-
tify that they have been paid
by the state, through the agency OF the
county treasurer, all or part OF the
above sums, and II there remains any
amount unpaid II 10 simply due to the
fact that the scholastic terms have not
expired. And again, some OF these
schools are maintained by the state
school fund alone, and they are all reg.
istered and organized as public schools
within the respective communities.
Had the writer OF the Commercials
article put himself TO the trouble OF an
investigation, he would not have
palmed off upon himself and the public
such egregious untruths, and imposed
the necessity upon others OF placing
the county superintendent and treas.
urcr in their proper light. The stale
school fund has been distributed ns
the law directs. Very truly,
| DAVID W. ADAMS.
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u..,her Probabilities

Indications for the Gulf States:
stationary or lower pressure; higher
temperature, northerly winds, possibly
shifting to the south; clear or partly
clear weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-12

We do net advertise any
oonds mat we do not mean 10
salI nj the prices named.
s,us.oi.fown Customers SUD
,,Ied with samples upon re'
quest.
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10 tho Editor OF the Herald,

10 tho Editor OF the Herald,
In u Commercial editorial last Sat-
urday, appeared the following LAM
guage, iviz:
We have been unable TO learn that q
single child In Dallas last year re.
ceived any benefit or credit from the
states school fund. We have heard Of
no Dallas teacher, male or female, who
got dollar from the fund. II IL in
disputable that there were no public
schools In the city, taking the term as
distinguishing from schools conducted
rs private enterprises. II "One OF
Many can point out any Dallas orr
ganization OF u school district or COM
munity, whereby, during the current
year anything has been or could have
been obtained from the school fund,
we will be obliged II he will do So"
In response to the above we beg
leave To submit the following facts,
verified by the books Of the county SUI
perintendent Of public instruction,
and of M. V. Cole, esq, county treas
urer:
Since the first day Of September, OF
last year, there have been organized
and taught, within the limits OF the
city of Dallas fourteen public free
schools. The teachers drawing pay
out OF the state fund set apart to Dali
las county, were the following:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07
THE WRECK or THE ETEN.
The Fearful Death Of the Passengers of
Steamship In the south Pacific.

At ga. NJ of the 18th Of July the passen-
gers and crew were suddenly awakened by the
heavy shock experienced Throughout tne snip
on her striking the rocks. They rushed on
dock. and tho confusion became indies .ribnhle
FIFTY or sixty persons crowded INTO llicpoat'
cipltatcd into tho sea. where the majority OF
them ut once persisted miscrably. Only seven
81 them found their way to the snore Wla ere
they were cast up utterly exhuuHtrh ana Sc
verely bruised by the builcting they had eApo-
ricnccd.
The rest sought refuge on rock about 300
metres distant from the shore, thinking that 1t
would AFFORD them n place OF safety until the
arrival OF succor but where alas mnny oi th"m
found but tomb. An witness says II would
be utterly impossible to depict the narrowing
scenes which occurred on that rock. seventy or
more unhappy wretches clinging to ehch other
for mutual protection against the heavy seas
constantly breaking over them. oach successive
wave threatening to sweep them bodily from
The wind irrshcncd the sen increased In
fury. ana 10 crown their miscrirs heavy ram
bogan to fall, accompanied Ivy intense COLI. com.
plciely brnunbng the faculties ofthose VINO hni
not been rendered insensihle by the breakers.
and the position finally became so terrible that
the boldrst among the survivors preferred 10
face the fury Of the sen rather than remain ex-
posed TO a prolongation Of ther suncrlngs.
Many persisted In attempting To swim ashore
hut some few fought their way inch by inch 70
the beach, where they were received 10y crowds
who Ind hastened from the neghboring villas.
On Tuesday. the third day OF the wreck. there
were about twenty persons still alive on the
rocks. They had been there over iiity-fve
hours without rest or food. attrnuated by OK
po-urc to the cold, the sea. and the rain. AT
about or o'clock in the evening an immense
wave broke over them. and they were all swept
away
Among those who sought refuge there was n
Mr.. Bates oi Coquimho. with his two daughters
They were passengers from England by the
steamer Valparaiso and at the port of that
name had changed steamers. Tho girls had
been for ten years in England. receiving their
edu 'ution. and were returning. accompanied
10y their fnthcr, to the place here their mother
80 Ian IA
The sea swallowed them up one by one. and the
youngest ga girl Of siNtr"nl was compelled TO
witness the agonizing death of her inthcr and
sister. within a few yards Of her. without hav-
ing il in her power to render them ss-tan'c.
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Misery Liking Company.

Two dozen iramps cnrampcd near Womcls-
dori Pa, tr other vnng lo arc sumIuuu,ly ON icd
l~h. corn hr, at, sprck amt coffee. them
were black smith, PRINTER. silver platter carlrh.
ter. a baker tailor, six weaver shoemaker unl a
" rctIcd merchant, who hud huy of fourteen with
him The war ruiurd his business at Atlanta ms VIE
died AMI he took Odruhng Without money OF friends
hr /, travelling to city, where. he SAYS he has "A
wealthy brother. several ~ the men married hut
had len their mt, ln carr, of TRENDS and ,unr IN the
poor houses SIX mouths ago nome Of the party know
each other hut NOW they HlIHpprHr WrlAcuumntcl
and hdpIN hanl For amusement they have composed
several suia, which they ling very we'll
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DrNN.YLyA>rA u>I,.noID

AND UNITED NlAiE' WAL. ROUTE.
ON ant after Jun, 20. l-if trans leave Nrw York via
I'-hru.-' and tuftinit streets f. rrr, ~ fp''oWs
ENprrss Tor Harm burg fiit>uf- the West and SOUTH
WIN rnllman Palace Cars attached, \ NJ, and > 81
NJ. datiV
For Mhmnsport, Lock Haven, CORY and Eric at : 30
J. NJ, Cunucttu- At CORY tor Iltn.N4tc, Petroleum
I,ntrc ani ne on koslon> For Whamspori and Lock
Haven. a VI
For baltimore, washington, AMI tho south. Iiniici
Washington Express" uf Pullman Plrlnr Cars, dulv
except SUNDAY. $50 4 arrive Wa,un-ton luP VI
kc5uar a 20 A Nj, !, L, ami $50 r. N. suuiay, d
AMI = 80 =
EXpre,s er Philadelphia ! 30 . -, . % D, Limicn
20 80 NJ, L. T. p. e. :, amt = SCR. SUNDAY - A. VI ,
~ 7, and $40 r. NJ Lmsrant ami secondcasS !
For uairs to Newark, FU1ahcth, Railway. Princeton
Tnnnn, hrth Anlo,, iirmn-tnn HrNid.fc. ami
other points -cr lu.tl hcduio- AT all richrt OMrrs
Trains arrive From lhu,lur-h 1pAnd ~ ~ a. VI AMI
lu2uP NJ daily, - lnA VI .OpnP NJ. tally. excerpt
MoMlny Frm Wn'nnitYn AM Bdumpre, 80
a, NJ From PHILADELPHIA ma. .ll. ~ d. 40 l1 DO ~
u hhA IT, : -. 3 10 o. 3D. X ~. lu. No. ann ~ -
10 2uP
Ticket Offices '26 AMI oii Brot lwiv. l Aston upn.e
art foot O., l",i ms, amt 'nrtanit ~. court 81
bruokNn; ~ ma ami liz llul .on 81 lD.nktu. Depot
FRANK THOMSON, L. i FARMER
Grncru Manager Genera. T. i.r..-DI .Ntnuf.
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MnrrIed, De.pIte OblectIon..
From The .SuWiuJ Mars

After sorvco in church in Houston county.
Ca Gu, Riley Of Houston county and Mis-, Matur CALM.
a Incense, ami asked hm tO marry them lie proceeded
TODD so iui thc woman with whom Miss Mniuc hat been
visiting iur some weeks n,ctrd. saNu. that Miss Gallo.
way was guest M her house under n.o aud her father
knew nothing uinir Tie preacher -ald that that wa,
mot sHi n 90 DO. ii Ifut % toa NNt Of the
u"n wife n'Dr hr .IH'l marcy ilr roullr nr moi lut
Marry fhrm,' thpA Mora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07

~ tars1n's agent, Mr.. Conoy, has left him
IA l' Ni . 900 Nic Province, hnNmg nh,cuudrd with the
money ud leaving the M, mhris ul the company unund
flnar individuals IN the Province, who were also
t"Wl ave arranged Z" travel with the company until
'l 'lulh tor ihrir loss Xii, mVAnw hlc Is play
M U' Part ~ injured innocent, whnis true IN friends
hu sVutlt WIN rn"mlus hut his conduct aud maIuu
nrs NJ Va, when hero IN icale that he is party to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07
A a. STEAMERS LONG BRANCH.
GRAND CLOSING TRIP or THE SEASON.


SUNDAY. sept 1.-The magnificent palace steamer
LOST BRANCH Capt james Lynch. will. next sun
day make grand farewell trip for the season to Ncy.
burlh landing at Nonkcr- Iona Island West Point Cold
Spring and Cornwall leaving Fulton Ferry Brooklyn at
"A NJ; West 10Th It. n Il. $50, and West2ith ST. n
R.atoAM. An illustrated map, giving full detail, u
the different points of interest the noble Hudson will
be presented to each passenger Baulands grand mill
tary brass band wall play select music during the entire
trip Fare for the round trip 10 Children freq
Returning To the city At G.;O T.. VI.
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STEAMBOATS, ano IaIIrolos.
InANvANDrnoYn no.Ts.-

ALBANNV DTRoYRYDAY DoATs.-
"A & NlBBAki ami DANIEL DREW leave Nc>try IT,
lmr \ \ AT -. AMI 2in IT, AZ \ VI. landing AZ
Nyack fcrry. West Point Ncwhurgh fuu-hkrcpsie.
Rinebcck. Nauge rtic- Cat>kil amt Hal snn Close
nc,uon with New York CcntrhR u ior The vast and
with express trau> for SttAtnth Montreal. AMI other
points North 70 West Point AMI wbdr-h, returning
snuc dtr 81 Tickets ur clu"n, 4n"i on u l.on ttrr
X are received ON board Tor passage FREE TRANS
fERirHm and % BEnukLNN %, iar huii, o t',c B.iuN
Nnanu,N leaves lrWtll'- wharf fW'Dn stl af 4
Tickets over sew iOrs Central ami tor saratoga On
the wharf
4 -sARATOG N.-nlrtcr Rot IT,, viz ciulcn,
- LAM UHW palace Steamers from Fltr -,
tnr ihren. D.. 500 IN ar.ion uckct, good Tor three
months, ~.
CITIZEN$' LINE rOU TROY, stKATO-
Y "a, amt an Iuiut, north tnl w.-t Sow palace
steamer. NnNr daily Sntultvs tNerptri. at u 4 NJ.
from Picr a. \. r.. loot nI lcIuN ST. Low ttrr.
MARY POWELL. Cor West Point Cornwall
Nv NyWhur-h. FnWnh'rl~i". Rlniout ant KIM .tou,
transfer Co ami from brookyu lN N boat, the BROOK
lAH lnncN raNlns j we'll Whlr. az 300 T. NJ
w fsr rOINr or >fwB tKGu iai. *.
w cent NGluitN~. -NIfr AlsFANl LINZ.
turn by down boat HOUND lltkEtS at EAtU RalON
Ia.
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A -TmEoNI.y noArs INNDING Ar

iTNI1 TNT-N WI
EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLUDED. CONtY ISLAND
The Zine ~ " steamers kOSEDAiE AMI IbikN lid Wiu
run o. CONEN ISLAND BEACH EVERY DAY leaving
9Th I y. X. . AMI 1880 A. NJ. ~ NJ, 81. g. I. and
l;ur VI.
ilih t. \. Il, go 100 a. NJ. i2io lao 80 40
AMI > ~ 4. VI.
franklin t.. r, go 1850 A NJ, 1870 | 30 ~
I ~ and - = VI
Tisr ,, \. r. $50 II a. NJ. 1880 >. 80, 80 and {,
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Sblppln].

A NCIIOR LINE II NAIL STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
TO GLASGOW; LONDONDERRY, OR liNtNrooL
INTERMEDIATE So SfEkKAGk. S4A
10 LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON
EVERY TEN DAYS. SANE RATES
COMrANN's OFFICES, BOWLING GREEN
Henderson bros Afrufg
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rUfIaI1. Nav Yak Erie Railroad
flt tiNN WINIIr .' I'tt
cot 4.iN iI. I..., .t D
Interest lp Aiac iH.... nv ''f
tNI. sui. nR
rr;iKINs. LIVINGSTON, rnr" r''
await ~
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FARE. ROi'ND TRIP. - CTNTs
q. H. IN. Ot fI,'kEsY MOST PLEASANT ROTfTT fra

TNNT- NTIT Nd TVTF. ~ ITNTN
Thisis tho QUICKEST. MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FROM
NIN YORK. in rliE SEA SHORE
BnOOkLiN 10 MANHATTAN BEACH TRIMS leave
Tnst Now igtk atGI,. y D. 10, II A. NJ I, . D. T.
~ u T. VI
EXCURSION TRIP. ~ CENrS
I'm tnd after Aur ~ the boat. NJ The Harlem Navct
uun Co will IN connection with the Manhattan
Beach Riilrund bouts ~ follows
lnn,c Harlem atDIl A. NJ, connecting at Pier l. N r.
stil \. VI.
Connecting Tor return passengers at Pier T. N .at71
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INMANL,NE.-MAlI. STEAMERS.

cry or BERLIN .................. S,Yt -. II "
CITY OF CHESTER ........ SATURDAY. Sept - 3 T. VI.
CITY az MDNTRF ........... ...... sept - Vi.
FROM l'rt - Nortn fie,l
CABIN So aud slpi gold. RETURN bet, ON favorable
terms. SfIEkAtE s. currency. Draf. atlaa,rt rtt
Saloons STATE Rooms, sIio.4us ant har k'uus auI'
ships
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07
turnatrs.

III I'm N1T.N tx TNTWTU
i NuN l. the time e. have your furnaces cleaned and
Put IN order Tor the winter
FBN JAMES AID WALKER FURNACES
nut up at reduced prices hy the manufacturers
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, =, ~, and u RcAie st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07
tlropOsals.

tlrcpOsals
THE TRUSTEES OF tho New York and BROOKLYN
L Bridge office ~ water st, BROOKLYN. Aug. ~ ls77-
sealed proposals Will be- received hy the NJ the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge anti ~ MONDAY.
oct L. Tor about twenty thousand cubic yards granite
face arch And other stone also Tor about three Thousand
lncn feet OF granite paraIet stone Tor the New York and
Brooklyn approaches 10 the East River Bridge
Plans can he seen and specifications ohtuned At the
engineers office and specifications Wal be upon ap
pArauOn AT the office Of the trustees
The proposals must Ice directed Ia the trustees Of the
New York ami HruukNn Bridge. ~ water street. Brook
y N, endorsed proposal, for stone tor approaches
". A. kOkBl.lNu. tAlt Engineer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-07

Slrp GOODS
OPENING. - SMITHS ,r,, PATTERN BAZAAR
WEDNESDAY. SEPT . lall this week.,
very choice selection Of IMPORTED Paris he sigma
The new WALKING" Coat The "CAkklCK' Cos
tune The "plREcTOKlEn PoonaiSe. Queen Pm.
cess. The NEPTUNE wrap Also a beautiful variety
OF haquc overskirt~ street sacques Patterns with cloth
models VI all, now ready Come early IN the day.
snstruttion.
CO WRITING. monthly bookkeeping arithmetic.
SDsJ grammar, spelling, all summer. PAYNE. ~ bow
cry. Uptown college removed, VT broadway, 10Th St
Sabinos Sanks.
ERANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. corner isd st
i AMI -th w. open daily from 10 A to- L. VI Mon
day and saturday from Ia T. Interest begins 1T Of
every month. J. + CHAMnFRLAN. Pres {. l. lfArT sec.
SINPENNY SAVINGS BANK, Broadway. and
- A.tor placc-E,tlhishcd IN lSlt Bank open daily
from 10 A iosP VI. Five cents Ia s1ro received.
Union DIME SAVINGS RANK,
~ broadway. b-l Il, anu 9TH av
one dime a. 500 received.
Ou.u dnily from 10 A. NJ toa VI ami MONDAY oven.
ings = 10 o'clock. y. j. lIAlNEs President
q : CHArIN. Treasurer.
Tho. FLuYn JuNts. Ncc'v.
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Grtnrsions.


pprtbN t,K SlnN iiinhhh ~ y! tTri,EpS moan
Boat. lraNr Kotkuwr, II 4 :. 2. ana I'D + VI.
No strong liquors sud un this line
SPECIAL POLICE OFf1CEiis on EVERY BOAT
''a.jD \ VI boat from Murrsinin. lAnlin! At A.tiri,
ghl ST., aud brand st., connect, with COLUMBIA Il
Hr,ntlvu without extra charge. Return by steamer
TWILIGHT.
, 1877-11-03
MARKET REPORT


SEATTLE, Oct. %. 1877.
WHEAT Quotable ut 81 0ltG2 50 z GENITAL.
FLOUR-Quotsble. best branls at 5 5oa9 90.
OArS-t h nee, 65a65c.
HOTA New 45a50c.
HAY-Choice timothy, baled SIS 00a16 90
lAkD-l4hal6hc y ID.
DIR. ED ArPt.ES-In cks, 9a9 &c q Ii.
DRIED PI.UNS-l5c y fb.
DAIRY ODUCTS = Butter 25a30c 2 fb;
Cheese. lie p b.
BAION-1na16c p fb.
CH.CKE s-$f 50a5 SO p doz.
EGGS-S5a4Oc p dog
FRESH MEATS-Frs sh Beef, wholesale, sell
z at A. p ID; Nufts,n, &c = 10; Pork, Sc = fb.
BahLtY - $50 90; chopped, $i2 50a45 Oh y
On.
HIDES-7c q fb.
wOOL-For god, 20a22c = ID.
, 1877-11-03

If you want to keep mosqui-
toes out of your room, sleep on
the roof.
, 1877-11-03
Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms and extra Inducements to male
and female agents, storekeepers, &c. County
rights gwen to smart agen; free. Samples of
sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms
testimonials, engravins, &c; sent free. All
money sent IN Po. tofiice orders. Drafts. or Ex-
press. are perfectly secure. Safe delivery guar
anteed,
All Orders, communications, etc must be
addressed to the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING co.
j7dw1y 2403 Ridge Avenue. Fhiladelphia Pa.
, 1877-11-03
MIN Great chance to mako money.
HHn II Jon can't get gold You Can
V6Os ret Rreenbscks. We need . per-

gel 9roen0Scks. Woueod Pr
SON in every town to take subscriptions for the
largest. cheapest and hest illustrated family
publication in the world. Any ono can be-
come . suceessful agent. The most elegant
works Of art given free to subscribers. The
price Ia SO low that almost everybody sub
scribes. One agent reports making over $3.50
in 4 week. lady agent reports king over
400 subscribers in tet dars. All who engage
max money fast. You car devote all your
time to the bu mess. or only sOur spare time.
You need not be away from home over night.
You can do 1t a. well xs others. Full parilcu-
lars, direct ons and terms free Elrgsnt and
expensive Outfit free. If you want lronlsble
work send us your addrs IS at once 1t cosis
nothing TO try the business. No one who en-
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Peopl Is Journal, )" Portland, Me. ocl0-dw IN
, 1877-11-03
M777 is not sssily earned in these
hurd times. but 1t can be made IN
" ] thrte months b. any one OF tith-

ing to work steadily ut the employment that
we furnish. $66 per week in yonr own town
You need not lie awly from home over isht
You can give your VIII l., time to the work, or
ONLY .our s a.e II omenis. We have agents
who are making over so per day. All who en-
pape at once can make money fast. At the
.n.seut time INC new canno. be made 30 eas ly
and rapidly at any other Lu inees. 1t costs
rothing to try the business. Terms and IS
outfit free, Address ut once H HALLkTT Co..
Portl ind, Aaine. oclV dw 6m
, 1877-11-03

The most simple and compact! The most
durable and economical u! model Of ccnl
bined simplicity, strength and beauty Ill
New and numerous patented sttachmxnts.
No complicated machinery to be constantly
getting out OF order,
So easy to learn that a child can run it. Will
do all kinus of sewing from the finest to the
coarse>t will hem fell, tuck, braid. cord. gath
er embroider, e,e.; uses self adjusting straight
needles, and all description If cutton. silk and
thread. Makes the strongest stitch known
the cloth will tear before the seam will rip
uses the thread direct from the spool. The ma
chine is beautifully finished and highly orna-
me nted, and
WARRANTED FOB FIVE YEARS.
, 1877-11-03

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, 1877-11-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that The cope, tner
ship heretofore existing between H. A. Bigelow
and Walter Graham. under the firm name ol n.
A. Bigelow & Co. is this day dissolved bv mu
'ual consent. All bills due The firm. If not set
tied by the 1st of Septemb r. VIII be placed in
the hands of an attorney for collection
Seattle, July !, 1877. aug9div
, 1877-11-03
C A llfl0 n 7

AL persons are cautioned not to make, deal,
sell, or use any sewing machines that sew with
our needle and make the Elastic stitch, or that
have the new Patent self-feed attachment, un-
less the same are purchased from this company
or their agen or licenses, and stamped under
our patent. Beware of wOrtElt IS limitations
and unscrupulou. parties who have copied CIR
circulars, advertisements, &c, and buy only the
machine manufactured by US.
"The wonder ia how SO good q machine can
be sold at SO low price.-[Globe
We havs seen the machine and consider it
hrst-class in every respect.-[Transcript
We can recommend it to our readers. IL Chris
tian Index, N. Y.
The machine arrived safely; we are more than
pleased; it does more than you clam for it.
We shall call the attention Of our readers to it.
-[5t. Louis Christian.
A thoroughly responsible company. prompt
in all their dealings, and one that We can COM
mend to our reacers.-tAge, N. Y.
Sample machines with table and treadle fer
warded to any part Of the world on receipt of