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7 LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will be
made TO the Legislature at their ensuing session for
the passage Of an act entitled "An Act 10 authorize
the Judges OF tIe court OF Quarter sessions OF the
for the court house of said county, and to fix the
compensation Uf said Janitor."
The object Of this uc Is 10 secure the services OF
some trustworthy and responsible person, TO keep
In good order the court house and surrounding
grounds belonging and attached TO the court house
GEORGE KITCHEN,
Dec. 30, TG.4w
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Organic poetry from the Boston Post;
By command of Ulysses, the tanner,
Tn. Hayesites stole Louisiana,
But Governor Grover knocked that h''ie
game over,
And ,hals Watts the matter with Hannah.
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A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

TN pursuance OF an order of DelanO {. Cal
L Win, Esq, Surrogate or the County OF New York,
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Charlotte Eyer late OF Catawissa, Pennsyl-
vnnla but leaving assets within the city and county
OF New York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his once no.
9S Wall street in the city Of New York, on or before
the eighteenth day OF June next.
Dated, New York, the seventh day OF December,
1876. - ,
FREDERICK c. HAVENEYER,
Decl5-Gm Executor.
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Sponge your windows with alcohol to pre-
vent their being en- crusted with ice
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Onr merchants are cl 'sing their stores
seven o'clock except on Saturday evenings,
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Business Notices

FOB RENT.
House on East street lately occupied by John Ilofr
man, Tor one year from April list. Immediate pos
session given. Terms reasonable. Apply 10
Jan. 5, 'II-2w c. n. BROCKWAY.
FOUND FOUNDll FOUND ~
The place to buy an Over Coat at cost is
at D. Lowenberg's.
Castors, Pitchers &c, suitable for Holiday
presents at NJ. NJ. Russel's.
- ..----a-
Mari wants money don't fail to bring it,
hint to the wise is sufficient.
Gents fancy Slippers just received at E.
VI. Knorr's.
Highest cash prices paid for Musk Rat.
Mink. Black Skunk, Otter, Racoon, &C., at
d Lowenberg's
Rubber Boots at McKinneys.
Mason e Hamliu, Geo Woods. and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas's
Music Store, Danvile. Dec. 1-3m
Mari wants potatoes.
Wanted.-A hoy 10 years old from the
cocntry to learn the B.king and Confectionery
trade at
J.F. CALDWELL'S.
Ladies and Children's slippers at Z. NJ
Knorr's.
Iutz & Sloan will close out their stock of
IL Elt ut =, t,atr
| and upward.
Gents fancy slippers at McKinney's.
For good cheap suit of Clothes go to
D. Lowenbergs.
Under clothing and felt skirts very cheap
at Mars.
HOLIDAY Goops, Lamps, Chrvstal Wed.
ding Sets, a fine assortment of China and
Glass Ware at NJ. NJ Russel's.
Real Seal Skin Caps at cost at D. Lowen-
berg's.
The best machine needles and oil at
| Mars.
Chickerng, Steinwav, Mathushek & Hanes
Bros, Pianos, at Thomass Music Store,
| DanviIIc Dec. l-3m
Tubular Lanterns at NJ. NJ. Russels.
La'ics Rubbers at McKnney's.
Iut2 & Sloan have reduced the price Of
their wa'crproofs and beaver cloths.
Buy your Clothing at d. Lowenberg's.
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Six good secondhand Pianos for sale at
G. Thomas's Music Store, Danyille, ranging
in price from Sl25 to $3.50. Dec. l-3m
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Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical
Instruments generally in endless variety at
Thomas's Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
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COAL.
Old Established Coal Yard,
pola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,

and Limeburner's Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara-
ton of coal " fore leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange fer coal.
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice Orders left at |. w. McKelyy's
store or at our office, will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
& Sons Furnace, East Bloomsbury. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. [7-tf-25l COAL
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Ovprcoats Overcoats, OverCoats.
For Men, for Boys, for Children.
Latest styles, lowest prices at d.
Lowenberg's.
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IF you want to save money buy your blacl
alpacas at Lutz & Sloan's
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A really fine Dress Shirt, Try the Eclipse
Shirt perfect fit, elegance and economy
combined; can only be bought at ID. Lowen
hprr's
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A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

|NorlcN.
This is to give notice that have purchased from
Daniel 'Qnse the following property VIZ: one COW,
one breeding sow shuus, "a chickens. hay and
straw H. stable, ! winnOwing mill, cutting box, 1
grain cra e, rakes an forks, wood stove, table,
chairs and cupboard, and2ie acres Of land 4 II or
which have loaned 70 said Daniel llOnse during nv
pleasure All persons.are forbidden to interfere with
said property. LYDIA HONSE.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ID AILROAD ELECTION.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership be-
tween L. j. ampDell aud /. X. Schweppenheser, OF
Manvllle, under the firm name OF can phell & co ,
was dissolved on :he llth day OF December, A. d
1876, by mutual consent All debts due the partner
ship are 10 be paid to L. j. Campbell, and those due
FROM the same discharged by him, at Mainyile, where
the busin IS Will Lc continued By the said u. j,
Campbell.
L. J. CAMPBELL
]. X. SCHWEPPENIIEISER.
| DeC2o lws
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RuNAwAy.-On "Wednesday last, as Father
Fields was driving from Centmla his horse be-
,ame unmanageable and ran dogn the road a,
I lively rate Of speed.-Near btighfs lumber
yard the horse came in contact with Mr.. b.
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Now selling all their stock of Winter Cloth
ing at cost at D. Lowenberg's.
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DNNN MP BOOTs IOT y VU NJ j.. NJ
Knorr's.
Tobacco and Confectionery, wholesale and
retail at NJ. NJ. Russeps.
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ORPHANS COURT sALE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of order Of the orphans Court OF Co
lumba County the undersigned. administrators II
Jacob Harter late Of Mn,n township Columbia &c.
deceased, will expo to public sale on the prensss
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FOUND FOUND FOUND ~
The place to buy an Over Coat at cost is
at D. Lowenbergs.
, 1877-08-31
COMMUNICATED.
SEATTLE, Aug. %, 1877.

SEATTLE, Aug. 90, 1877.
Conference was opened this morn.
ing by Bishop Bowman, who read
the l22d psalm and the 2d chapter
of Titus. After the opening prayer
the Bishop assisted by Reys. Z. NJ.
Starr, Nickerson, Finn, Roberts and
Doane, administered the Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper, to the minis,
ters and Iaity present.
Forty-four members answered to
their names at roll.call.
Rev. IT. Wolfe, was elected Sec.
retary on the first ballot; Rev. j. f.
Deyore, Assistant Secretary; Rev.
VI. Judy, Recording Secretary; Revs.
j. w. Miller, and I. MagiIl, Stats
ticians.
The session opens under the most
favorable circumstances and promises
to be harmonious and profitable. The
opening exercises were characterized
by high degree of spirituality.
, 1877-08-31
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1877.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

1t is with no slight degree Of pleas
ure that we lay before our readers
this week lecture so replete with
stirring sentiments upon this subject.
1t is to be hoped that the interest
already manifest in the public mind
will not be allowed to die out with
the mere reading Of this valuable ar
ticle. We want the thought which
precedes action. We want people
to take hold of this matter.
That place occupying the posi-
tion which Port Townsend does, in
commercial, mental and social i'm
portance, as compared with other
towns, should be so poorly accom-
modated with the benefits directly
arising from neat, comfortable and
attractive school buildings and
grounds, and permanent as we'll as
literally supported schools, is scarce :
ly credible. Not long since, a
movement to levy special tax for
the purpose Of raising money to con
tinue our public school through the
winter, or at least for a time longer,
called out such a slight and temporal
effort that the school fund now on
hand will be sufficient to defray ex-
penses only until about the expira.
ton of Prof. Halls two months
term. Some of our prominent citi-
zens thought it wrong to tax non
residents for school purposes. This
may be true, but we hold to the con
trary. Wherever a man resides,
whether temporarily or not, his in.
terest in the welfare of the nation
and the support of the schools ought
to prompt him to meet school taxes
as he should any duty, cheertully.
, 1877-08-31
SnOhOmish Items.

A private letter from Snohomish
City says: Misses Ada Woodruff
and Fannie Eberman, both of Olym
pia, are teaching school here, the lat.
ter about four miles from town.
The County Fair commences here
on the 4th Of October. 1t rained
here yesterday very hard, and the
river is rising.
The Star" says: Ferguson &
Morgan's mill is running night and
day, Farmers are very busy bal,
ing hay and harvesting grain. "A
match game is soon to come off be-
tween the Snohomish and Lowell
clubs. J.. Carpenters are at work on
a new building for Mr.. L. Wilbur
80. Forest fires are burning in every
direction.
, 1877-08-31

New PARTNER-According to a
re cent change in the firm of Messrs.
Rothschild & Co., of this town, that
well.known house has received an
addition Of new partner, and Port
Townsend can congratulate itself on
the acquisition Of another and very
desirable resident, Mr.. Henry Landes,
formerly of Neah Bay. Mr.. Landes,
with his family, will now become q
part of our community, and we wish
them the success financially which
they deserve, and the generous circle
of friends which they will no doubt
soon have.
, 1877-08-31
Bankruptcy Notice.

IN the District Court of the Sd Jrdioi,,
District of Washington Territory. S. S''"'
In the matter Of ALFRED EpMoynsov
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. '
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAN
on the ODD day of August. 4 n
1877, warrant in bankruptcy was issnoJ
against the estate of Alfred Edmondsoo'
in the county Of Jefferson, Territory nt
Washington, who has been adiudrSd "
bankrupt on his own petition: that tha
payment OF any debts and delivery of onn '"e
property, belonging to such bankrunt -! y
him, or for his use. and the transt"r W W
any property by him, are forbidden H.. ~.
law; that meeting OF the creditors ot Fly
said Bankrupt to prove their debts. anI
to choose one or more aSssignees of his ~,
tate, will be held at Court of Bankrmnto,",
to be holden Mt the court room in poS,,,
Townsend, Jefferson County, Washi~n'
ton Territory, before the Hon. + :
Lewis, Judge, on the Goth dov ~ nt
September, A. d.. 1877, at 10 O'Clock 4 W VI
CHARLES HOPKINS
U. 5. Marshal, us messenger
BY 9''
j. G. CLlNGER. Deputy.
Port Townsend, August 81 1877.
, 1877-08-31

" Efforts are being made by the
residents on the Quinalt reservation,
and by the employees, to secure the
retention of Mr.. Henry, as agent for
the present. Recommendations to
that effect have been forwarded to
the Committee on Indian Affairs of
the Methodist church. That gen =
tleman has held the position for a
long time and given excellent salts
faction and we believe his continu-
ance there would be a great benefit
to the Indian service. Orders have
pceu received by him and agent
Huntington Of Neah Bay, to secure
the removal of the Quilleyute In
dians, who occupy region of coun-
try along the ocean north Of Quinalt,
to Neah Bay reserve; but as those
Indians are opposed to the measure,
no effort has been made to that end.
In fact, they say they will fight be-
fore they will move, and it is gen.
erally thought they mean what they
say. There is no very friendly feeling
between them and the Neah Bay In
dians and they don't want to be
forced to live together. The Indian
problem appears to be growing in
size day by day, and the satisfactory
solution of the part Of it pertaining
to the Coast Indians bids fair to take
some thought and work. In any
event, while Joseph and his band are
still on the warpath, it would be
criminally foolish to attempt any
measures that would create dis
turbance among Indians who are
now quiet. -" Courier"
, 1877-08-31
Get Up Clubs

In order to extend the circulation OF the
ARGUS still more, and to place II where 1t
ought to beat every llrcsde-we have de-
cided tomakc the io Glowing offers:
Toany one postollce address wcwiII mail,
postpaid, five copies OF the paper one year for
g. - each To club of ten new subscribers
we will make a reduction Of fifty cents on
each, thus enabling them to secure the larg-
est weekly publication of reading matter in
the Territory year for $3.50 each also to the
gettcr up Ola club of ten we will send one
copy one year free TO any address.
, 1877-08-31
Shipping Intelligence.
Port Townsend.

ARRIVNLs-AUG. q.
Str Isabel, Gardiner, Victoria.
Str Mastic, Calhoun. Discovery.
DEPARTURES.
Mastick, Straits.
ARRIvALs--AUG %.
Bkt Grace Roberts, ). +.
DEPARTURES.
Phantom, Waite, Seattle.
Grace Roberts, FreepOrt,
ARlIVALS-AUG 26.
Str Donald, Libby, Burrard Inlet.
DEPARTURES.
Donald, Libby, Frecport.
ARRINALS-AUG. u.
Mastick, Calhoun, NanamO.
Flvortte, Williamson, Seattle.
Bl j. B. Bell, Seattle.
Sch CourScr, san Francisco.
Blk Revere, Mcintyre, san Francisco.
DEPARTURES.
Mastick, Calhoun, Nanaimo.
Phantom, Waite, Seattle.
Isabel, Victoria.
Donald, up Sound.
Favorite, Williamson, Seattle
CourSer, Seattle.
Revere, Mcintyre, Nanamo.
j. b. Bell, san Francisco.
ARRINALS--AUG. 2S.
Sch Reporter, Bruce, Madison
DEPARTURES.
Reporter, Bruce, Melbourne. Aus
ARlIYALS--AUG 20.
MaStick. Calhoun, NanaimO.
Dakota. Morse, Seattle.
Sch Mary Parker, Adams, Nanaimo.
Tacoma. Connick, sound ports.
Bk Jas ChestOn. SwautOn, San Fran.
DEPARTURES.
An those that arrived this day.
ARRIVALs-AUG 30.
Blk Atalanta, Garter, Honolulu.
Sch Aurora, Iahaina.
Walker, Cove; Gamble.
DEPARTURES.
Bk Atlanta, Cater, Gamble.
Walker. Cove, Gamble,
, 1877-08-31

STowAwAYs.--The bark Atlanta,
Capt. Cater, and the schooner Au.
rora, Capt. Buckhulm, arrived at this
port yesterday, from Honolulu and
Lahaina, respectively. On the for
mer there were three stowaways--
all Kanaka boys. Both these vessels
proceed to Port Gamble to load with
lumber which they will probably
carry to San Francisco.
, 1877-08-31

DIED.-At Ebey's Landing, Island
county, on the 23d inst, William
Franklin, son of G. D. and. Ella
Campbell, aged 3 years, 4 months and
10 days. Deceased was bright lit.
tie boy in whom was centred the fond
hopes and glowing anticipations of a
kind father and a loving mother. But
alas for the rising aspirations in hu-
man hearts, that are consumed at
their dawn by the blighting hand of
Death
One more flower has withercd;
treasured gem has ceased to be;
] iii On the other shore we're gathered,
In the realms of immortality.
, 1877-08-31
We are pleased to acknowledge a

We are pleased to acknowledge a
call this week, from Rov. G. A.
Huntington, Indian Agent at Neah
Bay. This gentleman was on his
way to Seartle--taking with him a
few of the Indian pupils under his
charge at the Reservation. He will
make an exhibit Of their talents and
progress, before the Annual Confer
ence Of the NJ. E. Chnrch.
, 1877-08-31

THE lecture on Education, by Rev
Jno. Rea, last Sunday evening was
we'll worth hearing and ponderine
over. Commonplace and universal.
ly conceded truths were there dressed
up in fresh, racy, attractive senten,
ces. People onght to think more
upon this subject; and, thinking, in
augurate r new system of things.
, 1877-08-31

Mrs. HENRY S. LAKE, wife of the
late Father Lake, of New York City,
will deliver q lecture on, "The Spir-
itual Philosophy, what it is and what
it is not" at Good Templars Hall, on
Sunday evening, Sept. 2nd. Ad-
mission free.
, 1877-08-31

VALUABLE PUBLICATION. - Next
week we will commence the publici.
tion Of Judge j. G. Swans official
report as Indian Commissioner. This
report was made some two years
ago to the Indian Bureau, at Wash
ington, and contains much Of interest
concerning the Alaskan tribes. 1t
will no doubt be eagerly sought for
aud preserved, as 1t has never before
been made public except through Of
fcial documents of the government,
, 1877-08-31

PERSONS who are only amused
when they witness "spirit perform
ances" by professional illusionists
though they cannot understand the
secret, are wonderstruck at anything
beyond their comprehension if it
claims supernatural origin.
, 1877-08-31

CHICAGO, Aug, 20.-A Times
London special says: The result of
the five days fighting is that the
Russians have been driven back from
their advanced position on Kara Lom
to the Sistova, and Tirnoya line. The
next move will probably be by Me-
hemet Ali and SuIeiman Pasha and
Shumla columns against Tirnoya.
, 1877-08-31

THE Port Ludlow Variety Troupe
will give a public entertainment in
Port Townsend some time in the early
part of next week. Look now for a
creditable exhibition Of home talent.
, 1877-08-31
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces MI the Studies generally
taught in common schools, between the Third
Reader, Primary Arithmetic, Third Gcogrr
ply and corresponding studies, M 10 the tlist
of The Academic department, nt which time
pupils are expected 70 pass examination in the
following studies, which constitute tho high
est grade OF the Grammar Departments
BullOn'S English Grammar. geography
completed, with man-dnwing from memory
and use of TcrreS "'n GlOb =.
History OF the United States, outlines oI
English History, Fllh Reader, =. Par'cy'-
History, Written Spelling, Pcnmunship Prn
tical Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith,
, 1877-08-31

A FESTIVE horse in town got hun
CRY yesterday and took "bite,"
and in doing 50 got good grip on a
gentleman's corporosity, Strange to
say, the gentleman don't want the
operation repeated.
, 1877-08-31

Miss Mary Plummer has been en-
ployed as Assistant teacher in Miss
McConaha's department Of the pup
lie school Of this town. BY this ar.
rangement it will be seen that the
school is about its wonted size-too
large for two teachers.
, 1877-08-31

WE acknowledge the receipt of a
call yesterday from bevy of young
ladies from Victoria; also their es-
cort Mr.. Cameron of the Steamer Is
-abel.
, 1877-08-31

THE Variety Troupe, of Port Lud-
low, gave an entertainment there last
Saturday, the proceeds of which were
donated to Mrs. Olson, recently wild
owed by an accident.
, 1877-08-31
Steamship Dakota.

This vessel left Port Townsend for
San Francisco, on Wednesday the
29th, having the following passen
gers and cargo list: 1905 pieces
wood pipe; u empty beer kegs; 104
dry hides; lG6 green do; 4 bundles
calf'skins; 6 do. chair stock; % SKIS.
horns; 2 billiard tables; S25 bundles
hoop.pole>; II boxes fish; 27 pkgs.
II. H. goods; - cords wood; | bale
furs; 1919 G. Salmon; l horse.
From Port Townsend, 200 salt hides;
100 dry do; 20 beer kegs.
Passengers: Mrs. S. Kenny, Mrs.
Ellwood, w. DAILY, Mrs. r. G. Lowe
& child, Minitt, Col. Black, Il. G.
Mills, and II steerage. From Port
land to San Francisco: Mrs, Starr,
Gen. Alexander, Col. c. S. Stewart,
Lieut.. Payson, Miss Elsterfeldt, Miss
Duval, J. d. Wolfe, VIM. Guslin,
The people of Puget Sound are get
ting in earnest about patronizing the
dcservedly popular line of steamers
to which the above vessel belongs
Capt. Morse is popular everywhere,
and wherever Agent TibbaIs goes,
the business of the company is by no
means overlooked.
, 1877-08-31

WE fully expected to present this
week long editorial correspondence
which is unavoidably laid over until
there is room for it.
, 1877-08-31

THE Olympia & Tenino Railrosd
Company, has 40 men at work near
Teniso, and about 30 near Tum-
water.
, 1877-08-31

Bro Bagley of the Courier" pro-
poses to "gobble" all the young tur-
keys so industriously fattening for
Thanksgiving day.
, 1877-08-31

Masonic SUppER.-On Tuesday
evening of this week, grand supper
was gotten up by Mr.. Richard Nc
DonEell and Mr. Smith, of the firm
Of Jackmsn & Co., in honor of the
Masonic order here. This magnii.
cent repast was prepared by our
friend Mr.. G. +. Clapp, at the Cos.
mopoIitan Hotel. Frank knows Just
how to do such an occasion Justice.
, 1877-08-31
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
orr Anlnori.cL Agcmts.

N'''NnsrS ...,.......New Tacoma, "
~ IMnNn.................. ~ouNeyk, "
WV. KoRrFR and T.. l.. Rose, vt Ludlow
l.. l.. ANpREWS. WS.,.......,.,.,,'lh' lh 'uhN"t
ALNAU BLOW RS...........,,, ,uUn"NlIe'
Rry. j, 4. WEEKES............S san Juan, "
, 1877-08-31

WE are much indebted to Mr.. II.
L. Tibbals this week-for late news,
also other favors.
, 1877-08-31

BoRN--On the 22d inst, at Port
Discovery to the wife Of Geo. w
Downs, a daughter.
, 1877-08-31

THE u. s. Revenue Cutter, Oliver
Wolcott, having completed her re.
pairs a. Seattle, is expected to return
tu this port 10 morrow.
, 1877-08-31

THE Tackawana left San Francis
CO for Port Townsend, on the Goth
inst.
, 1877-08-31
To The Public J!
T5NE-PTL0X
ia NJ N OND'S TEA MS

T AN NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
l. kinds OF DcGming.
Freight and Lumber OF all kinds hauled on q
the lowest terms, to suit the times.
Jobhing done cheaper than ever before IN
Port Townsend.
Large orders for cord-wood AT less than for
mcr prices.
T HAVE STARTED THIS BUSINESS PER-
L mancntly, and will do the hest can 10
suit all who will give me liberal share OF
their patronage.
People going TO Port Discovery or China
cum can be accommodated with teams at any
time.
Carriages nj all times for the accOmmoda'
tlon OF families to drive out, or pleasure par
ties
fs4ss- Freights and wharfage paid on goods
will be collected with other bills the lst OF
each month.
T. NJ HAMMOND
, 1877-08-31

II ~ NJ ePis not easily earned IN these times
W. II but IL can be made in 3 month bv
"a 4 amy of either sex, In any part OF
oN A A the country. who is willing TO
WE "A "A work stcadilvat The employment
y - - that we furnish. $50 per week in
your own town. You need not be away from
home over night. YOn can give your whole
time 10 the work, or only your spare moments
we have agents who ARE muking over $40 per
day. All who engage ut once can make money
fast. At the present time money cannot hc
madc 80 easily and rapidly at any other bus
ness. II costs nothing 10 try The business,
Terms and 81 OUTFIT free. Address al once.
81 II. HALLETT Il CO., Portland, Maine.
, 1877-08-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be service in the NJ. +. Church
next sunday.
Preaching IN St. Pau's Church, morning
ana evening, ny the pastor. Rev. Mr., Davis.
Sabbath school aS usual. The public invited.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church, on
sunday next, morning ana evening, by the
pastor, Rev. John. Rna, Sunday school at
p, W., aud Prayer meetings ut 1880 Wedncs-
day evenings.
, 1877-08-31
CALENDAR
TUITION:

Tuition il charged from date OF entrance 80
close of term, ana must be paid in advance
No deduction will be made except in cases of
protracted illness.
Grammar " Z" :. 80
Primary e. 5 90
Latin, Greek, bookkeeping and German
NJ. G. ROYAL, Principal
, 1877-08-31
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

This Department Is the MOST IMpoRTANT.
and we propose doing thorough work in build
ing the grOun lwort for future education.
Our system ofinstruction embraces the latest
plans and most approvedsyst for
AWAKENING AND INsTRUCTING
the young mind, and at the same time teach
ing it to think for itself ACCURATELY and
READILY, The abcdarians nrc taught from
Wilson's Family and school Charts, until they
learn to read, and then pass in order, at the
same time receiving oral instructions in Lnn-
guuge, Combinations OF Numbers, Drawing,
Pcnmanship and GeOgraphv
, 1877-08-31
Course of Study.

FOUR GRADES EACU REQUIRING one
YEAR FOR COMPLETION