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2!>i Ha,Eeston, If1.sIee,, us, dstng .s4 sas7s
WIN be sold under the Of the
the Old Custom HGusein this Cit, I,on TgEanAYsahas
12thdsy Of March; 1857. st Il ool..
.sitaate on the western branch. Cooper And
:meaaurlg and containing ss 81 400 acres EYer S!Am
John B: Warinr. east on llsnds formerly Of Elias
south ON lands 5f Benjamin Read; and west on
cssh balance In one. two INA tnrees
With interest from day OF SALE payable annually: Ppr'
chaser to pay for papers, ,..,j 90:
February 26 - tu5 Master ID Equtty.r y
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e. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE Or limb
BONE DUST MANURE.

WE BEG 10 CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
w ERS to the above superior manure tor either
Corn or Cotton the experience Of Last year proving it
equal II not superior to Peruvian Guano.
The following Is the report Of an analysis made rom
lot now in store: -....-.
Phosphate OF Iiroe insoluble.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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CT. V0iLER,
NO. 1O8 MARKET ST.,
= =
Books, Periodicals and Stationery.

TUST RECEIVED.
eF lar supply of fsTATTONERY -.-.a.I.a
PHOTOGRAPHS: PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
POCKET BOOKS DIARIES for 1857 Etc. !.
--++.' - .ttss.'li..ss. ALSO, -.
IA fine and large selection Of NOVELS. by the most
All the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS.
DAu1Es constantly on hand, and subscriptions re-
celved Tor the same. ...ss5 - :. -
Orders from the country are respectfully collected
TERMS TIRRRAF. - NoVembere
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DOWIE g. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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The Animal Matter as might be supposed in fertilizer
so largely derived from fsh lesg highly
ring the process of dccompodon about three per cen
OF Ammonia. The OIL (which is remarkably abundanA
though not generally rockoned among hanures being
cannot fn ofadding to the value Of the mixture espe
cialy on light Soils The nsoluhls rPhosphae being
thoroughly organized and at the same tyne, infinitely
divided, is aHo well adapted gradual appropriation by
the plant. -
! According to the present sample, GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE ia o judiciously and faithfully manufac.
tured Manure and will not dsappoint those who will
give 1t trial Even employed alone, shoulG expect
hiahly rerxaer&ttve results. 81 :n.sr'' -. ~,
isianed) CHARLES UPHAM SHEPPARD.
Price $s5 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
For sale by E. q. RODGERS L. CO.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina.
rorurrv 20 otufh9mo North Atlantic Wharf
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We HAVE TRIED IT. Tried what2 Why the great
Cough remedy, PICTORIAL BALMl Having derived
benefit from it, we use the scriptural injunction,
eco thou and do likewise" For sale by all drug
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MARCH NMDs.-The clustering character Of
March was dispalyed yesterday in a manner that
proved to our blinded community that his vaunted
prowess had not departed. number Of persons
gathered at the Of Broad and Meeting Streets
and endeayored to calculate how high the Hind
really was, but owing to the dust in their eyes they
were unable to make any accurate observations
BY far the larger portion bent to the storm, and
with half-closed eyes blundered along, seeking to
avoid tho clouds of dust that were whirled
fiercely in every direction. This was peculiarly
noticeable on the business thoroughfares, for, in
spite Of the efforts Of the watering carts, dust
proved itself mighty and did prevail. Aside
from this disagreeable feature, the Spring
has opened pleasantly and promises well but if
the martial god who rules over this month would
consent to vary his programme and give us few
drops of rain, his name would be lauded as bene.
factor to the human race, and his health drank in
copcus hbations of cistern water-now, alas rare
article.
March has always been noted as dry month,
and dust is accepted as necessary evil, but al
efforts should be used to avert it, it is only ap-
preciated by the agriculturists, and in q city
becomes perfect nuisance. Businessis retarded
locomotion impeded, and far worse than all, thu
fair sex nre forced to roInain in doors or stand 8
chance Of scudd;ng before the breeze. March il
an obstreperous fellow, and when in one Of hit
clustering humors is net particular in his conduct
Ladies' wells are ruthlessy torn from their hats ani
borne aloft triumphantly, while, as some compen
sation for the loss the ices Of the unfortunate'
are filed with dust. As harbinger Of better day
ne accept the present dusty wintry issue without
murmu, but would respectfully suggest to th.
presiding deity to draw it little milder in future
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CATALOGUE SALs.-Nessrs. MCKAY u CAMPBELL
will commence to-day their spring sales OF dry
goods, boots, shoes, &c. The resumption OF these
sales by Messrs. MoK. & C. is cause OF congratu-
lation, as, during the past season, their regularity
drew many customers, and were great induce
ment for country merchants to purchase IN this
city. The catalogue system adopted by this house
has been proved to be a success, and the ease with
which an article can be found, and the price
designated, recommends it to all customers. The
sales advertised by Messrs. MCKAY & CAMPBELL
comprise every article needed by country mer-
chant, and, as the prices Of their own making,
the goods can bo obtained at reasonable rates.
The sale Of to-day being the first Of the season. will
be composed principally Of different assortment
of early spring goods, and bargains are offered
that should induce large attendance and lively
bidding.
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CARD.

T OFFER MY SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC AS COL
i LECTOR OF RENTS, BILLS, &c. Apply for the
present ut my resindence in COMING STREET, three
doors north OF Wentworth street.
March FRANCIS LANCE.
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BD BoYs--There are in our city, as in all others,
number Of boys who, without any restraint upon
them at home, roam the streets at will, and can
be met in parties at all times Of night as well as
day. Many Of the petty thafts, and some Of the
larger rebbories, We have no doubt, they have
hand in, for they are the principal customers of
the junk shops, and often supply them with
valuable articles Of copper, braas, &C., for few
CENTS just sufficient to buy loaf OF bread, per-
haps tobacco and o pipe-for this is luxury they
all indulge in. They surround the doors Of a hall
where there rnay be exhibition and their riotous
conduct and improper language at these places
can only be checked by the appearance Of police
man, and even this, on some occasions, has not
been entirely effectual in repressing their misbe-
hayiour. One Of the most disgusting employ
ments Of these young scamps is the writing Of
improper and obscene language upon the walls
and fences on the streets, and for which, detect
ed they should receive severe punishment. In
our police report this morning it will be observed
that case of this Kind, as we'll as that of junk
shop keeper for dealing with minor, has been
acted upon by the Mayer, who, We feel satisfied,
will do all he can to create reformation among
these improper behaved youths, so far as fine and
imprisonment can effect it. We hope to &c. more
Of the vile street-scribblers brought before him
and dealt with as they should be.
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sulphate Of Lime and traces Of sulphate OF
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Msgnesis,
with some free sulphuric Acid, about. -.
Hygrometc Water expelled at 2l2 degrees.
Combined Water Ia portion Of this belongs to :
the Phosphate Of Lime, which was esd-
mated after its ignition; the grettar part
balance tH doubtless associated with the
Animal Mattet) and Animal Mntter:.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
Bowers Sucox will sell this day, In front Of the
Exchange Eroed street, at II O'clock lot Of land with
buildings thereon, in the village Of Mount Pleasant
SMITH & McGnl1vRAY will sell this day, at North
Commercial Wharf, at II o'clock, the schooner Wiicm
and John.
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL viii sell this day, by catalogue,
at their cash auction house. No. IS Hasel street. oppo
site posoce at 10 O'Clock, dry goods boots and Shoes
clothing. hats notions fancy goods, &C.
LAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell this day, in their
store No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 o'clock 15Olos pickles
and sauces, apples, potatoes, shoulders sides, SOAP
maccaroni, mackerel, sardiuss, &c.
CLIFFORD &. MATHEwEs viii sell this day, at their Of
fce No. sc Broad street. at II ocloc assortment of
furniture bedding, desks, Office clock, &c.
ga. P. CALDWELL will sell this day, before their
STORE No. 80 East Bay, at 10 o'clock wrapping and tea
paper, and large variety Of other articles.
MnnaAN soH willsel this day, at their store, No.
% vondue Range at 10 o'clock fine saddle and draft
pony, furniture mattr esses, &C.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at bis store corner
Of King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock large and
choice assortment of dry goods, clothing, &C.
T. M CATER win sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at
10 O'Clock, shoulders, butter. lard, sides, &c.
JEEFoRns & Co. win sell this day before their store,
NO. ~ feuuue n1uSep dt ~ ClOShs suouAoeies euos,
bellies, strips, hams. &c.
NEW YORK FARMER, Of practical experience In vine
yard culture will engage in the business with party
having the necessary capital with Interior view to
the manufacture Of wne The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with tho extent to which
would be advisable TO co. and used at intervals the
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success, 1t will pay soon and well
The disorganization Of labor demands change In
agricultural pursuits and probably In direction does
it point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with
much uncertainty, in consequence Of the severe win
ters that is yet doubtful If 1t be made interest
of any considerable Importance beyond specuang in
hardy varieties In the light Of this experience South
Carolina may seize the prize, compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by anacism in the Of
false humanity. In the change demanded, the upland
for their chief STAPLE which requires but traing labor
and vastly more profitable. This Is patent way to
get rich, yet s it temptation to speculate in u
siops with promise of fabulous results but, the
"eary bird catches the worm the first to- enter this
unbounded field Of labor will be the first to participate
witn Justice in the largest measure Of whatever is vau-
able in the legitimate pursuits of Life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors OF this paper,
and to RICHARD DAILY, care of JOHN VI, cALD-
WELL. No. SO Beaver street, New York. March6
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CRusTA0EA.-Among the other popular strest
melodies can now be heard the dulcet notes Of ssSea
crab" s'Ssa crab!" In nearly every. instance
these sweet sounds proceed from the wide expand
ed mouth of scnse freedwoman, and Theory is re-
peated with q regularity and shrillness that in
duces many to cover their ears and hurl maledic-
tions upon the destroyers Of their repose, Not
withstanding these little annoyances, the crab
merchants are popular characters, and frequently
dispose Of several tray loads in the course of the
day. The facility with which these crabs are
caught, and the ease with which they are cooked,
tempt many to pursue that ayocation. for a. living,
and as they find ready sale for tkeir stock Sambo
and Cuee infinitely prefer this employment to field
labor At this season of the year it is . favoritc
amusement among the small fry to go, grabbing
and arming themselves with bent pin and some
raw meat they sally FORTH and often succeed in en-
trapping basket full Of the red backs Among
the different street cries there is, perhaps, none
that is delivered with 1uore uana than that of the
crab venders it can be heard from s'early morn
till dewy eve," and the untiring screamers pursue
their weary rounds, monotonously repeating their
call until fortune comes to their aid and their
stock is sold.
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MAYORS COURT. March A iunk-shop keeper,
who had bought an iron axletree from q boz, re-
gardess of the ordinance on the subject, which We
gave hunt of on Saturday last, was fined $50,
which we don't think will make that tree bloom,
but will be very apt to make the shop-keeper
ledue.
William HAZEL, very black man, with one eye,
who had imbibed several glasses Of s'the best"
and then drew knife on Edwards, a blacker man
than himself, was fined SIS.
Katy Jones, deranged colored woman was sent
to the hospital.
female tavern keeper, who was reported for
keeping her establishment open on Sunday, and
selling liquor to the thirsty, was made t. pay $40
for her kindness. 40. ~
man who had refused to allow the sweeping Of
his chimney when called upon by the contractor
was fined SIS. :i'Ia
white boy who was detected writing obscene
language on a street fence was fined S.
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FaAMfroN, the present Librarian. This collec-
ton is rich, specially in works of science. The
department of Natural History, in all it's branches
and subdivisions, is very complete and repre-
sented in books in many languages. Every thing
of value that had appeared anywhere, up to the
commencement Of the war, will be found in this
alcove.
The physical sciences, in their extensive cycle,
all have their representatives here, in histories,
principles" )" textbooks, monographs, etc.
The departments Of History, Archaeology, Public
Law, Grammars and dictionaries, are all well cared
for but fullest of ALL as indeed is always the caso
are the shelves of 'sGencral Literature" Here
we saw "a full collection of the British Poets and
Dramatists, as well as all the classic prose writer's
of England and America, large number Of French
authors, GOETHE, SCHILLER, KLopsTocK, LEssNa
T1EoK, MARTIN LUTHER, HUMBOLDT, and many
others in German.
Books on the Roman and Greek classics are very
numerous, so also works on italian Literature.
The Library building is well adapted for it's
purpose, and this 'learned hall" is as pleasant q
resort for gentlemen of literary leisure as could
possibly be wished for. The library, We arc pleas
ed to learn, is steadily increasing, donations of
valuable books being continually made to it. The
College is fortunate in having so accomplished a
lbrarian-a gentleman whose whole life has been
spent in the society Of books, who has large IA
miiarity with science in her several paths, and an
enthusiastic love of literature. DIR. FnAMpToN has
thorough knowledge also, not Of the classic Ian.
guages only, but Of the German, French and
italian as well, and is thus on the most familiar
footing with oil the great and wise men who
peaceably lepose on the shelves al ound him.
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Ivory in coral set
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SozoDoNT, tits safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
March }11s1
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The Schooner "WSQlam" and 'sJo7ta" at AUCTION,
so 32-100 tonnage, 1eao measure; Sdats Te,o IN
Nooember, 1865.
- Auctioneers, No. ~ Broad street.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. the 9Th inst, at II O'CLOCK,
Where she now lies at North Commercial Wharf,
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No 50 EAST BAY, south Of the old Postof1ce.
February % ftu6
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BY r.. & A. r. CALDWELL q co.
THIS DAY the 9Th instant win be sold before our Store,
at 10 o'clock, s7,t
800 8. G. BACON STRIPS. ~
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A colored man was so convinced of the
lowliness Of his positlon-that labor was
his natural lot-that he was indifferent as
to a future state, believing that "they'd
make niggers work even ifhe 60 to heben.'
A,Clergyman tried to argue him out of
his opinion, by representing that this
could not be the case, as there was abso-
lutely no work for him to do in heaven.
His answer was, "Oh, you go way, massa,
l knows better. IF dera's no work for
colOred folks dere, dey'll make 'em shub
de clouds away
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MAITLAND A~MEDlAToR BETWEEN
THE NORTH AMI SoUTH.-A Washington
lettee says that flor many reasons a plan
Is being considered in Maryland bearing
upon the constitutional amendment cues
ton, in which that State is to figure as a
mediator between the North and the
South The Baltimore delegation to the
Legislature have had private meetings and
passed resolutions requesting the Gov
ernor to call an extra session of the Legis-
lature 10 take an action on this question"
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
oRINIQNs OF THE &

fnR. DOHERTY is a skillfal physician rnd ar
honorable gentleman, any statenepts he makes te
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his ointment success in his profes.
sion. II, is Fortunate that among the many adver.
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
son.''-[Review. - 8A3
"DR. D0HERTY'S reputation as 2 physician is
9 sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case he
Iundertakes.S x fChfopicle. a' W s
"DR. DAHERIY has devoted his study moro
and as spcn ia now the most successful of any
physician in San Francisco. free Press.
b. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no 9TH
er physician on the coast in chronic and specific
praotiee. s'EMirror. a :
.QR. QoHERTY.-FeW nan in the medical
profession have succeeded IN gaining the conf
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment as
he has."=[EnquiFer.
.DR. DoHERTY ranks as one Of our most dis
tinguishsd physicians, and also one of the most
successful, which is now the criterion by which the
medical practitioner is judged asrrIIEeho. sel5y :
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UTIo
Persons seeking the Electropathic Institute shoult
be careful TO remember the name and number,
ELRCTROPATHIC INaTITUTE
Gas Washington Street.,

South side, between Kearney and Montgomery :
j. Fl. JoSsELYN. n, D.,
on the sign. With these remarks we leaYe the in
terest Of the Institute with the public, asking only
the same generous confidence and patronage thus
far awarded to it. The record shows over thirty
thousand consultations, and 2 very large amount
Of suffering relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physir
clan by Letter, can do so with the utmost conf
.dence, and can; If they wish, have Electric Rene
dies for any disease sent to all parts of the State
all Remedies sent from the Institute warranted 70
be e~ffectual. All letters must be addressed plainly
J. H. JOSSELYN, Nd, Box 1945, San Francis
90, Cal. All letters will be destroyed or returned,
as directed by the writers. q
Jan. IL, '67-y2n22-ly
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POETRY.
THE WILLOW.

THE WILLOW.
The Willow has ever been the emblem Of con-
stancyin grisf-the memory that never dies, and
the grief that is immortal. How beautiful is Tho
charming eoneelt given in these sweet and tendel
Lines
WiIoH WY forever weep
A one who monrns an endless wrong9
What hidden woe can lie 80 deepS
What utter griefcan last so lOngP
The spring makes haste, with steps slats,
Your life and heaaiy 20 renewi
She even bids the roses wait,
And gives her first sweet care to you.
The welcome red-brsast folds his wings
To pour fer you his freshest strain;
70 you the earliest blue-birds sing,
Till all your light stems thrill again.
The sparrow thrills his wedding song,
And trusts hs tender brood to you,
Fair flowing vines the summer long,
With clasp and kiss, your beauty WOO. +.
The sunshine drapes your limbs with light,
The rain braids diamonds in your hair,
The breeze makes love to you at night
Yet still you droop and still despair.
BeneAth your krOws At fall of dew.
By lovers lips is softly told
The tale that all the ages through
has kept the world from growing old.
But still, though Aprils buds unfold,
Or simmer sees the earth aleaf.
Or autumnpranks your robes with gold,
You sway and sigh in graceful grief.
Mourn on forever, uneonsoled,
And keep your secret faithful tree
No heart in all the world can hold
sWeeter grace than oOnstancy.
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A dispatch from Boston to the New
York World says: Letters from provision
houses in Liverpool bring intelligence of
the shipment back to the United States,
within the past sixty days, of between FIVE
and Six thousand boxes Of American bacon.
the sale OF which on the other side at
the rates current would have involved too
heavy a loss to the owners.
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Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease,
This has been 80 long used and so uni.
versally known, that we need do nc more
than assure the public that its quality il kept
up to the best Il ever has been, and that il
may be relied on to do all It has ever done,
Prepared by On. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical aud analytical ChenisEs.
Lowell, Masa.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Ea- sold by Settlemier 4 Co, Albany, and at
Wholesale and Retail by Smith d Davis, Port
and. sesly
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SETTLEMENTS NOTICE.

undersigned are hereby notified to appear and set
lie up within six weeks from this date. either by
note, cash or trade, and save costs. Our accounts
MUST BE SETTLED. j. ~FLEISCHNER q co.
Albany Oregon, October 9th 1855. ! v2nstA
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TO ARMS! TO ARMs!V

A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY ARMS OR
"A camp equippage belonging 70 Co: eB Linn
County Rifles, will please return them by OF before
the Rrst of next February. Any one failing 70 DO
so will be Immediately subjected to Legal proeeed-
ings for their delivery to me in Albany.
G. MEALRT,
Captain 90. tsB," Linn County Rifles,
Albany, January IL, laRF-R222W
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AT RATES

Hoping thereby to secure a liberal patronage.
My Ferry Boat is we'll constructed, with all of
the latest improvements for safety, and strongly
secured by a good WIRE ROPE.
ASHBY PEARCE, Proprietor.
Albany, Aug. 18th, 1S66S1y
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The peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScnoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
Inultitudes of men. II
either produces or To-
produced by an en-
.feebled, vitiated state
Of the blood, wherein
fluid becomes In
competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
the system to
fall into dieordeer and