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AUCTION SALES.
LOUIS STERN q Bros SALES.

AUCTION.
PERExPToRY sALE ..-..- I
N -Of- r.
800 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs.
JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMERS DIkEcr
FROM THE MANUFAOTU GERS, AND ESPECIAL
LIZ ADAPTED TO THIS MARKkT. ~ ~0sf1r i
BIZ LOUIs STERN - BROS. g
N. sTKRS Auctioneer.
UFDNEsDAv. February IA, 1889. at 10
w O'Clock their saesrooms Nos 80 Magazine and
s6 Drawer street. without limit reserve vhaevsr viii
te Sold II 81. tn ~ ..f aLI- 10 % fI-I
500 CASES BOOTS. SHOES and BRoGANs consisting Of
assortment suitable for t,ity Country Trade
These goods and desirable. and will be sold In
lots suit purchasers Country buyers consulting their
In crest will attend
H1- TrRNs-At Sale. iH Y.
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LOTTERY.


real .srATz LorTzzH. I
1-ae
f4 gr4 s.. arfiHs
.srfr rnlro la l1 u.s.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF RIAL ESTATE.
To be Ds.pe.sa OF b. Lottery.
oeF aal
Thsdrswng of this Lottery win take place tss SOON Ii
tickets are SOLD undsr the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY Legislature Of the State In 1863 and which
embraces In It's Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY. to-wis;
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, now open 70 the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL .tF
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wAREROoMs, Nos
us lis and l2o Royal street. adjoining the Hotel
sHx purrIrro AxD aurx4nrnos He. q 81 Is-a.
street, opposite the Hotel
THE 81. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT la
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
lie Prizes.-.................. Tickets $40
e rs .-i
For full and particular description Circular. which
viii be postpsidtO any desiring and all orders for
Tickets viii receive prompt attention BY addressing
lb alI o. T. HALL t
st. Charles Hotel
lLl New orlea"s La
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PIANos--sEwINs MACHINES.

PIANOS--SEWIN6 MACHINE S.
GROVER 81 BAKER
~ Saving MAcHIEEs :.
The enly Machine adapted for every class OF FAMILY
SEWING Once and ssesrOom for the Southern States,
ls2 CANAL STREET, New Orleans. La.
AGENTS WANTED.
SIS TO 800 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount can be
made BY selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE--Prics. SIS. .l1s.lIaL.
For Circulars and Terms address .tt--, cd Ida la
~ O. BOWERS 4 Co.
500 South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa
THE AR,oH PLANO FOKTH. '
sKAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
n. ...- ... Na.H HNf I'D hfIt
fnsARIon FIASo FoKTB declared BY ths Saaev ID .ns
the Americsn Institute, held In September end
October 1867 be the Lest plano exhibition and amer
test trial srdeed by the American Institute with the Pianos
othe successful exhibitors ct the ers Exposition, vas %
sred by Judges be the best Piano known 20 than
AGENTS WANTED Frstcss and responsible Agents
Send for circslss, price list, terms, eto
Nanufactory and wsrerooms, ld and l1 Bcysry, nsAl
Delaney street. View YORK HAMMER oc
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Digestive Elixir OF Fspsinss $50
iKIMAULH 4 co, CHEMISTS, PAkM

PKPslNE the Istssl scientific discovery Of Dr. Oorvssr
hysicsn 70 bis majesty the Emperor Of the French tina
Gastric Juice tse rather the digestive principle purified
which dEssts food stomach When By some cause o.
othsr tho supply q dgeve uid IL zoo small the inevitable
Consequences bad Digestion gzttis gsstraa infs1-
nation o. he eoas Of the stomach and bovs hs<r
burn ptaiie, anenll los Of strength and Gin emaes)
ehoross The Exrtf Pspsino which Il sanctioned BY The
APPRECIATION ofths Academy Of Medicine speedily curs
al such diseases, prevents vomiting daring pregnancy
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S. GUlNAUlT'S SALES.

S, GUlNAUlTS SALES.
UNREsERvFD SALE OF MRS DURAND'S STORE
WIFDINd UP HER BUSINESS.
M .. GUINAULT. E..T ..,
.iI AuCrToNgER,
Ofce-Corner Of Exchange Aley and Bienville Street.
and ensuing days Royal street, between Bienville
and Customhous streets, will be sold
The Of the above consisting OF hne household
articles splendid and complete China dinner SETS CutRAss
China manfel China such plates
dishes cups and pitchers punch bowls plated
kitchen cutlery plated spoons and forks cook
ing uens and quantity Of articles too long to enumerste.
nT- TERMS Cash
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LOB sALE-REAL EsTAfE-skvkkAL hvH
dred Cotton and Sugar Psntstons located In The bss
portions Of The cotton and ststea Also kics
Psnatens Orchsrd and large bodies OF val uah
tinber lanas Az. large variety Of City and sueurbar
Property improved and unmproved the orm Of Residences
stores building lots and squares vorsols tcrmh fers
rishng invest do vel 70 call and sxamtne oar Proper
tss KILLER 4 Gard, Rsa Estate AssnA No u cas2deAs
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AUoTIoxEEK.

] -- Near Czrondeet, New oresna
Liberal made cynsignmentA Auction ssiss Of
Furniture Csroes Produce Real Estate and descrp
lion Of Merchandise pity attended 10.
Regular Sale Dsys-MondAys. Wednesday, fndays and
EaturdayG
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cHAS. T. NASH'S SALES. 30
FURNITURE. ........sUNDRIES.... .....FUR
Nv ON As. +. NASH.
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic Hall Auction Mari.
Corner st. Charles and rerdido strests.
WEDNEsDAY, l5,h spst-. at H o'clock A.
w NJ, gt art, as above ~ill be roid-
egant assortment Of redroom Psror Dinngroon and
Kitchen Furniture suit BILE for the OF country and city
hand varied assortment OF uefal sundries too
merous to psricularize Goods packed and shipped.
Hs- IERns-Cash In u Treasury notes
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TUkkIf .FURNIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO.,
4 n. MopraouIRy. Aucfionsw.
rNHURsDAY. February 10. ~ II o'clock =.
~ their Auction Mart 81 will be sold
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD ~ RNTTURk
such Is Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstssds Bu
Armoirs. Washstanda Mahogany and walnut Tess
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chsirs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sdeboad Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Csrpets French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engrav
lngs Paintings Docking Stoves and UtsnEa 10, oerg tr
contents OF several vsll-inrnishsd house,
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds. oans and Wood ssa
Chairs ETC. .- IL .aai
Bs-TrRxs-Cash in o. g. Treasury Notes
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Syrup Of e,ruvian BARK sad Iroa.
's-PKxrAKED ~
eRtMAULT co..

= J. DUcovgEs.
50 Ghartrs strpc<.
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APPROVED BIZ SxuE PARIS ACADEMY or
;FSEDICINK
BURN du Buisse Is IodIde OF Iron sad Man.
I r1rI sSsaess Pills. fIlpi Ia

No Mose Cepeisa and Uubeos.
euHAULrs oissUbEs AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
r-l.f s,il1 NArIoo vEGETALla Ildirf 8f.
wssrs al eshr tsass hsvs failed, ths.s prsssr.soas
WI always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
cure 81 severe receni ard chronic Of prvxs dssas
They used In The hOsptas Of Paris b. the ceeorssd Dr.
Rcord 0r greatly superior 70 all hitherto known
mineral rem I'D Oopsbs Cubsbs Ths Injection
assa IN rsosns and sarsulss In nors ohrs.ie eassA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

CLOTHES LINE.-A week or two since
we spoke of a new invention called the
SO Metallic White Wire" for clothes lines,
being introduced by Mr. F. T.
Brock, of Harrisburg, who owns the
agency of this State. Since writing that
notice, we have tried one of these wires,
and found it to be as representative
NEST economical and in all respects the
best clothes line we have yet seen. The
wire once properly stretched, and you
have no more trouble, as the weather has
no effect upon it whatever. It will not
rust, and therefore will not discolof the
clothes, and will not break. Mr.. Brock
will furnish you with these new lines at
three cents per foot-and as they will
last life time, you need have no more
trouble about your clothes lines.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

THE DIFFERENcE.-Some men in
talking or speech making, never hesitate
or are at loss for words to explain
ideas others hesitate, and often get
considerably mixed up" and are hardly
intelfigible in their selection Of words.
The cause is simply this: The man
who is perfect master of language and
has a mind crammed full of ideas, in
speaking, hesitates IN his choice of both;
whereas, common speakers, having but
one set of. ideas, and but one set of
words to clothe them in, are always ready,
and can talk "like clock" until they run
down. when they have told all they
know. Yet this latter class generally get
the credit of being, to use the common
phrase, right smart men,"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
BRowNsVILLE ITEMS.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. s, 1869.

BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 8, 1869.
The frost has subsided; Winter has
ushered in its soft and balmy breezes.
Some of the young people arranged
for party at Mr.. W. r. Kinks hall, on
last Friday night. A sumptuous supper
was prepared by Mrs. Simmons. They
must have enjoyed themselves hugely,
for they kept step to the music all night,
and event home with the girls in the
morning"
Mr.. Kincaid, blacksmith of this
place, one morning last week, cut off the
head of chicken preparatory to its being
dressed for breakfast but, like Banquo S
ghost, it refused to down, and is still
alive At last accounts remedial agents
were being applied to the wounded We
soon expect to see the public presented
with real specimen of natural curiosity
"a live chicken without a head This
will beat the bearded woman, or the
woody Avery calf all hollow.
The upper eneF Of the mail route lead
ing from Salem above Eugene has been
sub-let by its present propretors to MIR.
W r. Kirk, of this place. The citizens
have hired the present proprietors to
bring the mail from Salem twice a week,
instead of once, according to arrange
ments with the General Government.
The postmasters on the road intend max
ing the necessary arrangement to secure
a mail from Salem to this place, and
make it twice week instead of once, as
it is now weekly service.
A practical mechanic of this place,
who has ample facilities at command: is
making the necessary arrangements to
commence the manufacture of wash
boards on large scale.
There is literary society, or debatiu 6
club, organized here, that purports TO be
secret organization. I have been cred
IDLY informed that one clause of the by
laws reads thusly: ''That no old men,
experienced debators, smart men or boys
under fourteen, shall become members of
this society"
a subscription paper is being circula-
ted for singing school, for Professor
Bassett, of Marion county.
Arrangements are now being made for
the formation of another debating soci-
ety
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A gentleman who was rather impatient
at table, declared he wished he could
manage without servants, as they were
greater plauge than profit. " Why not
shave dumb waiter % suggested a
friend. "Oh, no, returned the other
" l have tried them-they don't answer y
A lady who was very modest and SUBJ
missivc before marriage, was observed by
her friend to use her tongue pretty freely
after "There was a time when [ almost
imagined she had none." ''Yes," said her
husband with a sigh, "but it's very long
sincen'
1t is great hardship to sit at your
window all the afternoon, and see the
pretty girls passing along continually,
and no leisure to accompany them,-it is
as the man in Jail said when he. looked
through his iron bars.
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San Francisco Markets,

WHEAr--Inferior grades, Mt $1.10@ 130 me-
dunn grades, 81 .35 @9I.4h good shipping, $1.55
@1.60; choice milling, 81 s1.5o@l.6o.
FLouR-Choice family and bakers, extra
$5.124@5.50; shipping, extra, $4.621( "a 500 /;
superfne, S4.00@4.374; fine, S3.5e e@3.s7t.
BARLEy-We quote range of market at s0c@
I.o0--extremes, $I.02@I12l.
OATs-Range of market, $1.00@1.35.
RYE-Quotable at &c.
coRs-ouotable at s1.oo@1.1o for yellow and
white.
PoTAroEs-Prices rule low-10c@1.25.
HIDEs-Dry. 15@164c; salted, 74@7ac; ex-
ira lots at Sc. Market active.
TALLow-10@1o4c; extra. 1o1c.
WooL-Quots bury at DC; choice fleece, 14c.
DAIRY PRopucrs-Butter 55@70c; in kegs,
373@ 40c. Cheese, 154@ 1sc Eggs, Oregon.
40@45o
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DREApEuL ACCIDENT

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. - Harry G.
Coulson, of the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Portland, accidentally shot himself on
Saturday last, while out cunning near
that city. From the position in which
he was found, II is supposed that he must
have been dragging his gun by the muz-
zle. when it exploded, the whole charge
entering the scull just below the left ear,
coming out at the forehead. He expired
before he reached the city. Mr.. Coul-
SON was favorably known as former
County Clerk of Multnomah county,
was an active member of the Ere De-
partment; also, member Of Samaritan
Lodge No. 2. 10. o. F. He was
Genial. whole-souIed gentleman, and his
sudden taking off is sincerely mourned
BY hosts Of friends.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

Foor-RAoE.-The boys manufactured
little fun on Thursday afternoon in the
way Of q foot-race. The race was be-
tween Messrs. Harpool and Beard, $40 a
side; distance, 20 yards. The race
transpired as above in front OF the Court
House, Harpocl winning the race. Beard,
added to the fun of getting beat, fell
down iu the mud, which tickIed the by
ISLANDERS not little. No fun in Albany; !;
Oh no.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

STIR AND WHIz.-Hyacinthe has
been excommunicatei revolution is
threatened in France; the great Earl
of Derby is dead Fenians are becoming
restless in England; the famous phil
anthropist and eminent banker, George
Peabody, is dead; the Oregon Central
Railroad is finished to Milwaukee Capt.
Hall, during his expedition to the Arctic
regions, played a great deal of " old
sledge" on the ice, yet the rush still con-
ainues at Blain & Young's to see their
low-priced clothing, ladies' dress goods,
boots and shoes, ETC.: and their sales still
continue large.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

CHANGED HANDs.-Mr. Pierson has
bought out the grocer establishment on
the corn er of Broadalbin and First Sts.,
lately owned by Mr.. Geo. Reed. and
takes this mode of informing his friends
and customers that he will keep con-
stantly on hand a good stock of fresh
groceries, provisions, etc., which he will
sell at the lowest living rates. Give
him call at the old stand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
SANTEAN ACADEMY!
LOCATED AT
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon.
Rev W. d. NICHOLS, Principal.
Rev. e. a. JUDKINS, Assistant.
Mrs. S. c. NICHOLS, Preeeptrcss, and
Teacher of the Ornamental branches.

VHNIIE Academic year, which commences Sep
u tember 1st, 1869, and closes Jaiy 18th, 1870,
is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each.
Students admitted at any time and charged from
time of entering till close of term. No deduction
for absence in Term time, except in cases of pro-
tractcd sickness.
Students can here enjoy every facility they can
desire for acquiring thorough education. Young
men obtain rooms and board themselves at
small expense Young ladies obtain board
in the family of the Principal, who resides in the
Academy building. Board and tuition, in such
cases, Thirty Dollars per term. No ertra charge
for board during racation.
a Commercial Course
has been adopted for the benefit of young men
who wish to acquire thorough business educa-
ton. Send for catalogue, address the Prin-
cipal, for further information:
Lebanon, August IS, 1S69-52tf
YEA Tuition lorrer than any other school Of high
yrade IN the State Of Oregon. -tsA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

Free trade is a great hobby with Eng
land. She means it. She is downright
earnest about it. She wants it for her
products sent abroad. But how is it
with foreign productions consumed in
that country? Take the item of tobacco
She derives larger revenue from Amer
lean tobacco imported into England, than
the United States does from its entire
tariff ON all goods imported from Great
Britain
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

THE LARGEST HOTEL IN THE WORLD.
w hen the new Union Hotel of Leland
Brothers, of Saratoga, is completed, it
will be the largest hotel in the world. 1t
will have frontage of 1850 feet, five
stories high. 1t will be built of brick,
and the building will be divided into nine
compartments, almost fire-proof. 1t is to
be finished and furnished, ready for the
reception Of guests, by the 1st day Of
June next
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

ALBANY CoLLEGE.-This institution,
under, the supervision of Messrs. E. r.
Geary and S. G. Irvine, gives promise of
the highest success. Although the
present term commenced late and under
unfayorable circumstances, yet there are
about seventy students in attendance,
with prospect for the number increasing
to eighty or ninety in a few weeks. 1t
the Albany College fails to be patronized,
it will not be because it is not now con-
Quoted by able and experienced teachers.
The two gentlemen under whose control
the College now is, for ability, thorough
and complete education, large experience,
and continued success as teachers, have
not their superiors, if equals, on the Pa
cifc coast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat makes tie

Brick Pomeroy's Democrat makes tie
inquiry: How, in the name of God,
will or can the people trust our leaders
when they will not trust each other, and
prove by their honesty, bravery, Democ-
raey. and devotion to principle, that they
are more intent on public good than pri-
vate gain, and the Qualification of personal
spites 90 We give it up.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

UCCEssFuL.-Messrs Ike Froman,
VIM Riley and Dave Froman, after an
absence of several days in the mountains,
returned on Friday, having killed fifteen
deer during their absence.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

CHANGE-The Democrat has changed
its publication day, and now issues one
day earlier-Friday instead of Saturday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

SWEET PorAToEs.-Those sweet po-
tatoes we obtained at Hiltabidel s Co. s
were niff." They are bound to keep a
full supply of everything in their line.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

RAILROAD MATTERs.-The party of
surveyors under charge of Chief Engin-
eer Brooks, have been busy during the
week, surveying and leveling up" the
new line for the O. G. Railroad The
line as surveyed enters the north end of
town through the old brick yard, rum
ming thence nearly due south to point
on the the Calipooia, about one hundred
yards above the bridge en- the Corvallis
road The line runs directly in front
(west) of Albany College, barely missing
the residence of Thomas Monteith, Esq,
on the east. Instead of being on the
outskirts the road comes within an ace of
running directly through the heart of the
city. Should the weather not prove too
rough, the surveyors will probably reach
Harrisburg next week. Hurrah for our
side
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

Do you believe in the appearance of
spirits, father?" asked rather fast
young man of his indulgent sire. No,
Tom but / believe in their disappear
anee, since [ missed my bottle of Bour-
bon last night" replied the old gentle
man
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

SToRMY.-High old zephyrs prevailed
through the g dead hours of Thursday
night last, and the rain fell in torrents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Office, No. CT Front Street.
Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portland, Ores

AdjonIng the IeIegraph Uihce, F0ftIahd, oregon.
Special Collector of Claims,
Accounts Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mcrcan-
tile Claims of every description throughout Ore
gon and the Territories, WILL DE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED. well as with due regard to economy in
all business matters intrusted to his and the
proceeds paid punctualy.
Real Estatey Dealer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
A Wise and Just Law.

The equity and beneficence of the Massachu-
setts statute, and the conditions in the Policies of
the New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company. whereby the surrender value of Pol
cies latter payment of premiums have eeased) is
credited up a l-paid term Policy. was re-
Gently exemplifed in the case of A. c. i. MILL
Err, of Portland. Oregon, insured for $4,000 in
this company. under Policy No. 1854.
Mr.. MILLER died August 2, 1869, and neg
ected to pay the Policy the 22d day of Janu-
ary last. The President of the company, upon
being advised OF the death of Mr.. MILLER, re-
sponded under date of August 23d, that by virtue
of Machusetts Laws and the provisions of the
Policies of the company. the Policy was yet in
full force, and the loss 5,000) would be prompt
1y paid less the amount of the unpaid premium
and the interest thereon
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company Of Boston is the only company
on this coast governed by this Law, which con-
tinues all it's Policies in force until every dollar
paid by the assured Is absorbed in Insurance.
EMERSON s. HAINES are the General
Agents for this Company. Oregon. oice-CAR-
TER's Building, Portland.
RUSSELL & ELKINS, Agents. Albany
Oregon. oct9-5tf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13
1S6O-1O.
Albany collegiate Institute.


TNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
i ton for youth of both sexes. will open
Monday, the 18th of October next.
1t viii he in charge of the Rev. EDWARD n.
GEARY and the Rev. SAMtEL q. IRVINE, assist
ed by corps of competent teachers.
cLLEN3AR.
The first term will embrace Is weeks of tuition,
ending February 4th 1870.
The second term will embrace 20 weeks of tu-
ition, from February eth to July 1st, 1870.
RATES OF TUITION
(rEn QUARTER OF TEN wEEKs.)
Preparatory and common branches. ...s5 90
Advanced English. w
Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher
Mathematics, &e........ w
Tuition charged from date of entrance to end
of quarter. and payable in advance.
Organization of College Classes.
A Freshman class will be formed and course
of study prescribed at the opening of the term.
Principal Text Books.
Wilson's Readers Clarks English Grammar,
Robinsons Mathematics. Hooker's Natural
Science, Quackenbos' Rhetoric. Abbott's Aber-
crombie's Mental and Moral Philosophy, Ilark-
ness Latin Series. Fasquells French Series, and
the most approved editions of the Latin and Greek
Classics.
A Record
OF every recitation will be made, and average
given in Quarterly Reports also, of attendance
and department.
Government.
The aim will be TO develop in the student a
high sense of moral obligation, honor and integ
rity. and those who cannot be governed by such
motives, will not remain in the school.
Board
May be had in families at 81 per week, and
rooms procured where students may board them
selves.
u By order of the Board of Trustees.
EDWARD L. GEARY,
Albany, Aug 81, $3.50 President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

Boats are now running to Corvallis
and expect 500 to be able to reach Eu
gene.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-13

FREIGHTs.-The late rains have sent
the Willamette up, and steamers are ar
irving and. departing every day, bringing
vast quantities Of goods for our merch-
ants. At r. Cheadle's you will find a
large stock of fresh goods just opened.
Also, at P. G. Harper & Co.'S. Drop in
and get the first selection.