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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-20

A LADY THIEF SMoTHERED WTTH AT
TENTIoN.-A certain lady in this village
whom we shall call Mrs. Jones, because
that is not her name, has some goods
stored in the cellar Of one of our stores.
A few days since she visited the cellar
with the evident intention of obtaining
some articles, and while there one of the
clerks had occasion to visit it also, for
the purpose of getting few pounds of
butter for customer. He noticed that
the lady in question stood close to a
quantity of eggs, and that her crinoline
had assumed undue proportions. He ap-
parently paid no attention to her, howev-
er, but hastened back to the store and
informed one of his fellow clerks of what
he had accidentally discovered. A con-
sultation was Immediately held, when
one Of the clerks resolved to ascertain
the correctness of their suppositions, viz:
that Mrs. Jones had number of eggs
concealed in her dress. In order to do
this, the clerk seized an axe handle
and commenced fourishing it near the
entrance to the cellar. AS soon as Mrs.
Jones made her appearance in the store,
the clerk addressed her thus : Oh,
Mrs. Jones, there is spider on your
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aWilliam thee knows I never call an,

civilian, thee knows I never call any
body names; but, William, if the Mayor
of the city were to come to me and say,
Joshua, I want thee to find me the big
gest liar in all Philadelphia. I would
come to thee and put my hand on thy
shoulder, and say to thee, William, the
Mayor wants to see thee. =
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Agent for all the leading Newspapers and Maga-
zines published in the United States or Europe.
Full catalogues sent application.
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Any person who has had card pictures made
here since the Gallery burned down GS63)
get pictures from the negatives ut the rate of
three dollars per dozen.
HaEing had eight years experience in the bus
iness, believe that Tan insure to give satisfac-
ton. j. A. WINTER.
Albany, Sept. 10, ls6S-2tf
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dr,ss, which he instantly struck in Sc, :
erai places with his shillalal, causing the
eggs to break and stream from her GRIN
oline IN all directions. The effect can be
better imagined than described. Mrs.
Jones did not stop to offer an explanation,
but left the store as FAST as proucliing 9
power provided By Dame Nature could
carry her.-.St. JoA,s PrpuIAeou.
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Charleston complains bitterly of the
cold weather.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-20

he lanls;ll Coaric, Of last week has
eisht or ten columns devoted mainly to
the inquiry, Can State secede::" The
editor concludes it cant.
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a LII those knowing themselves inhabited TO us
IA arc respectfully ly=requestsdt to can and ssttle
immediately. g8ua ~
:. Ma Old accoxafs mast b scaled ". As
BEACH q MONTEITH.
Albany, October 10th, '0s
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ne negro race constitutes one fifth Of
the population OF the United States.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES,

AMY BrILDISU.l
Proposals In Duplicate will be received by The
s iaT th sf so ssbsstsRss sos VIZ
opp pounds Of prime Beans. Ia barrels. full
10 900 pounds Of Bro Sugar, In barrels. full head
u, oCQ pounds Of Gu Loaf Sugar. In barrels. full
T.a6 gal Ions Of Pure Cider Vinegar In barrels.
Loo pounds AdAmantins Candles. 10 boxes.
strapped, u pounds each, 6and u 30 the pound
Loo pounds Of Family Soap In boxes 10 pounds
10, 6oC pounds salt. In barrels. full head lined.
900, pounds Java Coffee. In original mats.
'fgSsS pae sSqRsS H. c1 Ss:se. in original bag.
5SSd,d ssTss T. pISId GSTsd
1900, pounds Leaf Lard, In pound eaddIcs,
iSJ doiin cSas D Tomatoes. , pOuu' cans
q doIsa cans q Trss6 16ystsi., Tpoasd cans.
cans d coadsa.Sd S H1f pound S cans.
i,oSjRS boxes of sardluss, q original cases.
70 dozen bottles OF Picked Onions, packed, 70 in
% DOZEN bottle. Of Chow Chow, packed. IL In a
10 doIeG lille, Of Worcester shire Sauce. packed,
800 pounds Of Chocolate. packed in Is pound
S5Opoands Of Yeast Powder 4 pound cans. packed
0dSISa CAKES u Tplri Soap, assorted
5000 pounds Of fin" Cocker, % pound cans,
40 p unds VI Taplouh, IN pound packages,
packed Ia iOpunnd box .,
10 gsioGS p ekiSd Cpcum6ers' IL 10 ,siISS kegs,
40 hgSe. DessecaIed Eodush' packed II original
2,GO gaIiiUs Of MlxoI PiaIle.. 10 % gallon kegs.
! 30 bottles Imported 4herkin'' lu orgiosl pack
These stores NJ" required for Immediate ship.
nent; The manner VI max ing bids, regnirem' nts
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PknHELL, -On the nth instant, Of me.sls. ard
brain fever, skILtsI PArsELL, the youngest 400
o. arthur and francss Pannel, AGED N ,nths and
% days.
tlsved ny little s,tls. once,
He WAS nv sreatful pride,
loved him, o perhap- too well,
For soon he slept aud died
Tha Spitlt i.nq, seal,
SNt freed n m sin, aud .orrow fel
To dwell beyond the ,kle',
Relatives and friends ofthe family are peetfuily
Invited to attend tho fuuetsl from the residence n
his parents, No south 4 St Get, % Monday ed
Instant, at 10 o'eloek q m
LhuCK On Friday morning.. the 10th instant,
after a long and severe illness. Of consumption,
CLAY LACK, for many year. prominent ON "er Of
clerk He was loving and devoted husband,
Of sincere grief for his loss will water his grave
wArsnN On the leth instant, at o'clock a. IN.
Laws wArsoN. aged 81 years
GRAY IN the i0;h instant, after q painful ILL
ness, hARRI L, ORAr, yonhgest sou OF Henry W.
and Harriat A. Gray, aged months aud IS days.
BROWN. on the 18th instaat, ALFRuD A..
BRowN, aged 81 years.
WILSON on the sDth Instant, after q brief III.
ness, srsrHss WILSON In the 10Th year Of his age.
MAYHEM. On the aOth instant, Of consumption,
VIZ, MArHHw, agsh ~ years.
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New Advertisements.
ny GREEN A WILLIAMS.

IlY UREBN WILLIAMS,
u kucttonssrs aud Real Estat' Brnksrs.
NJ, SO, -"uthes-t corner seventh and d streets
BY Vrtu" ~ p oper authority Twin sell In front
OF the preinissp, on Saturday, March n, at t:3O
q Ock p v all thu intnre, OF the orphans OF
Rphralm b Rodbird. deceased. In part Of lot let
tsrsd 10 lot numbrr.d u. of square 60, 10 the
aud stamps at purchasers cost.
MANY W, RnDBIRD. Guardian.
mh22- GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NJ Z W b o o X :

England. ~ AutiphOn. BY George Macdonald
The Day Dawn aud the Rain, aud other Sermons
By Rsy John Ksr, o. Glasgnw. q 90
sunday School Coreert. 9i.50
Jack the CouquerorI or, Difficulties Overcome
Medical Books at the lowest PRICES.
Paper stamped with initials without charge.
WI. BkLLkNTYNB,
SO Seventh street. lntelligsncer Building.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l sCRlBsR hA. obtained from the 0Iphans'
lumbia, letters u naturalization on the personal
state Of PAIRJSK flrIoHRALD, late ofWashink.
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
'oexhi9it the same. with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 3lh day Of
March nsKti they may otherwise by law be ek-
cluded from all benedt Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of March,
1850, JOHN TRUMAN,
mh22.M9ws Administrator.
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our Warrington Correspondence.
HNrcH n, isJs.
10 hs RCpu6ii,Il.
An rfPEcT OF TUE PACIFIC RAILROAD STOW

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national hhahees'
THE TESCRk-of-oFfiCE DEBATE
fuphe attention (al the fcderal Metropo-
hs) mas rarely oeeh more intensely nxed
upon DEBATE In the senate chamber than
on that upon tne question oil the repeal OF
tne tenure-oi,o Once ih"i nor mas any other
oeeu'reu III 'ne ocna'e Inanoer ior years
past that mas oalled iolh more oratorical
ability An impression has prevailed that
the Senate had become well-nigh divested of
oratorical superiority, II not capability.
This debate mas entirely exploded that notion
mere, insomuch as almost every speech de-
hvered on the question has embraced strong
points, tsrsely and indeed admirably put.
THE SPEECHES.
Senator schurz, In his maiden Senatorial
effort, demonstrated the soundness OF the
reputation as popular orator he brought TO
washington Nomore ready or pungent de-
batter has held a scat In the chamber In the
last decade, nor any more graceful or pol
ished In the manner Of his elocution. Sen
ator sprague took all by surprise in the mat
ter OF his speech against the bill, proving
himself remarkably we'll read man and
deep and bold thinker. As distasteful as the
views he announced concerning Increasing
Senatorial power were, evidently, to many
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The Tsuure-of-Omcs Act.
The discussion Of the bill for the re-
peal OF the tcnure-of-ofnec act, did not,
a. many supposed II would, terminate on
Saturday by vote 10 the Senate. It will
come up In that hedy again to-day, and
vote may or may not be reached. There Is
great diversity Of opinion as to the final re.
suit, hardly any two states agreeing. For
instance, the Washington correspondence Of
the New York Hsraid gives the following as
the probable vote upon the question of re-
peal:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Blyard, Boreman,
Cameron, Casserly, Cole, Corbett, Davis,
Fenton, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Ham
Morton, Norton, Patterson, Pomeroy, Pool,
Pratt, Ramsey, Robertson, Ross, Salisbury,
Sherman, Spencer, sprague, Stockton,
Thayer, Thurman, vickers, Warner, Yates
SO.
Nays-Messrs. Abbott, Browniow, Buck
ingham, Carpenter, Cattell, Chandler, Conk-
ling, Drake, Edmunds, Ferry, Gilbert, Har.
Ian, Howard, Howe, Morrill,, Rice, Sawyer,
schurz, sewart, Sumner, Trumbull, Wiley,
| Williams-23.
Doubtful-Messrs. Cragin, Nye, Osborn,
Scott, Upton, Wilson,.
| The World has the following as It's slate
ror psnsal-aa,ard Casse,,v C.m.ron
| corSo,, P.aaI, n. ia IssserS., Fowier
Fon,on Giihsrt G,imss Tamiin Kellogg
uaEo wo.t,n 49, pra,, panares,
pooi ~. Rnpsr,son sh.rr,an snra,us
a,oo,,ar rhnrman T,.ssr Vio,ars tS,Ii
.on and yatesGao.
For Suspension - Ramsey, Rice, SAWYER,
spencer, sumner, Stewart, schurz, Scott,
Upton, Trumbull, warner, Wiley, williams,
Brownlow, buckingham, Carpenter, Csttell,
Chandler, Cole, Conkling, Drake, Edmunds,
Ferry, Harris, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Nc
Donald, Morrill,, Sye, osborn and Patter'
son-S2.
Doubtful-A66ott aud Anthony.
Absent-Ssulsbury and Hamilton.
The Tribune correspondent nuds 70 for re
peal aud SO against, with doubtful aud
absent. as follows;
F. r.,aINu..,,. c..,o, co.,,o,,
rao,ta. Es.,on TiiSn,. C,iUas
uasiiT, EoIioas or,"n Pnnorov PM,
p ,n, nI pois' D.. sho.a -a,,,o
Tposor wioon Ys,o, Ravar% Sa.ssrir
Davis, McCreery, Norton, stockton, Thur
man, vickers, and Fowler.
Those counted as opposed 10 repeal
hessrs. Aoooi, Hantnony, Dt T T DucA
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hEApau ARTISTS FIRsr MILITARY DisrRicr,J
STATE oF VIRGINIA, }
RtcHsoHp. Va, March 10, tsdo
General Orders, No. 30.
The date from which the REMOVAL Of titn
effect, as Designated In General Orders No. -,
nom these headquarters, dated March Is,
1869, Is hereby changed from March 18th to
March 2lst, 1859.
BY command Of Brcyot Major General
stoneman. 8. T. CuALFtS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official; @. II. BURTON, list Lieut. 2lst U.
3. Infantry, Aid-dc-Camp.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK MAHkENA.
NEW YoRK, March 20-l q. m.-Cotton
Sugar unchanged In every respect. Stock
5000 hogsheads, $4,000 boxes, 10000 bags.
Flour dull and unchanged, Wheat dull aud
loweri n.42@l.45. Corn quiet and wcaki
s6@sS cents. Oats quiet and steady, 10
cents. Rye quiet and steady, $40. Pork
dull and lowers s9i.ea. Gold 1907.
BALTIMORE Markets,
BALTIMORE, March 20.-Brsdd.ts6,.-Tht
market for -four continues inactlya and gen.
orally heavy At unchanged rates. Sales re-
ported to-day ofHoward street extra at from
se.so@s; Super at $4,000; Western Super
al S6.l2lS, and Fine at 1918 per barrel.
Whedt-was dull this morning. The re.
ceipts were small, amounting 70 only $500
bushels, but we taSe only to report sales Of
common red at Sl.50, AMI fair to choice red
at from sl.75 to s2.l5.
Corn--Was heavy and lower this morn.
ing, white being 9 and yellow cent per
bushcl off In price. The receipts were about
$1,000 bushels, and we note Gales d. follows,
viZ' White nt 81 cents, do at 81 cents, vel
low nj s09si cents, and do. at 81 cents.
Both white and yellow closed at the figures
last named.
| Prorisions.-The market generally is firm
In tone but inactive, and we hear Of no
transactions OF moment. Bacon IL hrm, and
orders arc being filled at Is cents for Shout
ders, 17@l7H cents for rib Sides, IS cents
for clear rib do. There Is demand fol
Bacon from the trade, and at a slight decline
from the above figures, sales could be made
Hams we quote at 20@2l cents for sugar.
cured. Bulk meat We quote firm at 1870
1877 cents for Shoulders, 15IS916at cent.
for rib Sides, and 164@i6h cents for cleal
rib do. There is, however, very little offer
ing, and we hear of no sales. Lard we quote
firm at 10000 cents, and Mess Pork steady
at s32. 5O@33 per barrel.
| Stgdrs.-There is rather more Inquiry fol
sugars, and the late advice from Cuba hav,
Impaired a somewhat flrmer tone to the
market, but prices show no improvement
aud We still quote as follows, viz; Refining
grades l2@l2h cents; grocery grades
| Cuba l2If@l3h cents; do. Porto Rico l2ii
OBJ cents, and Demerara vacuum pan14ji
@l5I cents.
Refined Sugdrs--Arc very dull, and W,
quote as follows, viz: Hard Crushed ut L
cents, and Soft do. 10 cents for A white; 1853,
cents for Circle A; l5A cents for B; l5b
cents for Extra C, and Is cents for c yellow
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TOFrfCIAL.l


DErARfNESf OF sILrE,l
wAsHISGrOS, March 10, lsp !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr. .. II. McCalley, the Con.
sui Of tho united States at Callao, Peru, Of
the death, on the 9Th Of February last, at
Junin, Of Captain DUsSTso, Of the bark
"virginia Dare"
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The MAYOR AND TUE TRUSTEES OF COL
oRED soHooLs,-Of all the apologies We
ever read for an unjust aud uncalled-for at
tack on public officer, that published by
the trustees Of colored schools, in the Chron-
icls of yesterday, respecting charges against
Mayor Bowen, in what they are pleased to
call "report," (but which bears evidence
on Its face that it was intended to iuJurc the
Mayor with the publlc,) Is the most lame
aud impotent
Our article of Saturday last exposed the
du'au, OF the report alluded to, and set our
readers right on the question of coIorcd
schools AMI the Mayors course toward
them since their organization. Let the pub
lt fudge bet wpr,, hin, and hIs acrusnra
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ATTEN TON Is
AZ called to the very hne NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies' apd Gsutlemeu, the only one
delphla, and Boston style, Ladies' that VISIT Mt
BRETT's can eoina In aud have the very beat TEA,
neArP janlb-N
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TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICE,

UNITED STWATEs LATENT dHEKML .GyEES "A ,sOo
On the petition o. VILLAS MCDONALD, Of Nor
q. ia1ia. New York, praying for The sIten;
July, 1855, aud reIssued the 18Th day OF March.
1858, for an Improvement In Machine for hitreing
Pr nters' Rules:
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the lhh day Of June next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
lepositious. aud other papers should be hled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA f0OTE,
mh22. Miw CommissionaT OF Patents
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~-oARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.

THE LARGEST bToCKi
rF 4k ss sSsT RkssSs S fTETiSss
WIN. 8. MIrCHkLL CO.,
Over Perry 4 Bros
iA27.tf Dry Goods kstablishmsnt,
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GporErk Prlly aud Mary 4 StinrnriI, under the
stylr Of Geo. X. Petty \ Go Is this day dissolved
By IN tuAl eOnssut; said dissO luton TO take effect
from Ma eh lst, 1874 GeorgeK Petty having puT
chased the Interest Of Mary StinemStE N the said
eO.paT nershlp will settle up tho business Of the
late rTm, aud viii continue the Hat aud She bust.
pess With ncr ased facillies at the old stand So
Seventh street, one door alb we PennEylyAnia ave.
nue.. GEpRGEK PETTY,
MARY Z. sTlNEhEIZ.
wAsurvGruS, D. c March II, 1870.
mlb-At Star ]
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

An election will be held in each Of the Jury
vsrds Of this parish on Monday MAY 10th a. d
1859, for the purpose electing a member from
said v.rd to compose the Jury for the ensu ing
term. rThe polls will be opened from 6 .. M to
7pln. on said day. and the election to be con.
Quoted in sccordance with existing law Of the
State.
lseWard-st the store Of Louis Arcensux.
Cd Ward-at the store of Auguste Cassie.
Sd ward-at he Bruly Landing Coffee house
54th Ward-at the house Of Joachim Aillet.
3 9Th Ward at the house Of T.. Derichebourg.
9th Ward-at the Court House.
7th Ward-at the store NJ r Hanrahan.
9Th Wsrd-at the store Of George Smith.
9Th Ward at the store Of W. l.. Clark.
10 Wsrd-at the Bayou Pc vdra- school house.
illth Ward-lt the store of L. 8. Hereford.
. J. Y. DURABLE. Jr.,
Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-01

nv VIRTUE Of q writ Of Ii: ia direct
no sheriff Of the parish Of West Bat
Rouee 10 the above entitled and nnm
S0,sd cause, of date April 18th q. D." 1869
tsom the Honorable the Fifth District
Cont 10 and for the parish of West Baton
pouge, State aforesaid, l have seized and
oil ofsr for sale to the last and highest
h;dder at the Court House Of this PARISH
- West Baton Rouge o .., r
SATURDAY, the 5th day Of June 4. D.,
,sse. at II o'clock a.. NJ, all the right,
.;tIe and interest Of the drfedaDt, Ulysse
rsrhos. 10 and to the hereinafter describ'
ed lot, to'wit; .,.l.
A certain lot situated in this parish, at
Bu:v Landing, and in M~claisooville. and
d~esi9oated as lot number three Of square
.r,mber four, measuring sixty feet front.
9TH a depth Of one hundred and twenty
Feet. with all the buildings and improve
meats thereon, rights, ways privileges
snd servitudes thereto belonging.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
n judgement, Interest aud costs in the
above suit. ,,J,, a..
terms Of Sale-Casb, with the benefit
Of .pprsisemeOt. % y.
m.vl Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-01
AVIS dELEcT7ON.

Une election sera tenue dams chaque ward de Juri
de Police - c-tte paroisse Lundi le 10 Mai a d 1863
dane le but d'ellre U" me nbre du jnYi pnur r-preseater
lie. dts wards p,ur 'annee suivante. Les ~-crutins Sc
ront ouvert DEF heures a m a 7 heures p m, ct re &C.
ton eera tenue conior "ement aux lois de csi Etat.
Ter Ward-au magazine de Louis ,rcenaux.
ZINE Wsrd-a, masazin d. Anun'te Cassie.
3ne Wtrd-au cafe du 3rbIy Landing.
4as Wsrd-a Ia mssnn de Joachi >iIIet.
5me Ward "a Ia maison de Ter nee DerIcheboure
6me Ward-a Ia maison de Cour. .
7me ward-au magszin de Richard H.nrahan.
e0e Ware-an magazn de Gorge Smith.
Sine Nsn--au mag lin de Vim 1 Clark.
lOmn Ward--a la mason decole Bayou Poydras
lime Watd--au magazin de - 5. Hereford.
.t J.V. DURABLE Jr,
Sherif
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-01
JOSEPH JOOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA. IL
q. Office opposite the Court House. :

Il. B. WHITE & z. W. ROBERTSON
Attorneys 4 COunselOrs at Law,
lafayette st.. bel veen Convention & Florida.
BATON ROUGE. La, A9a