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IVA REGULAR MEETING OF KIT CAR
uS SON POST, No. ., Department OF the Pc
tomac, G. A win be held At Grand Army Hall,
corner Hh and ID streets, on SATU RDAY, August
ath. AZ 73O p. m, sharp. The puuctuaI attendance
II every eomrsde is earnestly desired. By order of
the Posi- Commander,
II g. W. HAYWARD. Post AdJutaot
0@ILLINOIS STATE REF BLICAN
QS ASsOCIATiON.-Therew will be a meeting OF
The ILLINOIS STATE REPUBLICAN, ASSUCIA-
TON at the Aldermen chamber. City Hall, on SAT-
lRDA EVENING, the nth instant. at q clock.
All members OF the Association, and all Iinoisans
interested therein, earnestly requested to be in
attendance.
Important business. of a political character will
be presented fer consideration.
su le-2t- A. n. HOLT, President.
@BUILDING ASSOCIATION The fifth an
Bl1LRtAS Nc rhs r u is7j in Potamsc mi
corner llth street and Md. ave, South Washington
The election Of off GERS will take place The attend
enoe of every member il desired.
~ . q. Il. CHU RICH. Trea.nrer
u. X THOMPSON, Sec. IRepI auT7 81
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A State temperance convention has been
called by committee Of the New York State
Temperance Society, to meet In Saratoga, T ues-
Jay evening, September 9th, to take action in
reference to the approaching State election.
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|Tbe census will show q decrease of from six
to ten thousand in the population of New
Hampshire. This is the first instance of the
less OF population by q State since the formation
Of the Constitution.
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The immigration into New York to date since
January lst, is 157 1000 900 less than Tor the
corresponding months last year
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SINGULAE--Ihst government like tina, os
Prussia can pick up its whole able-bodied male
TOT ulatiOn and carry II of to war in another
CoGEtry, and yet fail 70 get war loan at home
Capital cares for itSelf-the people are nothinS.
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~"Little Sarsh joy is a reporter on one OF
OF the AnIes- Butler wedding
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y8IEF oUARrEBMAsrkRs OFFICE.
THIRD DISTRICT, DEpr. oE TIE Has,
pufTapEI.PHIs. PA, August ii n,

RHILADtlPhla. fA.s august Il. lsIO
Sealed Proposals. in trip tcate will be received ~
this once until IL 'clook m on m0NDAr. Septem-
Der u. ls7O. for building snperintend-ats edee
according 10 plans ana specifications which can be
seen at this once
from floor to ceiling with pitched roof and Of the
following dimensiess, viZ:-ss feet inches By II fcet
inches, with piazza two staes a feet inches
by feet inches.
Preference VIII be given TO builders. mss1us. ox
parties regularly engaged by trade in works Of si
lar character.
The right Is reserved 90 reject any all bids net
considered 20. the interest Of the public
The envelopes TO be endorsed PropOssh Zoe
Lodge" and addressed 10 the undersigne..
HENRY HODGES.
MAJOR aud Quartermaster u. b. Army.
Chi. Or. Mr., Third Or. Mrs. District,
ul36t Dept. Ct the Eset.
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OFT THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEs
uS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

423 Ftth Stre.f, bet,ceen f. and r Streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August y, $50.
Orde'sd, That the follow ing places be designated
as Offices for the Transaction Of all public schoo bus
inezs by the respective cub boards: First district
franklin school building; second district. Miller
school building. ii street, between 9th and 7th sts
n. W; Third district, wallach school building
Fourth district, male grammar school, 9th street,
between ID and 4 streets, g. W.; and that the trus,
tees will be in attendance At these Offices from $50
TO go clock every morning from August % to Sep
tember g. inclusive for the pur Of issuing tickets
Of admission TO the schools.
Ordrsd, That the Secretary be instructed to pub
lsh the above in the city papers sulO WITT Seplt6d
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
bee quality Bed and White Ash ANTHRACITE
SVAh, wholesale ard retail; CuMBERLlNn
COAL, lump and run Of mine ND
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD at IO~ss
JAMES GLEASON,
once corner 18th st. and Penna avenue.
opposite Treasury Department
enlo-t lRepl Depot and Yard, q wharf
WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM p Hoover
w the Wharf and N III If the foot OF 7th straat
formerly Gst's,l where shall keen c0nstapfIy an
hand q line assortment of
WOOD AND COAL
our iacllties Tor saving and splittinR Stove and
hlndiing W ood are unsurpassed by any establish
ment 10 the city, and prepared % oil
With dispatch all orders for Hicksry osk and
fine GOD. SAVED and split any length desired.
Anthracite Coal
Quantity and quality ordered guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Orders by mai receive prompt attention.
sul02w WI. STEPHENSON A BRO,
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phOPOsALS FOB FUEL.
CLERKS OFrIcE. J F.
HOUSE OF REFRRsRNrATIVEs. ,
WAsHINGTOy, II. O., August Is, ls70.N
seaisd Proposals wiz he received AZ this Office
until TUESDAY, the ffh OF August, $50 at I2
O'Clock m. Tor furnishing, for the House Of Repre-
stnfatiVes, Fuel rs follows to wit:
~ tons l2li0 poundsl best quality White Ash No.
or broken Goal, TO be thoroughly screeaed
and free from dirt
leo cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood
80 cords best seasoned Hickory
~ cords best seasoned Oak.
The oak to be sawed in two pieces. OF the hicko-
in three pieces.
The whole to be delivered into the vaults Of the
capitol under the direction Of the chief engineer
within one month after the signing Of contract and
to be weighed and measured by an inspector TO be
appointed by the Clerk Of the House, whose feesto
wit twenty cents for each ton of coal weighed and
nine cents fer each cord OF wood measured-to be
paid by the contractor, prescribed by act Of Con-
grIss Of July IL. Isle.
No bids will be considered from parties per sonally
unknown unless accompanied BY q written gusran-
tee, to be signed 10y some responsible person, known
TO the Clerk such, that in the event OF the accept
ance OF the bill the necessary contract will be enter
ed into by the bidder within three days after being
notified to do so.
EDW ID MCPHERSON,
anl9 fmw5t Clerk FL. r. U. 8.
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YACHT EACB.-The English yacht Cambria
yesterday won the race for the nfty zuineas Gun.
tNi MY miles dead TO windwaId on Newport
and retaTn, beating the Idler nine minutes and
a tE.C
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EIsTANCE FROM PARIs.-Strasboury Ia 3t0
niifs ffsm Paris, Metz is 2ii miles; Nancy 2I9
mites; Bar-le-Duc is 157 miles; ChaIons fsur-
MsrErl - 100 miles; Reims is lO6 miles.
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NJ q Il L e E.

NJ TT c E.
Iwonld respectfully inforra my friends and former
customers that have REMOVED to 1915 Seventh
street, between ard o., Simpsons old stand, }
where will be found everything in the BAKERY
and CONFECTIONERY line
8. H. McCL0SkEY.
1918 Seventh street,
au1s IT. between ami O.
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. SOUND LOGIC FOB THE SICK.


The invalid has often good reasons to exclaim.
save me from my friends A general thing
each OF them will have a different medicine 10 pro-
pose, and il he follows all their prescriptions in
turn, their well meant atvice may be the death Of
him. The only sensible course in a OF sickness
is 10 resort promptly to specific which has stood
the test Of long and widely extended public expe-
rience, and obtained solid and suffi cient ground,
the reputation of Standard Remedy. This rank
among the restOratives Of day belongs OF right
and beyond all dispute to HOSTETTER'S sTOM-
ACH BlTTERS. Let those who are ing il at this
debiitating season az ar invisorant answer for
themselves a. to its tonic D9pertes. Can anv dys
peptic who has used Il question its superior
lily as a stonachic over every other medicine
Can any person Of bilious habits who has taken il
for liver complaint doubt its efficiency 1t is be-
heyed among the tens of thousands who are now
using, or have heretofore used an Alternative and
corrective. not one can be found who would ex-
Change ii for any other preparation in the known
world. For intermittent fevers, nervous debility
Constipation, sick stomach, and all complaints ari.
ing from Indigestion i'm Of the blood
II l. the only article which be consc iencousiy
guaranteed, and who Isl thoroughly &C
Guainted with its virtues will allow inter ested deal
ers in worthless slOps, which they make a large
profit, to furnish them in the place Of the great veg
etsble restorative. suI5 -ee3tAw
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SHIRTsI sHIRrsl sHIRTsl

SHIBISI oHIBIcI bHIHT6
WIN. II. RAULKNER would respectfully Inform
his old customers and the citizens OF Washington in
general that he can be found AZ No nth street
make HIRTS to order in tie most approved man
ner and at low prices. The cut and hnish OF his
Persons finding their own msteriai can have il made
mp ut short na&ice.
A good OPERATOR on Wheeler q wilson,. sew
ing Machine wanted. lRepl jy2s-im
NO R1HoQA SHOULD PURORAsa AAY
..s.s toned SIT sTfsr snf NO
md e., cole agents. Good new violins, With bow,
only o., o. 70 and O.. e1scial attention given z
tuning end rsVairtnS viAnos and other tnst,u
0oa0. oy0-6
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U}lANOS PIANOS PIANOSi-New and sec
L ond hand, for sale and rent At Io,rsr-
ng",s' thnH az any Other sSiabtishment ~
me DiStr'c! and terms arranged to su.t theutVkIV
circumstances of the purchaser. A large assort-
ment OF PABI.oR ORGANS and other Musical la
struments; also, SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC
BOOKS: Tuning and Repairing done at short no.
tcc, and orders solicited both from the District and
country at POE Il SELIGSON'S,
New Musical ard LITERARY Depot
125 Bridge street, Georgetown D. g.
anlS-tf IRepul, and Harald \
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II OW TIC q B Z B.

Tow Ia.UREs.
10 BALES FRESH HOPS,
EG fr hAsf sls sFSc kkl4 A.. ko esaa a
Tor sale low, in lets 10 suit, By
". II. GAIT CO..
Indiana avenue and lst street.
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rHlEF MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE
~ No. 126 WOOSTER STREET, NEW YORK.

- IL u T
August IL, 1870.
Proposals will be received ut this office until 10
O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 18th dav OF September
NO. for the sale the part of the United States to
the highest bidder the following articles of hospital
bedding and clothing. viz:
Bsdsacks. BOO: Blankets 10 Ocr: Counterpanes
GOtD: Gutta Perehs Bed Covers, ,UOU; Mattresses
Hair, 800; MusQuito Bars, a)IUO; Hair Pillows 6OOo;
Pillow Cases, White. COCO Pillow Ticks, aJOW:
Sheets, 5000: Drawers. 5000; Dressing Gowns
DO deZen.
The above mentioned goods are new have never
been used, believed to be in good Condition and
will be sOld a. they stand.
The Government will reserve the riytt to reject
bids deemed either unreasonable or from irres pom
sible psrties. No bid will be considered for less OF
any article than the amount ad ertise3 SAMPLES
will be shownA and any information given at the
Office. No. 126 Wooster street, near Prince
Terms cash. fair length Il time will be al ow ed
be indorsed for the Purchase Of Ho-pItai Rcd -
ding and Clothing
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Lieutenant Colonel and Acting Chief Medical Pur
veyor United States Army AN sst
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NJ II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUI
MADE BY TESSEY. DAyIDSoS & 90

or selected choice WHEAT, by a process known
only TO themselves, and thoroughly cleaned BIZ the
bees patent cleaners, Is now being placed on the
market with sstl,faC ton TO all who have tried il
Ftr sale ty most Grocers auls-Irn
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EDUCATIONAL

ot NJ LADIES SCHoOI NJ.
hi"n u. an = rerleucel t.a~ha-. ,..-''
rhcci Tor Young Ladie- MONDAY =, "a
l1fh. on New fofk sNeuue l.a'Uee-' ir.l y r,ll-r
s s Inquiries mas Be made u her a. nj -
suE In
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y lA-ia-fff tDNa DfI
ihtr INSTITUTION cfer- superior sdy s-ssr.. -.
edmcai % - Hurg Lalies IN Al htan~hs. - = n
lie Annual Session will ,,ornr,a,,.- "a TO-
BER 6TH. 1870 'hfIkN
for Catalogues, address
an II I'm John WrTSnN
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nTMILBURN'S POLAR SODA.
s3l lsrH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury,

KIssENGEN, vICHY, sELTzER,
SARATOGA. BLUE LICK, and
BEDFORD MINERAL wArlRs.
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WANTED-A GIRL to do the bousework for q
w small family Of adults. Must come well recon
mended Apply at the Agency of the Singer Sewing
Machine, ia 9Th street, near Psnna. ave. auStf
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,

III =
IL AT AUBURNDALE MASS
len miles west Of Boston. Inetruction fha-o,sA
SSNeiui, complete. Advantages for usic Paiatins
french and German, unsurpAs=e-i Partirni,- ~.
tentlen paid 70 common and solid branches T-.ch-
re CHOSEN with ereat care Number limited a. An
Meht year begins September 18th Address CHls
W. CUSHING. rs - - ~ &C
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

PRoPKkrYo%ss p tSS 8, s6ES fam q fity
acres, situated Burnt nfIls pike in Montgomery
county. Maryland, sss miles fro N wHshington IN a
Sc 80 s sssss % sSi,vstion Nth 'ne wafer
s'' 'u''oihs Appn @. JOHNSON,
us lsh strest between and a. OF northws-;
corner OF sth and streets. levitt
i HOUSE cgntsinsing rooms v i'm ass 'nS water.
also, fine yard situated on New jersey enue, be-
tween and G. For terms srSIy e yoprsS,
je22a Tle 18th street. between O ana q.
LOB sALE-A three-story BRICK, on 18th -ta Get
II west, near corner north, nine rooms-vsser IN
kitchen. Win sell cheap. ,,, ,>
je2t No. Q Intelhesncer Building.
LOB RENT-The UPPER FLOORS of the new
i building 9S5 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 10th Rooms large and sleg ant suitable FOR
odSs 15 :eSs
between 9Th and lafh cts jell
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OE sTH srRKET
WEST AND STREET NORTH
We have for sale the above valuable corner, At O
price and terms more favorable than ever before
offered 900 cash. and the remainder in enc, two,
JOSHUA WHITNEY a co,
jee T29 7th street between @ and II.
LOB sALE-sO ACRES OF LAND, on the new
II turnpike route, two miles from Georgetown, In
the land. Seld Ia parts TO suit purchasers. Stock,
poultry and implements the place for sale. See
J. 5. FRANKLIN. on the premises spDd
ITOR RENT-Several neat and comfortable UN-
able for gentlemen . lodgings light occupation.
To good tenants they VIII be LET very cheap. Resl
,ayabis so.tAty, 81 sdsasas. Apply q The Star
ONCE, counting room ap0-u
L view Of the City, surrounded With tres, orch.
ard, grapes &C. Rent reasonable.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

CIRcUs-Nelson's South American
Hippodrome and Circus, which met with
such immense success during an extended
engagement in San Francisco recently,
and is now performing to delighted audi
ences through Southern Oregon, will
give performances at FL arrisburg on Tues
day, the 9th inst, at Brownsville on the
9th, at Corvallis on the 9TH, and in this
city on July the sth. Of the perform
ances of the Nelson Brothers the San
Francisco Call says: They are wonders
of accuracy aud neatness. The most
apparently impossible feats are, seemingly,
to them, like the careless gambols of chill
dren, while their strength must be some
thing awful. To describe their acts were
impossible, as they fash through the air
with such rapidity that one pose is no
sooner taken than another follows in the
twinkling of al eye. James Cooke, the
Clown, is said to be the most refined and
best educated wit on the coast. 1t is, all
through, the best circus that has ever
delighted Oregonians. Il presents an
array of artists seldom seen under one
canvass. Two performances viii bo Civ
en- on next Friday-afternoon and night.
Go early to secure choice of seats.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS

HErrY.-The giantess and giant, the /
beautiful Circassian and the Lilliput, dis
PLAYED themselves to admiring audiences
in this city 1on Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Anna Swan, If divided up, would
make several very respectable sized
women-thereis entirely too much sweet
ness wasted on one woman, in her case,
in our opinion. Her ponderosity is as
founding, Nature having overdone the
Job. Monsieur Joseph is the largest man
of his size We ever went anywhere to see,
and his bigness seems to set we'll on
him. It seems from all we were en-
abled to learn from ainterviewing' him,
that he was born young, and took to
growing with such alacrity that the family
thought seriously of putting up house
for his special accommodation. But, for
tunately or unfortunately, in his boyhood
he was s'tuek" with the measles, and it
took them so long to go "through him."
thath became discouraged and concluded
to dry up on the grow, and show his
present length lengthy conclusion, to
be sure. He is quite an artist-at least
he is credited with drawing great many
houses, which also might be taken as
indicating great strength. He is credited
head to heel, and weighs one-fifth of a
ton at least. He is finely proportioned
gentleman, a sociable and pleasant talker,
and takes his hash cooked. The Circas-
sian beauty looked and talked well, and
sold card photographs of herself at two
and four bits each. Her willingness to
trust our "locar' to the amount of 25
cents, induced US to believe that the milk
of human kindness In her breast would
bust her up, financially, in less than three
weeks. (However, the handsomnosity of
our aforesaid sslocal' may have induced
the unusual confidence :. Her hair stood
on end ike perpetual porcupine quills,
only more so, and of much finer quality
She looxed-but we havn't time to GO
any further into this subject-those who
didn't gaze upon her, lost big thing in
the "look. line. Major Green, of one oil
the FIRST families of Virginia, 3S inches
high, IS pounds weight, and 80 years
old to hair pin, is as large as men Of
his size and age, and is really the smalles
giant in the lot, although he seemed tt
attract the greatest share of attention
He is all that the "biils'' claim for him
and seems to be a very pleasant littl'
gentleman. 1t was very well attended
show, and great many dollars wer
taken from this community and transfer
red to other pockets. Good bye, giantess
giant, Circa<sian and Lillipus-may you
journeyings through Oregon be pleasan
and profitable.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

DENTAL.-Dr. Geo. w Gray is su-
perior Dentist, and will engage to do all
work in his line in the most satisfactory
manner at moderate rates. Persons hav-
ing decaycd or broken teeth and who
dread the operation of pulling. can dismiss
all alarm, as DIR. Gray is fully prepared
to extract teeth without giving the patient
particle Of pain. His Office is in the
Parrish brick, up stairs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

CAMpMEErING-Ove in the Forks of
the Santiam, commenced yesterday, We
believe. Everything in the shape of a
vehicle in the city has been secured for
the occasion, and if the weather is not
stormy, there will be an immense gather
ing on the grounds to- morrow.
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Conc TO SALEM.-The Salem Fire
Companies have extended an invitation to
Albany Fire Company to participate with
them in the celebration OF the Fourth
next Monday. Our boys hare accepted,
and will start for Salem at an early hour
on Monday morning, taking passage on
one of the 2. 7 Company's boats. It
will doubtless be an enjoyable occasion,
as everything has been provided by the
citizens of Salem, with their proverbial
liberality, to make the occasion complete
success. The aPlug Uglies, will appear
duringthe day, clothed in the habiliments
of tho ancient and honorable order-a
big feature of the day. A ball at night
will wind up the days enjoyment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

Bath TUBs.-We notice that Mr..
John Briggs, at the "Old Stove Depot" !"
has supply of bath tubs, for children's S
use. The free use of water, ia the way
of bathing, among the little folks has
saved much sickness and many doctor s
bill.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

RAIN-Has been quite numerous
part of The present week. We merely
mention this that the hombre who bor-
rowed our aambrii," without leave, may
return it in the same unceremonious
manner.
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FrN1sHING LuMBER.-A

FINISHING LUMBER.-A new saw
mill has been erected east Of Scio, on the
Quartzyi.lc road, by Messrs. Bryant &
Co., in stWhite Pine Mountains" and
several thousand feet of this lumber al
ready awaits purchasers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

CATTLE Sale. y. M. Johns, Esq, Of
scio, sold hundred head Of ysarling
cattle last week at thirteen dollars and
quarter per head
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

BLAcKBERRIEs-Nou ripe, are so
thick, q short distance from this city,
that you can shake stick at them. We
think of trying it, just to see if it can be
did
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

PIcNIc.-The Sabbath School at
Knox.s Butte will give picnic on Fri
day, Inly 18th 1870. Other Schools IN
the county are invited to aktend, bring
ing their own speakers. singers, etc
Come one, come all
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

ALL SELEcrED.-Mr. Douthitt has
completed the selection of lands grant
ed by the United States Government TO
found an Agricultural College in Oregon.
The amount donated was $4,000 acres,
all of which has been located in the
vallies of G oose Lake, Lost River, Sprasue
River, Summer Lake, and one or two
other little vallies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

INsURANcE.-Every business man ac-
knowledges the benefit arising from in
suring against the accidents of fire. One
of the very best companies taking fire
risks on this coast is the Phoenix of
Hartford. It takes risks at low rates
and deals equitably and justly with its
customers We refer to the advertise
ment of this Company in this issue, and
ask the attention of those not insured tc
it. L. Finn, Esq, is the agent for this
city, to whom applications should be made
for policies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

SuspENDEp-We are informed that
the Seio Neps i to be suspended for
several weeks, as DR.. King intends max
ing Coos Bay visit on business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-02

THE FoURTu.-As there is TO be no
general celebration here ON Monday, our
citizens generally are looking out for some
other spot whore the day is to be appro-
priately honofed. The Odd Fellows will
have private party at Soda Springs, and
with croquet and other amusements, will
doubtless have pleasant time. Some of
our citizens will 60 to Corvallis !; others,
and probably the largest number, will 60
to Salem, come in buggies and others on
the 2. T. Co. : steamer, which will leave
Messrs. Beach & Monteith's wharf at 5
o'clock Monday morning. Numbers will
attend the Southern Methodist camp
meeting in the Forks of the Santiam, or
the NJ. Z. Church campmeeting near
Lebanon. Altogether we expect our city
will present deserted appearance on
the 4th