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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-30

SENATE.


After the conveniug Of tho Senate this morning
the following bills were reported from committees:
s. H.. No. II, " ith recommendation that II pass /;
y. u. No 90, recon m endng It's reference "a Judi
eiary Cominittcee y. Il. No. 10 and No. 20 with
their passage recon M ended . substitute Tor 4.
u. No. u; y. IL. No. 20. to supply deficiency Of
s3.75 50 In appropriation 10 drain lands In Marion
county, and s. H. 80, to reimburse certain parties.
wera introduced. j. ts.E ~ u ~
Following bills were read second tine: H. d.
I. for marking of packed salmon; II. u. 10. to
protect fisheries: =. II. 10, To tax national banks 1;
5. u. u, and >. u. -.
!. u. Is. TO abolish Office Of Adjutant General,
was passed.
S. 10. 90, 10 create oties Of State Reporter. wa.
referred. .f y= z5E -..f.4s
r. ~ ArTERSoos SESSION. .
Petitions from umsiilla and Grant counties
$. u. 20. II. d. II. s. u. 81. aud s. u. 3. were
Rad hrst time. = ..4.-
s. d. 10. 70 appropriate $4,000 to aid In max
ing a wagon road from Sandy to tho Daile.. TO he
paid out OF the proceeds of sales Of SOC. 900
af land granted by Congress Ia aid of Internal
Improvements, failed to psss.
Mr.. Fay rose to question Of privilege, Hnd
called attention TO an article 10 last Saturday =
HsraLi. which be thought referred to him in scan
daleua aud scurT.l..us terms. lie demanded =
Committee OF arestisation. +se
4 committee was appointed. eopsiEiing OF Bald
win. Mosher, Cornelius. IiouIt and Brown Of Ba-
kcr. .-.H.s s.s.
HOUSE
mc.sagc from tho Senate announced the
aIopti"n. by that body. Of a resolution to dcsig-
nate the Oregon Branch of tho c. r. X. X. of
jacksonville, Oregon, incorporated Aug. 5ih.
1870. the Company tn receive the grant Of
iapds. for thc construction Of tho Oregon Branch
oi the C. r. u. r., terminating upon tho o. 4 c.
u. H.. In Rogue Hirrr Valley. Tabled till To-
morrow. s ...-t ... -, -
The 1fanse went into comtnitiec Of tho whoie
on the Coos Bay Wagon Road bull, and adjourned
nj lli5. eH.TsI.HsE 14s...s
AYrgRSooS SESSION.
Coos Bay Road Bill was referred To Judiciary
Comm .ttee.
!. On motion Of Helm The Benton county contest
Cd cases were taken up. aud Mr.. Strahan, counsel
for conisstsnts, began reading tesiimony. and af
ter hour or two occupied in that way, the
House adjourned til tomorrow. q
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MospAY, sspts a6.
SENATE

MospAr, sspts ae.
n SENATE
Senate met nt I'm
Tho phssaks Of q. Il. No. ts, to amend iiiilita
Inv. was fccoihmsuded BY Military Coinmlttce.
Cochfat introduced, s, b. No. 27, TO regulate
ekaminatioh Of sshtol tcathefs 81 BIZ
r. ID. No. 96, To define d school 1uartefJ WIS
presented. I.
s. ). r., No. II. fcinting 10 ftailroads Id soHth.
.rn Oregon, vas adopted.
8. u. No. ~ aad 3. u, No. 2s wcfe rtad first
M s. b. No. ts, creating .ha Office Of cotBril,.iot
ct OF Latds, was ttad sucnnd title hnd fefcrfed
y. u. No. 10 cfeatiug ofnuc bf Stats Heborttt
and amending Stats library law, was fsad 4 see-
ona time aud referred. ~ .sFs s.ssss=este,sse
y. d. No. 2i. granting aid 10 wagon road
through jackson, Grant and Baker counties, was
read second time and referred. lau51afTt
B. d. No, ~, regulating inclosures, was read
second time and rcierrcd 5 also y. u. No. ~, ex-
empting honicsteads from execution also 3. H.
No. rs, relating 10 private corporations. 5t
Communication fron, the Gpvcrner, relating TO
public lands, wa. referred TO appropriate commit
II. u. No. J. relating TO marking salmon pack
ages. read frst time. -l.Iy ~ II s s5s. 4 ,..5
II, u. No. 10. for protection Of salmon fisheries.
read hrst tlmc, and scnatc adjourned.
7is e53A HOUSE.
House met at r. ". and Mills offered petition
from citizens Of Washington county, asking tho
passage of - law 10 prevent persona from using
profanc or obscene language. or from reckless
riding or driving. which was referred.
Holm introduced bill 10 amend liens 81 me-
chanies and other laborcrs also u bill ~ repeal
the law requiring District Attorneys to appear In
divorce cases.
Alexander introduced n bill for tho relief OF
Artemas Dodge. Of Linn county.
Following bills were read second time -
Amis bill. No. II, TO prevent the killing Of game
during scrtnin seasons; 1Iare's bill. No. IB. 10
amend an net relating to assessments and collec.
tion Of taxes; Whitaker bill, No. o, 70 iicenss
and tax drummers. etc; Helms bill No. q. Tor
tho relief Of u. +. Bonhnm Territorial and
Librarian; wbsli.y's bill. No. is. 81 disiHpor.
porate Trustees Of Trinity School whalIey's bin.
rs, to purchase and distribute volumes Of REPORT,
Of decisions Of U. s. District and Circuit Courts
Drains bill, No. l, donating land. to Coos Bay
Wagon Road Company: q f......-t-.
House adjourned 10 tomorrow.
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NOVICE Of FINAL sErrIEMrMr

MANUEL ALLEN. ADMINISTRATOR OF
the estate Of William II. Allen, decensed. hav
ing this day filed his final account Of his Al
mjnistration Of said Estate and rendered the Same
for settlement; it is therefore ordered that
Friday, the 7th day Of October, 1870,
at the hour Of o'clock, r. ", Mt the Court House
in the city of Albany. in said coanty and State,
be appointed for the hearing of objections to such
final account and the settlement Of the same. and
that notice hereof be given BY publication in the
State Rights Democrat" newspaper of general
circulation In said county, once : week for stlcsst
four successive weeks prior to said day.
BY order Of said Court. ass s.
s. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
Sept. ), 1ss0-n4w4
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMENT.

eb DIN c. SNoDGRASS. ADMINISTRATORS
with will annexed. "f tho estate Of Elizabeth A.
snodgras.. deceased. having this day fi!cl his na
account OF his Adm ministrstion If ssia E.tate and
rendered the for settlement, j, is therefore
ordered that
Eonioy, the 7M tlt.y Of -Nosember, 1870,
at the hour Of o'clock NJ. at the Court House
in the city OF Albany. in said county and State,
be appointed for the hearing Of objections to such
final account and ahe settlement Of the same, and
that notice hereof be given by publication in the
IS ATE Rights Democrat" newspaper of general
circulation in said county. week for at least
fonr sucres.ire weeks prior to said day.
Ey order of said Court
s. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
Sept. S, 1STG-n7w4 sf5 &E#iI
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I & Z fr.s 80 asf-.a
LAND FOR SoLD1ERs AND SAnoRs. The
Commissioner-Gen of the Land
Office has written an, opinion upon
that clause of the army bill which al
lows all persons who served honorably
for three months in the army or navy
during the late war, to enter, free,
160 acres of land now held along the
lines fland grant railroads at $3.50
per acre. The course to be pursued
by applicants is the same as under the
existing Homestead law, except that a
special form of affidavit, setting forth
military service, is required. 80 ,.@,. =, : e
The cars are running to the Salem Fair
Grounds. - 5sa ~ = - 80 80, ;,
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The snperlatiye cheek of the Bulletin
editoris amply eyinced in the fact that
he is already attempting to adopt Sem
ator Kelley as a '.Holladay man . But
tits generally understood that as an
"adopter," Jimmy .isn't a buckle
berry in bears ear. af=aaa1a g NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-30
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

% oiiS C. SNoDGRASs. EXECUTOR OF THE
.staie Of Spencer L. snodgrass deed. having this
day fled his final account Of bis Administration
OF sai Estate and rendered the same for settle
meat; il Is therefore orlerei that
!Nondoy, The 7fh doy of NoremJer, 1870,
at tic hour Of clock r. n. nj the Court House
in the city Of Albany. in said county and State,
be appointed for The hearin; %. objections to suck
FINAL account and the settlement of the same. and
that notic- hereof he given by publication in the
estate Rights Democrat" newspaper of general
circulation in sa:i eonn'y. week for at
least four successive weeks before raid day.
by order Of sad Court.
S. A. JOHNS. County Judge.
Sent g. IS.n-n-ul
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-30

Hox. CHARLES A. ELDR1DGE has been
re-nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Fourth Wisconsin
District, and his nomination is OF
course equivalent to an election. 80, =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-30

The big fire at Salem last Thursday
destroyed Boothby 4 StdpIeton's sash
and door factory, b. F. Drake's resi-.
dcnce, } Collins iiouse aud Mrs Towns.
ends barn. Locs about $4,000. Nc
Insurance.. -. oar
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The heirs Of d. n. Townsville, deceas-
ed. last Monday began l26O suits Of eject
.ment for 65 parcels Of city property, in
Portland, and there is q big sensation in
consequence. ssaa s''all'' 4 90 s., e. s. s
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Spernntorrhea.

Dn. gDopEnTY has just published az important
pamphlet embodying his own views and experiences
in relstion to Impotence or Virility, being short
treatise on Spernatorrhaa or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all, whether married single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt Of six ccnts
in postas,e stamps Tor return POSTAGE.
Address. W. X. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
y3n3Stf San Francisco, Cal,
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Drs. Mccord and Belt have been ap-
pointed physicians to the Penitentiary
innaates. Gov Woods wants the chap
laincy, but the aboys" soy he's too soft !!
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ADmISIsTRATRax, NOTICE.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned been. by the County Court
Of Linz county, State Of Oregon. duly appointed
Admins;ratrix Of the estate Of ". 5. Kendall,
deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
sre hereby required 90 present them. with proper
voucher. 10 the undersigned at ber residence.
twelve miles south 81 Albany, Linn county. Ore
gon, within six months Of the date hereof.
FRANCES b. KENDALL,
Dated Sept. &c. 1sT0.-n7v6w4. Adtn'x.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-30
PLAIN HOME TALK
q ~ -Asp- q a
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
BY Z. Il. FooTH. NJ. D.

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ual Starvation, Prostitution, Confluence On ore
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Magnetism, and who believe in it If you want to
know all Diseases peculiar 10 Women, To Girl
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Read private Words to Women"
If YoU WANT TO KNOW Valuable Hints
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about Marriage. its History. Polygamy and Mon
ogamy, PoIyandry and Free Love; il you want
to know the Philosophy Of Eloremenis, Adapta-
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GEORGETOWN.

STEALING PROM CHURCH.-As mentioned
In Saturdays STAR Officer CUNNINGHAM accost-
ed a man and a boy on Saturday morning last
about three O'Clock on Bridge street, who had
in their possession a valuable chair and a large
roll Of carpet and hating them they threw
down the articles and eluded pursuit. The ar
ticles we're then brought to the station house to
await identification, and a Mr.. Davis, who re-
sides near Tennallytown and always reads THE
STAR, saw the item. Shortly after he made
certain inquiries which led to his coming to the
station house this morning where he identified
the articles az having been stolen from bethesda
Church, four miles beyond Tennallytown, in
Montgomery county, Md.
The WHEAT MARKET Is very firm, there being
great scarcity of old and new wheat offerings.
In consequence of the geeat demand following
the war news, the farmers of Montgomery
county desiring to take advantage OF the in
creased prices are bringing their savings Of the
old crop into the market. A fair sample this
morning, OF about thirty bushels, sold at SI.65
per bushel.
The COAL TRADE is getting brisk, although
some large cargOes have been shipped by the
one thousand ton steam GOLFERS Hercules and
Achilles during the past week. During the last
twentyfour hours over sixty vessels, 'of different
sizes and tonnage, have arrived in port and are
awaiting cargocs Of coal.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-The valu-
able property OF X. Dick, corner OF GAY and
Dumbarton streets, will be sold at auction to-
morrow evening at O'Clock.
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ALEXANDRIA,.

The Go>ette of Saturday evening has the fol-
lowing items:
CONFLICT OF AUTHoEITY.-CaptainJ James
+. Webster and Lieutenant John l.. Smith, of
the police force elected by the City Council
under the new police bill, committed to Jail by
order OF the Mayor, on Wednesday night last,
were brought before Judge Keith, at Chambers
in the Court House, at 10 O'Clock this morning
and released upon their own recognizance in
the sum of 500 each. The whole matter in dis
pute was ably argued by Messrs. q. f. Stuart
and II. y. ClaughtOn, counsel for the Mayor,
and Messrs. +. l.. Smith and +. l.. Smith, Jr ,
on the part OF the Board Of Police. The Judge
at two O'Clock this evening, took the papers in
case, and Will carry them to Warrenton with
him tomorrow, and give his decision some time
during the week. A large crowd of spectators
including many me mbers OF the two sets Of
police, were present at the examination, and
seemed much interested in the proceedings
Until the decision is rendered the police officers
of this city will continue rs at present.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT-A cOl0red man, named
Neil Triplett, while engaged in hauling hay on
Mr.. Samuel Pulmans farm, across Hunting
Creek, day or two ago, accidentally fell from
the wagon and striking ptchfork in his de-
scent ore prong Of it entered his head under the
lower jaw and emerged just above his eye. Fol-
lowing an historical precedent, he seized the
handle and removed the iron which impaled
him, ard Is now doing we'll, and hopes are en-
teTtained of his'speedy recovery.
ATTACKED BY A RAT.-The family of Mr.
Aleck Kerhahn. residing on Pitt street, near
the corner OF King, were awakened last night
Dy the cries OF the baoy, ana upon going 10 the
cradle where it was lying, found large and fe
rociOus rat making a violent attack upon it,
One OF its fingers had been almost eaten Off, and
the savage animal could with dific Guilty be driven
away, returning to the attack several times, and
fighting its assailants.
HEALTH.-The Board of Health organized
yesterday evening By electing DR.. Hammond
president, j. w. Nails secretary, and l.. Robey
messenger. Sanitary regulations were adopted,
and the board adjourned.
The CorroN FACToRY.-Mr. Hugh Bone has
resigned the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Mount Yer
non Cotton Factory, and Mr.. S. +. Cobb been
APPOINTED in his stead.
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JrsT TIE THING FOR The SEAsoS-Ths
uoWn-rlyeT excursions Of the steamer Lady of
the Lake supply Just what is needed at this
i'erlod OF the year to enable those who cannot
leave the city for ANY length Of time TO get ~ome
healthful recreation and invigorating fresh air
without interruption TO their business. The
SUNDAY afternoon trips are very useful in this
way. They are OF that quiet and orderly CHI ar
acter that the due Observance of the day is not
Violated. and our most respectable citizens with
their families gladly avail themselves of the
opportunity to escape for few hours from the
dust and facilitating heat OF city life. The boat
rs ia charge OF the careful and thoroughly cana
bic Capt. Denly, and there l. no better officer
afost; and the other officers and employees of the
boat have been selected for THEIR good qualities
a. the citizens having the steamboat enterprise
IN hand desire to earn success for il by dealing
well nv the public. Refreshments of good
quality are furnished on the boat by attentive
walters. and the steamer is so roOmy and well
htted, that the "Trip is one of luxury a. we'll as
comfort The excursion OF yesterday took a
large and pleasant party. embracing numbers
of our best known citizens, some forty miles
down the river on the breeZiest and most enioy-
able of trips, returning to the CITY in good sea-
son-atO Il half-Past nine p. III.
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ARREST OF TWO NOTORIOUS RogGHs.-Early
yesterday morning, Officer Marden noticed two
men in the course of going through" person
house on 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
The officer arrested them but one of the thieves
offered resistance and the policeman had to
draw his pistol. They proved to be two notori-
Gus roughs and garoters named Jos. Atwell and
Henry Shadwell, denizens of Murder Bay.
oricsr Barry came up and assisted Narden, and
the prisoners were taken to the Central Guard
house. On being searched, a black alpaca
coat, black hat, and "a pair of low Iuartered
shoes were found on them, which had no doubt
been takenfrom some other person found asleep.
The ofhcers picked up a chilly and 81 note,
which they had taken from James McGuire
their last victim. They will be arraigne before
Judge Smell this morning.
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Druggist, corner | and Sd sts., Fourth Ward

THE Lee QUESTION Ed. Stdr:-In regard to
"Mercators' cloud growr' at the wv. G. Ice
Company (meaning, L suppose, the Washing
ton and Georgetown Ice Company, ! would say
that the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
pany sold its entire interest on the first day of
April, 1870, and has had no existence since
Having had the control and management of
that company am constantly annoyed by let
tiers OF complaint. and also by personal COM
plaint and desire to state that since April LIST
| have had no connection with the management
OF any company. 1 make this statement to
avoid any further annoyance on my part arising
from misapprehension of facts.
Washington, July p, 1870. T. Il. FOWLER
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SPECULAT1ON.-A prominent liquor daale
ON Pennsylvania avenue lately made 81 O0
clear by exchanging bis large stock of whisky
tor imported wines which, the day after tn,
transaction, had advanced. champagne s. De
basket, and other wines in proportion.
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GOT THE GOLD AND LEFT TOwN.-Yesterday
morning German woman employed as "A
domestic at the restaurant of Sebastian Rabbi.
on Marylapd avenue, left her employer, taking
with her a valuable gold watch and a small bag
OF gold dollars belonging to Mr.. Rabbi As she
procured ticket for the train to Baltimore, il
Is supposed she is in that city, and the detec-
tiyes have been notified.
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LARCENY OF MUsIC.-Yesterday Afternoon
officer osterhOus arrested John Bender a col
ored boy. charged with the larceny OF a guitar
from hubert G. Murphy, and lie was turned
over to the Police Court this morning.
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PEEsoNAL.-Mr. George Il. BarbOr, the
popular passenger agent of the Richmond and
York river line, between Baltimore and Rich
mond rid West Point, is in town, for the pur-
pose OF extending the operations OF that line TO
Washington.
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TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-The regular weekly
meeting OF st. Stephens Catholic Total Absti-
hence Society was held last night at the Paro-
chial School House. An eloquent address was
delivered by Mr.. q. w. Mari, and a number
took the pledge.
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MCRDERoCs AssAULT.-On Saturday night
a. Charles Brown, cOlored, and another person.
were sitting out in front OF Browns door, in
CniontOwn, several colOred men came along
and one staggered against Brown, but excused
himself immediately. Another OF the party
asked, "What in the HI are you doing, apollo
giving to a ngger?" and stepping up to Brown
gave him two cuts with a razor, infictng fright
fnl gashes across his breast and abdomen. The
guilty parties escaped.
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Lewis Jones, colored, plead guilty to swear
ing in the streets, fined g and costs; and in
default was committed to the workhouse 10
days.
LIQUOR LICENSE TEST CASE.
William \. Dustin, charged with selling liquor
without license; evidence showed that the Ii uor
was bought and paid for. Mr.. Hine, counsel tor
defence, contended that the defendant has the
right to sell while the application for license is
pending before the Board OF Police. This fact
was established and he asked a dismissal of the
case. Mr.. Tyler, corporation counsel, cOntended
that this was not sufficient. A license was ne
cessary according 70 the laws of the corporation.
The court gave Judgment against the defendant
and fined him $50 and costs. Mr.. Hine gave
notice of an appeal.
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.
James NARROW, charged with cruel treatment
OF a horse, fined 81 and costs, and in default
was committed TO the work-house for thirty
days.
The court adjourned till ten O'Clock to- NOR
row morning.
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MAN WHO DOES Nor WANT AN OFFIJR-
The following letter was sent to Mayor Emery
on Tuesday last:
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 10, 1870.
To Hon. NJ r.. Emery, Mayor of Washinaton.
Sir: Having found that the much coveted title
OF "ApOthecary to the poor" is detrimental to
my professional reputation, and seriously inter
feres with my regular business, and believing
furthermore, that a confirmation of my appoint
ment by 'the majority of the present Board of
Aldermen would be a doubtful compliment
which do not court, hereby respectfully re-
sign, sincerely thanking you for the confidence
in my fitness which led you to award the con-
tract TO yours, most respectfully,
OSCAR OLDBERG,
Druggist, corner / and Sd SITS, Fourth Ward,
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CLOSING OUT SALEOF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at 1919 cts; Psra-ols
al half price; Summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice; 1880 yards Calicoes-best makes AZ 10
and l21s cts, good at Ga cts Never before have We
offered such bargains BENZ MILLER,
Jyl4 lOl Bridge st Georgetown, D. @.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &C.

walls OPERA HoUsE--Keiley X Icons
kiinstrels.
SSHTETzEN PARK.-walhala Troupe and
awarding of prizes
DAILY EXCURSIONS 70 Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 245 r street.
MARKRIrRR's ART GALLERY, ass Ith street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.