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New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

M sHoo5 are fs,, o. Co.sor rlsars aa-g rot eos 'au
CoPFER-Tbe market descriptions sfs1e, ale to-
dsy pace. rs arm "e qeo'e de l'A-e ~ ''' ~
Flour ASD EAL-Tas day len market fif c',
S. .Sa IS 9. iSi o1 % a.. s and Vita a Ss % ssa 1ce
quy PHe. Of most gIaes q 0 % sa's S,a Wort s sea v,
hoi 1t so1 It's e'pcly true Of gool 3hp2az st @
g y improve ana are .arsr Caoce View Plm brand. iroD
provenent in prices Mech Of e New Essy ioa. M Ss % -
soft and ye S'lab We oal e9ImeSs &c & que m - rnJ W. sne
ae .ssorimeni hee u fsl g'o Flour Is poo e a. Sroyd
goo OF really good shipping b'lnd' esos
& ; IaS bsi sf gSs an e ia r9g u Dps 70 ie west
% 3d Ce1iIs m :, A~ea fo @ so ,5, have % & % so5s eIsn, 70,
the Rio market a1i for .ae's extreme pees haie n sl AS g.
are Without u Fy o2g sa % ST sSop ssp Mo s eosn % % ss u
No superfne moderate business has been done a. sgh 81
goo quah Ordinary 30 is yery pel aad = aa'1 As
reaed stock sonsgts 1ni i'd sed shsr stas
aai sho 5og Of Winter M.sai We ils' os rs sb
Faaiy Flour ,he soaa - ,v ~ ,e We. Ie.j sgsast
5bs the week last year Tosy zoe soar icy
Cool O fam brands business Sew Family sells Dore readi
Common No. quite Gul and tame tae & ~ S Sroas.
ssppas EItrs wssn es q % 10 be, We Facs z
Sos So-i .."..... s5a 10 0sio Ro1rihooO.
IN; s 3S os @ 14gsS. Ss Pace s. 5'$ 55S
sSsse tfaac' doi... .o4 . White %9sst S1,. -, ,s
Mvs ,sssos. S.I '. 50I g Double 90 B
Gpi bee. 20 iaSSs Es;S,.. S.. Goa 6, 81 oS: i 9oa
Eas Aa3eS @ .a'aa g,a 5 5case Esis srssii % %
S.rn FIou Is without mucb though tess freely o-ei a.
t. $50 tBe Af.et r Quiefi sales OF 80 oO we qaos:
l Alex anl 5eor-c.o Mxd 70 Good sun - ~ ~ 80
A 3eorget0Wn. Extra and Family 80 y -
Richmond CoI1.fg nure0lue. S'W
taclmoud CouAIy EE1a.....'.''".'''''..'''' o!% ~
s.s.
uogsrllL BANDS SsW
Hsaersorn Extras. 90 y bO
Rve Flour Is 10 request steady sales o 40 bb We
qaoge: e.osae,so
ye Flour s.a'e anG MA 20 M we oro 5@
Corn Meal western 40 Neal Brre. - - ds2
CON- MeaiNesLW. 5 80 q 3 1Oi
Canadian RouF is quiet II SO 250 80 90 CaionA ara oregon
mi n liz racflre. lnNH 10
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United states csc currency outstanding to-day:

The Cincinnati Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad
entirely completed and in operation 1t extends from
Fort Wayne Ind, to Richmond, 30 miles In the state OF
Indiana and connects the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne. and
Chicago Railway the Grand Rapids ana Indiana Rail
road and the whole system OF roads under the control
of the Pennsylvania Company in Indiana and Michigan,
with the Cincinnati Hamilton, and Dayton Railroad TO
Cincinnati and Southern Ohio and Indiana. The first
mortgage per cent bonds of this Company are offered
to the public for investment They have so years to rum
principal and interest payable in United States gold
con and guaranteed jointly and severaly by the Gin
cinnat Hamilton. and Dayton Railroad Company. the
Pennsylvania Company, and the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Company; beside which three power
ful and influential corporations contract with it for
favorable interchange of business The bonds are offered
for sale by winslow, Lanier Co. at s2i and interest
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Pennsylvania
6s, lGs Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2lt Reading H.
r., 5st Pennsylvania X. r., 5os Gold ll2t. -
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specel
ending Aug. 26 and since the beginning Of the year:
fSsoe.y sooltcd iiaS iS5o5 isa5o
Sine. Jss. 1........ sii978093 si55g5o75O siTi86g5
The following shows the imports o. .oregn dry goods
and general merchandise at the port New YORK Ior the
week ending Aug 5O and since the begnning Of the year
Dr., t0s sSS s s, s5ss5g, 5tsss55g9, ss5;c siSsisi
Gsseia Gs Meiciiad::.: iSoS Sss5s 6i56S
rot. for the ..... s8Ii050i sIo575gls sno2l5i
Previously repOred..... iso'lOj7h 2to5'alS s917l5'o
Since Jan 2I4245 s2534i793 S3ool6i5B
The following are the dry goods imports included
In the above for the same period:
FOR axrseh $50, $50; ISL ..Ios-, is72:
Thrown on market..... 32IO,l5l 4s52,54 4s'l,sS
Ersr5 a. he mort ss76a3Os so6o5OgO sIO3ss7879
1ooyn on narket..... 6923759O 85.76C5l8 e5i53,325
The exports OF specie for the week ending Aug 81 we're
as follOws .o...o
Total for the
Previously reported, ''ti0ooo
Total since Jan l. lS7....................S56 S565ilET
The following a comparative statement OF the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF Newf0rk 70 foreign
ports for years. for the week ending Aug 81 ana Iof
lI,,,lrt In nndarnnfpd
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And the following for city bank stocks:

In railroad bonds there was moderate business some
transactions Of Central Pacitcs were reported at
1o,,a1OO, b. H. and Erie Firsts sold at It and the
Guaranteed bonds at SO. The bids are annexed:
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The following shows the relation between 'ne 'o'
- a. col liabilities.

The following shows the relation between 'He '0'''
reserve and the total liabilities;
Aur a. Ang. 81 Differences
81 eiq8G4O slC4j2,5lO Dec Sl6Ji,sOJ
Lsg g4l tenders.... 'Vi'''f'0' 'l'''oi'O9 49,
T0'al reserve. Sitg,ofl1o 80 te9 Ia
yuclisti0n zt3it.'e,, ne -al3IOO
Depos.ts.....'.'.' %Nof''-'
Total liabilities. Slajb5lOJO p%y5sl16go ~ D'- ~'''
IS per cent reserve o3f@"-"' O''--''-~@
EIee.s legal ,oo.o ,,u ,oo Me- Is-oS0
,,,tad states bonds close up dull and steady after an
inactive market Fisk & Hatch report as follows at )
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By Huch Camp legal under the direction Of Sidney H. Smart
ree oi ~ x5 together with the buildings thereon located On west
-y 4 OF Secold-4ye ~ feet inches suIhery oL Sec
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Gnnntrn propertn 10 Set.

UUHIIIu VFUPFFF1 70 ~TI'
ITO LET OF for SALE-hent Sl,2OO ~ MN
te ft, express trains by best rlilrnadh fares
Frequent ornun caons tasteful and velarnged Iroom COL
TAGF with modern eonyeHenoe bath 6e Lot lOOI5o with
garden shade and fruit trees Two minutes from depot ana az
o town Growing eligible location Choice OF larger
borse with Gtsbe preferred TWOr purchase can
main West Elizabeth D. rot Central r. r. Of J or address
VILLA PROPERTY. Box 1884, Elizabeth, n j.
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a,4 gonnirp Real gstate for Sale.
@itp Droperln TO Lei.

Gitn Dropertn 10 Lsi.
mo RENT. FURNISHED-No 81 East Nine
eertb The house has convenenceS and is IN hrs
rste order having Just painted throughout For permits apply to
law ' L. c. LORD, l39 Greeuweb-st4 a
Vy0 LFT-A LARGE BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread and Pie Bakery lhrtTthNst
sad Broadway and S1th-ave.-oh sand
wM H. RAYHOR. 81 Pine-st.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK NJ

Sdbs OF 6OifraaacHf bondf
5000 u g. 80 Regis n...il3 23O00 Cuneuey .l2l
SALES FROM 10 TO 10l NJ
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BvR H. Ludlow Co. legal under the direction OF George
Putnam smith, reeree OF @ 2llx5 located On the northeast
conner OF Segenave. and Onehundred-aud thirty cthsJ
Also under direction lots atstl' locael on ue
,esb SIDE OK aui.OI rdst, 20 ei es'eFy oa
EgAth-sye ~, ,... , VI n t1,r
lani referee. lot 51lt0 with banes thereon ,S o- G
east Of FTstaye between Oneluadrea and"enttA Au
-lGstsL
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The following Is a comparative statement OF the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork 10 foreign
ports for II years for the week ending Aug 81 ana Tor
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

By Genue sale by Of Matthew Brennan sh'I
One lot 4xO the haseT corner Q. SeeJLNs AN1
TWetl-sL
r Muier wilkins sale under the direction Of Philip l.
Wilson referee 21l0Ol with buildings thereon, located OF
80 feet east OF
NIL ~
Nv lanes " Miller LEGAL sale under TIE direction o. Richard g.
Bss. rre two lots 42xO Feet located the soath SIDE OF
re buH lre.auo ea b-sL 10 Zee; Of Four;h-ayc
And under e Putnam smith, referee one ot s1
g With b1ng thereon located TIE south sle oi lnI
binthst. l25 Of Ienthave.
By BtecSer Co. legal sale under The direction Of Henry
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sales u take place al the Exchange tor as noteu o
- MCad4t Sept 2
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

RuLE& OF ETIQCETIE FOR ClnI.'
DREN. .@'rhe following ten rules of eti
qae,te for The training q, ,children ar
very good:
|. Always say, Ycs. 81. No. Sir
Yes, papa. No, papa Thank yoll
No. thank yOn. GoOtpight. Good
morldng. Never say lIeN, or Which,
for What. Use no slang aenns. Re.
member that goNl spelling. n,a'ling,
writing and grammar are the base Oi
NIL tttte esliRatinl. 4 4
2. Clean faces, clean clOAhcs. cleaIl
shoex and clean fluger.fhails.. indicate
good hrecding. Never leave. your
clothes abos,t the OMn.S Have place
for everything, and everything IN its
place.
3. Rap before entering a room, and
never leave IL with yOMr back to the
company. Never enter u lIlimte room
Or pnhiis Plncesrlth yosW.egRs ops
!. Always offer your Seat to \ lisly
or old gentlehail. Ict yOar eomlyaIl
ions enter tbe carriage OK rOOM first.
I \. lAs tho table &Ic Aith yenr fork;
sit np straight; never ne yOIIr t"th-
pick, (althOngil Europeans 'lo, and
when leaving ask,to be excuses
q. Never rpnt yoIIr feet on ctisilltais,
chairs or table.
NN-H,n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

Tsf4 w :!
CLOSING ExEicIsRs. Quite All au-
dieuce Of the friends aud patrons Of
the public school ln'ostly ladies', were
present to witness the closing cSerci-
.es of the pupils In Miss Girl'a depart-
inent Of the District School, on last
Friday afternoon. We did not arrive
until the exercises were neihly srsnl-
plcte,l, but saw enOugh to convince tis
tlmt they We're very interesting and
pleasing throughout. Several who wele
present tlurins the entire afternoons
performances, took Aocca ion at the
close to congratulate Mis- Gird upon
her success in trliuhag her house-fi,ll
of fsmall pupils to SO high and com-
mcndablc 4 standard ofcoryct depolt-
ment, While the whole family were
engaged in the only excrcite we wit.
messed, 4 physical exercise, intcmle,l
to refresh the mental powers by exer-
ci.ing the phvsical. it was really pleas
ant to see the enthusiasm and zesi
which seemed to propel every motion.
and the genuine emulation and spirit
which fairly danced in every eye,
Miss Gird evidently possesses the fac
ulty of gaining the unbotintled conf.
dence and affection, Of her pupils. am
in that lies the secret other most graf.
ityiug suress in governing and ~l
yancing her pupils.
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Grclcy,s ,.wl,at / know abo,,t :, !.

Grreicy's ,'wiat | know abotlt far
ming" lhsgiven rise to many clito-
rial sluibs. Here is one OF the best /.
"Mf, Greeley. on l'is farm, keep, u
rttnnhlg account with his hens, tlnlitde
entry. When a hen lays an egy slm
runs around the ElSes and wlN.n sIs
strikes the home base, where tlre Mnk-
keeper isl0ettetl, she sings otrt 'trlIy
one or tally two, ''as the fstsc may De-.
becallse some Of them are rematerS,
and the book-kecper gives her efrlis
and elrlrces, for her mesrls. In fIli+
way Horace can tell what lfsiS atr
shirki,ig, and how much Inc makes on
each hen. He says tlmt IFS expert
eace Is that roosters are glarillg
fraud, putting ON style around. and
,eref laying an e9J o,as' IN too ireeks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

PARAGRAMS.- In the Clark v>. Wal
kiHls case the jury, with one excep-
tion. were Democrats.
Bntter i still very scane in this
market, selling ut 4095Oc Z pound.
Ben Hayden made political iIar-
rangue in the Court llou'e, Wcdncs-
day evening. in the Clark atlkiIals
case.
Tie Republican County Convention
will not he held probably until May.
Blain. Young Il Co. arr in receipt Of
new goNts. s, 9tt
Gus. Layton lrIs received fine i'll
yoi,c Of oranges and lemons, as well
as fresh grueries ami provisions.
Piowing Is the order Of the day will,
ovlr farmers.
The r,nnor that an Old citizen ot'this
county had been guilty OF inest with
his own daughter is positively denied
by the Young lady in question. and
the f.miIy are deeply gricvel that
such a rmnor had gained crctlcilce.
In the case of Clark vs. Wadkinls,
At the n,,.sput term ufthe Linn County
Circuit Court, tlR jury gave $. A.
Clark 81 damages.
Some of the leaders Of the Dcnsotia-
cy say that II. with tleirpresent ticket.
they get fifty majority in the county.
they will do amazing well. lftlley
get one nlajority they'll be III l,Hk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

WELCOME. LCapt. &. r. Crandall Is
now Chief OF the Salem .yta'esmda.
having purchased all the right, title
and interest Of 5. a. Clark, Esq.,
therein. Capt. Crandall is one Of the
'.blest editors on the Pacific slope. and
we congratulate the! Republicans OF
Marion county OH tlRir good fortune
in securing the services ola gentleman
80 well qualified to conduct and main
tain a first cIass Republican Journal
at the capital. The captain is brick,
and we wish him the fullest Success,
politically and financially, in the con
duct of the St1sNm0n.
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y -
DR. VAN Den BElsSsIE,S
ERkAEliblc Worm SyrsfTb,

It's vflrc iitrTmoeing misses Of crndits-s
from he q 'omarh and bowels of children.
even where worms ,lO not exist, cannot bo
100 highly cAiinlK'ti.
Fever aud Aguc. Persons bcr0ming d,..
bii:atcl lW lie presence N worms n III,
stomach or bowels, air more liable to have
q rrutiactcl course Of shiIls and fever.
Tho worm remedies have been known to
cum, whp.I all oihcr r'ne lies have failci.
especially in cliIdlrn.
For sale by \. Caroihel S Co. wholesale
and retail drusgis,s, Albany, Or, Prie
One Dollar per bOifie. tvms0nri
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

CONTEMPLATED EXCrRsloN.-Step'
are now being taken, and in fact are
partly completed, for grand cxcur-
sion. by rail and steamer, either to
Astoria, Cascades of the Columbia, Or
the Dallcs, sometime IN May next.
On the day set. eXcurtionists tan take
the cars at any point on the line Of the
o. & G.. Railroad, emlarking, the
same day. on the steamers at Portland.
Tickets. good for the round trip. will
be for sale, at very low figure, at al
the offices on the line OF the rilroad
This excursion will afford the people
Of Oregon an Opportu lity Of sigh
'eeing, and one grand holiday, ant
will doubtless he the biggest thing
ever originated in our State in tn,
way Of an excursion. 'Ror for th,
May excursion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

CIGARS AND TRiN;k.1(ilIs. Wheel4
er. now In charge NJ the telegraph.
office In this city, has fitted up hi@
office with shelves, counters. etc, and
filed them with choice cigars, chew
ing and smoking tobacco, etc. For
choice articles III his line, 60 to
Wheeler's.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

CitHrn CoukT. T.--Ben. Hoiladay Va.
i. u. Price-wiIlNlrawn by plaintiff.
Same ". N. liouston- withdrawn
by plaintitf.
Same vs. n. Observation-Disclosures
by plaintiff.
sE.B. Hngles ". n. u. Smith ct al
Sheriff sale confirmed.
w. A. Starkweatler VI. A. Gaylord
Judgment for plaintiff. :,
Linn Co. Ag. Association vs.. {. l.
Ingram-settled.
a. J. Thaycf vs. VIM. Taylor
Judgment for plaiutit' by agreement.
Perry Hyde vs. J. b. Adams and :
Il. I'empletgn judgment for plaintiff
by defa'llt.
l.. Davis vs.. Gibson & Stcalns--
judgment for plaintiif'hy default.
briggs & Carter W. James Gore
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

FURNITURE MesSrs. +. u. Whit
low & Co. have added largely to their
stock Of neat and tasty furniture,
which they invite the public to In
spcct, believing that they can satisfy
all, either in style, finish or price.
Mr.. Whitlow prides himself on leiug
one OF the first cabinet-makcrS on the
coast, and guarantees the fullest salts
faction to all ordering furniture of the
firm. Look in on them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

PERSONAL.-Mr. Geo. Turrell start
ed for San Francisco Oh Monday. lie
goes for his new stock Of spring and
SIMMER goods.
Frank Rplield took an assortment
Of dry goods, clothing, groa res. etc.
to Lebanon during the week, and in
tends to astonish the people there with
his low prices. ChiIdrcli's shoes for
two bits pair! Think of that, onct |.
Rube S;tltmarsll. Esq. of the firm
Of a. Carroihers & Co, left us We'd
nesClay for trip to Jackson county.
Rnhe Is one Of tlIe best fellows IN the
world. and we hope the Jacksonvil-
Hans will treat him wen.
S. a. Clark. Esl., called Oh Thurs
day. lie i in attendance at court.
Mr.. Boyes. Of HalScy, callel Oh us
the first of the week.
We were pleased to meet our old
friend II. N. Brown, Esq, Of Scio. on
WetlnAsday. 3
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UARWspt,IAt SctloOi. lixntprrtoN.

HAREspt'IA School ExHlBrTioN.
The Harrisburg Academy, under
the management Of Rev. Mir. Blsholh
gave an exhibition on the evenings of
Wcdaesdty and Thursday Of last
week. The exhibitions were given in
the large warehouse belonging to the
Harrisburg Mill Go. The large edi-
flee was crowded to it, utmost c:lpaci-
ty on both evenings, and the audi
enccs showed tlvir appreciation of the
performance by frequent and pro-
longed applause, Onr informant as
Sures us that Il was one OF the most
interesting aud entertaining OCCASIONS
every one iyiag perfect i'll bis or her
part. On the tir,t evening several OF
the temporary seats broke down. crca-
ting considerable excitement for a few
moments, but as no one was seriously
injured by the mi 'lap, order was soon
secured. and the performances were
continued. Ilarrisbrrgians may well
fell proud Of their excellent. school
one Of the very best In the state.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

Observation-Disclosures who are
dcsinuS of obtaining baby carriages,
at remarkably low figures, should step
into the wammoms of Charles Moaley,
corner First and Broadalbin street. be-
tore his assortment has been clllietl
over. And it you want cribs. with or
without rockers. he's got them; and
IA to extension tables, he has Just
completed some of the neatest ever
offered in this market.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

SHAKY.-We never saw the Democ-
racy Of Linn 80 utterly dcmoralizctl
and dcspontlent as at the present
time. Trey look as though they teIt
they were In the hands Oftlle '.IIing, "
and were utterly helpless The ticket
presented for them to vote don't get
up a particle Of enthusiasm, but on
the contrary even the thought Of lnv-
Ing to swallow it. gags some Of them
already. The Isulk aid file. however
are expected to vote 1t, II 1t does pike
them. Such l. Democracy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

TEouT.-And during this fine
weather, the angler enjoys to the full
est his flyorite pastinie. One Of our
yoHng Izaak WaltOns caught a front
IN the CalipOoia. one day this week,
that weighed over three pounds.
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U. s. MAIL
Tri.VVCckly Stage Line I

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED i4 now running a
l. tri-wcesly Stage from LsshAnOn to Al
7bany, carrying the u. 8. Mails, leaving
I.e.sAD0p every Monday, Welne4day and
Friday mornings, and returning, leave
Albany nj 2 oclOGk T.. NJ. OF sGid days.
Passengers c4tIlei for IN any part Of tho
city. All orders should be left ut the ~,
Charles Hotel, Albany, for passengers or
freight for Lebanon.
Packages and light freight punctnally
delivered at low rates. All business en-.
trusted to mo VI vi bepromptly attended to,
W. H. DONACA.
Lebanon, Feb. NJ, 72-24w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

''CoURTER. ~. d. Upton. Esq.
late Of tile Salem Mercury, has put his
foot into i again. having got back to
his original starting point Lafayette
Where he Is publishing n GrOrr-Liti-
CANT organ. Upton's bound to force
support from the people as long as
the litigant swindle remains IN force.
Kin that and Upton dies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

FLAX.-Apprhending a low figure
for wheat. sone Of orr energetic farm
cis intend operating in flax the COM
ing season, believing there Is more
money IN It tlan in wheat. We hope
our farmers will not forget the patato
potatoes paid better than any other
crop. last season.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

MOTE TITFS. HALE BSGRENsrO has
In OpCnad o new BARKER shop on First
air,Ht, three doors west If C0nher'S Bank.
wfEmB be will bc pleased to SEQ oil persons
necling his services
Shaving. hair-cntiing, shampOOing. etc.
done III the MOST satisfactory manner.
r Albany, February N.2Avs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A FISHING FKEAK.-A party of Ia
dies, who reside in Linn county, took
it into their heads 4 few days ago that
they would have a little frolic on tlHi,
'wn hook, combining fua. with biz,
Each donned male ATTIRE, and, procnr-
ins a large seine, they repaired to a
creek in the vicinity, and proceeded to
drag" for Ash. After having an i'm
menSc amount of fun. and cOrralling
some fish. without an accident or Incl
dent to mar the pleasures Of the occa-
sion, they regained their homes. As
'umel their n-'lal toggery, and peace
rcisns in Warsaw
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

NEW CARps.-See special of Or.
Van Den Bersh in this issm. II you
are troubled with s'wlIrrums. get
some Of the Doctors Worm Syrup
1t il highly recommended.
A Wheeler. Esq. informs the pnb-
lie that he is anxious to pay the high
est market price in cash for wool de-
liyered to him at Shetlds, during the
season. He i the man our woolists
have hcen looking for.
Kirk. Hume & Co., Brownsville.
ply the highest market price in cash
for wool, and offer superior induce
ments to purchasers Of general mer-
'handise. See al. elsewhere.
Mr.. NJ. Baum returned the first Of
the week from San Francisco. bring.
ing a fine stock Of clothing, etc. II
YOU want n new suit. latest style,
cheap as dirt. call at the Register
Building, and interview Baum. He.
got EN- this time, you bet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

CoUET.-Ihe Attendance upon Court
has leen unusually large l'tring the
week. SveEil important cases have
been disposed OF. For court proceed
ings, see elsewhere.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

'rTKEF AhEST. l-Mr! Wf1liaTh Rice.
the gentlenlanly and accomplished
Telegraph operator in the employ Of
the o. a. G. Railroad 1t the depot in
this city. has lately Ieeh appointed
ticket agent, IN addition to his other
duties. In tins adding to the duties
as well as advancing the salary Of
young Mr.. Rice, the Company have
given \ substantial evidence that it
appreciates aMi willing to recognize
true merit. Eilly Is a brick. aud he is
fully deserving Of all the favor. the
Company choose to shower upon Him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

PRospEcTs.--Fall wheat generally
looks magnificent and promises to
Yield fair crop to reward those who
were fortunate enough TO get It Into
the ground IN Aeaaon The hate fine
weather has been put in eagerly by
our agriallturists in plowing and pre-
pairing the ground Er the Spring
crops. A very large AREA will he sown
sllonld the present favorable weather
costume.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

EIGHTH ANNUAL REroE.-We
have received the eighth annual report
Of the Library Association Of Port
land, which shows the institution to
be in a most healthy and vigorous
condition. l. ofliceretl for the present
year as follows: President, l.. ii.
Wakefield; Vice President, Henry
Failing; Treasurer. i. &. Schuyler,
jr.; Corresponding. Secretary. W. N.
Fletchheimer; Librarian altls Rec.
Sec, Henry \. Oxer. "
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
NssGkce.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the cO7Artncrship lRre' 0tOre existing
lh.iwcen VI. J. MiliAbidek and David An.
drews, IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent, W. W.'1EAiitabltlel paying AZ dcbiA
and rrCivinS oil moneys due said hrin.
", j. II.TAWHEl.,
DAVID An NDkEWS.
Albany, March ta,, lST9-99