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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

MES KATE HAYDEN will give LESSONS
w On 1Ht PIANO TO a limited number of
sclolsfs, at iS2 N street northwest. Terms md
crate. Nnos22 o.
NEW MAP OF THE SOURCES OF THE NILE.
Nr. stApey. To be bad. Wholesale or Hetail, At
>iOChMASfS Subscription Book store and Sta
g. nerJ c2e 9Th street, corner Of street sep2f-u
IN TIRE SUPREME COURT OF TEE DIS.
Il TR!CTOf COLUMBIA-So. IL A EG. Doc s.
Ia ths MATER ~ ne estate ~ fHe late William
WOr thtagten
The accounts Of Thomas WAggaman, the trus
Of said state, hsve been referred for
item mt He and sll parties intere sted are hereby
Potified that shall state the same my office. ia
Young Law Building. on the 81 tn instant, at 2 o.
m. They are rogue sted to att nd.
nC22 81 ". Z. COX, Auditor.
DKOPCsALs FOB THE BENFING AND 81
l. PIRIN1ENDIEG.THE WAS9IhGT0N
eCHUETZES PARK"
Sealed Proposals " II be received a. the office Of
The Vice President Of the Washington schr. tZ n
Nesin. No. Gal ID street northwest, until TOES
DAY, November IS, at 6oclock .. m for the rent
ms ard experimenting the Wsshin4t SchuetZ Il
uary 4, 1873.
Tie Beard of Directors reserve the right to
lect any and all les not In confor nifty with the
gulrt NE nts of the associs ten.
Proposals must be fDcios ed in q sealed envelope
Idorssd"Prcposals for the Renting of the Washng
ioR schnetzen Park and directed To r. HUGLa
No St1 street, where information 40 to terms
All bids received after The time specified viii no
he cor s'dered.
The Board Of Directors Of w.sy.
nos2 81 II. l.. BL0Ur, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
BOARDING..

KOahnlNG, WITH NEATLY FURNISHED
hov nS one Il onting south, on reasonable
'e.Iu., .. 10 " s.reet nOl9- lOt-
lhsT CLAss BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
= - 81 NO lo2S street, by the day or week and
plbners az snppers got Up at tie shortest np;ic.
urnlshed hcOMs can also he obtai ned nov 6 Inn
IkOAhD NS-Sl5 Der month, or SIS per week.
= plnner " ctnts, or IS mouth. Breakfast IS
cents supper Is cents-at tie Dining saloon 90 n
street, OPP Government Printing ONCE. oc25-lm'
EooD BOARD, PLEASANT kOOMr, AMI
" prices moderate, ct sos corner of Pennsylv..
hls sSente 81 list street. msyl-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

MES KATE HAYDEN will give LESSONS
WI ON IHF PIANO 10 a lir1ited number Of
scholsrs, at i22 NJ street northwest. Terms MD.
crate. enoS22 o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13
EE. EsUEN ARRDL

Bven arbol es aquel que da buenos fru
tOS.
En- la primavera Sc cubre de flores Y
osteuta su belleza.
Las trutas suceden las flores y las
frutas maduran con eli sol del verano.
Y cuando llega el otono ell buen Arbol da
abundante cosechas de doradas f.utas.
El drbol malo no da frutos nj embellece
con flores sus esteriIes ramas
Y cae derrbado por e hacha del labra-
dor que le arroja al fuego.
El hombre honrado es como ell buen
arboi.
En- su juventud agrada por SIT bondad
y su dulzura, como en- la primavera agra~
da Ell buen arbol por sus flores y sus fru-
tos.
Mas tarde, es it'll por su trabajo, y pro
duoe frutos de sabidurfa y de virtud.
Ri malvado es como Ell arbol malo.
Indtil para 81 mismo y para los demas.
Como Ell arbol naalo, el hombre perver-
so sera derribado, y tarde temprano Sc
ra arrojado al fuego.
Ell hacha de Ia justicia 10 abatira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13
das aquf las refornas que pideh Labra !

das aquf las refornas que piden Labra J
sus companeros, no tan solo para asegural
/ q Espana la possession tranquila y perpetua
de Cuba, sino para llegar mas facilmente
lei hombre trabajador y honrado mejorar
de fortuna y ayudar con mas liberalidad
q sns familias de la Peninsula; sig en- fin Sc
consiguiera que en- las C6rtesl espanelas
Sc citaran nombres de classes snumerosas
en- contra de otras importantes por su for
tuna, creenlosq que Sc haria vacilar ell amino
de algunos diputados pudiera facilitar q
nuestros adversarios ell medic de llevas q
cabo alguno de sus spfoyectos. Quizas
sin que de la Isla de Cuba reciban 10 que
espeEan, digan tambien que 10 han recibi-
doypues va sabemos por experiencia cuan
POGO. escrupulosos son ciertos hombres de
tOdOs bien conocides. NADIA eslmas facil
| que srponer escritas por espanoles leales
toda prueba, insulares 6 peninsulares,
cartas en- que Sc con6eran Labra pode.
res amplios para pedir y formular modif-
caciones en- el sistema VICENTE; NADIA mas
facil que sorprender los diputados con
Representatives, frmadas por miles y mi
les de individuos, cuyo domicilio nj ell mis-
mo Diablo cojuelo pudiera encontrar, por
que no esta en- America nj en- Europa y
pedir todo 10 que los autonomistas piden
para las Antlilas, negando el dereoho &
los leales para hablar en- nombre del pals,
y nada en- fin mas sencillo y facil para los
hombres que considesan fcitos todos los
medios tratandose de conseguir un fin po-
lftico, que 1espues de haber dejado senta-
do que en- la isIa de Cuba no hay mas que
tres 9 cuatro escritores pagados por un
limitado ndmero de duenos de fncas que
defender los intereses de los mismos no
los principles, aseguraran que la inmensa
mayo'fa de los habitantes insulares Pc
nlnsulares estan ansiando las reformas que
estdn pid:endo con tanta constancia los
Labra, los Diaz Quintero y los Baldorioty.
10 muchos nos equivocamos, q los labo-
rantes diran que la opinion pdblica no
esta representada nj por los peri6dicos. nj
por los Casinos, nj por los Voluntarios,
que son los solos Cuerpos armados que
hay hoy en- las mas importantes como en-
las :peguenas poblaciones de la leila! iDi-
ran acaso la verdad los laborantes una
ve}Y !Dtrdn que son hoy p0rtidavios de las
retornas los que han combatido la Aaciona
hdad espaiaOla q algunos de los retyaidos
que no han venido d detenderla en- los dias
de cr6sisS Esto no 10 confesaraa nunca los
laborantes: este debemos nosotyos expli-
carlo nuestros amigos residences en- la
Peninsula"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13

Voy a yer Ell reloj que esta en- la plaza
sobre el p6rtioo DE la iglesia. - Son las
ocho.
La aguja del reloj marcha tan suave
mente que apenas Sc la We moverse. Sin
embargo, ella avanza medida que ell
tempo CORE.
Vuelvo, doy algunos pasos, juego -.
retrocedo, levanto la cabeza, va Ia aguia
esta en- otro lugar. wxx
Eran las oeho y ahora son las ocho y
cuarto. =. como pasa ell tempo!
Cserro los ojos, hace calor, me duer-
mo. -. Me despierto. -. iqu6 bora es9
Las once - rra.I
% Oh Dios mie, han pssado tres horas,
Es .bien tarde, me falta tempo para con-
eluir mi trebaje,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13
He perdido Ia cuarta r,arte del dia.

He perdido Ia cuarta parte del dia.
We'd como Ia aguja del reloj ha corrido
mientras 20 dormfa sin pensar en- NADIA.
La aguja del reloj no retrocede jamas;
adelanta siempre.
Mientras yo juego, mi6ntras estoy ocio.
SO, la aguja avanza, avanza sin cesar.
La hora que ha pasado no vuelve.
! Ri tempo perdido no Sc erechpera.
81 COLO un puhado de arena y 10 derra>
mo en- ell suelo, por suavemerte que 10
derrame, mi mano Sc vacfa bien pronto.
Aal es el tempo; Sc escapa y no queda
NADIA.
suena Ia hora en- Ell reloj: es la cuenta'
del tempo que pasa.
La hora que suena nos dice:
''Trabajad."
Pero la misma bora no sonara dos ve-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13
GACETILLA.

NIevo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vemos EN-
la GacetG de hoy ha sido nombrado Cor
regldor adshonorem en- propiedad de
esta Capital, el Sr. D. Martin J. Travieso
que ma desempenado destinos de mayor
categorfa en- Hacienda Gobernacion. 5
4 Conocemos muy POGO al Sr. Travieso
pero por 10 que hemos oido,a todas las per.
sonas de Ia Capital, este nombramiento ha
sido muy acertado, y bien recibido de-
pablico, pues 81 oarActer simpatioo del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13
la MAID R e..

NJ entras ell niho duerme eecucho la
madre que lie arrulla cantando dulcemen
,te. Oidla:
No me atiJen las penas
de mis- trabajos
pues por tt, hijo mio,
es que me afano.
Y noche y dia
tn amor, que es mi consuelo,
mi fuer2a aviva.
Cuando tu pobre madre
Sc arrastre VEGA,
tt seras, hjo mio,
quien la sostenga,
duerme alma pura
mIentyas yelo lncesante
junto tn cuna.
Ah! bendita seas madre mia.
Que malvado es ell hijo que no quiere a
SUI madre!
Esa madre que le ha cuidado en- la Gu
ma; esa madre que lie ha alimentado; esa
madre que por el trabaja y Sc fatigs.
La recompensa de una madre es la SON.
rsa de su hljo. Sus carjcias lie hacen olvi.
dar todas las penas.
Siempre amaI6 mi madre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13

gar sdaltna q Dios nabra reconocidolos
favores que deben los bombres de su ra2a
los espanoles que los sacaroa dela mas
feroz idolatrfa! 20
.s&s. .asas.E HaE ssssak,EAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-13


nievo Corregidor, el mucho eonocimientc
que tiene de las cosasy de las personas,
undo una inteligeneia y laboriosidad
+ que posee en- alto grado le harAn ser una
autoridad que q IA par que administrara
justicia, Sc captara las simpatfas de sua
administrators.
Alcaldes y Secretaries:A Z &1&s
La Gacet0 mum. Ill del IL del corrien
te publica Ell relevo de D.. Juan Blumet
del cargo de Corregidor de Mayagdez. y
Sc nombra para dicho cargo en- propiedad
y ad-honorem q D. Eduardo Quesada.
Declara cesante q D. Joaquin Bac6
Corregider de San German y nombra para
desempenar dicha plaza q D. Jacinto Gar
cfa Perez, con ell sueldo que le esta asig-
nado en- presupuesto. a--..
Declara cesante D. Julian Barreda
Secretario del Corregimiento de San Ger
man y nombra para este destino D An
dres Dapena.
Declara cesante al alcalde de Naguabo
u. Jose Munoz y nombra para este cargo
con el sueldo que lie esta asignado q D.
Luis Gauter.
Nombra Secretario de Ciales, cuya pla.
"a Sc halIa vacante, D. Manuel Bui-
trago.
Nombra para alcalde de Barros vacante
por renuncia del que la desempenaba a
u. Francisco Gonzalez con ell haber asig
nado
Deja sin efecto ell nombramiento hecho
de Corregidor de esta Capital en- D. Enri-
que Sanchez Manjon y nombra ad- d-hono-
rem y eu propiedad D. Martin J. Ira
vieso.
Para la vacante de Secretario de Santa
Isabel nombra D. Francisco Oller.
Missa de requEiem.-NuestrOa apreciabIe
amigo d. Saturnino Gonzalez Regueia ha
sufrido una gran p6rdida. Su hiio mayor
ha falecido en- la Peninsula cuando ape
mas acababa de saiir de la adolescencia, q
los 8 amos. A la vez que acompanamos
en- su profundo y legftimo sentimiento al
padre, rogamos nuestros amigos asistan
la misa que por ell eterno descanso del
difunto Sc celebrara manana viernes 13
las slete y media.
TcmpOral.-ADuertO- ha temido la
fortuna de que no le alcaDzase ell huracan
que en- Ia Domfnica ha causado naufragios
y perdlda de vidas, segun nos anunci6 el
cable. Tambien parece ha escapado con
bien la vecina isla de San Thomas. Ora
cias le sean dadas 4 la Provideucia.
Primer librO de la inEancia.-Para
que puedan los lectores formarse idea del
m6rito que encierra Ell libro que ha tgadu-
oido y ar'eglado nuestro amigo ell Sr.
Guasp, copiamos los siguientes pasajes:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

HERE AND THERE. 1t was Il touch
ing SIGHT, aud one well calculated to
reasstrc feeble faith in human kind,
to observe an inebriated constable led
tenderly home by a forgiving prisoner
whom he had just arrested!
AnOregon''D Democratic editors, tlte-
ment that "We are living at this mo-
ment under absolute despotism," is
explained by the fact that he has late
ly been married.
\ California editor heads IN article
"Iogs." The subject of the article Is
delinquent subscribers.
\ gentleman recently made n bet
with his wife that he Gould undreSs and
Ego to Led. CT NJ, dress, and then un-
dress aid 80 to bed again, while She
was preparing to so to bed-,and he
won the let.
An immense nunber OF people are
expected TO take partin the 4th of July
excursion, as the fire for the round
trip, either to Portland, Cascades or
Astoria, will be less than halt the uual
rates charged, giving people a chance
to take a ride on the kecr; and steam
bolts. aud see the ccu.itry, that may
never occur again.
IfYou want to know how long it
takes man TO move his ',llousehoid
and Kitchen furniture" when invited
so to do by the Sheriff, 90 aud ask
somebody that knows.
The beautiful and interesting Siwa.ll
babes that We're lost on Tuesday, cau:-
ing the dark-eycd Klootchumn 1--WE
mean their mother, who ha.llcd their
camas and crickcts for them, such
agony Of mind as to change her COM
pleNion from the color Of tile bottom
Of Il camp-kcttle to that ola yellow
brown, were found, late in the day, by
Mr.. Arnold, thus calming the fears of
the wailing mother and subdning tie
commotion into which the loss OF the
babes had thrown the Indian camp al
the east end Of town.
The celebration on the lth at this
city is intended to extend three days,
and will include trials Of speed over
the Playground race track. etc. Lib
eral purses will be offered. free to all.
Albany is bound to be on hand this
time.
Corvallis has elected an antl-whisky |
ticket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Useful Law P0TNrs.-llere are a
ftw useful law points in a condensed
form that may prove Interesting to
our readers:
4 lote By minor IL void.
II is 3 fraud to conceal a fraud.
Ignorance Of the hW excuses no one.
Notes bear interest only when 80
stated. !,
4 contract made with a lunatlc Is
yoid. -
The law eompels no one to do I'm
possibilities. ,.;,.,
Ii void. .,, - ~.
nets Of agents.
are good IN law.
a receipt for money paid Is not
legally conclnsive.
FFle acts Of one partner In the firm
binds all the others.
1t Is not legally neresslry 10 say on
note flor value received.
Ifa note be lost or stole II does not
release the maker: he must pay 1t.
Each individual ~ partnership Is
r,.snonsible for Tie debts Of the firm.
note obtained b. naud, or from a
person in state Of lntoxication, can
not be collected.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

PERsoNAI.-AIr. Smith Knox, Of
Beach, Monteith & Co., City Mills.
but resident of san Francisco, arriy-
cd in this city last week.
VI. V. Brown, of the Democrat, las
been laid up during the week by a
bilious attack. His physician Informs
us he has no fears it win get away
with Mart.
|. y. Smith, Est, was the acting
quill-driver tor the Democ1d last week
during Mart's illness.
Judge Crr'nor Is still confined to his
room by sickness.
Judge Helm Il canvassing Southern
Oregon in the interest Of the Demo-
cratic ticket. Says lie intend, to do
his duty as a Democrat, show or no
show.
Attorney General Williams is ex-
peeted to make speeches at Harris
hiirg, in this city, and at other promi-
nellt points IN Linn county during the
present month.
Mrs. Sweeney, Is now visiting
friends In this city.
Bob Head has been officiating at the
Democrat office during tho week. Bob
Is from the Forks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

STATE SUNDAY School CoNvEN-
GIoN.--This body, consisting of dele
gates from the various Sunday Schools
throughout the State, will hold its
third annual meeting at the Congrega-
,ionl church in this city, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth inst. The exercises will COM
mence at ~ o'clock 7. NJ, and will
continue during the two following
days. 1t is expected to be an occasion
Of much interest, and our citizens will
find pleasure and profit in attending.
Committees frcm The different Sunday
Schools in the city will call upon our
families, to ascertain the number of
delegates they will be pleased to en-
tertain during the session. Let Us Go
o,r part in giving the visitors a pleas
ant time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

From JOHN DAY NALLEN.-
Through tie Kindness of Mr.. john
! I.uper we are allowed to make the
| following extracts from private let
ter received by him, dated john Day
Valley, May 7th, 1872, writteh by a
former resident Of Linn county: They
were anxious for more rain, As very
little had fell in the valley mp to the
date of the letter. Farmers had all
got through seeding, and the prospects
for fair crops were excellent. Grass
was plentiful and cattle rolling fat.
John Day is pronounced as good Il
wool country as the Willamette valley.
and the writer says the only drawback
to Sheep raising is the abundance Of
cayotes. Grain and all kinds Of yese-
tables flourish in the valley, and sal
mon-trout and Speekled trout abound
in nll tie streams. Cattle command
good figures. four-ycar Old beef stcer'
being quoted at $50, cows With calves,
SO to $50. Pork is locper poInld Oh
foot; grain ! l.c per pound: butter
soc; chickens from I5c to Fl. April
was tie coolest he ever experienced.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

First NiSE.-Fo!'owing gentlemen
constitute the first nine Of our Ease
Ball Club: lrof. Sox c. We Take
1t b. Cushing 81 b. Farrell 3d =,
Clement :, Miller ef, Btrkhart i +.
t,ayloru II f, jackson pitcher. Even
lug tor practice, Monday, "Wednesday
aud Saturday. These gentlemen are
a,l wei mnsc,cd and can stand abolt
as much punishment as any otllernine
in Webtoot, and If they don't succeed
in making things hot in the bl4e ball
line we miss Our guess.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
FormI or JrLr ExcrRsIoS. ~.

FoUMl OF JuLY ExCrRsToN.-Ar-
angemeiits having been completed by
Rev. G. W. Shaw, Of this city, with
the Oregon & California Railroad, Or
egon Central Railroad, and with the
0. S. n. Co.'s steamers, both on the
upper and lower Columbia river, the
people OF the State are invited to take
part in grand excursion on the 4th
of JuE next. The fare has been re-
duced to half rates. for the round trip.
1t will doubtless be time OF grand
reunion, as excursionists will be
brought from points south OF Rose
burg, and as fur east as Wasco county.
As soon rs the number of persons
wishing to take part in the excursion
at any point on the railroad is ascer-
taincd,the requisite number Of passcn-
ger coaches will be ordered to that
point, and being left there Oh the
night Of the 3d, can be taken posses
sion of by the cXclllsionists, tagged
and decorated to suit them, and will
be for their exclusive use during the
excursion, so that each community,
rs it were, will have an excurSh on its
own hook. The eNcllrsinnists from
each point along the line of the o. &
c. Railroad can meet on the evening
of the first Of July, elect 4 chairman,
and select the point at which they pro-
pose to cclebmte-Portlan0, Astoria
or the Cascades. If either Astoria or
the Cascades, the number of such per-
SolS wishing to- 90 to those points will
he t"legraphel, free Of charge, by the
station operator to the o. $. y. Co.'S
Office at Portland, and the necessary
number OF steamers, appropriately
victulltl and decorated, will be il
readiness to receive them OH Their ar
rival at Port'and If Portland be de-
cidCd upon, the varions hotels will le
informed Of the number Of Guest,
which they Will he called upon to take
care OF, 80 Install needed preparations
my be made for their comfort and
ease upon their arrival there. An AZ
rangemcnt has been entered into with
hotel proplietors in Portland whereby
they agree to entertain guest at about
Imlf the usual charges, so that tor
p!easIr}, comfort, ease, and cheapneSs,
the coming fourth of July excursion
will lie tie greatest scheme for general
enjoyment ever originate on the Pa
eilic coast. That it will be a grand
success, we have not the least doubt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Two MEN DROWNED At HARRIS
ErRG.-On Moncay last three men,
named respectively Wm. Farrier, Jas.
Riley and Jos. Pcarman tthe latter
gentleman partner Of Mr. Luce in
tie ferry across the Willamette at
Harrisburg, were enjoying acano ridee
in the river opposite Harrisburg, the
boat was upset, and two ofthe party,
Pearman and I'anier, we've drowned.
Mr.. Riley, beinga fair swimmer, es-
t-iped to the river bank. Both the
unfortunate men leave flnlilits to
mourn their sudden ard mexrec;el
departure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

BEAUTIFUL HoMES.-Many Of our
citizens have been engaged in the last
few weeks in beautifFing their homes.
building new and tasteful fences, put
ting on fresh coats of paint, fixing mp
and painting thcir tlowerand vegetable
gardens. etc.; aud ID Is now real
treat to shake off the dn,r and cobwebs
of oilice-labor. and spend an occasioE-
al hour in wandering over the city.
Comparatively speaking, there are but
few untily looking homes in our beau
tifiI city this time. The re'idcnees
aid surroundings Of many OF our citi-
zens are patterns ofneatness and taste,
and they greet the eye of the beholder
h every part Of the city. There is
nothing which is more grateful to the
eve than contrasts of colors. These
are furnished IN richest profnsion in
some parts Of our city. There is the
dwelling with its contrasts Of eoloring
upon weatlierboarling and blinds and
doors. the walks and tencing', the gras'
plotS aud hower-beCls Of roses, geran-
inns, creeping vines and piuks, the
graceful shade trees, modest earth and
lovely blue skies, all claiming reeos-
nition. and rendering the beholIer
happier by their Intrinsic and contrast
nl beauties. 4 home can hardly be
otherwise than cheerful and happy.
where 80 much Of ueatness and love OF
tie beautiful ard good prevails. Fresh
mint. flowers and birds. impart rich
lessons Of ehecrfnlness and refinement.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

PROFESSIONAL C.RD.-Dr. j. w.
Harris has located among rs for the
practice of his profession, having ta-
ken the Office formerly occupied by
DR.. d. b. Rice, on First street adjoin-
ing the telegraph office. The DR.. Is a
young man Of fine ability, excellent
leputation--a gentleman every way
qualified to give satisfaction to those
who may need bis professional SER
vices. See card.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PoSr OFEICE REGULATIoNs.--Per-
sons mailing newspapers VIII please
remember that name or memoElll-
dunn written Oh u newspaper inside OF
the wrapper, may get the party doing
the business into trouble. II is bare
~ permissible to mark an article with
pen or pcncil-more than this subjects
the paper to letter postage, and the
yiolater Of the postal law to a fire.
No printed card, handbillr or adver-
tisement, written notice. letter, or slip
otany kind whatsoever must be folded
in the PAPER. Persons wishing to
send newspapers occasionally can pay
transient postage charges, but must
lot send any written matter in such
papers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
TIIOS. G. TAYLOR.

HrET.-0n Wednesday night, at
Corvallis, during the excitement which
prevailed consequent upon the des-
tr1lctiye coallagration which swept
away a large portion oftllat little city,
Frank Pnrlom, the gentlemanly driv-
er OF the daily L. $. mail between
that city and this, was severely iIjur-
ed Willie attempting to save the stock
in one of the livery stables there. In
tie confusion and excitement the
and terrified animals knock
ed bin down, and, running over him,
him mp pretty severely.