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The New York herald., 1873-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
Current Notes of the Market-Importan
Sale of Washington Heights Prop

Current Notes of the Markct-ImpOrtan
Sale of Washington Heights Prop
crty.
change Salesroom yesterday, which was presided
two lots situated on 122d street, west OF avenue A.
sold by order OF the Supreme Court, under the di-
rection Of G. A. Jackson, referee.
The auction sale OF building lots situate at Har-
rison Heights, adjoining East Newark, N. j., held
on Tuesday by Jere. Johnson, Jr., on the grounds
was attended by about 5000 persons and l30 lots
T6e auction sale Of building lots, situate at Low
den, N. j., held by A. d. Mellick, Jr., Bro, was
well attended on Tuesday, and forty-fve plots,
varying in size from one to three city lots were
sold at prices ranging from Sl15, $3.50, $500 and
s640. The sale aggregated $3.50 so.
An important SAFE Is announced for this day
week, Wednesday, october 20, Of property situate
at Washington Heights, known as the Barney
Bowers Track Icing part OF the late estate OF
jacob LOrrilard, deceased. This property Is about
Ground, having an outlook from an elevation OF
1876 leet above tide water. The new Ridge road,
for which commission is shortly to he appointed,
passes in front OF this property, the Northern
Tenth avenue is graded and finished lor some dis
tance above. 1t is distant from the city twentyfve
minutes by Elevated Railroad and Hudson
River Railroad, and one and quarter hours from
Peck slip by boat landing in front OF the property.
1t is stated that the Third avenue Railroad Com
pany contemplate building road on Tenth
avenue. The new suspension bridge across the
Harlem will be built In the immediate neghbor-
hood, connecting with the Hudson River Railroad.
The following are the particulars Of yesterdays
Hale:-
lots l22d ST. 225 IT. w. av A, together, J0xl0o;
b. Brainerd. $oUU
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, Oct. 2a 1873
Net is Ssea sss 81 s
NEW ORLEANS Oct %. 1873
low msnSRs iSe sst eSSd 1nnI Sc Net e.
Cotton IRREGULAR; %ddlings iSc low middlngss ,s
bales. Exports coastwise Ssa Sales so5 Stock, l7J5s
n.,.na ,.,r. ,asn.. savAsS1a ss,n Oct & & ds,s
zsls bates Exporsa.ro Great, Britain 1859; coast.
CHARLESTON, Oct. % 1873
Cotton easy; middlings. lac l5Sc; low middllngs,
M s lsSss s'Gs ssGssy @ s ssS ssss ss'is' &
Spirits of turnentine frm, at Sc Rosin rm, at 81 50
ssl sae yellow 0'D An0 '0' virgin ia' au's win no
Flour steady; 500 ehls & 81 for No spring,
e e S4ms % whs g Ss
az 81 10 Corn quiet and lower sale Of two cars at Sec
asss upsFs
ssh S Sf & nOelsfS psF o md m
Ssr y &c tic Sx HSs,os Is seM asfs RaIsss
reig6Flour 70 Pniladelphia and Boston, 6lc to New
s6jo do barley shpments-ls so bbls. flour. 900 bush
o e sa wsa a s
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
oats. 2i.700 do Rail exporls-Wheat 1920 bushels;
corn 80 iSs do; oats Is 32S dos rye, 1880 do Canal
shpments-Wheat IT'S 149 bush els; corn, S6 do oats
1850 do. Canal treighs-Wheat, l2hc. corn, lie. oats
7Isc The grain market is generally dull wheat life
less $500 bushels Milwaukee No. spring at 81 a.
Corn lower and dull sales 1000 bushels No at 4yc
600J do high mixed a. &c., 900 do low mixed at 4gc
no sales reported held at 44c 4oc for No. Western
Other articles unchanged.
o'"'' TOLEDO, Oct. 22 1873
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining;
amber Michigan, cash, 81 96x November, 81 371s; De-
cember, 81 a. Corn duh and lower; high mixed, No
vember ACC. December, SSc Oats dull and declining at
35kc for No. 2 Freights dull-Io bufaio SIC. 4c.;
do corn. shipments-l0O6 bbs -four. 29OOO bushels
corn, 2,0U0 do. oats.
Flour quiet and unchanged; extra spring So Is Sc;
superfine S3 10 81 % Wheat steady tor CASH quiet
and weak for future; No. spring. 81 06 81 o. tor regu.
for regular 81 06 81 o. Tor Northwestern cash 81 "
for November; 81 Us for December; No. spring, $
jectcd, sac Corn steady No mixed 1c cash; Ss4c.
mixed s7s4c sc Oats esdy at &c cash, lor No
No 62c a &C.. Barley in fair demand and arm; No.
isli, 81 SO 81 s2hi No. spring 81 Of a 81 oS
at SIS a SIS % for cid ; Si2 for new cash. Lard
sold TIC: 7Ac, cash; re TIC. January. Bulk
meats in lair demand and lowers; sales of short rib
Bacon quiet and unchanged Green hams sold at &c.
from block whskey firm at 90c Freights-Corn TO Buff
ialo 5c ReceptslUo bbls -four, 9 600 bushels wheat,
40W do. corn. 1900 do. rye ana 4lO0O do. barley:
shipments-40Q bbls -four 5000 bushels wheat $4,000
do corn 50U0 do, oats, ana 1900 do barley.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS


were active and strong, the ruling prices being
higher than yesterday. At the close the highest
quotations OF the day were current :-Unted States
skies, 1881, registered III; do do, coupon, 113;
DO. hve-twentes 1852, coupon, 1861; do do,
1854, do l07; do. do, 1866 d0 108 do. do. 1885, do
new llo1s; DO do, coupon, 1867, 1l2s do. do cou-
pom, 1885, l1l%; do. tenforties, registered 104H
lO5; do. ten-fortes, coupon, 1861 107; do. fves,
1881. coupon, 10SA; six per cent bonds Pacific
Railroad, 1857 10eh.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London dispatches report consos strong at
an advance OF u per cent for both money and the
account. American securities were irregular.
Ten-forties advanced to Ok and fell or to 91H.
Old 'o5's declined to 931S esq., and the remainder
were unchanged. Erie advanced to 3oA early In
the day, but at the close fell of to 3sN 80. Rentes
at Paris fell Off from 57f 9Oc. to ST. 77x, and re-
covered at the close to 57f. SOC. At the close OF
business to-day the rate Of discount in the open
market for three months bills was ll-ls per cent
or sic per cent below the Bank Of England rate
The amount OF bullion withdrawn to-day was
$4,000. The steamship Batavia calling from Liver
pool to-day for New York, brings 100000
THE STOCK MARKET.
At the Stock Board the speculation was irregu-
lar, advancing and declining by fractions, and
without steady tone. the widest range was in
Ohio and Mississippi, which declined from 26 to
24h, and recovered TO 25x.
The largest transactions were in western Union,
which sold at SIX a 6S 5Tk a 5sx Lake Shore ad-
vanced from 81 to 67, fell back to 67 4, and closed
at 6s to 6sH. New York Central rose from s93s to
80, reacted to s93s, and afterward reached 9OH.
Rock Island opened at ok 90. sold down to 9Ok,
and just before the close rose to 92h. Wabash
sold at 43 AK a 42H a 43H. Pacific Mail at
l. 90 ~ untov, Dan rotZ
Tx 18X.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
n or
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Total ;:....... l9S l,239
delivery bass low middllng the sales have been fol-
e rs .JS ss SsSaals S 80 3. ss 10
Ass lssfs'ryo ss' re.s ',is % bales: 5ss
l$ IS 1ass Il 7ss lsS ls ss,s%sss
70 lsc 10 ,a. At isc 20 e. 70 Ilsc 100 e ls
SO at isc, 500 at IS sssc, 100 at l5c December, iso
at tl6c o at - asSS lsSo at lS'@c 100 s u 7c,
loo at ls ss1c 200 at i6c January 100 al i63sc, 2 at
apy, i So @ At isc March 90 a. ss 10 at e ssc To-
at At the fs,' ports % @Galvsso bales New Orleans
So Tosi, Is7i bales This day last week IL sia bales
were arm at the following figures so Havre, by steam
l-loc compressed to Bremen by steam, l4c to Liv
crpool, 9-l6d. by s.eam I'D by saii n.
tons but considerable confidence was manifested and
good and prime Rio was held shade nrmer. NO sales
osisarS cs sspsoes we're fair %
2OIsc good do, 2lc. 2lhc prime do.,. 2iAc. a
ne; extreme range iSr lots l;Shc @'4c, gold,
Ss sinssporcs % BIC &c. osylon, Sc zsc Marseaibo,
~ nc S. ss bcmscs &c. a. lsc g. pOrto Eieo y s
savanilia ieac. 2ixc. Caracoa ls1sc &c Messrs;
states thus s:-Galveston 1880 bags; New Orleans t;
savannah 800; ChsrIestson, tn Baltimore 1885;
FLoun GRArN.-Keccipts-F Flour, os5s bbls wheat,
40 oo bushels corn, $50 l9e do oats lS % do bar;
ley 500 do The our market WAS dun and heavy, and
quoted. The sales since our last foot up about
1000 bbs prices within the range Of the annexed
C sp a a ,or commo western IS or Jersey
IS for golden ear IS yo - for Brandywine. We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

GLAssFoRD-CARsoN-On Wednesday, October
90 at the Third Reformed Presbyterian church,
Gregg, JOHN II. N GLAsSFoRD and RUTH L., daugh-
ter OF Samuel Carson, OF Jersey City Heights. No
cards.
GLENNoN- Wednesday. october is,
In this city, by the Rev. Father 0'Eaherty, WILL
LIAM A. GLENNON to ELIZA JANE DEvLIN0, both OF
this city.
HANsoN-KNG.-Atth the Reformed church, Athens,
n y, on Tuesday October Il, 1919, By the Rev. Aian
d. Campbell, WILLIAM B. HANSON, OF New lork, ,, "
N.Y.
Biddeiord (Me.) papers please copy :. q.
MOsrYNz-PoRTER-- Tuesday, Ootoper 4, ~ y.
Bartholomew's church, by the Rev. DR.. COOKE NJ
BERKELEY MosTyNs to Miss MARIE y; 4; Ne@
daughter OF Mortimer Porter, Esq, sh VI N0"
York. o..nh., - AZ
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the Church OF the Annunciation, by the Rev. J. w.
Seabury, WILLIAM BLASDFoRD NEwsoN to MAR
6ARET CLARA HELEN, daughter OF K. l.. Morrison.
Esq., OF Boot.e, Liverpool.
London and Liverpool papers please copy.
NICHoLAs-LAwLOR.-On Wednesday, October Is.
1873 at st. Paul's church, Bound Brook, N. j., by
the Rev. Dr. Van Linge, JOHN S. NICHOLAS to
MARY STUART daughter Of p. Lawor, ESQ.,, OK
Montreal, Canada.
observation-disclosures Tuesday, October q,
at the Collegiate church. Fifth avenue and Twenty
ninth street, by the Rev. William Ormiston. ID. d.,
l. Stoutcnburgh, Esq all or this city.
swEzEY-MILLER.-On Tuesday, october 21, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev.
Howard Crosby, ID. d. GILBERT H. SwEzEY, NJ D.,
10 SUSAN +. MILLER, both Of this city,
WiNrEKBorTOM-EDwAR Nyack, n ", on
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. James ID. Wilson, OF
New York, J. EDWARD WINTER BorToM TO MAZE,
eidest daughter OF Robert Edwards. No cards.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-I.oNDoN. Oct 22-l2 80 p. NJ
Erie Railway shares. 49, 2-Erie Railway snares sg.
4Unted states hve-twcnty bonds 1868 old, 95 ten
money, s11 M; for the account @1S; United States
PARIS BoURsk.-EorpoN. Oct. a2-l2.so r. M-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at SIR Soc 23French renyes
SIC. IKE. 5;30--French rontes, 57f. Soc,
LryaRrSoI COTTON MAnxEr-lvEKiooI, Oct 22-5 50 p
Sales upands the basis OF good ordinary deliver.
able December and January NJ sd do on the basis
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BosroN, Oct 20, 1873.
The wool market remains unchanged. both BUYERS and
sellers preierring TO postpone important operations until
financial ma tiers become improved The sales Include
Ohio and Pennsylvania ium treble extra and above
at sc. Sc, Wisconsin and Michigan at 4Sc Svc for
good lines of and superfne and extra pulled from
55c per lb, according TO quality there good
bee en- made at t5c. Csc. All lots be had readily
taken al these prices New fall California continues to
come forward but meets with slow SALE Good and
choice lots OF spring command SOC. 35c. per lh
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CoMPTRoLLER,s RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the treasury From the Re-
ceiver Of Taxes-Receipts or taxes OF 1878,
$219 l19 receipts OF arrears Of Croton rent s2Ol.
Bureau Of Arrears-Arrears OF taxes, assessment
Revenue-Market rents, fees, &c, S1,733. Bureau
OF Water Registrar-Crot0n water rents and pen
alties, $4, 794. Mayors Second Marsnal-Llcenses,
1854. CITY Courts-Fees Eighth Judicial District
Court, $26 Supervisor OF City Record-Sale Of
Citu Record for one week, $2l. Total, $23O, ,943
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BIDS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Owing to the absence OF the Comptroller on &C
count Of other pressing engagements, Commits
soner Van Mort has postponed the opening OF bids
for various public improvements which was to
take place at twelve O'Clock to-day, until Monday
next, at twelve O'Clock M.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Oct r. 1873
Exchange firm. On United States, SIXTY days, cur
rency, 64 56 premium; short sight, 6l Us premium.
ON Paris, 62 q 65 premium.
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The operations oil the colo exchange Bank to-
day were as f0llows:-
Gold balances. 5000, 422
Currency balances s..................... 1,0031S7
GROSS cearlngs Z7,12l,OOo
The steamship Scotia arrived to-day with
$5Oo000 At the Assay ONCE to-day $10o 600 in gold
was received.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following were the currency balances at the
close Of business in washington to-day
Currency, $2,071,654; coin. $Sl, ,159,2 234 certin-
cates $40, Ia, 900; outstanding legal tenders to-
day, $685. s464SS. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$1,000 on account Of interest," and $25s,0O0 in re-
demption Of dve.twenty bonds.
The Customs receipts to-day were 100000. The
revenue receipts were s242,472.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
State bonds were quiet and lower In some cases.
Missouri skies declined to Sea4, and Tennessee,
new, to go. The latest bids are annexed Mis-
souri, SKIES, s6K; Mississippi sixes Hannibal and st.
Joseph ISSUE 70; Tennessee sixes, DID, 90; Tennes-
zee skies, new, eSh; Virginia skies, old, s5; do.
do new 80; do do, consolidated, 40; do. do, de-
ferred, @; North Carolina to North Carolina Rail-
road Company, coupon, 26; do. do, ex coupon 20:
South Carolina skies, 2e do. do, January and July
10h South Carolina Funding act 1885, ~: Texas
tens, 1876, so.
RAILROAD BoNps.
Tnere was mOderately actlve business In rail.
road bonds. Central Pacifcs sold at ssN, and later
91 was bid for round amounts. Union Pacific rrsts
sold at IA q 7sA; Union Pacific incomes, so COX ;
Erie third. o2k; Erie, fourth 90; Michigan south.
ern, sinking fund, lo2H; Albany and Susquehanna,
second, Sok; Rock Island, sevens, co.; Ohio and
Mississippi, consolidated sinking fund, 81; Ohio
and Misssspph second 20; G., q. and ]. O., first,
70 rs, and do, second SO. Central Pacific State
AID bonds brought 100. me following were the
latest bids:--
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HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER l87s-TRPLE SHEET

the basis OF good ordinary, shipped October and Nove-
Der, at sgd Cotton 10 arrive steady; no transactons
The market Is shade frlner. Miuding upands 9lSd
s4d.; middhnS Orleans, 95xd gid Sales rs inn
bales including 3.10 or speculation and export
p. M.-Lard, Ais. per cwt -
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-Lospos,~ Oct 22-Tallow
As M AS per cwt Spirits turpentine y3s ca nar W
PETROLEUM MARkEr:-AsrwERP, Oct s2.-Petroleum,
39f. for fine pale American.
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The following table shows the opening. highest
and lowest prices OF the days

sylvana skies, 1o4; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
16; Reading Railroad, 4951; Pennsylvania Railroad
4516; gold, 1881.
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$1,000 US 6s C, yl.. ll2x $4,000 $50 c. '67 ll25S
1000 US $50, c. Gh NIB ITO l00U ll2A
10000 $50 6f.... loss< 100 6's c. 81. 1919
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CLOSING PRIOEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Irregular and Lowcr-Ficur
Easy-Wheat Lower-Corn Active, but
Lower-Oats Lower-Pork NOminal-
Lard Dull and Easier-Groceries Less
Active, but Firm-Petrolcum Dull and
Weak-Nnval Stores Firmcr-Freights
Firm-Whiskey Easier.
"WEDNESDAY. Oct 22-eP. M.
The merchandise markets were without decided
change to-day, but business was light On 'Change
1t was emphatcally blue day. almost every species
OF merchandise selling lower, and dull at that.
Flour was duh and easier. Wheat was dull, un-
settled and lower, being almost nominal
fairly active at the decline. Oats were
unsettled and decidedly lower, as usual
when the receipts are heavy. Whiskey was
also depressed by heavy receipts and lower. Pork
remained nominal. Lard was easier and dull
Freghts were frmer. Petroleum remained dull
and prices were in buyers favor. The petroleum
interest was unfavorably affected by the late
panic than almost any other and is represented as
suffering considerably throughout the oil districts
Naval stores the turn rmer but quiet Groceries
less active, but the market remained firm through
out Cotton irregular and lower both for spot and
future.
BurrER-The receipts have been somewhat in Of
the demand. but under fair demand for local uses,
prices were steady Exporters holding of. We
quote New York State and Pennsylvania selected pails
ssc 4Oc State rkin good TO fine, 34c. &c. do fair
good 3Oc 34c. half frkin TUBS good to choice. s5c
zv do ar to good sOc S5c State welsh tnDs good to
choice sc. 36c do fair to good Csc. 32c do CON-
to iar, &c. &c. Ohio Western Reserve, good 70
Indiana and Central ohio, good to choice, 26c. s2c
fair to good 24c. &c.. do common to fair, 9c 2ic;
bakers butter lsc. 2Oc green butter &C. l0c.; Mich
igan good choice, 3Oc Sc do air to good 25c &c.
CHEEsE.-There has been comparatively little dong
y
l44c good to choice do lac. Ike; New York State
dairy strictly ne l44c 4ac good TO choice do. l3c
TO choice, l4c l4sc do iair 70 good, l3c do
to fair &c. l2c. New York, Ohio and Vermont
Skins, 7c. q &c.
yscd atloaons subjoned snow decline OF &c. per lb
good ordinary and stset good ordinary and ec per
Future deliveries ruled active particularly
nearby months, which dec lined ssc the ater months
declined kc, and the whole market closed feeble. We
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The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to.
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FINANCIAL.

A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages other
Securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies j. j. HABRICH q CO.. III Broadway
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Y,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the iuneral ut his late
residence, GAL seventh avenue, on Thursday after.
noon, OCTOBER -, at one O'Clock.
PoRrIocK.--In Londos, England, on Friday,
October 3. ELIZA MARIA PoRTLocK widow OF
George Portlock, OF New York, aged rs.
New Haven and Newark papers please copy.
REDIoAR. -TIMorHY REDlCAR, only son OF Timothy
ana
Cherry and Roosevelt streets, at one O'Clock this
day.
ber 81, 1873, CHARLES A. REED, aged % years.
Funeral services will be held In Christ church.
By On raay NJ o.
invited to attend without iurther notice. The re-
mains viii be Inferred at Manhassett Reform
Ro0ERs.-On Tuesday, October 81, MARY ROGERS
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from her late residence
SwEETsER.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, october
81, 1873 j. EMERSON SwEETsER. In the 4Stnyear oi
his age 49,. ,.oav ,o,so rho
members of Stella Lodge, NO. 49, +. and A. NJ, are
resnectfnlly nvired to attend the funeral, from the
Church Of the pglsS On Thursday October 2 at
one p. nj. fhe remains are to be taken 70 Lowell
Mass, for interment. oorv
T,r"0rspS~At Farmingdale L. l., on Tuesday,
OCTOBER Il, JACOB N. THLoTsoS' ID the o3d year OF
MS ssstyes age and friends are respectfully invited to
attend Inc funeral, from the residence OF his son
william, No. Attorney street, on Friday, October
- zsroowER.-Suddenly, in Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
october a. 1878, DE WITT 9. TowER, aged 81 years
aI Funeral rom Congregational church, watervtre,
N. r., on saturday afternoon, October ~ at two
ov,US ovSrTcH.-on Wednesday, october n, Miss BxIE
vEIrCH youngest daughter Of Mary A. and the latA
me relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral, on Friday, ct one O'Clock p. H., nom
the south baptist church, West Twentysnfth street
near Eighth avenue. }M Ncsn
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A TLANTIC MAIL STOCKHOLDERS MAY HEAR OF
n some thing their advantage by naming quantity
they hold and addressing STEAMSHIP, box l3S Herald
Office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21
IEARREED. .

On sunday. March l6, 1873, at the
residence of the bride Is father. by Rev.
J. A. Campbell, Mr.. W. A. Williams
and Miss Alice A. Greenwood all Of
Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon.
Compliments received. A better
boy than Williams don't grow, and in
Alice he has secured fitting mate.
May their joys prove ever green and
lovely.
AT the st. Charles Hotel In this city.
BY Rev. Jos. HOberg. MIR. JAS. Pearl
and Miss Sydneth Miller all Of Hal
sey, Liam county, Oregon.
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PARAGRAMLETs. Beautiful wealth

err.
Farmers rushing theplow.
Ike Conn commenced the erection of
D. Froman's new hall. on Second
street, on Monday.
Rev. DR.. Dawne, of Salem. made us
pleasant visit on Wednesday.
The new steamboat, Gov. Grover.
arrived here on Wednesday morning.
Everybody went to see her.
Capt. J. d. Bil@, the gentlemanly
agent of the 0. 5, Co.'S steamboats,,
borrowed tobaker ofus on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Hobelg, of Brownsville,
made us a pleasant call on Wednesday.
Mr.. John Claypool, in company with
his wife, started for Walla WaIla on
Sunday. where he hopes the change of
climate will give his wife renewed
health. She has been suffering from
hemorrhage of the lungs.
| We struck palms with Ike NJ. King.
Of the Portland Herald, on Wednes-
day. Ike was doing" the Governor
Grover business, and lett when the
boat left.
The measles break out occasionally
among our youth, and sometimes even
adults get 'spotted," in this village.
The leading business at present is
created by the hens. Truck loads Of
eggs are shipped ffom this city fire.
quently.
Circuit Court convenesnext week.
! Rev. G. w. Shaw and family have
moved to salem.
Sickness in the family of Mr.. W. E.
Howell has caused him to "break up"
housekeeping. and to offer for sale a
splendid lot of furniture. carpets. etc.
Bargains can be secured by calling
on him.
The third quarterly meeting of the
M. G. Church will begin Saturday next
1T 2l5 p. NJ. All are invited.
VIM. Lair Hill, Esq editor of the
Portland Oseg0aian, called on Wednes-
day. He came up ,on the Governor
Grover and went on up to Harrisburg.
Friend Hill is enjoying the pleasures
of rheumatism, we were sorry to see.
Mrs. Howell and children, and her
brother, Jas. Kerby, left us for Walla
Walla, on Sundays train. May the
change prove beneficial to their health.
See notice of freight tariff on the
Oregon Steamship Company's Steam
boat line. Freights have been greatly
reduced, and renewed inducements Of
fered to shippers,
Circuit Court will probably hold two
weeks.
Our new Jail holds four prisoners.
Business is looking up.
Mr.. Jos. Gray. late resident in this
city. now Of Baker county, arrived
here a few days since, somewhat
Drowned by the sun, but enjoying good
health.
| Wednesdays mail brought the sad
intelligence of the death OF Charles
! Turley. nephew of Mr.. B. 'rurley of
! this city. who WIS killed by a railroad
accident near Dongola, I'LL, on the 9th
inst. Deceased was II years and 6
months o,d at the time of his death.
| The Northern Pacific Railroad ad-
vertises for bids for grubbing and clear
ing forty miles ofthe line north Of the
present end Of the track. TO lay in a
stock of twenty-dollar pieces, secure a
contract.
Blain. Young & Co. shipped twelve
hundred dozen eggs on wednesday.
NEW Go0Ds. To-day Messrs.
Blain. Young & Go. receive their
first instalment Of new Spring goods
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

BASE BALL.-Those desiring to In
aulge in game ofbase ball, are inyit-
ed to meet at the old grounds on to-
morrow tSaturlay)at ~ O'Clock P. M.
.'Come with a whoop, come with a
call come with goodwill, ol not at
ALL