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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1873.

month. bills IN the open t, cent below the Bank Of En-
o ami rate Rre R1iuay shares. 4bs 40.
Ic.no. Jnl, 9o q 40 o. m-Ene Railway shares, f6st
LyxRpooL Ju, 30-3;30 msses Cotton shipped rom "a
Charleston not below Lo" hadnss ae'eaoe 'p "
ioSpos yuy 3O4 D. m.-Bhe Railway shares, 48S -,
JoaDoN JaJ 30 10 mThe amount 0t banon gone ho no
Bank OF Bng land on balance to-day k f9oVo.
PARIS. July SOP. m-Renies, Dol aoc .ot.
ioxpoS INV 3O-i.3O D m-Rde Railway shares 4bia m,
IoSpos Juy 3O-4:45 D. m-Consuls for ne seeonn'
rrei states fiyweny bonds 1865 cd, 04t loOs Visi
Ten. Fortes 0l i4 Ryes 9Oas L.. q ooo
h.e Amencan Sales shipped from Savannah or Ibs
to1 deliverable September and october, at sst - an - s,.
LoSDoS, Jnly 3O-BVening gLinseed oi s,1o ~ "| oP
Turn cgL
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WOOL MARKET.

BosTos July 30The receipts Of new Fleece Wool from the West
now reach considerable afford assortment nom
which 10 elect The prices Manueur
uurchasers bat unwilling 4j jOc y ID
good Michigan Pennsyytna feeces and choice
double Ohio AMI Pennsylvania selling at 4o930c
NJ Dane Combng hsye been demand AZ 5Od5 y
i with a occasional choice Conbing advance tho
latter at little Canada Combng the market snd Il
e nag a. GOdGjc California Wool steady the best eel.
ing at 3jc sn 2Od2jc for poor and bury Srrag The
~ California Wool have not caused accumulation Of
ia. descrptiol on the market
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ECRoPkAS MAgkEf'

.o. Jv 3O-l23O D. m-Uuited states PiVeT Nenty bonds
95a fen Foies oil New PTes, 9O tns RAILWAY SHARES
479s NJ. ,e, On. 4
rsgpooI 3O-l D. nCOtOn tfn ana tetnhF uPH1 in
,s iinlsrds ssi Ns7 Nddhng Orleans D~Jel hs iooVo
IIS including 900 spoison apl e,loL s.s "' VIVIAN
h-..J ,,on Ssrannsh Charleston, deliverable JuI ~ o74-
an ,tfsna~ lnty il-2 D. EL--Bne Hallway shafc 40 -
r.-Il JAW O-heater, 5Dt 3Jc
,.l.. IT.. no n D. m-Bres'.'rfs .rr qli,t
Lseo. y.y S-4,.S y ..-tts isis y sSo0en' SVi i-es
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And the following for city bank stocks:

In railroad bonds there was firm feeling, though
the sales were not especially large. New-Iork Cen
trail Is OF 1876 were firm at 1O3! Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Firsts advanced from IS to
6S The coupons on the first mortgage bonds OF the
last named Company milwaukee Divisionl due Aug
l will be paid presentation at the banking house
of Henry Clews & Co. The following were the quo
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RErEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

pr- North Rrsr aad R1urolft
JuLI 30ll As es pkgs BeeswaI $3.50 baes Cotton
s2 bbs Copper Dried Frut l,2iS bfL EEz s,lS1
bb Flour 9l 4s9 400 bush Corn 5OOO6 bush Oats
$50 bush Malt 100 ba Grass SEED 80 bags Flax seed 800 bush
Peas go bills Meal 20 bales Hemp 627 HIDES II bAes es
1853 les Leather 6O3 bbs Spirits Turpenac 32lS Dbl. nos D
PIGS Beef 952 pkgs ca Meats 23S psg L.rl lo psg se
las pkg. Butter 1888 pkes Cheese 137 pkgs laoN 10
bag. Pesna 22 pkg, Rice 3772 boxes Starch 2i2 hhds I04 60
g Tobacco G92 bb WHISKY 1o4 bales Wool 40 bales sa
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
RANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK q HATCH,
w < NAssAU-sT.. NEW-YORK, July 20, lS7

No 3 NAssAU-sT, NEW YORK, July 20, 1871
We recommend to our friends and customers for
investment Of surplus capital or in exchange for
Government bonds,
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs; Principal and interest payable In gold
coin in New-York; interest Jan. and July l {;
coupon or registered. Price 90 and accrued interest
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is A COM
P1ETED TRUNK LINE BETWEEN TIE ATLANTIC SEA-
BOARD AND THE GREAT WEST, 400 miles in length,
extending from tide-water at Richmond to Hunting
toD the most favorable point of railroad connection
with the Ohio River and developing the richest
IRON. CoAI. and TIMER REGIONS in the United
States.
Irs FREIGHT TRAFFIC AND PASSENGER TRAVEL
are already large and remunerative and they in
creasing with rapidity which shows the Chesa-
peake and Ohio to be one of the most valuable and
successful railroads in the country.
THESE FACTS, TOGETHER WITH THE THOROUGH
CONSTRUCTION AND SUPERIOR CHARACTER or THE
ROAD ITSELF ITS ADVANTAGES FOR ECONOMICAL
AND PROFITABLE OPERATION, AND THE UNQUEsToN-
ABLE SECURITY OF THE BONDS OF THE COMPANY,
ENABLE US TO RECOMMEND THEM WITH gHE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE.
Pamphlets, containing full information concern
ing the road and the country it traveTSes, viii be
furnished upon application.
We also have on hand for sale the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, at SSi and
accrued interest. Interest payable May and Hovem-
ber Denominations $1,000, $500 and 500, Coupon
or Registered.
We continue TO deal in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
and CENTRAL PACIFIC and WESTERN PACIFIC SIX
PER CENT Bonds buy and sell Stocks and Bonds at
the Stock Exchange on commission, for cash; make
Collections, receive Deposits, on which we allow in
terest at the rate of -Four per cent and do general
banking business FISK & HATCH.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
rnl ilA1r MT arlnr nnIh ~ hn
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,AIRs ron PRKsEvT pKLIvER'

7, ,,,,j delvenes there was rood business dongi JaT W.
lower other months unchanged Saes follows all on ba oi Low
Midiings; ooo -. oo = 100 q,
sales evening .er %-Juy 800 at 20 7ios 5Vy s9
400 At 1876 Eoyembe 100 II ~; total 100 baes s, n
TODAY up 10 m-July, 100 at 20 032c 600 a. ~ & ~
Al % doe 400 al 2Oc 20. 200 At ~ lloc' 3VV
2Oc 200 1876 1900 at 2os 3O0 10 10 lS AagH III g
800 at 10 p2 400 At 10 Bloc 500 al ~ oZc ivo dn
10 56c 10 1929, 200 at 10 5l6 yo0 a. iYo f90
al 10 ii 32c 100 Al 10 S 800 al 10 1880 lZuO az ~
st 10 32c 200 10 56 6o0s 10 II S2 100 q ~ d0 NJ
100 al 10 1-32c 200 19a Sepeneer bOO Al 10 't 100
is 532c 100 Is 310e total lOGOO bAe'i erhhu total ~i
nil c.,.,.nx
sold to da at the regular monthly sale 40 900 tons scranton eo
Of the last
show narked advance grades The following table tloHs e
highest price obtained to-day as compared WIN 'H " ~
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THE MARKETS.
wxps,sDar. Jaly 80, 1873.

WEDSksDAr, jay oOf 100,
AsHRsThs receipts to-day pkgs Pots ere 10 I Jobf
demand pFoes quoted At - % PENS are u A
COTTOAIh demand for cotton the spot continues ""ls
ut no lower We quote NJ ioIJNs'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

Reading closed in Philadelphia at Ill.

Reading closed IN Phlladelphla al Ill.
The foreign advices to day were very favorable,
with prospect OF further reduction in the Bank
of England rate tomorrow, money being s0s per
cent below the bank rate in the open market. At
the close, cousOls and American securities were
strong at London at an advance Of .as per cent as
compared with the opening figures. The bank
gained in bullion to-day $4,000. The new
French loan closed firm at 6.a62 per
cent premium. Despite these favorable IN
Auences the gold market was firm in tone, the
price ruling at l15sG1155 all day. with more activity
at intervals. The indications on the whole favor
higher premium. Cash gold was in better demand,
and the rate, after loaning al 3 TO percent for
carrying, went over to 1Gl for use. The final rate
was 2 per cent for borrowing. The steamer Russia
to-day took out $751; $50 in silver bars. The Assist
ant Treasurer dsbursed in coin interest to-day
$4,000 and, in redemption Of fye-twenties $4,000.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared S3272OOOO: gold balances.
S2C9S,4o5; currency balances S2,435,969. The fol-
Al. N..Nsl
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D. E, CULVER & Go.
Bankers, 25 Nassau-st., N. Y.
4 SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
I PER CT, GOLD BONDS
OF TIE
Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.


length Line.
Completed..... ih'le'
In
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being secuei sy
PIRsT .nd ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of 2l7 miles and
are liability entire corporation. representing 82O miles
NET RARSlSGS of the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TEREsT
Receipts for 1872
A gain Of 1895 900 over 1871 number Of miles
Receipts for june i30'l7e IA
An examination Of the will show cOocas7ey that the Road
pe.. country Of great productive clpbde has local bcaess
far more sclfuppoEng AID that itisA TRUNK LINE
DyerSing At Cbampga road las to Western terminal points
Peor and Keotuk from through connections already IN
forward state Of construction re.h st. Paul IN Minnesota and
Grand the latter route following tie oordes OF
Missouri snl passing through the rich South Pe valley
The amount Of through these and from ater'ee
ing lines will be Of great magnitude
From Indianapolis road hs close connections with AL the ,a
dyesng leading to Atlantic coast also With roads lead ~
10 the Ohio River and points SOuih.
We offer the bonds 90 and H.eres. eurel7 and WITH our
knowledge Of and business Of e road can fe'oeni
them UNQUALIFIRDLY as being
SAFE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES.
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The Philadelphia stock market is irregular (; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1OG Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, "a; Reading Railroad, 55i; Pennsylvania
Railroad 81. Gold. 115s.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 5
JAMESON, SMITH & CoTTISG. IA Broad-st.
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Tao CottsL stoI -.hnR 10 qushU b.
Soge LAf gtt1e abVSs beios TIE sIEas govtsa.
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Ulploeuo Gciltes.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.

NEw-YoRz. JUL u. 1873. :
TIE Borf ofMassrr Of this Company hss declared Dividend
Of FIVE PER upon its Capital stock repre-
sented by outstanding certificates. - . u
This dviieii, TOGETAER WITH THB INTEREST dre flars
bolierS upon their PAIDUP INsTALbMBNrS OF THB EBW
STOCK Wi be paid National Bank OF Commerce IN heS-Iors
or and after FRIDAY lst AUGUST ner. 49,,
1ne Transfer Books evening and closed un1
.la ISonrg on MONDAY Aa.ls. l. By order o. ie Uoir
| JAMES &. HAITI Treasurer.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered, interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, $lOOO,OOO.
For sale at the Office Of the Company, No. rs Cedar
ST., n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

july JU IbFJs
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFFlCAL nsr i
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY ffOR THE i"A'SR
TIRsT CALL 1O4 O'CLOCK A. NJ
...r.. ~ Ilor.rnnncnf Rnnds.
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o7rrcH rms NgTpopoIrrAy fSsCz ,Ncy CoyPANT(
No. lO5 BR0ADgAY NEw-iORK, July -, 1913. ;,
rEHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared DIVIDEND Of POUR PER CENT On The c., a s'ocl
Of this Company, payable Gnl afler the 2lth instant
- SAMUEL. J. YOUNG, Secretary.
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SaIes OF GOrernnicnf Bonds.
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SECOND BOARD.
sales Of G05ernmcnf Bon

SECOND BOABD-l +. NJ.
S1lcS Of Siuic B0HGS-RtiirOid BopdS-BdnF ana h1'-
road-ErDreSs AOclts. dc.
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$5O,OOO,OOO.

that Fifty Millions Of Dollars viii be made h7
8 q. this road within q iew years bT the rise Ia
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-15
What is Expected Of am Am eri-
can BOy.

American boys are expected to
become manly men. The mother
of every boy is expected to teach
him to be obedient to parental au-
thority, to the civil law and to ac-
quire an education, a business, a
trade, or an art, something for which
he may be best adapted, and by
which he may obtain an honest liv-
ing. This is privilege, nay more
it is a duty-a duty to self, to
family, to friends, to the State, and
to the nation. When this is done,
society has a guaranty for the good
conduct and manfulness of each OF
her sons. When it is neglected,
and boys grow up in ignorance and
idleness, society is taxed for their
support, either in her reformatories,
her jails, hospitals, or asylums
How much cheaper it would be tc
have every boy properly educated
trained and disciplined, so that hc
would be a blessing instead of ;
curse to the world. He is sure tC
become one or the other.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-15

A LAUGHING PLANT.-A singu.
lar vegetable phenomenon has been
discovered during recent explora-
tons in Arabia. 1t is called the
laughing plant, from the effect
which is produced by the seeds
When they are pulverized and eat.
en- in small quantities, the person eat
ing them will soon begin to laugh
loudly, then to sing, dance, and do
all manner of absurd things. This
lasts for about an hour, after which
he goes to sleep, utterly unconscious
of what has occurred. 1t has been
suggested that this plant might be
made a substitute for alcohol, and
that it would have the advantage
of being cheaper, until the govern
ment should see the trick, and COM
mence to tax it. But it is scarcely
probable that the Arabian plant
could in fact be made popular in
that capacity, for it does not APP
pear that it inspires the person who
partrkes of it with desire to whip
his wife, murder his mother, or to
indulge in many singular acts which
the alcohol of the period moves one
to perperate.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-15

An exchange says we are fire.
quently reading that ladies-young,
middle-aged, or old-have pieccd
qnilts which contain so many hund-
reds or thousands Of pieces. Those
are, undoubtedly, industrious wom-
en-. We hope that in doing this
they neglect no other duty. If they
have to employ their time in such
ways to keep out of mischief, al
right. But we show unto you @
more excellent way. The time and
thread and needles and fingers en-
ployed upon such garments for the
bed, make them no better, no warm
er than the simplest and least ex-
pensive forms-they are only a curl
osity. But the same labor bestow-
ed on useful garments, would have
made hundreds, which would have
brought in considerable sum OF
money. Or, if money be no object,
the making of the garments might
have blessed many among the poor.
Think of them, and let not your
sewing be dissipated on unnecessary
or useless forms-but let it all &C
to bless and warm the needy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-15

What is called an awkward man
sat on jury down in Maine the
other day. The case involved a
claim for money for building a Gel
lar, and the number of perches of
stone used was specified. But this
awkward man knew something by
experience about building stone
walls, and this little item was not
quite clear to him. So when the
jury went out he took his pencil
and quietly ciphered little while
at the table, and then in the most
matter-of-fact way, he told his fell
low jurors that rs he made il, there
was enough stone put into those
cellar walls to fill the cellar COM
pletely up and have some three or
four perch of stone left, and he was
puzzled to know where they put
their potatoes and garden sauce.
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ADvERTIsrxc RATES.

line. '1' '"' S''''
Ioo9i Notices, ten cents per line eich insertion
ana all notices continued for three inoutLg or
longer, discount Of 70 per cent 80 ---
Advertisements unaccomunnicd L., ,,-ri,+on m
verbal directions will be published three month =
Advertisements, under contract, ordered ont be-
No paper discontinued until an arrcarnges Sra
paad, except at the option OF the publisher
Transient advertisements must be pail in ad- :
/ vance. F 80 ~
F7s- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
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PA7ZVT RIGHT GAZETTE,
seeds, plants, Trces,-Prcpaid
NV Mnil.

NV new priced descriptive Catalogue Of Choice
Flower and Garden Seeds, % sorts OF either Tor
sl new and choice varieties Of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trects shrubs, Evergreens, Roses, Grapes,
Lilies. Small Fruits, House and BORDER Plants
and Bulbs; one year grated Fruit Trees Tor mall
ing; Fruit Stocks OF all kinds; Hedge flants,
viii he sent gratis 10 any plain address, with Il.
q. box. Truo Cape Cod CRANBERRY for upland or
lowland, s6 per 1000; 81 per 100; prepaid by
mail Trade List 10 dealers, Seeds on comni,,- i,
SION Agents wanted. b. NJ. Watson, Old Col
onv Nurseries aud Seed wnrehousc, Plymouth,
Nars. Established 1912. e'Wo
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EsCasOn.

There is nothing in reason to
warm or move the soul it is cold
and passionless; it operates in sub
ordination to some other of the
faculties of the mind. We use it
as light to.our pathway; we coun-
ell it, but do not always profit by
its admonitions; we ask il to point
out the rocks in the ocean on which
we are sailing, and when it shows
them to us, and indicates which
way to shift the helm to avoid them,
we often shut our eyes and ears
and float on to destruction; thus
giving tho lie to that system OF
philosophy that teaches that there
is sufficient in reason TO insure the
happiness of the race.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-15

the will suit, SO many dollars !; for
the divorce suit so many more dol
lars--so you see / am the one to be
grateful, after ALL"
But no bill for legal services was
ever paid with better grace.
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An exchange says that lady
writes MS very fcelingly upon the
subject of the latest fashions. She
says that we editors ought to give
them public condemnation, and
then adds, II wish you would try
your hand on their india rubber
bustles." Dangerous experiment,
that. We are very careful whore
we put our hands.
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Frederic Oennv-Lar

County Clerk of Prcsquc Islo County. Office at
Rogers City, Mich.
Borhcular attention given 90 procuring GovCrn-
inetit ana State liomc-teads. Finest selections of
agricultural land for sale for cash, easy tcrns
Corrected plAts received every fortnight. Pay-
mont OF taxes punotually attended TO on receipt
of desclibtiOus SG
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THOMAS III. UUyT.

Inspector, and Commission dealer in Lumber,
Ipth and Shingles. Particular attention given 10
the inspection and shipping OF lumber Orders
solicited for the purchase of lumber, lath ANA
shingles, Alpcna, Mich.
REFERENCES III. sheldon & Co., Woods,
Perry Co., Rust g. King Cleveland Wulhridgc,
Thomas n Co., Sears " Holland, +. Curtis & Co.
Toledo; Elisha E!drcd, Ncars, Bates & Co.. Kci-
ley, Wood Co., Hiiiiard, Pierce & Co., Avery,
Murphy II Co., blanchard & Borlanl, Chcago /;
Lea Moss, X. II. Hubbard q TO-, Pctcr Gilchcr
4 Co., sandusky ID. Whitney, Jr., Wn. l.. War
rner, Detroit; II. Harrington, r. Luce & Co.,
Campbell & Potter, \. H. Fletcher s. Coz =. W.
Gilc!lri.t, Fokerts q Du teItold, Alpcna; Mixer
a Smith, Buffalo. SO
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21
Albang 2egister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

CAUGHT.-Sheriff Parker reached
this city Wednesday noon, after an
absence of ten days, during which
time he was engaged in trailing
Levi Livingston, indicted at the Octo-
her term of Linn County Circuit Court
for counterteiting. Mr.. Parker visited
Seattle and other points on the Sound
during his "run." He succeeded In
capturing Livingston on Saturday last,
Just back OF Tacoma. 1t is charged
that Livingston was engaged, prior to
October last, in manufacturing and is
suing counterfeit half dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

SOMETHING ABOUT THE CANAL
Elsewhere we mentioned the fact that
the survey of the Albany & Santiam
Canal was completed, and a profile
map thereof placed In the hands of
the Directors of the Company on We'd
nesday. Capt. Smith has done his
work faithfully and well, leaving moth
ing more in the line Of engineering or
surveying to be asked for at his hands.
The survey commences near VIM.
Cores residence where Mr.. Morris
contract ends, Whose contract, by the
way. embraced all the deep cutting on
the whole line of canal), probably one
mile and a half from the Santiam river,
and runs to James Elkins' barn, some
thing over half mile south of the
Court House In this city-a distance
between the termini of eleven miles,
or ll2, ,231 yards. The deepest cut is
a fraction over 7 feet. In crossing one
or more sloughs probably some fun
ing will have to be done, but not a
great AMOUNT. The estimated cost of
digging the Canal is $685. s., which,
added to the portion already under
contract, would swell the amount to
near go, 1000. 70 this must be added
the cost of headgates, widening the
Canal from Elkins Bro. 5 mills to the
Santiam river, the cost Of conveying
the water through this city to an outlet
In the Calipooia or Willamette. and the
erection of a reservoir somewhere in
the rear of the city. These figures
may be too high-but should the work
of digging and completing the Canal
for business cost $75, 900, it will be the
cheapest and best paying investment
for our people that can be undertaken
at this time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

The COTTAGE MONTHLY-For .Tanu-
ary Is on our table. and deserves care
flll reading and hearty commentator.
Its well chosen stories are selected
from our best publications, and we are
surprised and glad to note that maya
zine so low priced, can furnish such
excellent matter. Its price-only 50
cents per year-places it within the
reach ofeyery schoolbOy, and the money
paid for this monthly is well spent.
Address Reade, Brewster, & Co., l42
I.aSalle Street, Chicago.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

BUSINESS CHANGE. The health Of
Mr.. A. c. Layton falling him, he has
Withdrawn from business entirely.
leaving Mr.. w. C. Tweedale sole pro-
prietor of the grocer and provision
establishment on First street, next
door above the Bank. With a heavy
stock of goods on counters and shelves,
which he will sell at lowest possible
rates, Billy, with his obliging disposi-
tiOn and desire to do the fair thing by
all customers, will soon be the popular
green grocer Of the city. See card on
third page.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

MEDnAL.-'rhe Medical Society of
the Third Judicial District win meet
at Salem on Tuesday. March 4th. Ses-
sions win be held in both forenoon
and afternoon. In the evening the
Medical College commencement exer-
cises win transpire, latter which a splen-
lid supper prepared for N. DIS and
their friends, viii be partaken Of. All
the physicians in the State, that can
possibly attend, are invited and ex-
Mcted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21
RE MOVAL.

WEED HAS REMOVED TO BEACnS.
w building, sou, h Il H. of First, Dt1ween
Ferry AMI hoadaibin streets, where he
Respectfully calls the attention OF his cus-,
toners nni The public 10 new and wen
Il a'Sor,e stock OF
Groceries, Provisions, &c.
which he is now offering ut reduced prices.
For Cash or Trade.
fhe highest market prices paits for all
kilis OF Country Produce
,,.s.S loo< for the Gnlen Brehivct.No 10
Fit'S " re''l, Albany, oregon.
4a''ilna II. WEED.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

HoLLOwAY's Pills AND OINTMENT
enable the victims of disease to dis
pense with all other medicines. The
former relieves the stomach, liver. and
bowels Of all distractions the latter
heals every external sore, eruption, or
wound. Sold IS Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Price, % cents per box or pot. Ask
for new style; the old is counterfeited.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

FRuT.-The prospect for full yield
Of fruit seems to be generally consid-
cred good throughout the county. The
cherry crop, from present indications,
viii be more than an average one the
ample crop. an average one. Peaches,
also. look well, but they are not a sure
crop.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

UNFAvoRABLE.-A telegram was
received here the first of the week
from Mr.. J. L. Harris At Dalles, stat
ing that his wife was worse, and re-
qu"sting her father Mr.. Bell, Of Leba-
non. TO come to Dalles at once. Mr..
Bell took the noon train on Monday,
and in all probability arrived at Dalles
on Tuesday evening.