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The New York herald., 1876-02-20

the refined
Star Com.que.
A triumphal
award 20 hber-
ality and perseyer-
ance.
What the public
have long needed. a
first class Variety
Show, with rapid
changes. both as to
artists and attrac-
tions.
The public patro-
nizc places whore the
most inviting bill of
fare is served.
Three Matinees
this week. Bear In
mind, TONY PAS
TOR gives three
Matinees this week.
Remember the days
and prepare 20 at
tend. viz, our regu-
lar Family Recep-
tion, on TUESDAY.
an extra reception
on WEDNESDAY.
and our irregular Pam :
lily Matinee on
FRIDAY.
This week more new
stars will be offered
At this establishmcnt
than viii appear in
all the Variety Thea.
tres OF New York
Stars OF a higher
degree ofsxccllcnce,
with more and bet
ter attractions than
ever before wit
messed on any stage
in America.
Read their names,
read the programme
and be satisfied that
we only advertise
what We can pro-
duce.
"The best
Variety Show
In the world. -
Read. Read.
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EXTRA.

Admisson so cents; reserved seat 81 private boxes
$40 81 and Is; Family Circle 25 centA
Raafn secured siR dnyn IN adYanee,
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MATINEEs TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.

First appearance Of HARRY
MONTAGUE. the refined and gentle
manly Star Comique.
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.MUsENrKwrs.

TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
$50 and 567 Broadway.
Directly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

Every evening this week. the largest
and best Variety Company ever seen
on one stage at the same time. Three
Matinees this week.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

| NEW YORK DAILY TIMES (EDITO-
| riaD says mo one can witness Mr.. Days
| most interesting play Of 'Piuuei-and every
| body ought TO see it-withOut having the
mind recalled TO the painful case Of Charley
Ross. Truth is stranger than fiction, and
more surprising incidents than those which
are depicted in Mr.. Daly's play have hap
pened under our very eyes. II anything could
deepen the sympathy which is felt for tho
Ross family il would be the thoughts sug-
gested by the powerful and deeply impressive
performance OF Miss Davenport"
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DRY GOODS.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
van OIfer on MOnday, February p

CAMELS HAIR in all the spring shades u inches
wide, 6Oc, Toe and 75c. per yard
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a full line 4s-ineA, 81 Aiso aS' 81 so, 81 and 81 so
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

DIQUEwI THE SUNDAY DESPATCH SAYS
'Mr Days beautiful theatre is now In the
full tide ofprosperity, and his new drama of
'Piqne bids fair TO exceed, in the duration OF
its run, even his former most brilliant sue
cess, DIVORCE
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

Special attention is called 20 our Came lair haelasse
Is inches wide, 81 per yard; former price -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

AEGU 81 III oAVBa,.- ,.--Fhe most miserable
beings III the world ire those sniferiDS.
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
More tliaIf seyenEy-iiyc per centoftle peo-
pie III the United STATES are afflicted with
rs Sour stomach. Sick Headache. Habitnal
Costiveness, PaIpitation of the Heart.
HEARTBURN. Water-brasil. gnawing and
burning paths at the pit of tlse Stomach,
Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and disagree
able taste in the mouth coming mp of foo'l
after eating. low spirits. sc. Go TO Your
Druggist and get 10 cent bottle OF dugaSt
Ft0srer or a sample bottle for O cents Try
1.-TWO doses will relieve you. Agents,
Grape q IAighaIa, wholesale druggists.
san Francisco. n5n3
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C0RRESPONDESt.E FROM BROWNS
VILE.
BRowSsvu1.E. Dec o5,h 1e7e

BROWNSVILLE. Dec. 25tli. 1876.
EDITOR REGIsTNR This Christmas
day. the day on which it is believed the.
Christ-clld was born into tile wurlsL aneR
which all christians celebrate as day OF
rejoicing in commemoration of that morn
iaig when the angels from heaven pro-
cl;tfnred pence OH earth and good VIII tor
menv Is one of sadness and moarrinc to
naairy n weeping father and mother In our
qniet village. Tie grim destroyer Is in
deed in oar midst. and the Angel Of Death
has with noiseless step entered the halls Of
TIE rich as well rs tile cottage of the poor,
plueked from Whence rhc choicest buds and
flowers. and carried them Fway to the
silent mansions OF the dead. But death
byes shining mark, and we are tain to-
believe that, through the snfferings and
death of the Christgiild. these b,l,ls aneh
flowers will bud and bloom again more
brightly in the srsrliyht Oh heaven. never
more 10 fade auf lie.
Tlnee of the oldest children of Ill. r..
Powell and wife have been called away.
and but one IS left-tllree angels in IIeav-.
Ell. and one little babe leic to them ON
earth.
Three of .roan Gunniughnms children
have obeyeel the snmmons-two OF tlienn
even now await their consignment to the
tomb-and one is left, though for how
long. God only knows.
:. p. Westcott has lost two, and is linn
self very near the other shore.
G. G.. Thompson h;ls lost ene,. and we
Ianow nos whose may neat be summoned.
How trfie Il is that ',iil the midst of life
we are in leath.'F Death is indeed reaping
It ricil harvest here, but we trust all tile
sileaves VIII be garnered in tEe storchouse
of God.
'Flere is nothing talked of here bus
deatl. and consequently can write of
nothing else Yours. o. r. ESOH.
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HITTER FTZsOM 4 7-RAt,EEINGr cor
RESPONDENT.
nAIsEY. Or, Dec. 2g. 1870.

1AI,SEy. Or, Dec. 26. 1876.
Ed. REGISTER IL arrived ut this place
on the Goth inst. -Affer providing for my
little horse. / bore my letter of introduc-
tion TO Mr.. Black. file gentlemanly Super
intendent of the Grange Store at this place.
Ills business was such that lie really ap-
peared not to have any time TO devote to-
any one outside of his customers. This
store is doing an immense business. keep
ing some four or five men busy waiting
upon customers.
la the afternoon 7 Iotle ont to AARON
Contlras. where ] took twelve applications.
Next day went in the direction of West
Point, passing through fine firming
country. .vftlr good houses. barns. etc.
The farmers generally have made good usU
of the past two or three weeks. ( have
seen from two to four plows going on most
of the farms. Some are done. others half
done, and SO on. As my business was with
farmers. talked freely with them sbotIr
farm Interests ae well as insurance 'rhey
are to II nian in fine spirits; say there Will
he ut least elie-third more acreage in Syzsise
the coming season than the last, and wit&
favorable weather tile IfalSey warehouses;
cannot give them storage room for tfieir
grain. and are jubilant over the expectn-
tion of the coming crop bringing a good
price. never was more Hospitality en-
tertainctl. both myself and horse, free Of
charge.
The only difficulty in travelling from
house TO house in places is the absence or
necessary gates-in many places had 90 lay
down the fences.
Having secured applications to the
amolmt of twenty thousand dollars, with .
good prospect for ten or fifteen more, wer
headed for IIalsey. T feel confident that
at. le;sst one hundred thoilSi1id dollars may
be secured in this vicinity Respectfully
w f. H.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold in New York. 101i5
Legal tenders. 92a@3e.
Wheat. 81 2 busllcl
Oats, 81 &C = busliel.
Butter. 2Je 4 pound.
Eggs, 3Oc-7 q dozen.
Chickens, 81 50a&3 90 2 tgozcn.
Beef-on foot. Be; pork, do, &c net.
Bacon-Sides, BE; hams, ls5P: shoulders.
st.
Dried apples, &c; plums. 12e-
Liverpool wheat market Dee % ~
erage, I0s9d@IIs4d; club, 1lS3ds11 Sd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 A McEntire who
IL indebted 10 Hurd & Setflnmeir on note of
81 no ana interest from Sept. 1873; to Willian
rnhan, balance on note of about 4s2 which Is
eildorseSa q 70 70 Hnrd & seftemeir by samuel Mil
s lsr 10 -. F.s Plunner. account of S26 rs to
=. y. Isarnes. order of 40: 10 Fred. Graf, ac-
counter sls 5o' u B. wallace ,yaccount Of s2n,
maj, lhaI Lney Or either Of them, the said debtors.
SIit.i Iis,t IN! over tSaTy person persons who
may M noid sue claim or claims until the whole
OF stAlei AInounts shall be endorsed credit
n certain proInissorv mote Of s77s so bearing
date December l6 1s7s and due July l. 1877, ex-
setflcmcir to John u Hurti
SETTLEhETR- g. DAWSON.
IDS 18th day OF Dee, lSTG-n I3v9ni1
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LINN COUNTY BlB1E SOCIETY

l15AA " 6OC-h 4 4 l1Al1A@11f SO'~AA A a
Agreeable to previous announcement. q
business meeting of Linn County Bible
Society was held in the U. p. Church ON
Saturday evening, Dee. 23d, IST6, Rev.
Dr. Irvine presiding, Mr.. j. Conner acting
as Secretary.
The report OF Dir. Fos1ay. Depcsitary
Agent, was submitted and appro@ed- The
report shows that the depcsftary Is well
supplied with bibles and other books
which earn be purchased at actual cost.
The meeting adjourned to attend annual
meeting of the Society, appointed tor Sab
bath evening IN the Court House.
On Sabbath evening Dec. oath, the Court
House vas closely filed with our eitfzensr
there being no other church services, prob
ably. in the city, Rev. Dr. s.. g.. Irviile-
President of the Society, in tile chair. The
exercises were opened with prayer, afteT
which Rev. +. Bowersox, pastor OF the
Evangelical Church. made n very eloquent
and able stltiTcss In behalf Of the distrtDu-
ton OF the bible. lie wss followed by
Pros. Powell, of Albahy Collegiate Insfi~
tnte. Rev. 4. b. White. peet@r OF the Nh-
r. Church South, AND Rev. p. c. uetzieRr
state Agent. III interesting addresses atter
which collection was taken rYIv which
amounted, added to the books sold during
the year. 10 SSs 354
The committee appointed to nominate
officers Tor bhe ensuing year, made the fol-
lowing report. which was adopted:
President. Rev. III. w. Stratton.
Vice President, Rev. j. +. De vore.
Secretary, Rev. j. Boweisox.
Treasurer, Rev. L. b White.
Depositary Agent, Mr.. j. Foshay.
Executive Committee-R Rev. II. G. TIfsg,
DIR. J. p. Tate, L. NJ. Miller, f.. ID. puv-s
dom and i. II. Montanye.
The meeting adjourned subject TO tile
call OF sl,e Chairman oftlle Executive Gem
mittee. +. NJ. MrLEEK.
Chr. Tx Com.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

Cur THIS QUIT May SAVE YoUR
LIFE.-There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Diseases.
would die Tslti8er fha4s pay rs cents for
bottle of fmedicine that would cure them.
DR.. Il. Bosclsee's Eenagl lSh,ul has lately
been introduced iii this country from Ger
many. and its wohfrons cures asa0nisIes
every one thar try it. If you doubt what
we say in print. cnt this out and take il to
yotlr Druggist and get Il sample bottle. for
10 cents aid try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Resulsrr size 1iIcctlts. 5xem3
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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tllat the under sign
~ Cd, W. ii. Goltra. was duly ppointed by an
order Of the CoEnts. Court of Linn county, Ore.
gon. duly made Mt fhb October term of said
court. 1876. the administrator of The estate OF
Selling Norris. late of Linn county, OREGON,
now deceased: and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required TO pre-
sent them to the undersigned. at his residence
IN Albany, Oregon, duly verified, within six
months from the date hereof.
". ii. GOLTRA. Administrator
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

TIE DpHTIIERIA ST Brownsville
This maady has made fearful havoc of the
young in Brownsville. No less than twen-
ty children have died with it there within
the last two months, all of them. with one
exception, under ten years of age. The
We're five deaths between Friday of last
week and Monday of the present week
three days. And instead of decreasing,
the malady seems to be gaining in strength,
and is now attacking older persons. Some
families have lost as many as three chill
drcn. 1t is proving dreadful scourge,
and the end is not yet.
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!. d q q s 8 &C

To tIie working Glass. = We
Tr+aatrcd 10 furnish all elstsses With constant
t.mlllovniVnt at llome, the whole OF the time,
or for their spare moments. Business new,
Ii.rltt and profitable Persons of either sex east
IL earn from 30 cents to = per evening. and
5rorort ianal sum by deyofing their whole time
10 the business. Boys AMI girls earn nearly
much .s men. That all who see this notice may
ssIiff their address. and test the business
make tllis unparalleled offer: To such as are
nor NelI sal isiiett will send one dollar 70 lay
for the trouble OF writing. Full HIrticuflrs.
SAMPLES worth seyeTs1 Hollars TO commence
work on and Il copy of Home and Flreside. one
~ fji largest and hest Illustrated Publications.,
NIL sent free by ulsii. Reltler, il you want per
Iil.tnent, nEotitable work. address, GEORGE
STlNsoS 9Ef'o.. Portland, Maine. ln26Ng.1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

AT HoME.-Dr. G. W. Gray has re-
turned from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his office, in the Parrish
brick. up stairs. by all who desire dental
work Of any kind. C46v7.
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L. p. CHURCH

a good audience was assembled at an early
hour on Christmas evening. The literary
part was short, novel and very interesting,
consisting of Il short prayer, and q few
very appropriate remarks by the pastor.
Ifav. s G.. Irvine. ID. D.. s.AIerly Christ
mas" by foarteen small children, each
child lcciting a verse; and an anthem By
the church choir. At the close of the exer-
cises. Kris kringle himself in costume, :sp-
peared and distributed the presents-ard
not member of the Sunday School was
missed. The church was decorated with
festooning aud very appropriate notices
The trees We're on each side of the pulpit,
with 4 wire drawn from one to the other.
on which was made 8; grand display OF
scarfs. handkerchiefs. etc, While directly
under it stood the pulpit, with its load of
silver. toilet sets, glassware, etc One of
the principal events of the evening was a
present to the Superintendent. DR.. Geo.
w. Gray, OF a large and beautiful album.
from the members ofthe school. thus show
ing tlleir appreciation of his services in
that capacity tor the last few years. TAX
ing it altogether it was a grand success.
showing that the several committees having
the matter in charge We're the right people
in the right place.
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SPLENDID LUMBER. -Messrs. Conn s.
Co. Grassfidge Mills. lave 4 large qrlan-
tity of dressed flooring aud rustic for sale
at Wheelet's, corner Of Second and Els
worth streets. 1t is superior lumber, and
will be sold at low rates.
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PIT(tElEIISsS
CASTORTA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health If thcy W i'll l-t' C.-tol'ia tor Wind
Collie, worms. FcN eri~hro. sore Mouth Group.
SJoufstch Complaints II i entirely II veesp
table prcT;tr;ti ion, and contains ncithcr miner
i'll. morphine nor alcohol. 1t X rs pleasant TO
lake aS honey. and neitilcr -iteS nor gripcs.
Dr. F.. Dimoch. of hll,sppt, IT, says:
Il am using CaStOria in nay llIstciicc with the
most signal henesits ;ind happy result
/ his i what every one says: Mos! nurses III
New York Civ use ihr ':iStoyiit 1t iS Sprptlrt
by MeSsl.S j. r.. Rose. & 90. ley street. >e0
York, Successors td samuel Pitcher, VI. b. isye
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Rev. J. F. Dcyore Will
hold services in tE1e brown NJ. +. church III his
city on sabbath, morning and evening" sun
day SCHOOL at 2:8O r. ~ Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening.
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speciaG Notices.

AIUS1CAL.-Miss Nettie Piper. Teacher of
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
Iy located in Albany. and prepared to give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching.
and can give the best of references. *
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noelce.

NOTICE is hereby given tllattlle under
IN signed, Seth 5. lays has been. by an
order of the County Court of Linn county.
Oregon. made atthe November term there
of. 1876, duly appointed administrator of
the estate OF Seth w. Hays, deceased. and
all persons having claims against SAID es-
tate. are hereby required to present them,
duly verified. TO the undersigned rs his
place of business in IIalsey- IN I.Inn county,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof. SETH s. HAYS.
Administrator
Dated, Dee. 1, 1876 nT0v9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

TItANKs.-Dr. Geo, W. Gray. Superin-
tendent of the L. =. =. S.. wishes us to cX-
tend his heartfelt thanks to the teachers Of
his Sabbath School for the presentation
thung on the Christmas tree of a magui!i-
cent album. a> a testimony Of their regard
and esteem. It Is Il most elegant present.
and the Ds.. i< very proud oil it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

LAST SATURDAY NIGIIT-The Young
Folks and Old Folks had way mp party
at the residence of DIR. d. b.. Rice. \
young gentleman aud lady were united i'll
mock marriage, by Rev. II. w. Stratton.
who, to his agreeable surprise, received the
veritable marriage fee incoin. The happy
eonpEe, with their triends, took long
bridal tower" walking from rhe Dr. s
residence to the Q. & G. Railroad depot,
where they took the cars, returning on the
railroad switch to the street running south
of the point from which they started.
There was just bushels of fin. the table
was most hountifnlly snppliesl. the host
and hostess. most aff;sble and jolly. and
everybody seemed TO be Oh the top rouslst
of happiness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

NJ. F.. QUARTERLY MEErING.-Rev. 7.
NJ. Starr. Presiding Elder OF this District.
will hold the second quarterly meeting of
the present Conference year, nj the NJ. T..
Church in tllis citv, OH Saturday and sun
day next, Dee. 30th and 31~t. All are in
Nitcl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

TIE PLXcE.-Tf You want an elegant
suit of clothing suitable for making New
Yeays calls or to get married IN. l.. T..
Biain las tlienls 40 less price tlrln yosp
ever heard Of before iii this city. 60 anD
ask Blain about it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

Everybody insmes in the North Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co. represented by
Me<SrS. Hail Is TuStiu. OF this city. By
the way. we learn that Nr. Hall is doing
n heavy business for the Company in tli>
county. everybody apparently taking poll
cics. Good enough.
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lLettr lrom q Postmaster. l

'.ANTIoeIr, ILL.,, Dee. |, 1874.
IN IESSRS. j. Il. R0SE * Co:
ssMy wife has. for II Ie.ng time. been a terrible
sntff,rcr from rheumatism. She has tried rlnny
nh y slcianS and man remedies. i he only thing
which has ri zen her relief Il tcntaur Lininent
am reiocetl TO say this has cured her. l ann
'o''''' ". II. RISt.
This is {; y;an1tit, OF na1av houSand tcstimoni-
ais received. ot wonderful cures effected hy the
(entultr Lin iment. The ingredients of his mr.
th.Ie uL.. nubIished around each lIottle. Il com
fnIns Witch Hazel, Mcntha, ArniCa, Rock Oil.
C'urbolit and ingredients hitherto little known
1t is an indislufiible act that the EentauF ini-
uIent is performing more cures OF SweilInssS,
SfitT Joints Erupt ions. RhGumatiSln- Neufa ..ra
~t.iatat. Cttzed BrtitStS Lock jaw. &c.. han all
tile ofI her iiminemf~. EnfbroVat tionS ENtrstci =
SetIVcS. OinimentS and pltSterS now III ttSe.
For Tbot haciic. E3rTachc- Weak Back, Itch and
CutancouS EFuptions, IL j. admirable. Ii cures
burns and eSGlllS without IL scar. Extracts poi
from bites ana stings, and hcstS frost t-bites
and chilihf;tins, in Il short time. 40 family cam
afford to be without the Centaur l-iniment.
white wrapper.
The Centnur Einiuent, yellow Wrapper.
is atlnotel To the cough skin. muscles and flesh
OF he animal creation. lis elects upon severe
cases of SHtvin. Srecry. wind tfaH. Big Head
and Poll EVIL. little less han mary cinuS.
MtSSrS. }. Mcclure * Co. Druggists. corner of
Elm and Front streets. Cincinnati. Ohio. say:
I'm llaorhOod nuIni5cr of fc3tlliSt cIs
normce il superior 10 anyt hing they have ever
used We sell aS high n fOur TO five dozen bot
ties per month TO these tctmsterS.''
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds Calls. SGIItt ChVS. Ring-Donc. &C.,
and for Screw Worm in sheep II has no rival
Farmers. HVrrN-nen and ~torl-I iS,,rS. have in
fhi~ EiIrimcnt n remedy which Is worth hun
drcd times its cost.
Laboratory of J. Is. Rose &, CO.,
10 i3cA street. New ! Iork.
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Don't forget the donation party Mt tie
NJ f. parsonage this Friday evening. he
ccmber 29tl,, 1876. Let every friend of
the rerStorand fimil + attend we'll .,hcelceI. =
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4 CARp--As Pastor, | hereby express
thinks to afl who assisted in our Christ
mas entertainment ut the VI. i; Church,
!. L. DE ' ORE
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evening at the various churches were most
interesting, and of course secured the Iarg-
est attention. Tile
ESrTIST CHURCH
was most beautifully decorated inside witt,
evergreens. on each side and through the
center. A number of beautiful crosses nnd
wreaths, made OF evergreen, We're TO be
seen in various parts OF the room. Over
the pulpit was placed the beautiful motto,
worked in evergreen, GLORY to God in the
Highest : and just beneath it. in gilt let
ters. s'God is Love On the rigl.. we:e
the words, Peace on Earth; - on flie left
the expression of the angel to John i'll
i'll PatmoS. ''Wor~hip God" On either
side of the puipit was Il Tree, not bearing
twelve manner OF fruits. nor were their
leaves for the ''heaIing OF the nations. = but
they bore many valuable presents. which
proved to be very gratifying to many pres
eut. After the assembling of the people.
numbering between three and four hundred.
the exercises commenced about : L. NJ.
conducted by Deacon Rufus Thompson.
consisting of the following programme,
the singing being conducted by Prof, O..
p Newell:
Singing-by the school.
Prtycr-by Rev. 4, j. IIunsackcr.
Sfnging-by the s,hiool.
AddreS$-by Dr. X. {. Hill.
Treitation-by Barbara Myer. Santa
Claus Will come
I;ecitation-by Dolly Banta.
Singing-hy the school
Then followed the presentation of the
presents. numbering nearly four hundred
in all. During the entire time the best of
behavior was observed. The
NJ Il. CHURCH.
at an early hour Monday evening. was
crowded tar Leyond its seating eapaelty.
by the attendants and friends ofthe Sunday
School Two trees had been provided.
which were loaded down with presents.
whilst Il large number We're placed else
| where there being absolutely no room left
OH the trees to hang them. There were
| probably five hundred presents distributed.
/ The decoration WAS beautiful, consisting of
IA arch with mottoes; large star with mot
toes; monogram~ and wreath< OF evergreen.
trimmed Will little flags, As well as an mr.
ray of trimming all around the church.
The decoration and general arrangements
/ for the evening rejected credit OH the off
GERS of the Sunday School and the Commit
tee who distributed the presents. Every
one present seemed TO be well pleased,
more especially those who were SO libe:-
ally remembered on the trees. The orna-
mcutation will remain in the church with
the exception of the trees, until Spring, in
AL likelihood. Vt the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-29

Prof Warren, Of Portland, came up Oh
NFen,lay. spending the time pleasantly
RmomS old friends until Thursday, when
he returned to Portland, his present resi-
lence.