OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. ALBANY, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1S70. A man rmmctl IJragp; was buried nt IiHleienlcncc last Saturday, w! o is snul to be one hundred and ten years oM. Ho crowed the plains in 1844. Montana's Legislature has voted to aid flie N. 1. Kailroad to the tune of $3,500,000, which is extremely liberal considering that she is a'ready pretty heavily laden with debts. This addi tional indebtedness will keep her pocple right "down to their knitting" fur some years in the future. Ja.. l'arton, the author, not long since divorced from his wile, "Fanny Fern," lias married the daughter ot his late wife, a daughter ot Fanny Fern by her first husband. And it now puzzles the public to know when l'arton spreads himsell on the biography of Fanny whether he will call Iter his wife or his step-mother. The N. Y. Ilcrahfy the paper firt raising the cry ot "Ccesarisra, declares its conviction that Grant does not want a third term, and gracefully retires. It will be in order, however, for Democrat ic journals, of high and low degree, throughout tlte country, to continue to assert that Grant is arranging his forces to capture the coming National Repub lican Convention, and force the nomina tion Ibr a third term. Silver seems to be a drug in the mar kets of the East, leing from 2 to 13 per cent, below gold, or about on a par with j greenbacks. The great yield of silver ; on tlic Pacific coast latterly is said to be the reason ot this discount. However, because silver is at a discount it is no reason why people should throw it away, as it still beats no money all to pieces. We are willing to take silver at par on (subscription to the Register iu any sums from $2 50 up. Gen. Colquitt, ot Georgia, in a recent address, said : "To remove slumps from a field, all that is necessary is to have one or more heet iron chimneys, some four or five feet high. Set fire to the stump and place the chimney over it, so as to give the iequisitc amount of draft at the bottom. It will draw like a stove. The stump will soon be con sumed. With several Mich chimneys of different sizes, the removal ot stumps may be accomplished at merely nominal labor and expense." . Apaiu we are called upon to note the fact that the Overland Stage Company continues to draw its pay with unvary ing promptness tor carrying the mails, although it docs not carry them, while the people still suffer the inconvenience of receiving their mails by steamer once in eight or ten days, instead of daily as the contract requires. How long u this jieople to suffer this infliction ? Let our Postal Agent remain at his post and attend to the business of bis office, or let him be dismissed at once, and an Agent appointed who will do his duty. 'Let no guilty man escape." JNW Ucke foe 1 .vijpitatiox. A cure for the arrest of palpitation of the heart Las just been given to the world by a medical correspondent, an account of which we take from the ; Medical Times, of London. As a great many persons are subject to this disease, it would be well for tfiem to take a note ot what the correspondent' advises : "Palpitation when not depending upon organic disease, may be almost immedi. ately arrested by bending tlie head downward?, and allowing the arras to liang pendant." The coiTefpoiident further adds that "the effect is even still more rapidly produced by holding the breath for a few seconds, while the body is in this bent nosition ' The above has been tried by a medical friend ot hesavstheeffi .nini i.' aa he placed himself in tlie position de- scribed, the palpitation was immediately Why Hk Coci-pn't go to Church. "I wouldn't be such a Christian as you are, John," eaid his wife ' as she stood In the doorway, dressed lor church. " You could go with me very well if you wanted to.' "How can I ?" he half sobbed. "Tliere's the wood to be split, and the coal to shovel over I didn't think of that." she mnrmered inoiignuuuy, ana giving her new cloak a lreeh hitch aft, sailed out alone. The Eugene Guard man advises Carter ot the Corvallts Gazette, to "fold his cars, if possible, to a sufficiently small compass to enable him to get on to a steamboat' etc. Hoys seems loJ have lost all respect the head of his tdinilyor any of Lis m.' IJn. The women of Vancouver have jietition el the town council to alSow one cow be longing to each family to run at large In the corporate limits. Ol'R MHW5ISVII.I.E BETTER. Brownsville, March 1st, 1876. Epitor Heuistkr: The . political excitement is beginning to l felt in this quiet little place, and before the next regular election takes place there will lie quite an amount of life exhibited by each ot the two great parties. I suj pose there are now real'y only two parties, the other two being defunct. The Republicans here propose to make it lively for the Democrats, and even at this early day I hear it intima ted by some of the "faithful" that they very much fear that this district, the great Democratic stronghold, 'will go Republican, and officeholders under the "old regime" are lieginniug to feel tliat they stand on slipjiery ground, and realize that the day ot their doom is at hand. Should their fears prove true, (and they a to not groundless), this dis trict will make ilselt felt on the Repulv lican side in the coming contest. But their fears do not stop here. Some ot them even go so far as to say that they believe that old T.mn, the "Democratic Fanner County," will fall in on tlie side of honesty and right, and redeem her fast failing reputation. Should this be so, our Democratic friends, who have been holding "fat offices" at tlie Court-house, and have felt so sate and certain of future success, had better fear and tremble, square their accounts ami prepare to "pass in tlieir checks," tor the day and hour wlien they shall lie called upon to stand before the judgment bar is fast hastening on and is even now at hand. Let the Democrat who hath ears to hear, hear, and let him, listening to the voice of wisdom speaking from ags and experience, give heed and reap his golden liar vest while 'tis day, for the night of his politcal death approaches, when no Democrat can work. The school taught by Prof. Hisliop has just closed, but we have at least one .other good school in progress. This schoot is taught by Prof. G. C Blakely, who thoroughly understands his business. AH his scholars love and respect him. His basis ot teaching is a good one, and has a "firm foundation" love and kindness and he never attempts to govern and control by mere brute force, as too many do to whom tlie care and training of the youth are entrusted. On Thursday last several of the boys had a sharp little "set to" but no seri ous damage was done, and peace once more reigns in Warsaw. This is one of the best business places in Oregon. We have five stores, and expect another one to lw opened soon ; and all are doing a splendid business. I am sorry to have to add that we have a "grocery" also, which is doing a thriving business. This does not FjK?ak so well, and "pity 'tis, 'tis true." But this will do for the present. O. R. KG ON. Terrible Expi.osiox. On Wed nesday last, at Umatilla rapids, the ow belonging to Grant & Stone, iii use removing obstructions and widening the chauncl of the Columbia river at J that point,was blown up, about 10 a. m. of that day. One man was killed out right, two wounded so that they will not recover, and twelve others are mis sing. There were between twenty and thirty men in and about the boat at the time of the explosion. Tlie explosion was so terrific that it shook the biu'd ings in Umatilla, six miles distant. Tlie explosion ' is said to have been caused by the igniting ot a package of giant powder, used for blasting, stored too near the furnace. Following are tlie names of the missing men: Con nelly, Hanson, Mangon, Sullivan, Fogg, Krnss Trati,awav. p,0nder. McMallev. Watty! Tenbrook, Newell and McCabe. Gra was burnt aiK, t,, OMt , , . ... T- ot tlie water by the small boat. lp I to last advices only the body ot nuc Cabe had been recovered A telegram from Umatilla, .laled I March 1st, says : Scow blown to f rag- I ments. Tliirteen men missing. Coe, Basset!, Slonoand Tabor safe. Mr. Peter McKay, : formerly station agent at Cheyenne, arrived there from the Plack Hills 011 the 21st ult. He reports all the creeks frozen solid, ex cept Spring creek, and that all mining I operations have been suspended till Spring except the Allen and Montana creelc wbcre U,e vo,um of water ia so " vney are able to keep at work washing gold, and they are mat ing aa high as $20 a day to the hand they-average fully $10 a day to the man. He says that all throughout the II ills there are hundred " of miles of creek banks, and none of them but will Afield from $5 a day and upwards. ' He reports that so far but few very rich diggings have been found, but all ar paying well. Thediscovcries on White- wood creek are such that 55,000 is tl price named fur claims of 300M. Dead wood creek ia particularly rich in gold Perhaps it is true that the nebulae are but the dust and debris ot the great Artificer's workshop, but that isn't what a man thinks ot who muses at the front door at 2 a. m. and hears his wife breathing through tlie key-hole. Stock. 1'oisojki. Parlies who set out Hison to kill rats, squirrels, eats or dogs, should be careful to so place it that stock don't get it. A widow lady of this city lost a valuable cow the pre- sent week, supposed to have been poi soned. . "Charles," sad a young wife to her husband, as they sat at the window watching the fashionables on their way church, "when you die, and I get the . . - . .1 to insurance money 1 intern! to have a fur cape and muff just like that lady has on there." . . Vesuvius is once more in eruption. The bottom left in the crater by the eruption ot 1869 has disappeared, and the mountain is smoking again. It is a peculiar result of modern lite that an eruption of Vesuvius is always a great gain to Italy. 1 During the "cold spell" at Olympia, it is said tlie pumpkins which were fro zen exploded when exposed to the air. Thereupon tlie naughty Bee says, "va cancies in the editorial staff in that city in consequence." The Uee doubtless knows. According to the Dee, Porllanders commenced fasting and praying on I Wednesday, and this "regimen' was to be continued forty days. They have been reading of the fate of those two ancient cities that were destroyed with fire a:id brimstone, we suppose, and pro pose to get out of it in this way. The aerial lady who bestrode the broomstick in M. G.'s melody has s rival in a Pittsfield, Mass., woman, who, during the recent gale, took an involuntary ride across the street on a dry goods box. The late Anthony Rothchild's son-m-law, a brother of the Earl ot Ilard wicke, is said to lie the fmt Christian who has married into that famous fam ily of bankers. The other daughter of the Hebrew baronet is still single, and j as 4,000,000 are to be divided between the two sisters, perhaps some otlicr Christian gentleman may be found will ing to sacrifice his prejudices 011 the matrimonial altar. A California inventor has patented a J contrivance for driving sewing machines which does away with Ihe treadle. A number of springs are moved by clock work and governed by a lever so nicely that the needle may be made to move at any desired rate of speed. -The ma chine will run for an hour aud a quar ter with one winding up. A German tailor at Des Moines has invented a novel piano, the hammer of which strikes bells iutead of s'rings. There are in this piano sixty-six bells, arying from two inches to -thirteen cl.es in diameter, all so adjusted that each bell shall give Us perfect tone in response to the touch of the performer's hand on the keyboard. Hon. K. X. Tolin, State Senator from Josephine county, died at his res idence on Deer Creek, in that county, on the 22d inst. His death was net unexpected as his liealth had been im- i pared fur some time previous. lie was a good husban J, a kind father ami a respected citizen. ; ; , The Cincinnati Star rises to a point of order on the paragraphing that is going 011 about Colonel McKee as a 'journalist," and states its point as follows j"MeKee, though a never was a journalist. lie owned si ,u a .wr uu hum. no more ...... jnn u..w..w kujck iu m raniuau oiaKex vnu uwui;r an engineer. Drawing dividends Irora the earnings ot a newspaper does not make j a journalist any more than drawing dividends from a street railroad makes a man a mule." A Troy ( N. Y. ) man has been try- ing to kill rats with bread covered with arsenic The' bread disappeared, but the rats didn't diminish, and finally he caught his thirteen-year-old ' daughter eatino- it. She confessed that she had disposed of all of it, and liked it better Usan anything she had ever tasted. It appears that the girl had fits a year ago, when she kept begging for arsenic and the'doctor, thinking she was going to aie any way, gave some, w..; where- ujion she got well. Since then she lias Ijeen given the deadly poison at differ- cnt times, the only effect being to make t .t -.3 .1 ner appear wen, origin, aim uuevriuu.i lhecae has been laid before several scientific men, all ot whom pronounce one of tho most remarkable phenomena of the age. TV... . 1 . 1 . jjun v,ai k s 13 rejiori-xi to 00 eu route Ought to be allowed to sit down A merchant of forty years' standing. . ' lta,y wil nd "or hundred tons of S(Kh1s to exhibited at Philadelphia. Markets have been unusually quiet during the week.v -Liverpool advices still show a declining tendency in wheat. Tlie bill for the saleot timber lands in the States of California and Oregon passed the Senate on Tuesday. We hope our fO. li. Egon" will stick to his "knitting,' and favor us often with his interesting letters. It is proclaimed that hjhmi the en- trauce t,ie W a,my i,,to. Mad'1, thprn will lx tlirno rlavc fan i v it ips. hull -. -, fights, etc. -J ; - , Our New York letter is behind time wotully. All on account of the irregu- larity of the mails between this city anj gan Francisco, Only one railroad passenger in 7,- 000,000 is killed in a year, and one in 1,000,000 receives any injury from rail- road accidents ; 1 T i ; vi t T-..:.l I lames j.oruiier viraiiam, . unci States Consul at Florence, is about to retire from tlal post on account of ill 1 health. I The King of Spain proclaims that he, with 50,000 ot his brave troops, will repair at once to Cuba to quell the in- snrrectiou there. Tliere are now 25 men engaged in graveling and leveling up tlie track of tlie railroad from Walla Walla to Wallula. Gen. Crook lias started with a force from Fort Laramie to hunt up and pun-I ish Silling Bull aud Ids followers. Sit ting Bull is said to have 1,500 warriors. Tweiity-fi ve years ago a boy left home and started out to become the President of the United States. That boy is now one of the best shoemakers iu the Oliio penitentiary. Captain Hogardus lias been challeng ed by Ira A. Payne to shoot for the Captain's Laurel medal. The contest WU1 probably take place out West in April. A whisky flask has been invented which looks like a book. Henceforth book-worms and the worm of the still incur the risk of being considered ider.- tical. They arc telling pitiful stories ot suf fering from poverty in London, this Winter. A barrister in good standing, who was an Oxford "honor man," was recently arrested for begging. Don Carlos lias surrendered himself to the French authorities, and the pro tracted struggle in Spam is probably at an end. Cuba will next receive the attention of Spain. A recent letter from San Francisco has this : "It is estimated that thirty thousand men are here iienmless and out ot cm ployment. Advise no one to come here now, r Only by the hardest work can keep above water ; once beneath tlie one surface, there is 110 resuscitation." Parties making calculations on going to California to get work or make a "raise, will Ao well to read the above. Tlie Bessemer saloon-steamer, that proved an otter failure, has been sold at a heavy Ions Ly the company which owned it, and is undergoing tlie change necessary to its conversion to tlie i:r-G of a great floating bath, some distance down tlie Thames, Kngland. Gen, Hancock has been tried and ac- Quitted. i You will nrobablv not bo able '1 tn fiiul a tittlFiltivOfft Mklliitrv rVumwrtfut ...n. w aw.. .vwii wi.iivi .J1.il . sheets 111 tli TTnitil KfAtuM tutvovAr. . jp tbeir tfeeble judgment agaiiist the decis- ion. of tliecomt, and with no otlier evideiieotn" eir own wwikss, persist evidence tlum tlieir own winltes, persist in declaring him guilty. This is their capital all they have. capital all they Great excitement prevails at Steam boat Spiiugs, eleven mites from lie no. j Nevada, ovr recent discoveries of ein- nabar. On Sunday last there was great rush of people to that vicinity, j and the whole country was "taken up, I Dean & tWheelcr sold one claim for $10,000 cash, but refused $120,000 for j an adjoining c'aini. That these discov- erics are valuable no one denies, but just exactly how, rich they are no one I knows, VTe judge from the remarks of ' the ntmnrrnt t )at itg &xXox U opposed to 0mination an,i election of Mr. . . Pres;.lencVi Tins much. ftfc lo can ,Q jj uiaine8 I ' crwjj it j ;Mr. Taylor recently Bhod four j horses at Rocky Bar, Idaho, with snow. I simps, and brontrht them a distance of flfVw mi Ins through snow so deen that I -J .0 .... . they couhl not have traveled tlirougii The freight tariff on Walla Walla and Columbia River Railroad is to bo materially advanced, y They Lave another Oriflamme at Portland, the present one being a British iron ship, of 2,250 tons capacity, loading w;t, whcat for Europe, New Orleans has a debt of 21,000,- 000, and is trying to compromise with cieditors tor sixty cents on the dollar. Extravagance in public works the cause. The farmers Blue Gravel mine at Sucker Flat, Yuba county, Cal., valued at $400,000, is to be sold at sheriff's sale on the 16th inst. Fat cattle are scarce and much sought afier in this market. More stall feeding will have to be done in the future the grass business is failing. Another motor man, one named Gary, lias turned up in Pennsylvania. Where is the Thug, the gentle Thug, whose mode is simple, nent and snug ? Write your name by kindness, love, and mercy, on the liearts of the people you come in contact with, and you will tin I'fir lin tnroYil txll " A Wisconsin man named Welsh is to he credited with a novel suggestion concerning suffrage. lie would give each man 21 years old one vote, and another when he reaches 42, and bestow a final one when he is 63. Age and experience, he says, produce patriotism, a sense of public duty, and political integrity. Tlie editor of the Boston Transcript thus describes a meteor : "A 6haft of gclden light was seen to shoot athwart the sky. After traversing a path which might have consumed a second tlie erratic body relaxed its spec! gradually until it had become motionless. In an instant it burst into a shower ot crimson and emerald brilliants, which descended ilia luminous rain until they were ex tinguished." Then he sat down on the oilcloth in the hallway, and his wife pulled oif his boots. A negro, known as "Uncle Den," has been fuuud on the Filoiis plantation, eight miles from Chappell Bill, iu Washington county, Texas, who says he was a g-xd sized boy, blowing the licllows in a blacksmith shop in Virginia, at the time of Braddock's defeat, in 1774. He lost his eyesight at about j sixty years of ago, but 111 the course of twenty years it returned to him, aud he sees as well as anybody now. His hair turned white with age, turned black again, and is now w hite the second time He now masticates with h's third set ot teeth. He had fourteen wives ; is the father of eighty five children, ami is hale, hearty and active. From his statements lie mut bo one hundred and forty or one hundred and forty-five years old. 1 lie centennial can nave him it they want him. Xew To-Daf. I'ltESH GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, j ''"" XEW STORE I XEW 000DS ! Tt'ST OFKKI, in llwlnilMinsnn rirt ft., iiut of Fttrrv liatctlv ticcuuled by II. Woed), a new nd f caii stock of Groceries, Provisions, Etc wliMi I ofR-r 1o the clitecns of Allwiny and stir romidln eouni ry t fair flvln rnle. I imiHi lrrfttiiz a itoou hiovk oi evrviinnic In mv line. In lt skmhoii. nd rej fully k tlie littronasre f t he eil litenn of AHwny and vl- ""y. promising low prici-snml fill rrtenll nil trltli March 3, IS7I5-S4VS CI1AS. ISOURCiAltDES; WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, Comr Flint Md Ferrjr Ktn ALBAXT, OIIM?f. Watches, Clocks, Stiver anI PlaUrd Ware, and Jewelry of cvnry descriotlon and of the best iuanufaetoriua.uu hand for Hale at fair rule. . ,s ... ,'i vjf- f'lciuiinir nnd rcoairinz Tlmenieccs a 'K"- .., cleaMd on "'jSurnV' "wlifi , Wreh s, wTo-aivs ana aoo lor yoaneii-sg j3arler JS2a.ox ' L. B. "ROYAL ttas OPKXED a BarlK-r Slion on First street Xi one door went of Thoinjwon ftlrvinu'sltar. oy1?? ntm Mion, wliera nc win oe )i.!tei 10 nioet u nesa to nierii a p4.n111111111.ue in t in-, kiuki. mil keep constantly on lmnd a full supply of ( Pcrnnurry and Hair Oils, the best assortment in town. Come and see tne. .... Alimny, or., Foornary , I87s-23vs "tlTAXTKU. An atrent for thiacttr and vicin Vt Jty, tor the Mile of K. llutterlck Co.' cektbrated and reliable patterns, tktod refei- eno reqnireii. Aunrei n. a. ii,iu.iit 111 font tit., Min 1 nuieisco, cui. siini NOTICE. rrV) THE I.ADIBfl OF ALBANY ASDVK1S J Itv: hlr. linhain and Mrs. Urubb linve oiicnetl a ditniaking Bbop, one door west of Fox's SI ore, anil are now prcparou 10 uu any and all kinds of ladies' work with neatness imU disnaleh. ; - - ' . Mm. lTnlu.in is n llinrnuuh and aecoiiiTilBnen divusrnakcr, having len In Iho Imolnesn more I nan t wenty yeai-s. en, an we imve n wy if, try us and be convinced. Thanklul for past fa- TOrs( we ask a continuance ot ini sumo 1MIIN nnd MHS. VRirnn. at tb Nunc nlac. Iiave a stock of Fancy tJootts, and useful a'i'i ornamental Roods for ladies' wear, wl.i.-li tliev will sell at low rates. i'lu-y ilo'all kinds of stamping on short not ieo at reaonaiie leriii. iiso. itvius uu inu in tary Corset the most fusliloiiiibltr and bast i use. liivt) iiitnui, . . ..Allianv. Fob. l--. ';-:-42. TO REGISTER BUILDING, C'-oraer Flrwt aad Ferry Streets. Just Ifcoooi vol I A I.AKUE STOCK. OF BOOTS SHOES a U4 Q w 3 OF EV 1316. If ST I,E Sc. MAKE m S3 WHICH WILL. BE SOLD n n 0 I WILL. ALSO PAY THE , Highest market Price, In exchange, lor all kinds of ..... r Alerclianta'blo Produce 2 J. FJ.EISCriSKIt. Oct-rSn TITIS BROTHERS, DKALKIIS IS J WKLU Y, Silver & Plated Ware, and DIAMOND - SPECTACLES AGEXTS KOli THE Singer Sewing The Best Machine Made. Iiicorporated Feb. 4. 1S7.1. "fnpUal. 20,000. UNIOU STORE! Conier First and Washington streets," ATLumx : Oregon. r-reKident, S. A. OA WSON. V Superintendcnl, A. J. JOIIXSOX DIRXtTOIWl A. H. I.OONKY, M. MII.I.rR, III.KVIN. j. .. iiki:i. A. ni.KVlNS, 1A HhU.M. N. Wliolesnk; and Retail iHwIm-K In DRY GOODS! Clothing:, Hardware, -Croefcerjr, Groceries, Farm Implements and OTacliinerj-, dee., Ate. Man. Itnv and wll on vwnmlsioii all kinds of laOIHI, MflrKTJIOH: liniKiUCr, AU. JICC..4, IKilVBni' GTOVCG From this date until furl lier notice, I will sella CHOICE MlvIJKCriOX OF Stoves & Ranges ! -ALSO- PUMPS, HOSE, ETC. W. II. McKAKLAND. Allxtny, llec, 10, 1874-13 THE r.lETZLER CHAIR rHIS IS TO INFORM THE 1TBUC THAT I X no chair goes from my factory without my name limn It. Ail others are false Imitations. and should lie so resrardod. All persons are I hereby warned ainiitist attempting any such imposition upon my cusromer. J. M. METZLEE. - Jefferson, Or., Jan. 21, 187U. A It. I'EKSOXS knowing thcmselvfw inrtebtetl xa. ny note or aeeonnt to jiuui linens, an- liereby iiotiQed that he calls lor a settlement. aim reiio4is inai iney will govern ii:iii!i'.i; iMvordiiifftv. .1'iit.v ;;i;n.t.. STOVES I port CASH, - AT (, Alliaov. lw-. S. 1S7A-IIVS . Furniture Eooms. 1". S. aDTJIVTVIIVO, Jks leave to announce to the citizen of t hi city and snrronnding country, that helmsopeii ed a large stock of I.'!JJ"V"i,Hn" lately occupied ly Iw. Plnin UlfT lr.rn ll,n!' 'lrt Htrvet. wlierc ran bo liad.on miMt nnsonable term, Parlor Sets, . Bedroom Suits. Koran, .';.' JLouiigeM, Easy Chair, Center Tables, Whatnots, ' - Desks, . a - -Book-eases, Safes, v. :. Wardrobes, and in fact everything else needed te TO HOUSEKEEPING. My good are well made and of the Tory Latest and Handsomest Styles. 3?ItICES WAY DOWN. .eSrf'I'BXITt'RK JiHUinfaetnivd to order, at short notice. . .. ..-.- . ... c Furniture repaired and put in irood aliapa on Hliort not ice. Ulv ineauul. P. S. DfJXSIXCS. Albany, Nov. tt. 1H7J leva SOMETHING NEWIN ALBANY ! ! Dress Slaking l Millinery- Goods ! Ladies Furnishing Goods! . AKD orium Mrs. R. A. ji)HN!. at hi-r nrvMnn on It yh). albin street mur tlie inir of toennd, otter the ladies a splendid stock of uuw MIIXIXUIY AD OKKSN TKI)IIM1M, of every description, sill of the latest and most lasnionauie styles, hue also lias a eouiivlele as sortuientof ) IMlicaT aud C1illdria Faint Rlilnc Uood Mixl lail.rwvnrl , of every quality and style, embracing 4'tlnrM, NiMineM. (Imii'lil r embroidered) llaMlker-biel, KnlrllerleM. Collat-eMi-, Kid slo'i-o, eK-'l l.j, Jiuir. UoaM. Ae., and all kinds of ladies' nnd childivn's UUiler wnir. wlii-li will lie sold very low. Call tind exuminu good. MK.S. H. A. JOHNS. Alliany, Xo-. 2t!, 187V10V8 Choice City Property For Saloi rptfE VXTKKStfl'En, wlslilnz to emimte, ; X isoirerint his prnficrty In Allwiny to- mik.-. nsistin.!r of a iimhI residunee. kmiiol handy,,, , and near the business part of tlie city, wli It jots i" block 33, IroiltiilK to the north on Tllint ' smwt and to the west on l'ali)MMia. The ktls nreeneloseil by a nice piekit feint;, and there isa ijfiod Imrn and otlier oiitbnildins, iMMiites a choit lot of lMnrini fi-nit tiiii mid irraiie vines, wit li a fence bui It tHtwn lite two lot, forming a nlw little irnrtlcn snot, wlilcli Is in extra condition for gardening, l'ossussion iflv en soon after sale. Any In formation given at I lie rcsnli-ncc of J. M. IlKAlll. r or as lie is ijciic'r.illy known, Mitt. llcavU. Cheiaical Paint, THE. BEST AX1 CHEAPEST V'SEl,i A. C AROTHERS & CO., FIRST STRKET. Af.IIANY. . i - ...i --"'"T" ALBANY FOUNDUr Iachine Shop,!., A.F.HEtta Irortetr, ALKANT, OREGON, . . r :-;.. . . .- - j ' - -;-; - Manufactures Steam Engiues. Ftouf and Saw Kill! Haenln- WOOD WORKING ... And AGRICULTURALMACHWERY, ' 'And all klnt'8 of . , . IKOW A' BaAKN t'AtTINUN. TMrtlntnratlAtttnn nald toreniklrinirall . kinds of machinery. lv3 JOHN SCHMEER, Groceries & Provisions, ALBANY, ORKGOX. HAS JUST OPESEH ItfS K KW GnOCF.R establishment on comer of KHsworl ir , and First streets, with a frosli rflxk of ' ttrooerlus, l'lwislons. Candles, Mrar, To Inom, An., to whnli bo Invites the atten tion of our citizens. In eonnootion with tho store he will ktwip a llakery, and will always have on lunula f ull supply of frusU bread, cruckvii, &o. CiT" Call uml sue tue. JOHN WHMF.FK. Fohrimry !B-2tv4 t. i tor fcngianti. 1 it otherwise.