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" .... -" i"""i' r' ' ?Jr ' TTr"flH. TmcMrnrNTyn rrprnATT) Thursday, a tot-st 7. 7 i J All. Y 4ND WBEKUV TERMS oFSUbdCKlPTION UAILV fuuusfced erery ow nuns' except Monday.; LlTereU by earner, pa w u Y mail, per r" i 00 WUIL1. JPunliahsd every Friday Man! ax.) ae copy, per annrun, In sdanceJi.OO wiir), )0t Mid in advance iJO rum. maius. Jails the Albany postoflloselosst Xw all offlcee north ) The Eastern states ' tiSO t a, rhe Wed Sid f Ami the Narrow Osage B. B. St r rthuxl and Salem 11 a. a .!iaaad Yaquioa .12 JO r. a o.dce soath... ...... 7 JO r. v T'r .atofflee wili be closed each evening , ruui six to seren o'clock. Keaistered matter lor the earlr morning waia ahoaM be mailed before g o clock the pmrrloas evenimr. OREUON PACIFIC TIM TABLE. Arrivee Departs .U.I5amtl.00pn, Xttpfnl 8.K Pretest.;. editorial yores. Mr. Krone, the special census agent, sent out to look after the delinquencies in this state, and now bringing his all observing op tics to bear upon them in Minneso ta, says that Oregon, or rather Port .land, lias no just cause to growl, and therefore our state - will probably not have a chance to stiive for a large enough count to bring in another congressman. In other words there will he no recount from present appearances. The production of steel rails in this country during the first sifc months of this year is given by a reliable authority as approximat ing very closely to 800,000 tons. This is said by the same authority to be 225,000 tons or more in excess of the production for the same period last year. This indicates 'a very healthful condition of ttie steel rail trade for the year so far. and the indications are that thir activity will be continued. The decision of the house com mittee on elections, to the effect that Beckenridge was not elected from the second district of Arkan sas,' will probably unseat Mr Beck enridge. The country at large will uphold that decisiou, and it will really be better for the gentle man himself. He can go before bis district and if he is returned by a fair and square election he will stand vindicated and his in fluence augmented. But as long as he remained in congress under the stigma that followed from thi ol order of Clayton, his influence and standing were not good, and his place might as well he vacant. Thx direct outcome of the buy ing up of the American industries by English capitalists, will be the advance of prices upon ccmnrodi ties manufactured. In the matter of beer which was the first in vestment made, ami wnicn was hedged about by agreements with former proprietors not to engage in the business for five years, un til the Englishmen thought they had obtained a full monoKly i i immaterial to the general public whether the prices advance or not, but in other industries said to have been gobbled up, as for instance the tableware gla-e factories, it does make a material difference, and it is to be hoped that a competition will spring up that will make a monopoly of the business an impossibility. Hypotism, which has been re garded as a fad by most people, will soon take its place among the knowledge helps to medicine and surgery. The French specialists have claimed for some time that it is invaluable to them in perform ing difficult operations, being at tended with less rink than chloro form or ether, but it is only re cently that carefully conducted experiments have been made in England, at Leeds, to determine the value of hypnotism in surgery. It was found that long end pain ful operations could be performed with ease while the patient was in the hypnotic sleep, and the curious thing is that on awaking they were unawares that anything had been done. The verdict of many medical men who witnessed the experimnets is that hypnotism will soon be given a placa in the medical school curriculum. The peculiarities of human nature crop out in various and un expected manners. That human beings should delight in death and destruction is one of those anomalies, yet such seems to be the case. Even '.he nihilistic schemer themselves have no lack of active and earnest recruits. It is said that the craze among the 'Russians of the better class to en gage in nihilist plots reems to be increasing. The latest report of a conspiracy in St Petersburg says that a professor of the university, aa wall a several student and military officer, 'are concerned in it. Despite every effort made by the government, a large amount r 1 of liberal literature it in clrcula- tion in Russia. The men who read it naturally become conspira tor, ior they find that many of the simplest elements of freedom enjoyed by people of other nations are denied to them.' The only wonder is that amid all this nihilistic ferment no plot reaches the successful stage. It must be that apies are numerous, or that the police have improved id' vigil ance and keeness. There has always been a feeling among the people of this country that the remains of her great General, V. S. Grant, should rest in the cemetery at Arlington, Heights at Washington, the capi tal of the country, and. that the interment at- New York was a mistake.' This ' feeling has been intensified by the dilatorihess of the great citv in the matter of erecting some suitable monument. The feeling will be further aug mented by learning that New York hab not only failed to keep her promises ma e at the time the burial Kite was selected,' although tthe drummed all oyer the whole country fur penny contributions to the Grant monument fund, but she has allowed actual desecration of tiie burial place to be made. In stead of the extensive flower' garf den that was promised to be kepi in perpetual bloom on ttra adjacent plat of ground, an overgrown un gainly barn has been erected to accommodate the horses of a hotel near by. Congress' should imme diately make an appropriation for deferring the expense of removal procure the consent of the family, and suitably mark the final rest ing place of the great soldier in the national cemetery. rR tlMo, f acres or pirst-ulaRs Isau S toil ei from 'Lebanon, partly im proved, suitable for : dauy stevk.. truit ior poultry, tor further Information wqulre at this office. WANTED. By a lady who writes a good hand, and la both quick and accurate Kith accounts, a irasition in a store or otave, il tig store preferred. Address O. K. box SO, Albany. ' i.hjr KENT. Three deeirtble "dwell SrelXng of lr. X nousea.. Cur particulars inquire . C. Negus. 1 ft.. WINN, AGENT rOR THE LEAD ing are, uie ana eocMcnT msarane com- LOoT. la tuis ity, a light-red tjewejjen I setter. Answer name of Poo to, iKe ard wili be paid tow hie return tohOrowher. C. W. Warn. rCE OOOL BEEK ON DRAUGHT,- DRAWN from the cellar, at M. Raumgwt's. ' BOR1NU,- ROUK DR1LLUNU proapecting, Write J. B. Hughes,' Ai- wny, Oregon. IJOK aALE-rOOOD MILCH COWS, AT A' Iritee tiros,' stables. 1 LL PERSONS 'HAVIITO VMSSTILKD LL PERSONS 'HA VINO A. acdounts with John Dierreuger are re quested to call at once and settle aa he has sold his meet markst and haa retired 'from the business.' L'URNitMiED- ROOMS TO RENT Inquire X of a. uoets, at ueuaonica reeuraraai i 1 W, AYERS. ARCHITECT AND SUPER- J. iDtesduL Omar oer Pint Natkntd bulk. bail ding, Albany Or. from all parts of the eonnty Work soiicttstr I '! E ClOAKS IMPORTED. Elf T WttJT X and Duluestie, embracing lbs oekibrated ior oe a sana, rfcstreims, tmiaucrars aiber eheii-e brand in the Wells, argo and eetem Lnioo Tslegrsph office ' bulMwg. Mntnmm place L'tlK SALE - A 1 jersey tew . Well brake X for town pnrposes Inquire at Oregon uuid Oonipanjr'e sdlos. rr Hit. lH1ICb STUCK OP UROCttUKal til 1I J turea, etc lwing'gwod businsM.i Oo6d nasonen 37s, city 1 OST.--A liistslpm oi eay gold wire en JJ circling a coral branch. Jb Sndsr will iw suitably rewarded by leaving the earns at him emee- Olf CY TO LOAN BOMS CAPITAL ON good real sststr aeenritj. rsr harticu. Ian enquire of Oeo. Hnmphrey. OLEEPtESS lfrttHTSmk' miswiblr by O that terrible eevgh. Shlloh's tlurer la the remedy for you. rer sale by Fdshny kUaou. Netiea VTItTB Is hereby gieeh thst to I annual It .meetlnr of the stockholders 1 of the Uolden City Mining Company will be held at the office of the dndertg4ef secretary ; at the hour of S o'cloak - h. Monday, eeptem her 1st 1SW, for the purpose of electing seven' diroctore to serve one year. A full attend ance la desired., ugust Stfa, 180. : L. H. MoiiTsHTS. Secretary. . This powder BSTsrVitis. AtstrM ol purityjttrsrJfrUi'akid wbolenowmna More 'BcwnuniJcaJ tkaa - tae cMtUaar) kinds, and cannot be sold ia Maptlt Uoawitb multitude of low tesC short weight aluat or ohosDhnta nowdarV Sold only la eaa. Hot ax Bxxxv 'ow. bsb uo, um wau u n. I. Lawia U, JoajtsoM et Cex, ajnbIa, r(ntviAs rrr w. LA.STBCRN. M d., PHISYCIAN f Mm ouanvw.., ......... - Can betounda office day or nucht. VI audi a..AAn niiu In MMlwain'a brick. M B. ELLIS', PHYHC1AN . reoo, AlhaJ.y Oregon. AMD SURr WE DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AiTD m.jaon. Can batons! at hi office room la Strahsn's block. Tint street, Albany Oregon. "' . CC. KELLY," PHY9KHAN AMD JbV . geon Albany, Oregon. office in Pierce's new block Office hours, from 8 a. a. to 4 .. . . , . i A J. ROSSITRR, VETERIKARY 8UR . geon, graduate- or OnUrio yeterinarj college and member of the OnUrio veterin ary medical society, Is prepared to treat the or ail aomeencMeu va scientific principles. Office at Ana Marahall'e livery stable ReeM.uoe 4lh and Calapooia streets, Albany. Oregon. Da. K, A. McAubtss BossoMTHie nrr Btoaaatideargeea Has removed his office into Crawford' block. All calls proropt- Ir attended to, SO. A. WHITSer, PHYSICIAN AND mnrtfoa. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical Collece. New Tork City. Diseases of women a specialty, OlHce iu at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and, Vine, Albany Oregon. 1VR.M. i. PA TON, PHYSICIAN .ND U Surgeon, Bhmtberg's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a specialty. Oaa he found a the office day or night. .TrvMNKVo. . T. SON ST. U T. BASIN, 4. W DSArsa ItURNsY, BAKIN. A IMtAPKR, Atl'oR. U ssysst law, ursKOSt-itv, tireo Oregon. Twefl- tr years experien aa register of thuU. t. Land Ufflce t orecon tniy ana in me una practlcw recommends ut In uur specialty rosinevs before the Land tlfflce or the courts and involving tite practice in the ger-erai Land onice. H C. WATSOK, attdrney-at-law, Albaii) , Oregon. Office in Htrahan block JN. DUNCAN - ATTORSfcfc Y-T LAW . and notary public OVoe in the Strahan MoA,Toomi). 1 and i. s. a, sf. BbSossTls. w. wsjeuTj BLAKtllRN, WRIGHT Al foRNEY AT Lew, Albany, Oigon. .O0.ce In Odd r'ellow's Temple. ill practice la all count M the state, and give special attention to all business i . . OLVPJtTOH OHXREESE. AITORNEY at Law. AJbani. Or. Onice in rooms lb and 1, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blsiss K. WKAT&TRrORb. ATTOHNKY AT tj.tew, Albany. Oregon. Othce in the Knun- Bttcm - WU1 practice In all tht coortn at thestaU. auu give special attentkni to all business . JAVES P. MEAD, AtTORNET-AT-LAW end title eaminr, Albany, Or. Wili practice in ail the court ol the state. Al. streets of titls tsrnisksd -nu short m tu. Ten years siperieoce. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY; OR.'-CUAS Pfelfter, Prop.- Only Srst-eclasB bouse in tbe city. Larwe sample- room lor com umUI mm AliumMi emtiloved in the kitchen. General stage offlc lo Uorvallis. BX:CBJCT BOC1BTIES. A.O.U. W. 8fty Lodge Ko, IS; Ernesto every Mommy erasing the G. A. K. hall on Kerry street, between Second and Third. Albany, . Oregon. Strangers in the Jty and transient.brethren cordially Invited (battend. MoPharaon Poet Ha. 6. O. A. R. State meetings t the G, A. R. Hall on toe second and r ourtn Friday evenings cf each monrh. I 1 Frk iratisient udihw aie weu- invited to meet with us S.W. REECE. & PVTaslJu, . Commanden . Adlaubt.' mad) nstrvcytac. 1)11 1 im nasiaiss susvsTise DuaBcutos X tain sue urate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county survey of ', T. T. Usher. Hs has complete eopfceof Held notes and ton Aip plata, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in any part of Linn county. Postotfice address. Millers Utatioa. Linn eou lty.Oregon. (atractvr aad fSailder. I v c. snnti. nu nta -rtana, srBcirioa JJ. tions and details for aU kinds of build ing -and -arctuteuture. All work promptlt tXont and guaranteed to be nrst-eiase. Esti mates tunuBhed on short notice lor brick touudingsv- reeideaees,- public buildings, bridges, etc. Ctrncasr iad ataliaer. flAHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED X in Albany eoliciW patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, und-all manner of dwelling houses, including Oueen Anne, EastUke and Ellsa bethmn striea of buildings. Will furnish. ' plans, wdsptdSeati tree of charges.- Satis faction guarantee-- W. C. CASSEL. ttATARRH CURED, health hnd sweet breath secured, by 8hltoh Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foehky Mason. ILL YOU SUFFER 'with- Dyspepsia and W Liver ttempldmtt 8hUob Vitalixeris oars nteed to cure yon, Mason.) For sale byFoehey LHtR hune back, side or chest; Use BhUoh's t porous Plister. Sold by Foshay. A 'Masbtt. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so Quick ly curtd by sniloh's Cure. Weguarantee it. Sold bt Foahsy a Mason. Smith i b P H h i o r rhe O' J (J and 3 a o Q 'K o o s OUR AERIATED OVENS ikn.tlieioB&'13riead. Trv us and we will do vou prood GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The City Liquor Store W. HAVMfiAMiT. rNrt door to the Odd Fellows' trl?Pmi rtnellquon. dganan to'smoa SPECIAL ATTENT'CN PAID T0 Tulius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cipas AND iW: wmm uui mum u V t-lsrs. riUKSDd Hmokinu Tol.aci os, MeL-rgchaum and Briar Pipes "a full line oi Smokers Artic les. Also dealer Ui Ne'tt dor to Pffelftcr' andy store, Albany. Oregon. S' PlimnW w- I Douglas Shoes are) vaUllUn warranted,, and every pair has his name) and price stamped on bottom. T- rl i ' m mt aLIII 5::;':-jriI lt.Bnie.A VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and I.arrd Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown man by tbe fttrong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sf-.OO Genuine Handarwed. an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. tM AM lland-Kewed Writ. A fine calf Shoe A unequalled for strle and durability. St. 00 Uoodyear Writ tx tbe standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. SO.BO Policemna's Shoe Is especially adapted O for railroad men. farmers, etc. -3 o AU made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES hsYe been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make tbem superior to any shoes sold at thee prices. Ask your Dealer, and If lie cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. t,. UOL'ULAS, Brockton, Mass. ASK YOU K tiKOCEK FOHJ,, Colximbia FLO DK Thibet brand, in thetmarket. Thiextra fine Jqualityof Flour ismnnu- facture.i by the JEFFSSS02T FL0UEINC MILLS C01IPA1TY, OF JEFFEBSOS, OREGON Tbe mill has r.ently beeu refitterl and supplied with all tho latest and most improved machinery. Atk for the "C C L U M B I A" And take no other. "W A. N T ED Ten thousand Men Woinen and Children to buy i$i.N i- DEYOE & FKOMAN HKOS., guns and WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, (iraduates students in CLAS8ICAL, LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS, LAW AND MEOICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and leapt expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School otiens on the farst Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President. Salem, Oregon. WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', TUr v.. 9 AND RANGES bearing this trade are to-day making 'Worid' Be- homes comfortable happy than any other brand in ex- istence. They are maae in all styles and sizes, both for Cooking and Heating, and aro sold at pricei to suit the purse of the rich or P001' f Imitation!. Examine the Beware Z&3iZ einple, Albany, Oregon J ORDERS FROM TK? COUNTRY' DKALER IN- AND KEY WBST r & 0 (!) 0 n at H FOR LADIES. . IWEvery sacN warranteda 'Iniorters and 1'ealers in all kinds of ammunition, lishinii tackle of ev ery dest-ript on. cutlery and bahe ball goods, tents, hammocks and cenip chairs. The largest stock fouI h of Portland. ' Come one and all. No trouble to (how goods. Quick sales and small profits if ( cr mofto. ' Also a repair jshop connected vi ith rfti it and first .Ihss workmen to do all kinds of work mark more J I I -4sPfcsW riEisJ-0 -ta w? cou K&9iiiCnr. S 11" "WJkfR. A 111 WQei: SIN - vc n cr-c u u L M 11 SO . VJOIO en v'utyii.-i 'Sen,cT (or Ci r-cold R I KU Hi MLD.co.oroiriui.CAi Tftflrifr'"" """" KUK SALE BY KLE1IM BK0?S. successor s;ro kxausse & kleiNj EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Tie Bos! Slides '.A.ivSOOT, si- v C j-' T and X V KID. . aa ' . . N i. M HOI Far: !; . Gr W SIMPSON JULIUS GKADWOHL'lS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORK OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SH, VERWARK, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOLL CAR, t RlAGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. ' uvo;.nn ;n iita noIi Too. PofTiUMi and "Familv Grrxwrias. ' Ha bars direct for net cash and c arries' the Insurance agent lor ire ana FOR PURE DRUGS TOIJLE'l' AND FANCY GOODb " GOTO tV'l pli 1 ThB Finest Line of Pianos and Ortrans In Hw Willamette Valley. CALL ASV FXAlrllF IMP STOCK' FEED AND- GENERAL PH0DI5CE MARKET. VfrkKPrvn ttivniitrv tt- nntstnes. to snnnlv eustomen no ttie Orsjjon Paaific Railroad extension and my ipcraaslpy borne tearle. v Ki. I all ia ojuasirttiaa te aoit ttie jorrhssers. Off frwtjofKerty st R. M. RORTO-aNifJ i &i. : H i-lr- steasM' i l r- av mm xr.i 1 1 hevsXT as I buin Al BANY OREGON Wo wai t to give our friei-da a it of advice Ae we are insiders" e ki ow hereof we s.eak. eve buy a rheap vtovp. Wait ,!l you can get a gO"l one. The r.wEL. VVt- keen 'em. Our pale i tinware t II a'l tl e gossip. .i poor gooi's ii the store. in the Market; shoes for J 50 BUYS and GIRLS 5 sfaaaaaaaaai MA Da ta LASTS At Jjowest races. uau and see onr new stock. largest stock in the Valley. aiarine. 6. L BU mi Paints Oi art- 'as . t ran- ia vm .latlaossT. partoSaeaU, ate, fW rnsssinsssas sassS i ea'teii-rs Tim ALSO CARIEf- STORE TUB- 011EGGN PACIFIC RAILROAD Aire Oregon Development Co.'s tStetimimrilp Line 15 MlLMMi 11 AI 22 Hours Less Time Than by any other route: Aoosmodstions one ur passed for comfort an ttfety. : Farce ant (reuihla atiuinaam tbe Oregon Deve cpueut S n pa y' I te wipe, -much less that by ai cth.-c louts eeen'all points in the a lli.u- t'e all nd San Francisco. Sailing dates. rsoa Tscjonta. WUlametu Vallej.... W V..-.. , Willamette Valley Willamette Vaibj....... rson'sAjt rsAJutsoc July S6th .Aiu-. 1st lHib ' xsiit Karallnn....: Willamette Vaue . WOlAiiivtu Valk . w. Aiuj. 1st lib 111 81st .Jul) Die rtUfjeuv feeerrt M M1'. tlsoK learners or sallii.n dates. xi. u. uassioj J a., bcu r. a r. fcciji SM.Motitf tentty ttrtct, emOi I ruii-iai.-i, al. KemeiuUrr the Urcou 1 ai itic Cupu la r ouiniuer extursiuus. Lw lulr excureiou tickets ale ull sale extrlj VVedncsdsyMlirl baluiilay Iroui Ail.aDy Corvallie ud l'biloujalli to Yaquius sua for tbe return tript ui.ul t:i i. m bvrHO. SelLI t-ASBSNuSk lILAl.Nb. Ijiccpt auwlaje.; u taquiua.7.iK) a n . L Aibit 1- r ;.,i vallu io:3 a " tvuni. ir-S r a xi Aluuiy 11.1b a a I Ai Itquui 5- t. O. a C tra.;. ii til e l i-i i.iti. i.ut '" t. 11 U-b, V. UOVk, Oilier! ):kul.rl. Acting U. 1 nrlil V-orvailia, EAST &0UXH VIA bOUlHthN PaCiHL l.LLit. Tat MOUN'i bili b'lA ' Ol iL laJiti-iLia rx i4 '..i-il. it l. (.si'.y SOUTH ... kORlU .-Wipni..Lt Portland... Ar.. :i an. .a6ini..Lt Albany..... Lv..(,:l4uii .t'Ab a'S.Ar b. Irajiclaco.Lt.. W-o. EMaa-raanl Train bast)- i-x. aumisj bUOa a. .!.... .r'ortUuul".... u.. .0u pu U:aupH,.L. . . Aituy.l.v..lx.0u am 00B)Aj...oer'barV..(...l... 6:ooani lesiensi atfmack.U leaji..Lr.....AJUn.....Xr.. 9:2i paa xSas..Ar..'.,.lliaaub.f...L... b:v. ante T;) s as..i....Xibaii ai.. e.u ps 2 a a..-Ar.,.tUAatitsi..... Lv.. a t tsa alsam lnasa,-asUT (xcevi bui.l ; 4.i a.'.Lv-.:..ioitlkud.i..Ar....H.oO a a l.VO.. . Ar....AlUtuy..Lr....a.ut, a a tUIXMAN BUFFETSLEtFlikS. TOXJBlteT SLEEPING CAkS, For anenmnwwlarion of becoevi-C 1mm Fa aaa(Ssa at Mu:bed to axbress 1 rains. Went aisle tlvlte.'5 itetweaa - fta tiauu asu xirvailia MatTTralsJ OaUyrjcept Sunday 7J0am;.Xv.V.Fo.-.lana ..Ax'.6ajpTnI liClUp m.-rar.-. Oertaaia.. L ltJAp. m at Albany and CoTraHis eonnsv-t rth trains ol Oregon r-aiincKailroaa. CxsmM'Tnila -HaMj fUuipi bubusy 4:eu p ai. 1-t.iiuu.u.. -al. tit tin :26 p ai . Ar.... sUXii.i.t . (.;. m THROUGH TIC io All I'oint. EAST AND SOUTH - V For tickets and full hilortus'icn re-k-arding rstrs uapi, etc., call on ot nipaiiy's aa-rnt at Albam. K. KOKULtR, K. p. ROOLKb, stauiaa-er Asst. O. l.Al . A D1ID1' FACIFIC RLT Overland ' Koute Trains lor tbe East lebte Portland at 7 a a nu 9:00 r . dailv. fPlTl. l'rw d Iron, priueipa J. XvXVXi 1 O Pinu in Lnited btates, Ouiada and Kurope. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. free Ooioaist Slsenisr Oars Ku Through sa Li -rest Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFF S KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO ND KT. LOUIS. Mraant lew Dlalaa Cars VI It Ckaaar. Closs Connections at Portland for Ban Fran Cisco and Pnget Sound points. aSTBoats leave the Oompanr's wharf, at the foot of Broadalbia street, on Tueday ani r lider of each week. C G. RAW LIM.b, City uekst and freight Agent. rjs.aitj.ft.ft. Mamacer. T. W . Lt E. i. r. a. JOHN SChf.iEER'S UT617. feed ft Sale stable Oornmr Btcond amd KCLvorth 8U ALBANY, VRBGOS oaasa asaaoas by the day or month. Car rlagesor bianrlss on res ramble terms vni c FOSHAY A 1MASON Wholesale an RetaU ijiavv. CROUP, whooping- coorh sod Vrrcrhltil -bnnedlately raUsTed by Bhiloh's Cars. Wot sale ny roshay Mason. S BOOB'S COUGH and Conromr' ion Cars . la sold try us so guarantee. It oar at Oensnsipttnn. aeU fasiaw 1 wwfa BookseHers
