e o o l)c lUMklw (Enterprise. TOWN AND COUNTY. Coi'NCiL rROCEKDixca. The following t a summary of the proceedings of the Liy Council, at the meeting held lust Monday evening ; PVes or tuition for the city school were .tabiished as follows : For three lower departments, $4.00 per quarter; Academ fc department, 5,00; Higher depai t Sent $6.00. For all scholars in a family over two, 5 1 .00 less for each. Evict's of Night Watchman dispensed - . -i - ii 5ntriictfn tn wuu. . .... , ,a,,ia itb.but me .wj.-i , i-moloy some peiou iu wSu ' , . tmP. Libmnce and laws of Fire depart went was read and referred to Com. on Fire and Water. Losses by the Senator. The losses oc casioned by sinking of the Senator are ap portioned about as follows : Javier & Co Miller, Marshall & Co., Beach & Monteilb,. Union Mills, Everding fc tteebe, Sanborn A Kliott, O.C. W. Mfff- Co., Clackamas Taper Mfg. Co.,. Other small losses aggregate, ...$700. ... 400 ... 200 ... 300 ... 320 ... f.oo ... 500 . . . 25 ... 100 Total vh the P. T. Company $3,115 and others W control of the river, such lossosas tae bove were always promptly paid by the Companies. We are not aware whether he present Company propose to pay the damage or force the shippers to lo.se it. Cax't Tell. We are constantly being asked by persons who reside on the west pide of the river for information w hen the hoats leave this place for Corvallis and points along the river. It is impossible for us to give such information, as we be lieve the boats have no regular days of leaving this place. The Success is the only boat now rtmn'ng. and fhe can't make more than one trip per week. Wiuiivu School. By an advertisement ja this issue, it will be seen that Prof. Maerum will open bis night writing school i i the rooms formerly occupied by the Crf.tMin.ir School of Mr. Pope, on Monday evening next. We hope the young men of our town will avail themselves of this opportunity to learn to wi He. The chuigt-s are certainly low enough to suit any one. lUxeE. Cataract Hose Company,. No. 2, will give a grand Christmas Ball on Mon day evening. Dec. 25th. at Myers Hall No pains be spared to make this the graud hall of the season, and it being fur the benefit of a worthy company, we hope there will be a lull attendance. From the most reUabld sources, we learn that the enterprise of the South Car olina Land and Immigration Association, whose (lift Concerts we ad ertise in our paper, and bv which 500.000 is to be distributed January Stb. 1872. is of the most honorable and' fair character, and is endorsed by the best men of South Caro lina and New York. The Senator. The Senator has been hauled out of the way of the drift "wSod which is flowing in the river, and is in a n.ife place to keep her from being knock ed to pieces. She is badly damaged, and the probabilities are that she will ptove a total loss. The water is about twelve leet deep in her. Lt.FCTiox ok Directors;. At the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Wil lamette Falls Canal and Lock Company, holden at the Company's office, Linn City, Dec. 4th, the following named gentlemen were elected Directors for the et. suing ear: Messrs. 15. Goldsmith. M. Gold smith, Jno F. Miller, P. Wassermau and Joseph Teal. JJetckneo. Mr. Joidan. one of the contractors for the construction of the locks.wbo left so mysteriously about three weeks ago. retained to Portland last Wednesday. We see it stated in a Port land paper that he returns with sufficient money to pay off all indebtedness, and nijl do so and io on with his contract to completion. We trust this is true. Eki.iwiols. Rev. Mr. Driver, agent of the American Bible Society, will preach in town next Sabbath in the morning at the Methodist Church, in the evening at the Congregational Church. Collections f-.r the Bible Society will be taken. At Caxemaii. The Fannie Patton and Shoo-Fly have been taken to the head of the basin, at Cancmah. The Albany is in t ie Dry Dock, undergoing repairs, and the Alice is nearly completed and ready Tor business. Saw Mii.i.. We 3re informed that Capt. Sam. Holmes has quit steamboating and i now etigaged in building a 6aw-mill about two miles from town and proposes to engage in the lmber business Cess to him. Suc- I m pro v em e nt. A new awning has been put in Front of the Court House. This rxtensive improvement undoubtedly was because Ben. Holliday bought out the P. T . Company. jsTKAMBOAT KeVs. The Success is the only boit now running on the upper Wil litnette. and makes a trip about once a week as far as CurvalUs and back. Not Mich. Out of some thirty-five tickets held in this place in the Omaha lottery, only one poor fellow drew a prize five dollars. Dayton. The steamboat Dayton reach ed McMinnville on Monday last, for the first time this season and brought away a lull cargo of flour. High Water. The Willamette has a? iaiaed a very high stage of water, and great quantities ot drift wood are flowing, y esterday the water was falling. Big Catch. L. Diller, who is engaged In catching salmon, caught at one haul last week 175 line large ones. That is some fish. Foit Sabbath-Schools " Chkistmas Chimes," A choice collection of Christ mas Carols, just published by J. L. Peters. 50'J Broadway. New-York. It is issued in pamphlet form. Psalmody size, and con tains the following Hymns: Babe of Beth lehem Brkh est and P, -st Chrift is Born Christmas is here Come, ye Faith- I mi tiau io we Lord-Hark! the Angels -Holy A oices Expected Jesus -Babe is Born Holy Night Christmas Ere. Little Chidren Star of Bethlehem Mer ry Christmas Noel ! Noel! Christmas Tree hisperings in Heaven Snow on the ground and While Sheperds Watched. Sent, post-paid, for 20 cents each ; 50 for SS ; 100 for $15. Sent, per express 503 for ?G5 : 1000 for S120. Fit Ri'McsiCAi. Monthly forDecember is at hand, containing nineteen choice pieces of Vocal and InstrumentalMusic, all of which can be had for 30 cents. It seems bard to believe that so mneb can be furn ished for such a small sum, but we know that it is. It comes regularly every month, and contains nothing bat good .Music. Bound volumes lor 1871 are offered, post paid, for $5. They come elegantly bound in crimson cloth, gilt sides and edga, and guaranteed to cont .in SoOwoith of choice Piano Music, (some 200 pieces.) If order ed per express, $4.50 will secure it. We would advise all those seeking Holiday Presents to bear this work in mind. Music is always a proper present to a lady, and in no other shape can the same amouut of good music be bought. It is published by j. L. Peters, olWJiJroadway, New-York. No one disputes the fact that the safety and perpetuity of the state depends solely on the maintenance of civil order, and ence we are interested with all others in everything which goes to promote this. We commend to teachers and school of ficers and to the people generally, the able articles bearing upon these points in the last number of the Journal of Educa tion' In addition to these, it contains the paper, complete, read by Mrs. Mary Howe Smith, before tin National TeMrh- er's Convention, on "How to teach Geog- i raphy,' a Poem, by Miss Anna C. Brack- ! ett ; two elegant cuts of School buddings, notices of new books, educational news. Ac. Address J. 15. Merwiu, Editor ami Publisher. 710 Chestnut street, St. Louis. .Mo. IJ alloc s Monthly Magazine for De cember. The December number of this popular magazine is out and for ealo at all the depots in the country. It is a cap ital issue, and has more reading of real value and interest than any publication o( its class in the country. No one can fail to be interested in "BallotFs Maga zine,"7 for the simple reason that tip pub lishers cater to the tastes of all, and not to one class alone, as many serials do. Old and young can find amusement in Ballou's and it is not of an expensive kind either, for J-1.50 secures it lor a year, arid it is only 15 cents a number. Now is the time to start clubs for the new year. Address Thomas &, Talbot, G3 Congress Street, Boston. The "American Stock Journal"' for Nov: ember has very interesting articles on Breaking of Pointers and Setters, Profita ble Poultry Management, Farmer's Clubs. Steers and Draught Oxen, Mange in Cat tle, Asses for Farm and Agricultural Pur poses, the Laboriug Man's Pig. The Pool- try Yard. The Establishment of a Racing Stud. Hay as a feed. How to save Food. On the Breeding and Rearing of pigs, care of Farm and Cart Horses. On the diseases incident to Swine, new meth od of Horse Shoeing, Improved Dairy Stock, Ac. ic. This monthly should be in the hands of every Fanner, as it only costs 1.0!) a year, and the proprietors offer the last three numbers of this year free. Address N. 1. Boyer & Co, Parkes burgh, Pa. . . Tiik economy of our General Administration, says the Jfohnes County (Ohio) frrrmer, is shown in this, that in I S 7 1 we received 3,850,000 from the sale of public lands, and paid $1,779,080 fur col lecting it. This was iitty-three per cent. "What do our business men think of this? Uncle Sam also pays seven per cent, for collecting his revenue, and six per cent, for ob taining his custom-house duties. It takes 821,000,000 a .year to pay custom-house oflicers and internal revenue oflicers. Private individu als would take the contract of this collection for two and a half per cent and consider themselves richly paid" Blessing-? brighten ai they take their flight. The c''ief of tdessitiirs is good health, Without which nothing is worth having ; it is a ways appreciated at its true value alter it is lost, but, too often, not before. Live properly, and correct ailments before they become seated. For diseases of the liver, kidneys, skin, stomach, and all arsinir from impure or feeble blood, 1'r. Walker's Cali fornia Yixeoar Bitters are a sure and speedy remedy. It lias never yet failed in a single instance. Tbose of our readers who desire their hair to take the same i"o!or as when yeun should use Hall's Vejr-t;!bie Sicilian Hair Kenewer. JUAUUIEU. On the 3d inst. at the residence of Mr. G. W. Parish .in Clackamas county. Oregon, bv C. F. Beatie, Mr. William D. Clapget. of Marion county, and Miss Eliza J. Parish, of Clackamas county. In Oregon City, Nov. 50th, 1S71, Amu Wilkinson, daughter of Mr. Janie Wilkin son, aged about 0 years and 10 months. An Offkk. We will give to any young lady who will get up a club of fifteen sub scribers to the Enterprise, before tli3 first of January, and pay in the sum of $37,50. $15 worth of Messrs. J. L. Peters' new music, the young lady getting up the club having the privilege of making her own selections. Here is a chance for some young lady to get enough music to last her for a tew years. We will also furnish Peters' Musical Monthly for six months to all who will send in three subscribers with the money, or for five subscribers we will furnish them the Magazine for one year. There is not a young lady in the county, that plays or sings that should b.' without this musical work, and they can easily get this number of subscribers. Send in the names at once, so you can commence with the new year. Oregon City Prices Current. The following are the prices paid for produce, and the prices at which other ar cicles are selling, iu this market : WHEAT White. bushel, $1 25. OATS pi, bushel. 75 cts. POTATOES-- bushel. SI 00 eta. ONIONS bushel, SI oo7, ,$i 50. FLOUR "fJ bbl. S7 OOSGoO BEANS White, 4(5 ct' DRIED FRUIT Apples. r lt,..5r. ct Peaches. lb., lf.?c: Plums. ft, i.-a 1G cts.; Currants. tb.. 1020 cts BUTTER Ib.. 35(7)4 Octf. EGGS "r dozen. 30035 els. CHICKENS "fi dozen. S 3(57 4. SUGAR Crushed, t Po.. 20 cts.; Island r? lb.. 1O012J cts.; N. ().. lb.. 15 cts.; San Francisco refined. lb . 16-J cts. ' TEA Younx Hyson, ib., 1 50 ; Ja pan, iK ft., 90cSl 25 ; Black, fi., 75c. 0S1 00. COFFEE "j-? &., 23025 cts. SALT lb., li7?-,2i cts. SYRUP Heavy Golden, tall., $1 00 ; Ex. Heavv Golden. gall., SI 25 BACON Hams. Ex, 1! cts; Sides, 1-t cts. J Pi.; Shoulders. J cts. LARD "r ft., 14 cts. OIL Devoe's Kerosene. gall., 75. Linseed oil, raw. j, gall., $1 50 : Linseed oil. boiled, "t3 gall., $1 50. WOOL r.. 35 cts. BEEF On foot, 7 08 cts. & ft. PORK On foot. 70Scts. V ft. SHEEP Per head. S2 OO0$2 50. HIDES Greon. j 125 cu ; Salted, So .. 5c. j Dry,? TJic Great Pictorial Annual. Hc-stettcVs United States Almanac for for distribution, grctis, throughout the United States, aud all civilized countries of the Western Hemisphere, will be publish ed about the first of January, in the Ei glis;,, German, French, Norwegian, Ydsh, Swed ish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lan guges, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should read and ponder the valuable suggestions it contahs. In addition to an admirable medical treaties on the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, it embraces a large amouut of in. formation interesting to the merchaut, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the painte1, and professional man ; and the calculations have been made for such meridians and latitudes as are most suitable for a correct and comprehensive National Calendar. The nature, uses, and extraordinar- Eani tary, effects of Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half the Chri-tiau world, are fully set forth in its pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial illustration., valuable recipes for the household and farm, humorous anec dotes, original and selected. Among the Annuals to appear with the opening of the year, this will be one of the must useful, and iiiaj be had for the a.skiig. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt of a tivo cent stamp, w.ll forward a copy by mail to any person who cannot procure one in his neighborhood. The l;t teis are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively sed throughout the en tire civilized world. WILIilAM DAVIDSOIT, REAL ESTATE DEALER. Office, Tj'o. PORTLAND. Gi Front Street, OR EG OX. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, consisting of Lo'fS, HALP BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STOKES; also IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located iu ALL parts of the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Coiresoondeuts, in this CITY and throughout the STATES and TERRI TORIhS, withprreat care and on the most AD YA N TAG EO U S T E RMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CITIES aud TOWNS in the STATE, will re ceive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY aud forward the same to the above address. Feb. 3, lb71. Freh Garden, Flower, Tree ami Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. A complete and judicious assort ment. 25 sorts of either cla-s i-t 00. The six ela-ses (1.50 packets) for 5 Oo. Also, an immense stock of one year grafted Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young Fruit, Ornamental and Evergreen Seedlings, Bulbs, Roses, Vines, House ami Border Plants, &c, Ac., the most complete assort ment in America. Prepaid by mail. Priced Catalogues to any address, also trade list, gratis. Seeds on Commission, Agent. wanted. It. M. Watson, Old'Colony Nurseries and Seed Wa-ehome, Plymouth, M;iss. Estab lished 1S4-2. " Nov. 10 4w. Oregon L,otle Su. 3, I. O. of O. F. Mx'e,s every Thursday even 4&$$&!gg ing at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's 1" H all. Main s ect. Members of the Order are invited to attend By order. X. U. Mulluoniah 1jo1;c 3Ts. 1, A. lt n! A 31 1 1 tilil its rmriilu r oiimnimiH'a tions on the Pint and Third iittlur iliiij in each month, at 7 o'clock from ihe 2uth of September to the 2'Uh of March, and 7h o'clock from the 2ot!i of March to the 20th ot September. Breth ren in good standing are invited to attend. Dec. 23,1 S70, By order of W. M. EVENING WRITING SGHGO rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD R E 1 spectfiiily announce to the citizcus of Orcgou City, that he will open an EVENING WRITING SCHOOL, For young Bodies and Gentlemen, in the rooms now occupied by Mrs. Athey's select School, (formerly by Mr. Pope's Giamtnar School.) Conimeiuing JIOXDAV EVENING, Uth IX ST. School open four evenings each week, from 7 to 8 o'clock, during a term of ten weeks. Suidrnts to fur-dsh their own stntionerj and light. RATES OF 1U1TION, $5 00 TER TERM. J. ALLEN MACKUM, Dec. 8, lS71,tf Instructor. Sheriff's Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Circuit Court of the State c.f Oregon, for the county of Clackamas, in favor of I j. A. Secjy, plamtiiT, and against Daniel Sebas tian, defendant, for the sura of two hundred and twenty-rive 55-100 dollars, S-JJo 55. and twenty live K-100 dollars, 25 1H, costs. I have levied up on and, on Saturday, the 30th day of Deceuilwr, 1871, at one o'clock p.m., at the Court House door, in Oregon City, in sn id county, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, to satis fy said execution, cost and ai-cruini; costs, all of the ritdit, title and interest Of said Daniel Sebas tian in and to the following desc) iled real prop erty, situated in Clackamas county, to-wit : The north-east one-fourth of the south-east one fourth, of section 10, in township 3 south range 1 west, of the Willamette meredian. ARTHUR WAR VFR, decftw I Siieriir of Clackamas county. IMPROVE!) BAND 2AVS ItloHliiig Slsicliine, M0HTISERS, , And eve" v description of Wood-working Ma chinery and Planing Mill supplies. Address ' 1 BERRY A PLACE, Machinery Depot, 112 California St. Saa Francisco. novSieowCm REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, PORTLAND, - - OREGON- GEO. Ti. CURRY, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER INVESTMENTS. Commissioner Selecting Swamp and Over flowed Lands. Farm Lands sold and purchasers obtained for all kinds of landed propertr. Yahiable securities transferred in exchange for real estate. Loans negotiated on properly, and titles examined and determined. Commissions solicited and executed with fidelity and promptness. OFFICE No. 14 Carter's Building, corner of Alder and Front streets. Feb. 170: tf S500,0001 THE SOUTH C AROIilN A Land ami Immigration ASSOCIATION.! FOR THE Promotion of Immigration TO THE SOUTH. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO. AGEXTS, CirARLESTOX, S. C. A se.ies of Concerts will be given under the auspices of the .SOUTH CAROLINA STATE A G RIC U LT U R A L A N D M EC II A X ICAL .SOCIETY at the AC A DEMI' OF MU.SIC, Charleston, S. C, commencing Jan uary 8th, 1S72, at which disiwings wiit take place and dis:ributioas be made to ticket holders. 1st Gift ACADEMY OF MU.SIC, Char leston, S. C, cost to build :23otuno, having an annual rental of about f 2o,ooo, from Opera House, Stoies and Halls; the building being about 230 fe.-t by Co feet, and situated corner of King and Market streets, in the center of the city, aud well known to be the finest building and niott valuable property in Charles ton, valued at. . '2nd (Jiit Cash '3rd Gift Cash 4th Gift Cash 5th G:tt Cash '25 Gifts Cash each 1,000... 2. Gifts Cash each "00 35o Gilts. .Cash each 10o 2,000 other Gifts amounting to 24o5 Gifts, amounting to . . lOo.OoO . . 2,5,000 . . lo,ooo 5, oyo . . 25,ooo .. 1 2,000 . . 35,000 . . 37,000 .'00,000 150,000 Season Tickets of Admission at Five Dollars Each. All Orders Strictly Cnnfidential. For full Particulars send for Circulars. Reference in New York City August Bel mont & Co., Bankers : Hon. Charles O'Con or, Counselor at Law; Hon. Roger Bryor, Counselor at Law ; T. A. Hoyt, Esq , Presi dent Gold Room ; Anderson, Starr & Co, Merchants; IIou. John E. Ward, Counselor at Law , Colonel Richard Lathers ; Hunt, Thompson fc Co., Factors : Pettus & Co., Merchants; F. Zogbaum tt Fairthild, Mer chants. References in South Carolina Gen. Wade Iliinpton, Hon. B. F. Perry, Gov. M. L. Bou liam, Gep. Johi;son Hagood , Hon. Arniisted Burt, lien. James Chesnut, Gen. John S. Preston, lion. W. I). Simpson, Andrew Simonds, Esq., Hon. G. A. Trenholm, Gov. J. L. Manmug, Hon. J. B. Campbell. To Assure Yourselves that our Enterprise Is Honorable, let your Banker write to any Hank Cashier iu Charleston, S, C , before ordering Tickets Commissioners and -Supervisors of Draw ingGen. A. R. Wright, of Georgia; Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia; Colonel 15.11. Kutledge, of South Carolina; Hon. Roger A. Pryor, New York. -$?"Tho drawing wiil positively take place January 8th, 1S72. INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS. 11 Tickets ft r. . 50) 'Si Tickets for loo United .s'tates 50 Tickets for 2oo ) Currency. 100 Tickets for 375 Special rates will be given for 500 or 1000 tickets if applied for immediately. Remittances can be made to us, and the ticket- will be scut by return mail by BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO., Charleston. S. C. General M. C. Bittlkh, John Ch.vdwick, General M. W. Gauv. Dec. 8:wl HEAD LOVE, 31ARRIAGJH AND HAPPINESS! repair H7 o & ''i"IT7'2''e' t 9 rpiIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY 1 suueuuees to ihe Public, that he "WILL CLOSE OUT HIS LARGE & WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF TOYS A1V1 FANCY 3J2 gc ian& REGARDLESS 0? COST ! THE FIXEST STOCK Cnstom-?.Iade Clothing IX OPEGOX CITY CALL AXD EXAMINE MY STOCK. A. L MAIN .STREET, OREGON CITY. Dec. 1, 1871:ml t THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL the attention of everybody that is fat tening Ho-s to sell, which will make bacon that they "will 6nd it to tl eir advantage to call at the old corner at Albright's Butcher Shop We are bnvimr Pork and PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE of any one else. Call and see. ALBRIGHT & LOGUS. Nov. 24, 1671.:tf PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE! Fall and Winter Trade. LOOK HERE! IT VYING RECENTLY FILLED UP OUR assortment of Imported Styles in Ladies' and Gents' We will take grrat pleasure in displacing and rt-ceivin orders from our patrons and the public general-. AND HERE ! FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! We have all the Late Style of GENTS' TOILET SLIPPERS just the thin lor pres ent) LAD LEV TOILET and PARLOR TIES and Slippers; LADIES' BLUE BRONZE and WHITE KID BAL.ST (our own make); Ladies' All Kid, Glove Kid. 411 Cloth, Kid Foxed Ruttoned Gaiters. The BELLNMI' BALMORAL (a New Style ot Kid Shoe ; LADIES WHITE KID SLIPPERS (foi stated occasions.) AXJD HERE! We have received from New York a few pair of the Celebrated ELPRAT OPERA. BUTTON FRONTS, by which a Lace Shoe can be turned into a beautiful Button Gaiter Will take ord rs fur the same at any time. AX I HERE! We have the Best and Latest Styles in Misses' and Children's Button Gaiters and Balmorals that are imported, but for good substantial wear there are none that can come up to our own make. We Warrant them iu every respect. AXD HERE! Seven entirely New Styles of Ladies' and Misses' RUBBERS. The Nillson, Congress, Marie Antoinette, Queen's German, Velvet Front and Alaska. Light, Stylish, Durable and Neat Fitting. Also, a lot ot Children's Rubbers. Bring on your feet. AXD HERE! COME AXD SEE CUR CHAMPION BOPT Respecttully, PR0TZNAN, GILLIHAN & CO., Cor- Front and Morrison Sts , PORTLAND, OREGON. Dec. 1. lS71:tf tVlLLIAM SISMCER lid $ Eatu bl i . tf d FOR THE MANUFACTORY OF FUIWTITURE, SASH, BLENDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS OF ALL SIZES. &1T They will also do TURNING, of eVrry description to order, With Neatness and Bispatcl, o- ALL WORK WARRANTED. Shop on the River, back of Ackerman's Store, Oregon City, Oregon. Constantly on hand PARLOR, BEDROOM, OFFICE, KITCHEN, and SITTING ROOM FURNITURE, BUREAUS', Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Whatnots, Bed steads, &c- Suleft Boom Iu Dr. Thessing's Brick, Main street. Ilcliglous Services. St. Pauls (Episcopal) Church, the Rev. John Wj. Sellvyood, rector. SerVtces on Sunday at loj a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School and Bible class at 2 r. ji. 1st Congregational Church Scats Flee Morning Services, 10. Sabbath School, 12 o'clock M. Evening Services 7 o'clock. Rev. E. Gekkv, Acting Pastor PRATEK MEETINGS. Sunday evening, 5 o'clock Tuesday evening,; 7 o'clock. o M. E. Church Scats Free. Morning Services, lu.30, Evening Services, .7 o'clock. SOCIAL MEETINGS. Class Meeting following Moinin.tr Servces. Prayer Meeting Thursd;vevening 7 co'clok. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock P. M. 3IcwBoot and Shoe Store. rpiiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE JL pectfully call the a option of the pub lic to his splendid stock CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS and SHOES, for Ladies' and Genr's wear, just opened, one door nerth of the Lincoln Bakery, Ore gon Citv. All kinds of BOOTS and SHOES kept constantly on band, at CHEAP RATES, and ordeis taken for the same, to be made in the latest stvle, at the PACIFIC BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURY, Portland, Oregon. COUNTRY PRODTJCE Taken in EXCHANGE AT MARKET Rates. AL. WHITE. Oregon City, Nov. 17 1S71. Rebecca Degree L-olge No. 3, 1. O. O. V J3 Meet on the Second and Fourth TUESDA Y EVEXIXGS, of each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd fellows uaii. .Members oi the Degree ate invited to attend. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, THE LARGE -T AND FINEST STOCK IN PORTLAND, OF FINE WHTCHES, RICH 'jEWBLHY Aa B ilverware- 33. L. STOjSTE, WHOLESALE AXD KETAIL DEALER IK WATCHES and JEWELRY No-107 Front st- PORTLAND, Would invite attention of his friends and the public to his Large aud Choice Assort ment of FIXE WATCHES, From the most Celebrated Makers of E. Howard fc Co., Boston ; Apelton A Tracy, P. S. Bartlett, Waltham, Mas-.; Elgin Watches; J.icot Self-winding Watches ; English Watches and others. Also, the botselected STOCK of LADIES WATCHES, of all description and styles, which be would be plea-cd to show to all who ma)' favor him with a call. AGENT FOR CIIAS. E. JACOT WATCHES. Fine Jewelry and Solid Silver Ware, Fancy Articles, suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Silver Watches, of different maker?. Diamond Pins, Ear-rings an Finger-rings. Uoki bracelets. Gold Cbatelain Guards and Watch-chains. Gold Necklaces, Armlets, Cresses, Lockets. Cold I'ltast-pins, Ear-rings, Finger rings. Gold Charms and Keys. California Gold Rings and Bohmes Pat ent Buckels. Opeia Chains. Moss Agate Setts, Rings and Cuff Buttons. Wedding Rings, made of pure gold, ex pressly for that purpose. " Gold and Silver Thunb'.e-1. Opera and Marine Glasses. Pebble Spectacles and Eye-glasses. ,Nolid Silver Napkin Rings. Silver Fruit and Butter Knives. Solid Sit.-er Table and Tea Spoons. Regulators, Seth Thomas Clocks, Marine Clocks, Gilt Gallery Clocks, ic. All the abi.ve articles sold Cheap for Cash, aud warranted as represented. Particular attention given to repairing and adjusting of Chronometers, Duplex and American Wa'chis. li. L. STONE, nov24tt 107 Front st. Portland, Oregon. The Best are the Cheapest. THE ACENCY CI" THE CELEBRATED MAS0X & HAHLIX 0RG.1XS, OHICKEBING & SONS' PIANOS, IS NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME, PER Maneutly established in Oregon. A large and complete stock will be kept on baud, and sold at the MANUFACTURER'S REDUCED PRICES. These Instruments are well known throughout the world, and have received the Highest Premiums Wherever exhibited. We have UNSOLICITED Testimonials in their favor from the best musical talent of Europe aud Anv?rii a. l on DORIBILiTY, STYXjE of FINISH AND QUALITY OF TON! 3 THEY ARE UNEQUALLED. EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY Warranted for Five Years. Illustrated Catalogues Sent on Application. GILL & STEEL, 87 Front St., Portland, AGEHTS FOR OREGON- PIANO WAREROOM UPSTAIRS. Nbv. 10:ml XEW II All I) WARE STORE, CORNET KKOXT & STARK STS., PORTLAND, OREGON. JOHN IS. EOSTEIS. Is now receiving and offers for sale, at the ICwest rates a full stock of SHELF1 VTV1 GUILDERS' HARDWARE, Eechanics' Tools, Tabic and Pocket Cutlery, MINERS' GOODS, Jails, Roes, Shovels, AnvSSs, Axes, Etc., Which he invites buyers to call and examine before purchasing el-ewbere. Would invite particular attention of buy ers of Rudders' Hardware and House Tnrn minjrs, either at WHOLESALE or RETAIL. May 20, lS71:m3 JOHN R. FOSTER. CHAS. HODGE. .CHAS. E. CALEF. .GEO. W.SXELL HODGE, CALEF & Co., DEALERS IX DEUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW GLASS, VARXISJIES, BRUSHES. PAIXTEES Materials, ana Druggist" Sundrit. 07 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. 35.j A. NOLTNER, NOTARY PUBLIC ,'ENTERPRISE OFF Oregon City, Jan 5l3:tt AUCTION AB COMMISSION A. 15. ISic2aniIsoiii AUCTIONEER! Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portlemtf; AUCTION SALES Of Real Estate, Groceries, GeneralMerchm ? dise and Horses, O Every Wednesday and Saturday ! A. B. RiciiARBSoNj Auctioneer . AT PRIVATEALfe; Eng !Sh refined Bar and Bundle Iron 0 English Square and Octagon Cast steci m Horse shoes; Files, Rasps, saws ; ' 0 Screws, Fry-pans, sheet iron, R. G. Iron ALSO? A largea33ortmentbf Urocfcries undLiqutori A. 13. Richardson, AuctioEfctr o ADVERTISEMENT. PETERS' MUSICAL LIB K ART", CONSISTING OF FIFTEEN VOLUMES FILLED .v With ChoicD Piano Music. VOCAL C0LIECTI0NS. Sill nine Light. A choice col- IT lection of beautiful Sacred Soncs. Y Y Hat Hi and Home, Fireside 1 Echoes, and Swept Sounds. Tliren A Yol times of easy Songs by Webster, R XJl.1 ersiey, etc. Co Mm Leaves. Volumes I. and "JVTTL The two volumes contain all of I j 1 Wi 1 S. Havs' Songs. JLli Priceless Ucms. A collection1 o of beautiful Rallads by Wallace, O Thomas, Keller, etc. w o g INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS. Wiry Fingers, Magic Circje. q Oand Young Pianist. Three volumes"VT of very easy Music for young players. JJN IVitri Drops, and Musical Recre- Mations. Dance Musjc. Twoocollec-rr tions of moderate difficulty. q -X'leasant SIcmorirg. "SA. collec- IVf beautiful pieces by Wyman, Mack,C liDrcssIer, etc, . Obileii Chimed: A collection of brilliant parlor Music by Charles Kinkel. ISrilliant Gents. A splendid coi tion, by Yi:bre, Allard, Pacher, Kin C kel, etc. Price, &i 53 per volume, elegantly bonnd" in c!q' h, with gilt sides ; $J3 in plipojcloth j SI 75 in boards. Address, J. L. PETERS, f90 Broadway, New Yoik. We would also call attention to The Opera at Home, a collection of over one hundred beautiful opera songs. Price, $" in cloth iQid gilt. Trade price, novl0tdec2a TO YOBiSG MEjVT YOU BELONG THE FUTURE OF our beautiful and fast prowinjr State. Soon the shrill whistle of the IRON HORSE;, as he comes tmoking across this tjreat coil tinent, drawing after him the rich products of the Nation's Wealth and Industry will announce the "GOOD TIME COMING,'' o o when Oregon's own Sons and Daughters will be called to fill the new avenues of Busi1 n ess. Everyone should prepare for an ACTIVE BUSINESS IIFE Great changes have been made in the com mercial affairs of Oreiron iri a few years. What the developements of our State will be in the future, is a question which depends upon the BUSINESS QUALIFICATIONS of her Young Men. Within the past four j ears of continued prosperity, the G PJaticnal Business College of Portland. Orecon. has sent out SCORES Q of young men fully qualified, aridlnany of whom are now filling high and lucrative ptt sitions in the Banks. Counting-Rooms aod Stores of our State. So great is the demand lor Good Accountants, that Business men have been frequently compelled to send East for assistance. No enterprising, studious Young Man who has passed through the prescribed course of studies at this MODEL COLLEGE has complained for want cf a situation an4 at good salary, too. Every faciliy is here affjrdeJ td acquir- SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATIOlf in the shortest possible time, anPat THE LEAST EXPENSE Every student will have an ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE ! After having completed the Theory, he it introduced into a MINIATURE WORLD OF BUSINESS which has the efiect of thoroughly familiarise ing him with all the minutiae of real busineMi. The course of study embraces Double and Single Entry Boole-Keeping, QCommerci 1 Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspon - ence, Jiuriness i enmansnip, regular ana special Lectures, etc.; etc., combining theor with practice. ALSO, Superior advantages for securing a thorough knowledge of ORNAMENTAL PENMAlNSKIPj TELEGRAPHY, PHONOGRAPHY, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, ETC For full particulars, call at the College OS ice. in Carter's building, corner of Front and Alder streets, (entrance on Alder) Port1 land, Oregon, or send for cicular. Address BeFRAWCE &, JAMES, PORTLAND, OREGON: Merch 31. lS71:yl Perkins' New School Book, 'Tub SSong Echo," is pronounced the best Ij" work of its class for the foJJowingJLf TUn xr.ioia ail 2Wie and Olreah every piece is a well known 1 1 Household Melody such as. "Driv- en from Home." "" rue me VTter," "Little Brown Church, etcTJ IS It contains twice as many Songs m-LL can be found in other works The ,7 ' r wtprl from sixty four ( Xauthors, and not filM vp with one J author' composition. Fnce,7o cents q each, or" 50 per dozen. Sarapjj copies mailed to Teachers for 9 cents. Liberal arrangements for introduction. Address, J. L. PE1 ERS, 599 Broadway, X. Y, t. 22tml Notice, JOHN MYERS, ESQ., IS MY PULY AU thorized Agent in Oregon Ciff, apd also Aent for the Estate of Daniel Harvey, de ceased. MRS, E, HARVEY. October 1, lS71.m3 Q Dissolution Notice. JOHN STEGE, HAVING LEFT THE country without any notice to me, I hereby notify all concerned, that De Pflrt" nership of li umbel & Stege is dissolved, and will not be responsible for any debts of hia ontract ing. HENRY HUM BEL, Oiegcn City, Nov. 1, 1S71. nolo 1 o O 0 O