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THURSDAY Sept. 18, 1S73
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Tide Table for Astoria.
(From tables of United States Coast Survey.)
High "Water.1
Low Water.
Sopt.
A.M.
111 .
9 491
A. M.
i. m.
17 10 40.
18 11 32.
.4 IS 3 ."i2
10 42f 5 1U 4 52
19 VI In 11 12
.... 05 .
....6 44 .
.....7 12 .
....7 34
....7 53.
....S 14
....3 35
....!) 02
....9 35
...10 20
....0 0J.
....1 12
. 5 45
. 0 3.5
. 7 19
. 7 57
.8 33
. 9 05
. 9 39
.10 IS
.11 08
jl 2-ia
. 0 39
20 12 4o.!."...'.!-
21 0 12...
2i. 0 51...
23 .. 1 21...
24 2 02...
1 0S
1308.
1 oOJ.
2 ll1.
2 :W.
3 00-.
3 32.
4 2J .
5 3'! .
0 oi .
25
33
27
28
51
30
2 41
3 23
4 12
o 12
6 21
7 '61
3POIIT OF ASTORIA.
Following i a list of vessels on the way to
tills port, and a record of tho arrivals and de
partures up to date:
Disco, 73'3 tons, from South America.
Fifeshire, 700 tons, from South America,
Prof. Airy, 4-19 tons from South America.
Santa Roa, 5'S tons, from South America.
Island Belle, 313 tons, from South America.
City of Lima, 315 tons, from South America.
Br bk Spirit of the Dawn, Dixon, 091 tons,
from San Francisco.
Ger bk Theresa Behn, Steflin, 451 tons, from
San Francisco.
Bk "Windward, Snannard, 782 tons, loadincr
in San Francisco for this port.
Bkt Melanctkon, loading in San Francisco
for this port.
Haw bk Checola, lugg, from San Francisco
for Callao, via Astoria, 11 days out.
Tho barkentinc Free Trade left San Francis
co for this port Sept. 0th.
British bark Vesta, from Liverpool, to Jan
kin & Rhodes 12ii days out August 12.
British bark Sylhet, Liverpool, via Victoria,
to Janion & Rhodes 93 days out August 12.
Am. ship Loretta Fish from Shields via Cal
lao 154 days out August 12.
In Uic Ior J and ISivers.
Steamer John L, Stephens from this port
for San Francico, September 7th.
American ship Otago, in ballast from Victo
ria, to load with wheat for Liverpool, arrived
SlsL
British ship Privateer in ballast from Mexi
co to load "wheat for Europe, arrived 31st.
Bark "Wetterhorn sailed from San Francisco,
August 13th, and arrived hero on tho 2Uth.
Tho bark Rival, Capt, Clement, arrived
at this poit from San Francisco Sept 10th.
Br. bk "Windemere, 197 tons, from Victoria,
arrived at this port Sept. loth.
Arrived.
Bk Clara Louise, Honolulu July 25
JJaily Paclsets, etc.
Stoamor Emma Hayward.Captlloyt, arrivo
from Portland, Mondays, "Wednesdays and
Fridays returning on alternate days.
Steamer Dixie Thompson, Capt. Babbidge,
loaves for Portland Mondays, "Wednesdays and
Tridays returning on alternate days.
Steamer Mary Bell, Capt. Fisher, daily to
Skipanon and return.
Steamer Yaruna, to and from Fort Stevens.
Capo Disappointment, and Unity Tuesdays,
Fridays, and Saturdays.
Steamer Meriimac, Capt. R. nobson, Knapp
ton and various logging camps daily, towing
vessels, etc.
On the Bar Steam tug Astoria, Capt. "Wass,
.and pilot boat California.
Sloop Mary H., Capt. Poole, daily to and
from Skipanon.
Notice to Pilots, (and Ship Masters).
Every Pilotor Ship Master who shall bring in
to tho port of Astoria any ship or vessel having
on board any persons or goods infected with
Small-pox, Cholera, Leprosy, or other conta
gious diseases, or which shall have had on
board any such infections during the voyage,
ox which ho suspects, from tho bad sanitary
condition of tho vessel may bo capablo of pro
pagating disease, shall anchor such ship or
vessel below Smith's Point, and give immediate-
notice to tho Health Officer In any viola
tions of tho foregoing regulations tho law will
bo strictly enforced. S. W. DODD, M. D..
Health Officer, Astoria.
To Investors. Tho Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has now built, ocmipped
and put in operation, nearly .117 miles of its
main line of road through an excellent coun
try and along what is known as tho Yalley
Route to tho Pacific. Tho finished portions
already enjoy a largo and fast increasing
traffic. Tho sections approaching completion
connect tho chain of Lakes with tho navigation
of tho Upper Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puget Sound, secure at onco a largo and
profitable business and entitle tho Company
to about 10,400,000 acres of cxcollent average
land in fee simple.
With these accomplished results, tho Com
pany offers, and is now rapidly selling, its
First Morgago Bonds, for completing tho
construction and equipment of its road across
tho Continent After careful investigation,
wo recommend theso bonds as a well secured
and unusually profitablo investment. They
have 30 years to run; principal and interest
aro payable in gold; tho interest (seven and
throe-tenths per cent) is equal now to about
& per cent in currency. Tho coupon and
registered bonds can bo exchanged for each
other, at tho pleasure of tho holder. Gold
checks for tho semi-annual interest on tho
registered bonds aro mailed to tho post offico
address of tho owner.
Theso securities have tho following elements
afstrenirthandsafety: They aro tho obliga
tion of a strong corporation; thoy aro also a
mortgage on tho Road, its right of way, equip
ments and franchises, and a first lean on its
not earnings. In addition to this usually suf
ficient security, thero is pledged for tho pay
ment of tho principal and interest a Gra.t of
Land, averaging about 23,000 Acres per 3lilo
for tho entire length of the Road. At tho
average prico per aero at which other Land
Grants havo thus far been sold, this real estato
security will yield moro than 101,000 per
mile moro than threo times tho possible is
sue of bonds.
Tho Company has already m begun tho pro
cess of redeeming and cancellingits first mort
gage b jnds,, as thoy tiro now being received,
at 1.10 in payment and exchange for tho Com
pany's lands. Y J AY COOKE &.QQ.t .
PhiladelphiaVNew York & "Wasnington, .
.financial Agents N. P. R. R. Co.
ASTORIA MARKETS.
Astorian Office, Sept, 15.
Following is a correct list of prices ruling in
this market to-day :
Sugars Crushed lb jn
San Francisco Golden -2
Sandwich Island s
Coffee Cota Rica
Froh Ground .L?
Chocolate 'A
Teas Young Hyson SI
Japan
Flour Standard sack 1 in
Meal t sck 2 00
Crackers "$ lb 10
Candles 2-
Uico 10
Fine Salt V cwt .1 2o
Saleratuslb : :....V2
Soda 12J4
Vinegar gallon 50
Golden Syrup '& gallon 55
Hams f lb 1U18
Bacon V 1 13lo
Lard f lb 1510
Butter V lb 3037
Eggs '$ do.en 3o
Cheese Ti lb 2025
Apples Green bushel 75
Peaches dried ft lb. 141S
Honey ft lb 37
Potatoes ft lb lc
Onions ft lb 3c
Bran ft cwt., $1 25; Shorts $1 75, Wheat, 2 25
Oil cake ft cwt 2 25
Hides, dry, ft lb 12c&14c
4 green ft lb 5 (s, O'c
Deer Skins, ft lb 25c
Elk skins ft lb lie
STEAMERS, STAGES AND SLOOPS
V. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS.
from Astoria to Clatsop Beacli !
East HORSES! Good CARRIAGE!
Y EAVES ASTORIA EVERY TUESDAY,
JL4 Thursday and Saturday Mornings.
Arrive Same Mornings at tho
OCEAN HOUSE,
GRIMES HOUSE,
SUMMER HOUSE,
And SEA SIDE HOUSE.
RETURNING Leaves thee Houses every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, connecting
with steamer to Portland each way.
tfFDistance twenty-four miles, fare $1 30.
II. B. PARKEK, Proprietor.
The Steam Tug Varuna
rU "Will leave Astoria every
uLkl n TUESDAY and SATURDAY
i55?s Morning, for
PORT STEVENS,
CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT,
And UNITY,
Carrying Mails, Passengers and Freight.
Y9-. Other days of the week sho will bo ready
to go anywhere that business may justify. Is
prepared to lighter cargoes, freight, hay, cattle
and wood. J . II. D. GRA Y Agent, Astoria.
Oregon Steam iftSay. Co.
SvjTOTICE-Boats of the O. S.
i.M X. Company will leave As
toria as follows :
FOR PORTLAND, and intermediate points
Daily, every Morning (Sundays excepted),
at b o'clock. Returning, leave Pertland:
FOR ASTORIA, and intermediate points On
Daily, every Morning (Sundays excepted),
at U o'clock. J. C. ALNSWORTH, Pros
ONLY REGULAR PACKET BETWEEN
ASTOltIA AND CLATSOP.
Carrying the U
Sc StfSail!
The well known sloop
MARY H.,
yfp?.
L W POOLE Master
Leaves Clatsop every Monday, "Wednesday
and Fi iday , on arrival of Stages, conneecting
at Astoiia witli tho steamer Dixie Thompson.
Returning, leaves Astoria every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, connecting with tho
Coaches for tho Reach. Extra trips made to
accommodate tho traveling public.
k COLUMBIA effifi PILOTS!
P. JOHNSON,
II. A. SNOW,
P. E. FERCHEN.
M. M. GILMAN,
G.REED,
C.S.WRIGHT, Agent.
CSrOrFicn Corner of Main and Chenamus
streets, Astoria, Oregon.
EOR CHARTER.
Tho sloop
HECTOR, ;.
Having been purchased by tho undersigned,
will hereafter bo in readiness to carry freight
to any accessible point Tho Hector has good
accommodations for keeping freight dry and
can cany 20,000 feot of lumber. For particu
lars, inquire of P. J U11A SON, Astoria.
EOR CHARTER.
Tho fast sailing Sloop rg.
W. H. TWILIGHT, ?.
R M LOWE Master
Is now in readinoss to Charter for Pleasure
Parties, Freight or Passengers. Headquarter,
Corner Main and Jefferson streets, Astoria.
ORTLAND BOX FACTORY North Front
streot, Portland, Oregon.
Boxes of overy description constantly on hand,
and made to order. Orders addressed to John
Harlow, corner of First and E streets, will
moot with prompt attention. j29tf
Private School.
Sqtjemoque Street... Astoria
Under tho Management of tho
Be?. Mr. it In Sylai,
Will Re-open on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 18ri3
ids' Tuition per quarter, in advance, $7 50.
ASTORIA advertisements:
New Stock of Goods!
CLOTHING
OE THE BEST STYLES,
AND THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
EVERYTHING ELSE IN '
PROPORTION.
At The Old stand of
SUMMERS.
TAKE NOTICE This is an cxtensivo stock
of well selected goods, in great variety, which
I am now opening. Old Patrons, Friends and
the community in general, are invited to call
and inspect both Goods and Prices.
G. SUMMERS,
Chenamus street, Astoria,
BLACKSMITHING
C. CARR IS HAPPY TO INFORM HIS
i old friends and customers, and all others
who wish to patronize him, that he has
isesuxxieci Business,
At Tiit Old Stand,
And is again prepared to do all kinds of Black
smith work, from making an Anchor FJuo, to
a Plow Shear. Main stieet, Astoria. aul'J
"WELCH'S
GOOD. SAMARITAN COMPOUND.
For Caring Rheumatism,
Sprains, Felons, Boils,
Bruises, Burns,
etc., etc.
BIRECTIOXS.-APPLY EXTERNALLY
to tho parts affected; rub in well, and in
severe cases cover with thin cloth, tied or fas
tened on with caro.
Warranted to euro, or greatly alleviate, in
all cases named in this label.
A single bottle will cure or prevent days of
tho most excruciating pain, and not unfre
quently save tho life of the suffering patient.
Price, $1.00 per Bottle.
rilKPARKD BY
J. "WELCH, ASTORIA, Oregon.
EL S. Sinister,
Photographic Artist,
At tho old Stand, Astoria, Oregon.
A. SMITH,
LATE OF LA PORTE, INDIANA.
B35 Having commenced business in Astoria
I am prepared to do all kinds of Painting,
Graining, Paper Hanging. Glazing, etc., in a
workmanlike and satisfactory manner. Satis
faction guaranteed, both as to prices and work.
Charles H. Bain
Contractor and Builder, Astoria.
Plans, Specifications and Estimates made
to Order, on Short Notice.
Is proparod to fill orders for any class of
work, with promptness. al tt
LTJ3IBJEB.
LU3IBER.
THE COLUMBIA RIVER HAHDFACTUBIIG Co,
RE NOW DAILY MANUFACTURING
from :0,000 to -10.000 feet of tho all tho very
best kinds and quality of Lumber, which will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Address, K. K1NSEY,
Goneral Agent and Superintendent,
sStf Knappton, W. T.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. K. Gill & Co.,
(Successors to G, A. Steel & Co.,)
IMPORTERS:
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
No. 75 First street, bet "Washington and Stark
PORTLAND, OREGON.
DRIARD nOUSE. II. Cazaban, Proprietor.
View street, Victoria, British Columbia.
Established Twenty-two Years.
S. J. McConriick,
PUBLISHER:
Franklin Book Store!
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
19 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
Conbtantly on Hand, a full Stook of
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS,
:, - '
And Staple Stationery
ASTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established in Astoria in 1849.
NEW GOODS. CHEAP GOODS.
A. VAN DUSEN,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Corner of Main and Chenamus streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON".
IS NOW OFFERING FOR SALE OXE OF
the largest and most complete assortments
of Goneral Merchandise ever before brought
to tho country, and to buyers
For Cash will offer the Host Flattering Inducements
In tho lino of
DRY-GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
EANCY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
A Complete Stoclt of Every Article,
TOO 2TUMER0US TO MENTION.
HSTGivo mo a call, and bo convinced that
my goods are of tho best quality, and as cheap
as can bo bought of any houso in tho State.
A. VAN DUSEN.
MPS. A. S. MERCEE,
Teacher of Prof. E. A. Robbies'
American Methoftfor Hano Forte
Alse: Harmony and Thorough base!
835- Tho ONLY CONCISE SYSTEM which
will stand Artistic Criticism, and furnish tho
material upon which overy educated Teacher
can base their own peculiarities of instruction,
it presents in a now light, based upon Natu
ral Laws, tho art of Execution, and Scienco of
Music arRooms at Residence, Astoria"
Dr. S. Kinsey,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Astoria, Oregon.
"PHYSICIANS AND FAMILY PRESCRIP
Ji. tions filled from tho PUREST DRUGS,
either at day or night. A full stock of
"WINES AND LIQUORS,
EOlt MEDICAL USE,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
OILS BRUSHES, ETC.,
WSu Orders from tho Country solicited, and
carefully and promptly filled.
Greuville Reed,
(Successor to Donaldson & Reed),
Dealer in all kinds of
ERESH AND CURED MEATS,
CANNED ERUITS, VEGETABLES.
FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, YEAL,
HAMS, BACON AND LARD,
MESS BEEF AND PORK,
J3T Constantly on hand.
J) Special attention paid to supplyingships.
Holladay's wharf, Astoria.
H. B. Parker !
.Importer and Dealer in.
Wines j Liquors, Cigars
TOBACCO,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, Etc., Etc.
Rirolladay'5 "Wharf, Main street, Astoria.
John W. Gearhart,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,'
Chenamus street, Astoria.
"Wholesalo and Retail Dealer in
Hay, rain and Feed !
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Groceries,
FLOUR, BACON, HAMS,
SHOULDERS, LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, EGGS, Etc.
Motto" Small Profits on Cash Sales." Con
signments solicited. tf
Oregon Bakery!
Main St., (Holladay's "Wharf,) Astoria, Orogon.
CHARLES BINDER, Proprietob.
ORESII BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CRACK-
a ers anu rnot ureau, always on nana.
A RESTAURANT
Is kept in connccti&n with tho Bakery, where
meals can bo procured at all hours.
lUiST Oysters in every style in tho season'ga
Astoria Bakery!
Corner of Main and Cass streets, Astoria.
HENRY JACOBS Proprietor.
BREAD, CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
Cakes.Groceiies and Previsions of all kind3
always on hand. Ship stores furnished.
IKS, Connected with tho establishment is a
Reading Room. Cigars and Lager Beer served.
PETER H. FOX,
Corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Astona.'
CLOTHING- OF ALL TOND CUTA)
made to order. Cleaning and repairing.
ASTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Headquarters !- Headquarters !
I. W. CASE,
n L
liVholosalo and Retail Dealer, in , ,
Drj Goods, Clotting, Groceries, Provisions, Notions,
A2H) GEranAii Merchandise, -
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB
he that he has a very superior and well
selected Stock of Goods in the abovo line, be
sides which may bo found-in groat variety, tho
best quality of -
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
HATS AND CAPS.; ' ' '
BOOTS ANTD SEfoES, " '
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &e., '
"Which is being offerecL ......... '
j
Cheap FOR CASH or PRODUCE !
3T Having had years of experience I think
I know tho wants of,tho people, and as this'
stock is nearer comploto, and embraces a
GREATER VARIETY than any other stock '
in Clatsop county, I will guarantee that you
will do as well, if not bettor, by trading with
mo than at any other establishment.
R;S"Having reduced my expenses materially
of lato I proposo to givo my customers tho
benefit of tho reduction, and any person who
doubts whether I will sell as cheap as any ono
FOR CASH! can bo convinced by giving me a.
call at Hoadquarters, ' Case's Corner," Chena
mus street, Astoria. I. "W. C.
3. N. ARR1CON5,
Occident Hotel Block, Astoria
TYholesalo and Rotail Dealer in
Choice Brand Liquors
The Einest in the Market
CONSTANTLY ON HANDL
Which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
OCCIDENT HOTEL,
S. N. ARRIGONI. Propkietok.
x
Astoria, Oregon.
FfHIE BEST FURNISHED, MOST CONYE
JL nient and in every respect popular hotel irr
Oregon. Owing to its location it is considered
A Very Delightful Summer Resort
fiMagnificent Suits of Rooms for families.
Tho table is supplied with tho choicest delica
cies of tho season. AVino and Billiard Room
attached to tho Hotel.
Is, Baths
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths I n !
AT OCCIDENT HOTEL,
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
YVM. UnLENHAUT ....Pbopeietob.
tfBT Special attention paid to LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S HALlt CUTTING
1ST" Private Entrance for Ladies tS
GLOBE HOTEL.
Main Street - - Astoria, Oregon. ,
N.KOEEOED, PROPRIETOR.
This Houso has been Tefitted and newly fur
nished in tho neatest mannert and guests will
find all their comforts well attended to. Tho
Tablo always supplied with tho best of tho
season that tho market affords.
i"Thoso who desiro to havo a good squaro
meal go to tho Globe. Terms moderate.
HENRY BERENDES,
Fashionable maori
Chenamus street, Astoria, Oregon.
2. Manufactures to order tho best quality
of Loots and Shoes Repairing of all kinds "SH
M.
ASTORIA
MEYERS'
BREWERY!
"STAVING ALL THE MACHINERY NEC
JQ. essary for first class work, skillful Brewers
and using none but the best quality of materi--als,
tho Proprietor is prepared to
Manufacture IiAGER BEER !
In any quantity, from a Single E"ottlo to a
BARREL, AND PUT IT UP in good con
dition for Shipment or Immediato use. Fami
lies and keepers of Public Houses promptly
and regularly supplied, M MEYER Prop'r,
Astoria Market !
Chenamus Street Astoria.
HOBSON & WARREN,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats!
Butter, Fggsx Cheese,
Mams, Bacon and Lard!
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Constantly on hand.
3 Ships supplied at lowest rates.
REWARD OFFERED.
UNGr LEE OF ASTORIA "WILL PAY A
reward of Thirty Dollars
To any person -who will Recover the Body
of Charley, the Chinese Cook,
"Who was drowned from tho stoamboat Mary
Bell, near Tongue Point, abovo Astoria, on
Saturday, August 16th, 1873, while in the act
of dipping a bucket of water. The probability
is that tho body will drift out to sea and bo
thrown upon tho beach eithor at Clatsop, or to
tho north of tho Capo. Deliver to Hung Lee's
V ash house, Astoria- aulSWm.
G.LEINENWEBERO. -J fcr.
H.SROWN, j"PRor.BiF.TORS.
BST Manufacture all kinds of Leather &a
Baths! "fes
yyi - a n-wEr
Jif Established 1887. jjj
Hemlock TANKESY !
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