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(?) IT 'S A STRIKING FACT THAT AIUSEMENTS T A FIVE COLUMN QUAHTO FORM. ISSUED EVERY SUNDAY. OFFICE IN THE ASTORIAN BUILDING, CASS STRliKT. .r.lRLlND - - PUBLISHER TERMS OK SUIISCRIPTION. Served by Carrier per month 25cts Soul iy Mail, six months SI 25 One Year 2 25 ZSr-AdvcrtNemcnts inserted at the usual rales. Title Table lor AstorlK. OCTOBER. Emm tables of United State? Coast Survey. High Water. Low Water. Day, a.m. i'. m. a. x. p. M. .10 4 41 - 3 401 H 54 11 15 111 .. 5 30 .. 4 42 10 40 22 .. 0 20 .. 5 41 0 01 11 42 13 7 10 0 41! ' 53 0 40 .14 7 57 7 42 1 42 1 44 -15 43 8 44! 2 30 2 45 10 U 24 43 3 27 3 45 37 10 03 10 40 4 00 4 47 IS -10 40 11 35! 4 3:1 5 44 VJ 11 10 - . . 5 15 C 33 POUT OF ASTORIA. CLEARANCES AND DEPARTURES. o cleared. Alma. Ger bk, flUI tons, Labmeyer, Qucenstown. Nov. . iRufus E Wood, bhip, 1477 tons, Davis, Quconhtown Nov. K. SiII.KP Vity of Chester, str., 110(1 tons, Bolles. S. F. Nov 9 '.Ella, bl:t, Williams, Valparaiso. Nov 8 ARRIVALS FROM SEA. 'IhIc of AnjrleMffiMJrbkT.'W tons, Griffith, fm Aus tralia, via SI? for orders, Nov. 8. Abby Cowper. Br bk, 726 tons, Care, 46 days from Shanghai, Nov. fa Idaho, btr, 1077 tons, Alexander, S F Nov 6. Hazard, ,biK,396 tons. Walker. S. F. Nov. 5 U J Brenhain, bar tus, Wass. SF Nov .5 Garibaldi, bk. !)70 tons. Forbes. S. F. Not .' "Whistler, bk .MS tons. Hotchkiss, SF Nov 4 Nodoc, hch. 4i tons. Christiansen. SF Nov 4 National. Fr sh, 8M tons, Mazon, S F Nov 4. Tarn O'Shanter, bktfilO tons, Patterson, FXov 4 Taranaca. BrSh fin New Zealand, Nov 3. River Lune, BrSb 1172 tons Robsou, SFNov. I. Ullocl.. Br bk. Hongkong, Nov. 1. G Brousbton. Br bk, tons. Edkins, Auckland N Z Nov. I, Aberyhtwith Castle. Br. 6h. tons, Harrii, New castle. N. S.W.Nov. 1. Wood Hall. Br bk.721 tons. Honckong Oct. 31, GIenro.a, Br, bk. Palmer S F Oct 31 Riencfull, Br sh. 1210 tons McCulIoch.S F Oct 31. ISenclutha, Br bk, 1014 tons, Higgins, Hongkong, Oct.ii). Stratherrn, Br. bk. 1153 tons, Anderson. Oct.2&. Pomona. Brsh 1251 tons, Tannock, Port Chalmers, N. Z. Oct27. Lowe-, water, Brbk, Hongkong. Oct 26. -Multi e Maclcoy. bk 21(1 torn Pope, Honolulu Oct 26 "West Riding, BrSb UU tons. Moore, SF Oct 26. Kiver Nith. Br sh, 1165 tons, Richards. SF Oct 25 JEarl Granville. Br. bk. 1009 tons, Reddie, S. F, to , load for Europe Oct 25. Edward James, bk 52S tons, O'Brien, Honolulu, Oct 2J, Francis Thorp. Br bh, 1346 tons.Buck, SF Oct 22 Ingleuood. Br b.1077 tons, Brocklebank, SF. Oct22 City of York. Br bh, 1135 tons, Auld, SF to load for Euroite Oct 21. City of jiladrubs, Brsh S99 tons. Grainger. N. Z. Oct, 21. Pizzarro. Br, sh. 1381 tons Collister, S, F. to load tor Europe. Oct lit Wigton, Br.bk, 765 tons, Hadwin, Shanghai, Oct.16. Pilgrim ship. H57 tons. Fowle, Hongkong, Oct 17 lenbbaw, Br sh, 753 tons. Airey, Hongkong. Oct 14 .Leading Wind, Am sh, 12US tons, Hinckley Hong kong Oct 13. Nimbus, ship, 1302 tons, Leonard. Hongkong, Oct 1 -Springfield, ship 1043 tons, Peart, Hongkong Sep tember 3'J Pato, Br. sch. 55 tons. British Columbia, Sept 29 -Gubsie Telfair, str, 413 tons. Gardiner, fm Sitka Feb. 26. Laid up iu Portland. VESSELS UN THE WAY. Domestic Port. Webfoor, bkt. 362 tons. Whee'right. S.F. Spt28 Geo. W.Elder 1709 tons, Com. Connor, S. F.Nor .Ancon. str 1640 tons, Debney. S. F. Nov. 8. A ax. str 1354 tons. Mackie. S F Nov. 8. 4uickttep, bkt 850 tons. Fake, New York. Foreijju itrlH. Butterraere. Br bk 1021 tons, Ogilvie, S. F. Oct 24. Benefactor, bk COO tons, Hayden, Hongkong, Aug 24 -Eller Bank, BrSh 1171 tons. Cottier, SF .Es cort. Br bk, Hongkong Sept 8. Gibraltar Swe bk 764 tons Enksen fm Hull Eng land. Jane A. Falkinburg, bkt 300 tons, Hubbard, Hono lulu. .Mount Lebanon, Bb. Hall, from Hongkong, May 14 Sierra Nevada, bk tons. Koeruer, Newcastle, N S W.Aug 9 IKT. XjOSBv MAIN -ASTORIA, Near the Invites atten tion to his Clothing, Boots -and shoes STREET, OREGON Globe IloteL Stock of vnsos.jewelry and toys. General Merchandise Groceries and Provisions, Selected with special reference to tho As toria trade. -QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Highest price paid for Furs. Sew Gooils by Every Steamer. N. LOEB, .ASTORIA OREGON SEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. Prices Lower Than Ever. GEQRQE W. CORNART, Is constantly receiving the finest assortment OF 3LAXK HOOKS. STATIONERY. OFFICE FIXTURES AND NOTIONS. ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS OF '-SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL IXSTRIHEXTS. Agent for Sherman & Hyde's Pianos and Organs Eold on Installments. .ALSO FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GI0ARS AftO TOBACCO. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ,,..,.., . n wui ic oj i.ocnmi:iu wwi uc. ws - MsUiaa.v ASTOBJA, QltSGQX. FOREIGN EXPORTS. In lieu of our table wo present the follow ing aggregato value of shipments foreign from Oregon, since the beginning of the current year, September 1, 1877. which include ex ports to Honolulu, Australia and China: SF.PTKMBKK. Eight vessels cleared with $311,311 55 orronKR. Twenty-one vessels cleared with... 1.302,993 50 Total values Sept and Oct $l,U14,S03 14 .NOVKMBKR. 1 Quccnstoirn, per Henrlcttc: Wheat fioiu Portland 17.0YS ctls... $30,017 00 Astoria 12.81)3 ... 27,075 UU Total 2),JU8 SU3.WT2 00 C To Quccmtoicn, per J?hiw E. Woed: Wheat from Portland 20,82 ctls... $13,741 00 " Astoria 21,017 " ... 50.435 t7 Totals 41,Sltl $01,170 87 C To Valparaiso, per Ella: Lumber, Laths and Pickets from Knappton $2,357 50 0 To Quccnt'nwn, per Alma: heat from Portland 15.040 ct's $32,33ij 00 " Astoria 12,777 " ... 27,470 00 Totxl 17,817 S59 80J 00 COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING. Ilwaco Steam STav. Co. UNTILTURTHER NOTICE. THE ILWACO STEAM NAV. rr CCS STE A M E It f- GEN. CANBY&BKS Will leave Astoria on .Hominy, Tucxlaj s, Fritluy.s VSnturInj.s At 8.30 A. M., sharp, lor Fort Stevens Fort t'anby, and Hiruco. WINTER RATES : Fare to Fort Stevens.. 50ets Canby and Ihvaco $1 50 Connecting with L. A. Loomis' stages for Oys terville. FOR TICKETS, TOWAGE, OR CHARTER, Apply either at the oflico of tho Company, Gray'.- wharf, foot of .Denton street, or to the Captain on board. J. II. D. GRAY, Agent, Astoria, Oregon. By order of the President, L. A. LOOMIS. B ROWN & McCABE, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS, Portland and Astoria, Oregon. pBT On nil bifeiKfes entrusted to our care, s-ntUfactton guaranteed. T G. FAIKFOWL & SON, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS Sl & Portland, Oregou. Refer by permission to Rogers. Meyers .fc Co,, Allen Jc Lcwis.CorbittA:Macleay, Portland, Oregon. s IIJSON, HAMILTON & HIGGINS. Ship Chandlers. &z Provision and General -Su-rf likSSEJ" Commission Merchants, Cor. Concomly and Benton streets. ASTORIA, - - - - OREGON. TRflNCIURD & UPSHUR Successors to Capt. Geo. Flavel DEALERS TS SkigObas tilery i PROVISIONS, IRON STEEL, COIL, Builders' and General Hard ware, SASH AND DOORS. OELXiKrTS, OILS c&o. ctoc. At the Old EatnbliNhcd Well known Stand -OF- GEORGE FLAVEL, Chenamus Street, AFtoria, Oregon. For Passengers and Towage. o Tho Now Tug jn. RIP VAX WIXKIE, JIJS3 W. H. Whitcomb Master. Having accommodations for passengers, and capacity for first class towing, is oiicred for busmos to all points on tho Columbia river and bay, at reasonable rate?. fcBr-For particulars apply to Allen & Lewis. Portland, or to Trcnehard J: Upihur, Astoria, or on board. oTtf Astoria, Clatsop, Youngs River and Knappton. -Until further notico tbe n otcaiu Launch U. A D i AC. FISHER Master. "Will leave Fisher's wharf, foot of Hamilton tF.4; Astoria, daily except Sundavs. 1'ORSKIPANONLANDlNGntS o'clock a. in., returning same day. The SAM can be chartered for freight or lowing to any part of the bay. S3rFor particulars apply on board. TRILS..F HDIJ?- WAY BILLS', - iu'w-pis, rwi Yin Kintis oi uommer ciai i'nntittc, done at the Astorian ofiieo CALL, EXAMINE, ORDSR.' OSyi. gv. Q Q U CO CO 111 Q. 0 eg fcH 7ft O K u -'.uC'W' r "X "" 55" Jobbin; of every description Magnus O. Crosby? (Successor to L. T. Bichman & Co.) DEALER IN HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS, STOVES, TIN WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, WOODEN WARE, TOYS, ETC. Joins in Til, Coppr and Sleet Iron, a Specialty. Keep also Lead Pipes, and 1,000 other things too numerous to mention. When you want a stove, trimmed from top to bottom in first class stj'le give me a call. Orders from abroad will reccivo prompt attention. Vou will find mo in Young's now build ing, north side of Siuemoe iha street, Astoria, Oregon. py Goods ! IT IS A FACT THAT lias the largest stock of DRY' GOODS To be found in the city and is selling them at Bargains that will be long remembered. EVERY LADY IN ASTORIA KNOWS THAT WE HAVE ACTUALLY THE FINEST STOCK OF Ever before exhibited iu Astoria. "We shall not pause to consider the value of any one arti cle, but .shall put DOWN the PRICES of everything to figures which prove that we are thoroughly in earnest in our statement THAT WE CAX XOT BE TLXDEKSOEB. Special attention is called to our well selected stock of ladies FINE DRESS GOODS. Give us a call and inspect our stock. li. IIxYZHBUIiOER. Main street, next to corner of Chenamus ----- Astoria, Oregon. R, ALEXANDER. R. ALEXANDER & CO. IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IX DRY GOODS, Clothing and Furnishing Goods. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CROCKERY, ' '. AND Carruther'M Building Water Street ASTOJRIA. CSAlso will attend to acenoral shipping and commission business. frBAEents for tho best brands of California puro Liquors. P. S. Country produce taken in exchange. 3EE -A. "7 33 JUST RECEIVED A NEW INVOICE OF GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE LAMPS AND-FIXTURES WHICH WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH. XiOXJl iklD FEED. CORNER OF MAIN AND SQUEMOCQHA STS., H O i i H4 ASTORIA, GjJELUm -L I Ij des jrl , DEALER IN Books and Stationery, DXTotioxaus 33lcX Toys. ALL THE LATE STYLES OF FINEST NOTE PAPERS, ENVEL OPES, Etc., ALBUMS, MUSIC BOXES, NOTIONS, TOYS, Etc. Chenamus street, Astoria, Brown's Building, noxt door to the White Houso. fSST GOLD PEA'S AXD PENCILS A SPECIALTY. E.PAPMAHL & CO., ------ PROPRIETORS, qmEUNDEKSIGNED PROPRIETOKS OF THE COLU IVIBIA BREWERY X ju&t erected and placed in operation at Astoria, with to inform the public that we aro now prepared to fill all orders for asplendid artiele of -y A 4r4 - B jj Having overy facilitvjor doing , f " r-1 ,3rJcLjJtrfc.y Mr. Papmahl being auTSxpcricnccdBiewer, JlIIIu. JjOuuICCI JoJCi JliJti ! fcS-Tho COLUMBIA BREWERY WILL WARRANT SATISFACTION IN FILLING ALL Orders. Give us a trial. h. PAPMAHL & CO.. CANDY FACT0EY. the undersigned take "pleasure to announce to their patrons and dealers in general that they have lately largely increased their fac tory and are now prepared to fur nish as good an assortment in their line as any house on the coast. Special inducements to cash custo mers. r. O. Box frJ. or First serene. Vspinyv on Aliler Street. let'vi'en Vriv&i ajtttSecoiwJ Sta-cer, cortaud, Oregon. VVillii'' '4Ju promptly attended to "Wi Ds?y Croods ! E. LOEBENSTEIN. &tjru IfOiltlll w 1 I OREGON. Astoria, Oregon. c li. B.m. A. W. FKRGUSO.V. BAifl & FERGUSON, ARCHITECTS AD BUILDERS, ASTORIA, OREGON. ARE NOW PREPARED with increased facilities to Furnish Plans and Specifications contract, oiect buildings, and do all first class work in a superior manner. KST Wo keep on hand, and will furnish to order, all kinds of BU1XDING MATERIALS. ' llnstic. tooriii-?, Vinfehiiur Lumber, Mould-m'f-ih PHi-ewvK Balusters, eU:.,ete. ft All kinds of Job work doiieatourSujoro ililL corner of Genevievo and Astor stvoet. oi.tfTxiAND RAILING at PofcrLAfD o m t5 1 1 PUiin7iu DANCING SL ACADEMr. LIBERTY HALL. Having had five years experience under the very best of teachers on the PaeiGc coast, im San Franckco and Portland, I am fully pre pared to give lessons in dancing m all the very latest and modern dances taught. Gentlemen's class Tuesday evenings. Ladies and gentlemen's class, Thursdav evenings. Saturday afternoons for Children. Saturday evenincr remilar hoiree. Adnm- sinn fiO eents. ladies free. Gents class, term of 19 lessons - - $10 00 8 00 Ladies " Parties wishing to have private lessons can have them at the hall or at their residence at reasonable terms. Good lady dancers in attendance to all of the classes. For further particulars inquire of Geo. W. CORNAKT, At Cornart's Music store, Chenamus street, next door to Dement's Drug store. WORSLETTS Dancing Academy Bv request of many Ladies and Gentlemen of tins city, I will open my Dancing Acade my in Urumscr's new building, opposite Sclnneers' Confectionary, on SATURDAY, NOV. 17th. Having had four years experience in teach ing large classes, satisfaction will be guar anteed. Gents class per term, 20 lessons - - 10 00 Ladies class per term, uo lessons - - 2 50 Gents class will meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock. Ladies class on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock. Private lessons will be given for term tui tion. Childrens class "Wednesday and Satur day afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock. Soiree every Saturday evening from 8 to 11 :45. Free for all scholars. Those not being members of the school will be charged Si 00 per couple for soirees. Positively no admit tance on lesson evenings. A general invitation is extended to the public. Good music will be furnished. . B. S. WORSLEY. MISCELLANEOUS. nno KENT. One Store and several Offices in Smith' IJnildiiiff on tho roadway. For further particulars inquire at L. K. G. SMITH'S cigar stand. 7-21-dtf Cor. of Main and Chenamus. TO 7ANTED. A man or woman who understands the Laundry business, or is competent to do such work as is required in a Laundry, Apply immediately at A. . WHITE'S Cigar store. Cor. of Main and Concomly streets, opposite Parker House. I3l-lv INFORMATION WANTED. NOTICE is hereby given that on the Gtli day of November, A. D.r 187C, a leather valise full of clothing was sent from Astoria to Oysterville, W. T., addressed to JOIIX II AG AX. South Bend. There being no such person at that place at present and parties being unable to learn any particulars of his whereabouts. Anv person able to furnish information regarding him, Will please send the same to the undersigned His valise contains an ARMY DISCHARGE, DATED AUG. 12, 1872. "Which stated that he was a man 27 years of age, 5 feet 1Yt inches high, light complex ion, l)lue eyes, brown hair and that he wa a sergeant in company M 5th regiment of cavalry. JOHN It. GOULTER. Oysterville, W.T. Oct. 25, 1877. 124-lm npO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that all persons are forbid tresspassing unon, or in any way occupying any portion of the land or beach surrounding TONGUE POINT, or upon any part of the Henry Marlin land claim in Clat sop county. Mate oi uregon, without permis sion from the undersigned ; and also from setting out llres upon said claim, whereby the standing timber m:vy in anv way be injured. VAN DUStfN & BROWN. Per A. VanDusek. Astoria, Oct. 5, 1877. tf J. R. SPEPPARP. Late of Corvallis. C. H. STOCKTO"!. Late of Kalaina. SHEPPARD & STOCKTON. HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE. AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTERS. ASTORIA OREGON. GRAINING A Speci.vi.tt. KALS0M1NING, MARBLING AND GLAZING done to order with neatness and dispatch J&arLeavo your ordors at tho NEW SHOP, on Main street Astoria, Oregon. T3ATHS, BATHS, Hot, Cold, Showpr, Steam and SULPHUR Baths Occident Hotel Shaving Saloon. NlEDERAUKtt & UHLKKUART, Proprietors. fcS'Special attention paid to LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING 0" Private Entrance for Ladies" the srasar. NEW YORK. 1878. 1878. As the time approaches for the renewal of subscriptions, THE SUN would remind its friends and well wishers everywhere, that it is ajfain a candidate for their consideration, aim support. Upon its record for the past ten years it relies for a continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous co-operation which have nitherto been extended to it from every quarter of the Union. The Daily Sim is a four page-sheet of 28 columns, price by mail, post paid, 55 cents a month, or $G 50 per year. The Sunday edition of The Sun is an eight-page sheet of 50 columns. "While giv ing the news of the day. it also contains a large amount of literary and miscellaneous matter specially prepared for it. The Sun day Sun has met with great success. Post paid $1 20 a year. THE WEEKLY SUN. Who does not know The Weekly Sun? It circulates throughout the United States, the Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand families greet its welcome pages weekly,,aii(l regard it in the light of guide, counsellor, and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural and literary departments make It essentially a journal for the family and the fh-side. Terms : Wat Dollar a year, jK,t p:iid. TIim pnee, quality conjid-eU, maKea it the aheaur est iiftvfenaper iiiibksucd. For chb3 nntrck v,-ith Sioeash, wo vntl.semi atiyxn,rpy rro A.inW, ri7H ism? ! Tr&D2iF. iii -2Lr"Vfa. WteATHaJSI' TtS-'Jt New YorK City