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Tide Tabic tor Astoria.
OCTOBER.
1'rom tables of United States Coast Survey.
High Water.
Low Water.
-Pay.
A. M.
A. M.
r. M.
10...
11...
V2...
i:;...
34...
X5...
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4 42
3 41
0 41
7 42J
8 441
fl 4:;!
. y iu n 15
.10 4G ;. . .
. 0 01 11 42
0 33..
1 42..
2 .30..
.'$ 27..
4 00..
0 40
1 44
2 43
3 45
4 47
5 44
0 33
17 10 03 ..10 40 1
1ft -10 40 11 351 4 311,
U 11 10 . .1 5 15,
PORT OP ASTORIA.
CLEARANCES AND DEPARTURES.
0
f'LKARED.
753 tons, Airoy,
Po n ill aw,
firth
Quccnstown,
2iov. Hi.
Alma. Gcr bk, SKI tons, Lahmeyer. Qnecnstovrn.
Xcv. !J,
&ufus K Wood, phip, J-177 tons, Davis, Qucenbtown
JfoV. fi.
SAILK!
Oity of Chester, str.. HOC t-ons, Bolles. S. F.Nov 9
Jilla, bkt Williams, Valparaiso. Nov 8
ARRIVALS PROM SEA.
t jo. W.Elder
, Com. Connor, S. V.Kov 10
7.W tons. Griffith, fin Aus-
Lcleof Ans
traliii, t ia Sl
Abt.y Cowner.
ers, rov. H.
tl tons. Care, -tfi days from
Sh.inchai, X6.
Idaho, str, 1077 tons. Alexander, S P Nov G.
llaftard, brip, 3S6 tons. Walker. S-. F. -N ov. 5
0 J Ittenbain, bar tug. TVas. SF Nov 5
.'oribaldi, bkt !)70 tone. Forbos, S. F. Nov 5
Vh;stler, bkSl' tons, Hotchkiss, SF Nov 4
2SIodoc, Pch.425 tons. Ohristiansen. SF Nov
ZSzi ional, Fr 8h,g.5I ton, Mazon, S F Nov 4.
.Tam O'Shantcr, bktfclO tons, Pattorson, F Nov 4
TTaraoaea, BtSh fin Npw Zealand, Nov 3.
Stiver lane. UrSh 1172 tons Robson, SF N"ov. 1.
OJlook,iIrbk. Jlongkoup, Nov. 1.
O UroajAtan- Br bk, ton. Edkinfl, Auckland
NZ Nov. 1,
Abervstrith Castle. Br. sh. tons, Harris, New
castle, A'. S.W.Nov. 1.
Wod 1111, Br bk,7Jl tons. Honckong Oct. 31,
Clenrosa, Br, bk. Palmer S F Oct 31
Blencfall, Brb, 1210 tens McCulIoch, S F Oct 31.
Honclntba, Brbk, 1014 tons, Higgins, Hongkong,
Oct. 29.
StrUierrH, Br. bk. 1153 tonR, Anderson, Oct. 28,
-Pomona. Br-h 1251 tons, Tnnock. Port Chalmers,
N.Z.Oct 27.
Loweswater, Brbk. Hongkong, Oct 2R.
lixUie Mac! ear. bk 236 tone Pope, Honolulu Oct2S
"West Riding. BrSb M3 tons, Moore, SF Oct 2R.
Itiver Nith. Br sh, 1 165 tons, Richards. SF Oct 25
Earl Granville. Br. bk. 1009 tons, Reddie, S. F, to
load for Europe Oct 25.
.Edward James, bk 52S tons. O'Brien, Honolulu,
Oct 23,
Francis Thorp, Br sb, 1346 tons.Buck, SF Oct 22
Xnglowood. Br b.1077 tons, Brocklebank, SF. Oct22
City of York. Br sb. 1195 tons, Auld. S F to load
for Europo Oct 21.
OityofMadrass. Brsh S99 tons. Grainger. N. Z.
Oct, I.
i2zarro. Br. sn. 1331 tons Collister, S. F. to load
for Europe, Oct IS.
Wigton, Br.bk, 765 tons, Hadvrin, Sbangbai,Oct.l6.
Pilgrim ebip. J)57 tons, Fowlo, Hongkong, Oct 17
Loading Wind, Am sh, 1208 ton Hinckley Hong
kong Oct 13.
.Nimbus, ship, 1302 tons, Leonard. Hongkong, Octl
Springfield, ship 1043 torn, Peart, Hongkong Sep
tember 3Q
Pato, Br. ech. 55 tons, British Columbia, Sept 29
Gnsate Telfair, str, 413 tons. Gardiner, fm Sitka
JFtsb. 26. Laid uoin Portland.
VESSELS OX THE WA Y.
Jometlc Forts.
WebTooT."bkt. 362 tons. Wbee'imght. B. F. Be pt 38
Ancon. str 1640 tone, Debney. S. F. Nv. 8.
JLj2x.tr 14 tons. Mackie. B F Nor. 8.
Quickstep. bktBod tons. Fake, New York.
Foreiga irtn.
Pntteraiere. Br bk 1021 tona, Osilrie, E. F. Oct 21.
Benefactor, bk 09 ton, Hayden, Honxkonc,
Aag24
EUer Bank. BrSk 1171 tons. Cottier, SF
s corL Br bk, Hoafckonr Sept 8.
Cibraltcr Swe bk ?(H toas Knkion fm Hvll Eng
land. Jane A. Falkinburg, bkt399 toss, Hubbard. Uono
lulu. ionnt Lebanon, Bb. Hall, from Hongkoag, May 14
Sierra Nevada, bk tons. Koeruer, Newcaatlw. S
S W.AugS
33". XiOBB,
STREET,
OREGON
Giobo IloteL
Stock of
rav,jewelry
aod toys.
Gcaend
Merchandise.
ASTORIA,
Near tbo
JnrJtcs attea-:
Mod. to his
Clothing,
Boots
sandshoes
Groceries and Provisions,
JSdleciai -ssriili .-pemfH referencs to -fko Ae-
tofiatra9e.
OTIGK -SAIJES AND SMATIL TBOITTS.
Highest j) rice jiaid iar Fucs.
ASTORIA OREGON
For
i o wingr.
?THE STEAM TUG
'DS3XXTBC,
4a
Mac BOCHAU. Master
Vill attend to ai Icinda -of T&inng on the Co
Sumbiaiver.said tr.fautacies.
us-Qifiee in PartlantLat Corbjtt k. Macleay's
tAstona. Gm -Saloon, or-on boari.,
KSiSOF -LADING, WAY BILLS,
JKeceipts, ad all kinds of Commer
iiU Bfisfing, done at tho Astorian office.
CALL, EXAMINE, ORDER.-B
Knrad
ISrtSfAta
1jJ Brli
?for od
lirbK"
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
In lieu of our table wo present tbo follow
ing aggregate value c. shipments foreign from
Oregon, since- the beginning of tho current
year, September 1, 1877. which include- cx-
ports to Honolulu, Australia and China:
sKfTKiir.Kn.
Eight vessels cleared with - $311,311 58
OCTOBER.
Twenty-one vessels cleared with... 1.002,993 50
Total values Sept. and Oct-... $1,014,003 14
NOVKJIBKR.
1 Quccntown, per IJcnrlctte:
Wheat from Portland 17.0Vi ctls
$36,017 00
27,075 00
Astoria 12.8M
Total 29,948
$00.t592 00
C To Quccnstown, per Itufm E. Woed:
Wheat from Portland 20,82 ctls... $43,741 00
" Astoria 21,017 " ... 50,433 t7
Totals - 41,810 S94,17d 87
C To Valparaiso, per Ella:
Lumber, Laths and Pickets from
Knappton S2.3S7
9 To Quccnstnicn, por Alma:
50
heat from Portland 15.010 ctls-.
" ' Astoria Vl.m ' ...
$32,303 00
27,470 00
Totxl 17,817
To Quccnatowti. per Pcnxhaw:
"Wheat from Portland 20,318 ctls.
" " Astoria 5,040 " .
S39.80J CO
$43,000 00
12,130 00
Totals
3.9G7
i?53,730 00
COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING.
Ilwaco Steam Hav. Co.
UWTIIi FURTHER NOTICE.
THE ILWACO STEAM XAV.
CO.'S .STEAM Ell
GEN. CANS
Will leave Astoria on
Monday, Tur(!:t., I'piilay k Saturday
At 8.30 A. M ..sharp, for
Fort Stevens, Tort t'anby, and Uuaro.
WINTER RATES :
1'arc to Fort Stevens. SOcts
" Can by and Ilwaco Si 50
Connecting with L. A. Looiuis' stages for Oys
tcrvillo. FOR TICKETS, T0V'AGE, OR CHARTER,
Apply either at tho office of tho Company,
Gray's wharf, foot of Ronton street, or to tho
Captain -on board.
J. II. D.GRAY, Agent.
Astoria, Oregon.
By order of tho President,
L. A. L00MIS.
T)ROWN & McCABE,
STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS, sHT
Portland and Astoria, Oregon.
$3r On all business entrusted to our
care, satisfaction guaranteed.
J.
G. FAIKFOWL & SON.
MS
STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS
&
Portland, Oregon.
Kcfcr by permission to Rogers. MoyersJc Co,,
Allen k Lcri$. Corbitt A: Macleay,
Portland, Oregon.
Ql I13SON, HAMILTON & HIGGINS.
Ship Chandlers.
Provision and General
Commission Merchants,
Cor. Concomly and Benton streets.
ASTORIA, - - - - OREGON.
TBENGHARD & UPSHUR
Successors to Capt. Geo. Flavel
nKAT.EUS TS
SMpChnndtery
PROVISIONS,
JR(M, STEEL, COAL,
Builders' and General Hard
ware, SASH ANB DOORS.
PAINTS, OILS
C&30. d3C.
At lie Old Established
JVell known Stand
-OF-
GEORGE FLAYEL,
Chenamus
Street,
Afctona, Oregon.
For Passengers and Towage.
Tho 2JTew Tar fi
xip van wisnsLs, rysL5
W. O. Whifcocmb Master.
a capacay for first class towing, is offered for
ouswess to all points on tho Columbia river
a11 bay. at reasonable rates.
"lur particuhtrs apply to Allen & Lewis,
Portland, or to TrcnclWii & Upshur, Astoria,
or on board. tf
Astoria, Clatsop, Youngs River and
Knappton,
Until further notice tna
Steam Lnutu!
-.XvJ,
A.C. TISHER Master.
"Will leave Fisher's whiirf. foot of Hamilton
street Astoria, daily except Sundays.
FOlt SKIPANON LANDING at 8 o'clock a.
m., returning same day.
Thft SAM can be chartered for freight or
twifg to any part of tho bay.
3 For particulars apply uu board,
r-r
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IT 'S A STRIKING FACT THAT
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JACISIirS 3fc HAWKS, AYOJEiXk.
esr Jobbing of every description promptly attended to $n
Magnus C Crosby,
(Successor to L. P. Rlchman & Co.)
DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOYES, TIN nYAEE, TABLE
CUTLERY, WOODEN WARE, TOYS, ETC.
Joing in Tin, Coper anil Sheet Iron, a Specialty.
Keep also Lead Pipes, and 1,000 other tilings too numerous to mention.
When you "want a stove, trimmed from top to bottom in first
class style give me a call.
Orders from abroad will receive promptattcntion. YTou will find mo in Young's ncwhuild
ing, north side of Siucmoc jha street, Astoria. Oreeon.
"FTh
IT IS A FACT TIIAT
3E 33
lias the largest stock of
To he found in the city and is selling
remembered.
EVERY
LADY IN ASTORIA KNOWS THAT WE HAVE ACTUALLY
THE FINEST STOCK OF
Ever before exhibited in Astoria. "Ye shall not pause to consider the value of anv one arti
cle, but&hall put DOAVN the PltlCKS of everything to figures which prove tbat we
are thoroughly in earnest in our statement
THAT WE CAX YOT BE UAEKSOI.T.
Special attention is called to our well selected stock of ladies FINE DHESS GOODS.
Give us a call and inspect our stock. IJ. UAHltURGER.
Main street, next to corner of Chenamus ----- Astokia, Oregon.
R, ALEXANDER.
R ALEXANDER & CO.
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Clothing and Eiirmshing Goods.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CROCKERY,
Carrutlier's Building, IVater Street ASTOHIA.
r5-Also will attend to accnoral shipping and commission business.
carAsentsfor tho best brands of California puro Liquors. P. S. Country produce
taken in exchange.
M,
i.
A
JUST RECEIVED
iss yip E
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE
LAMPS AND FIXTURES
WHICH WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH.
FXftOTCim && FEED.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SQUEMOCQHA STS.,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
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DEALER IN
Books and 5faiimez$r;
ALL THE LATE STYLES OF FINEST NOTE PAPERS, ENVEL
OPES, Etc., ALBUMS, MUSIC BOXES, NOTIONS, TOYS, Etc.
Chenamus street, Astoria, Brown's Buildin?, noxt door to the "White Houso.
3T GOLD PEA'S AND PENCILS A SPECIALTY.
E.PAP6V2AHL & CO., -
fiT3
OjEX-.,
rpH'EUNPSHSIGNED PKOPRIETOES OF THE COLULLBIA BREWERY
JL iuit erected and placed in operation at Abtoria, whh to inform the public that we
?nEv4?rmLuCiSfBl And Bottled BEER!
SZZZmmSw, mx&au wna wakraot saTSITaotios h filling .
Orders. GivousatriaL rnuAiiij&'v.:
CAKDY FACTORY.
fT'HE TJXDKRSIOXKD TAKE PLKA8URK TO
X ANXOUNCK TO TnEIK PATRONS AU
DEALERS JX GKXKKAii -iiidx Aiir.t. ji.vx.
LvTEIA" UVKGELYINCRE.VSEI) THEIR FAC
toV AXD ARE SOW PREPARED TO FUK-
-ISH AS GOOD AX ASSOKT31KST IX THEIR
Line as ax y house ox the coast.
SPECLVIi IXDUCEMEKTS TO CASH CUSTO
MERS. AUSKY & IIEGELE,
r. O. Sex &4. 1 First Street.
Factory Alder Street, between First
1 ftn( Sccend Street, FertlaHtl, Orcf or.
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them at Bargains that will he long
ODS
E. LOEBENSTEIN.
TORB!
"7" E3
NEW INVOICE
OF
.Zk. X Xj 3ES 3F3.,
.. PROPRIETORS,
02j52CS-0Kr-
LL
Astoria, Oregon.
C U. DA IX.
At IT. FERQUS0K.
BAIH & FERGUSON,
ARCHITECTS AND BXJILBERS,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
ARE NOW PREPARED
with increased facilities to
Furnish Plans
and Specifications,
contract, orect bulidincs, and do all first class
work in a superior manner.
gst Wo keep on hand, and will furnish to
order, all kinds of
BUXLDING MATERIALS,
Rustic. Foorinj;, Finishing Lumber, Mould
ing, Sa?h, Doors, Newels, Balusters, etc, etc.
JKS"AH kinds of Job work dono at our Steam
Mill, cornor of Genevieve and Astor streets.
iKS-HAND RAILING at PORTLAND
Pricos,
fl
AMUSEMENTS.
eoEiaars
DANCING
ACADEMY,
kJ&
LIBERTY HALL,
Having bad five years experience under the
very best of teachers on the Tacific coast, in
San Francisco and- Portland, I am fullv pre
pared to give lessons in dancing in all the'
very latest and modern dances tanght.
Gentlemen's class Tuesday evenings.
Ladies and gentlemen's class,- Thursday
evenings.
Saturday afternoons for Children.
Saturday evening regular Soiree. Admis
sion 50 cents, ladies free.
Gents class, term of 19 lessons - - - 10 00
Ladies " " " - - - 8 00
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. CORNART,
At Cornart's Music store, Chenamus street,
next door to Dcmeht's Drug store.
Dancing Academy
By request of many Ladies and Gentlemen
of this city, I will open my Dancing Acade
my in Brumser's new building, opposite
Scninecrs Confectionary, on
SATURDAY; NOV. 17th.
Having had four years experience in teach
ing large classes, sausiacuon win ue guar
anteed. Gents class per term, 20 lessons - - $10 00
Ladies class per term, 20 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 tor
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. WOKSLEY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rpo KEIsTT.
One Store and several Offices
in Smith's IHiildiiip: on tho roadway.
For further particulars innuire at
L. K.G. SMITH'S ciear stand.
7-21-dtf Cor. of Main and Chenamus.
TT7ANTED.
A man or woman who understands tlio
Laundry business, or Is competent to do such
work as Is required in a Laundry
Apply immediately at
A. G. "WHITE'S Cigar store.
Cor. of Main and Concomly streets, opposite
Parker House. 131-lw
INFORMATION WANTED.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 6th
day of November, A. D., 187G, a leather
valise full of clothing was sent from Astoria,
to Oysterville, "W. T., addressed to
JOIIX IIAGAW South Bend.
There being no such person at that place at
present and parties being unable to learn any
particulars of his whereabouts. Any 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 ys inches high, light complex
ion, l)lue eyes, brown hair and that he was
a sergeant in company M 5th regiment of
cavalry. JOHN R. GOULTER.
Oysterville, "W.T. Oct. 25, 1877. 124-im
rpo WHOM IT 3IAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that all persons
are forbid tresspassing upon, or in any war
occupying anv portion of tlie land or beach
surrounding TONGUE TOINT, or upon any
part of the Henry Marl in land claim in Clat
sop county. State of Oregon, without permis
sion from the undersigned ; and also from
setting out fires upon said claim, whereby tha
standing timber may In any way be injured.
VANDUSEN & BROWN.,
Per A. YanDusek".
Astoria, Oct. 5, 1877. tf
f
J. R. SPKl'PABn.
Late of Corrallis.
C. H. STOCKTOX.
Late of Kal&oui.
SHEPPARD & STOGKTON.
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE. AND ORNA
MENTAL PAINTERS.
ASTORIA OREGON.
GRAINING A Specialty. KALS0M1NINQ,
MARBLING AND GLAZING
done to order with neatness and dispatch.
CS-Leavo your orders at tho NEW SHOP,
on Main street Astoria, Orcson.
-DATHS, BATHS,
Hot. Cold, Shower.
Steam and
SULPHUR Baths
Occident T.otel Sliaviag-SalooiL
2f IEDERAUER & UHLKXHART,
Proprietors.
B Special attention paid to LADIES' aa
CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING
9Sr Private Entrance for Ladies
1878.
NEW YORK.
1878.
As the time
subscriptions.
es for the renewal of
N would remind its
menus ami
is atrain a ca
everywhere, that it
r tneir consideration
and m;
record for the past
ten yea
hearty
a continuance oi tno
cenerous co-operatioa
which i
een extended to it from
even' qu
nion.
Tlie Uu
four pace-sheet of 28
columns,
1, post paid, 53 cents u
month, or
ar.
The Sun
ei'jbt-i)aae
on of the sux is an
et of 5G columns. "While giv-
ingthe new
i the day. it also contains a
'.ftree ftmnimt
of literary ana misceiianeoi
niflttnr cnppistUv Trp.n:ied foriit. THE Si
day Sux h:is met vltA irreati succesiist
paid $1 SO a year. t
THE l'TEEXLY
Win does not know IhREEKiA' Sux?
Tt circulates thromrhouf the United States.
the Canadas, and beyond. Nfcetj' thous;uid
families greet its -welcome paj5 Y6kly, and
regard it in the light of guifcyfcounsellor,
and friend. -Its news, edltorialfagreultunil
;uul lltemrv departments make it e$seutially
a journal for the family and the fireside.
Terms : One Dollar i year, wst paid. This
price, quality considered, makes it the cheap
est newspaper published. For clubs of ten,
with Sio cash, we will send an extra copy free.
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