f3 r !ft SteuAstarian. COLUMBIA RIVER EXPORTS FOREIGN 1880. jaxdaky. IXL STORE ! ! NEW "WINTER .GOODS AT PKICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. -- ASTORIA, OKEGON: Date Vcl. I Where to. 1 IMt Flur.Ctl.Whrat.Ct.Salnttn.l Total Vat. ! i i: 1 hapwing iQueen&town . '1 ICordilia 1 4;wiii S.W.400 41.1KC 4I).-iOO S0.700 Sy,493 H4.473 37,001 44.17G J7.000 7X12O SATURDAY J... JAN. 1, 1880 19A47 J4.VJ9 Abbey Town if a Nelson lone Oakworth ... .W.430 I7r11."i 41.20 1,007 ISSUED EVERVj MORNING. (Monday Excepted), D. C. IreliiBi!, Edltoi-inuil Proprietor. Viola . Liverpool ... !1 tEdmond Phiuey.. OueeiKstown . 21Jw0 Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys, Overcoats and Ulsters. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods. .Ladies and UILsscs FmlorHear, floslcry. I)rc Goods, C:isiuiTC'S "Waterproof. Flannel-. Canton Flannels. Linen Damask. IVapkiiis. Dojlics. Crashes. Towels. Felt Skirts, Trunks. Valises. Motions, ami an 22 In Michael Hutchinson a Michael Ih Tecuineh . rt..-,.i 11J500 Axtorian ZftcMCltufJ iVuw street. Terms of Subscription : J8 Qtieenstowii . :,72 I 21,441 1 FBHIIUARV. 2 ,4341 S.VJSJ90 4S.782 72lK (Ti,712 N).00S :r,!so 7&2i 4.V15 79.4W :J7,V.0 Served by Carrier, pel fwk . .......25 Genu Sent by mail, four inostM... 5 w' Sent by mail, one yea--..- L-.... ... 9 'K free of Posiase trM&"rihora. 1 .Win. U.Sewl jQiicenstowit 2 LiurieBell 1 Antwerp 17 b Lizzie Iredal LiveriKtoI... New Year Calls. Mrs. Dr. Trenchard will receive calls at her residence on Xew Year day. Mrs. C. P. Upshur will also receive calls at her residence. Mrs. -C. Brown will receive calk at liar residence. Also, Miss Ella Whip ple, and Miss Nellie Plummer, will receive calls at the residence of Mrs. C. Brown. Mrs. J. D. Merryuian, assisted by Miss Parrish will receive calls at the residence of Capt, J. D. Merryman. Mrs. P. E. Ferohon will receive calls at her residence on West-sixth street. We presume-it safe to nay that more than half the ladies of Astoria will be pluasel to receive calls to-day. New Year Greeting. 1JK0 11H0 sjaw . i.-.,4iw I 22wS 2.7i; .-i.ii j 1-S773 I 12-M-.' 17A.S17 17 raithloch 17 Celaemo . Queeiistown . Liverpool.... Queeiistown . Liverpool Queeiistown . 20 Mcrwamjee Framjeei Elegant Stock of Zcpliyrs and Fancy Yarn, 24 tinvan 25 AbeyMwith Ciustle 27 Don (iiiillermo In fact the largest ami !rst st4'k iu town ami at the lowest prices. JSCnll on me before imrelms'mg if ou wish to sue money. a IT. COO PEE, IXL Store. Main Street, near Parker House, Astoria. ".Adverttiewemr wertwl Vy tho year at the rate of SI jU ier f nwrj mt ontb. Iransiont ailvertiriaK. by the day e'- week, fifty cents per square 'or eeh lin. The W eel. Ij i-lorlan Is a mammoth she". exactly double the size ot the Dailj. it is jat the jm per for the fircsiil oi Uwiim'4 in atldi tion to all the mrr nt ur v s, elioh-e inis eellany, agncultut tl matter, market re ports, etc. It is tin i-ltt-d U siule uli scribers at S2 00 per 3 ear in athance. J3?A limited muuoer f iiihII mlver tiseiuents inserted .. e-taulHieu rales. THECiTY. The Daily Astohia.n fill e .nf hi mm at 75 cenfe n month. rr - jJaye. Ilaiu ere who cnntcinrtlatcatiwr mm the citu can hat Tub astohhx w "? hcn. Dah.i or Weekly tdiWm tun ty juist-offiec uuth out additional expmc Adarere may he enanged a Jtcn an oech . Looit i atr at ths eounlino room.' rt't forget the matinee this afternoon. Benefit of St. .Mary's hospital this afternoon at Liberty hall. The Courser will load at Knapi ton for San Erancibco. The Orowii arrhtnl at nnu yes terday from a topestuous wyajje. Rescue Engine company No. 2 will receive eiHs New Year day. Tickets for the matinee can he had at almost every place f lnness in the city to-dav. The Earl Derby reacaud Aaturiit yesterdaj. She ctoaeed the bar into Bakers bay lst Suttirdar. We are under obligations to Mr. J. W. ILiskins of Kikhe.s for news paper favors. Do so some more. Yesterday noon the highest tide that Astoria has been visited witli for many months, if not for vears, oc curred. The telegraph line between Sa lem and Portland was so demoralized by sleet that the Oregonian dispatches get off now at Alb.iny and come down by mail. Among other social events at Yakima chy a dramatic entertainment was given for the benefit of the Clfri tian church, at which Mr. W. D. Ogden, formerly of this city, preach ed a sermon. Probably the oldest essel of the American merchant service is the bark Rousseau, now 111 the whaling business. She was built in Philadel phia in 1801, by Stephen Girard, and is now owned by S. Osborn, Jr , of Edgeiton, Mass. Last Wednesday evening a dt own ing man was rescued by a party of Knights of Pythias ijoing to upper Astona. He was nearly exhausted, having fallen into the bay in the dull ness near Devlins mess house whore h was employed knitting nets. Mr. Minnaker, of Knappa, killed a snahvrecently which measured eight feet fpom tip to tip of wings. It weighed probably not less than thirty pounds. He bas killed hundreds of swan, but this was the largest one of them all, in his experience. Mr. Thomas is building a first class sash saw mill near Kilchea, on Tillamook bay. He will have it com pleted in about three or four weeks. He is a good mill wright himself, and has two good carpenters as helpers, besides numerous laborers, who are cutting timber, ditching, etc The schooner Kate K. Herron ar rived at Tillamook bay on the 18th from this port. Her cargo consisted of general merchandise for the master, a plaining mill for G. W. Miller. Mr. Miller is a live man in that part of Oregon, and will now supply all de mands for lumber, rsugh or dressed. The saving in fright to the people will be a large item. The following advertisement ap peared in several newspapers printed in the Province of Silesia Germany: "My betrothmtnt with Miss Edith Porter, only daughter of the Right Honorable Sir James Porter, of Skaneatelas, Fnited States, Ixonor myself by here fevibliBhing instead of making any CEal announcement. Liegnitz, No vember, 1880. Carl von Jena. Prof. A. L. Francis will be in Astoria during the holidays, and will be prepared to furnish first class pianos and organs at lowor prices than ever before offered in Astoria. He will fill all orders where first class tuning and repairing is required. On the first day of .January in each succeeding year the average American. citizen is expected religiously to dis charge certain duties, such as making good resolutions in regard of cigars, stimulants and swearing, misdating his letters by a twelve-month, yelling to his friend, '"The same to -yon!" or "Many of 'em'" and smiling as if the witticism were either neat or novel, and making .New Year's calls. From the last nothing can deliver him. It is more inexorable than death by drow ning, for that he can escape, un less tradition lio, if he were born to be hanged or with a caul. Custom exacts that early on the first morning of the year the males of the family slmll be dm en into outer cold and slush by their wncs. sisters and daughters, who array themselves in their purple (if it becomes them) and fine CI uny. and receive the males of other families. So mote it be. Forget Not the Needy. Let none forget the needy poor; but leave it to thctu to drop a tear of joy ami thanks for the load which will lighten their hearts to-day. They aie always with 11s, and too often they get away with much too little forthegiod of their bodies and our souls. This holiday let the reverse rejoice them. Let us remember the old, and don't mortify them by stating how old or oJu-fashioncu which is worse we think or know they are. Humor the young. Jt they are m it, well; it they are out of it well, what then? Still, it is the humor of the thing to humor them aud on Xew -Year's day every body is expected to be in the best ef humor; to smile and say pretty things, and smile again, frequently between smiles. It is what creates humor, until the caller puts. And we adjure all, old and young, reverend and gay, the fair 'and the other kind, to so enjoy and observe this many-Nationed holiday, that when the silent monitor within each breast shall scrutiny im pose into the manner of their steward ship, on the evening of the morrow, not one will fear the coming of the Inexorable. The Leap Year Party. We are compelled to reserve com ments upon that most interesting feature of the ay season at Astoria the ladies loap-3'ear party at Liberty hall litst evening. We compelled to do this parti because of the fact that all The Astoriax employes were invited, and none were left here to set the type and print the paper, after an early hour in the evening. Go by all Means. You ill find tickets for the matinee at the Parker House, at the Occident, at Edgars, Soveys, Bocks, Dements, Fosters, Speiarths, Danielsone, Mrs. Rothes, Dr. O'Briens, Rileys. Messrs. T. Dealey, James Macardy, Wm. Mc Cormick, A. J. Megler, D. C. Ireland. 0. H. Wiucent, Charles Gratke, Barth & Myers, will also furnish tickets. .Also, at Cases store, Adlers,Schlussels, Coopers, R. R. Marion, Max. Wagner, P. Matterson, Peter Ries, and many other places too numerous to mention. This is to be a benefit for a worthy purpose let it be a liberal one. Presbyterian ChKrch. Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m., by the pastor, Rev. J. V. Milligan. Sun day school at noon. 7 P. M. Union service beginning week of prayer. Ser mon, by Rev. J. Parsons. Nature denied the valley of Ore gon the much desired customary, warm southern wind on Thursday, and per consequence the Columbia became blocked with ice. The Dalles boat did not reach the Cascades from Port land, hence it is evident that the mid dle river is closed. The Wide West made the trip from Portland to the Cascades witnout interruption, but brought no through passengers. The lower river is open and the boats make regular trips to Astona. All ye who want hay of the best kind, No. 1, find it at Grays wharf. M.VKCII. Dilharree Ltttnerlaw Frankfurt Hall. Eliza McNeil ... Mai: Hound c Kinross Martha FMier.. Carina Cork 44.u'l2 Queeiistown . 2Ti.tTSl 2Ti.U'W Cork 47.!f7: Queeiistown. :rtiW.i Liverpool.... 10.77::; i:;xi7 2S Queeiistown . 2iLVol L'nerpool .... :!,4"'7 14.1(58 14!o 2rir;io 28 AI'KII. ii ' Mai t inin... IQiieciistown . 14 IMadre Lailstoek .. ('il Auiic:.. Caroline . Liverpool Queeiistown . MAY. Jl'XK. 22 !Mairet Ileald Lieri)ool 2 LSylliet 25 iDe-Mle 2 USyllift (Liverpool. iiioua ....l JULY. 12 jWiIdwood JQueeiitown . I AU(!f-T. 20 i Freeman... - 1.: Jil Strut hern. 2.s llU-llof r.Ui , 'Queen-tow 11 . 1 I kitiemi:kk. .LherMMil j .".i:i2S .1 J .tjcaj OCTOllKlt. 11 jc.lo'fa 12 jil (;.Io)lHHH .... 10 Cilv or Madrid... 20 Vale of Nit h... .X) jl'iitwater t Snu LMt . a A Men i;e-e... TA) ui Cohma NOVKMItKK. :; inclhrna 4 ()RnK si 'n"llM:k J2 IdIktoh 'j (("armelo "Si iSingaiMire ... 121 'City ot Delhi JU Ketl Crtiv ....IQHceHMown .1 LiverKMi Qhwhowm . LivnHl Havre Scottish Ileni.... QueeiiMown rochAe Kiiislearier Chihlers fLivenxx'l.--- Adam M.Mnipoii...jQuientovn lalla K00KI1 Irvine PhntiiloH Largs ILherpool.... MIC'KLT.AXKOUS. a 17 cs. dried iwtatoes S 133 2415 M - I lp'A c 3 maple logs 20 :cwc5.beef.: 2m d 95i cs. clrietl txitatoes 70 e 700 as. dried fruit 2.S0O. Elk horns lf.0 tHOsksbran . HZ) g lil.000 lbs old glaas ic.7:a) iron J28M lumber 1X1 hbls beef 1.M0 J."i Ions iMines iWM lumber 4.'i tons iron 13 bb!s beef 3,i7fi i 2,000 casis eaunwl fruit 1 2.000 The "Week of Prayer. The following themes for services during the week of prayer have been suggested by the Evangelical alliance and adwpted by the Protestant churches of Astona. A union prayer meeting will be had each evening, to which all are invited. January. 2 Christ the only hope of a lost world. Monday, 3 Thanksgiving for the blessings, temporal and spiritual, of the past year, and prayer for their continuance. Tuesday, 4 Humiliations and con fession on account of individual, social and national sins. Wednesday, 5 Prayer for the Church of Christ, its unity and purity, its ministry, and for revivals of re ligion. Thursday, G Christian education; prayer for the family, Sunday schools, and all educational institutions; for Young Men's Christian Associations, and for the press. Friday, 7 Prayer for the preval ence of justice, humanity and peace among all nations; for the suppression of intemperance and Sabbath dese cration. Saturday, 8 Prayer fr the Chris tian missions and the conversion of the world to Christ. Sunday, 9 Theme: On the inins tration of the Holy spirit. St. MaryH Hoxpital Benefit. Manager Gere, and his entire troupe of variety performers have volunteered their services for a mati nee performance at Liberty hall Satur day afternoon the entire proceeds of which will be douated to the aid of St, Mar3Ts hospital. 3Ir. Uere wishes the general public to see that this troupe gives a first class entertainment, and the parts and pieces will be put upon the stage iu first class style. This is a genuine actors free and open hearted gift to a benevolent institution, and all that is realized will be freely do nated. The new improved Franconia range, kept by Magnus C. Crosby, fit&ads at the top of the market. $41C,S17 S77.22S rirVi0 48.1110 juvTmO tJt.H OrS3S 45,142 4&2T7 $47:1.013 S)-t00 :KiCi0 fl22 4r0 :t).ikSH 41i7 22'" ai.Ts 2.-.181 22.0711 I0.s UV 120,17o v2S.7kl CGlii! 8-V.2I I vM0.UJ0 4.01 7.17S 10,002 '.r.ft! Sni417 2H'.I.0SS .Vyix; 4.000 17.11 2iyt28l 2.4.Vi: r.7,iM :&ii,ooo $10,000 $2H1.41 47.72fJ .llSMI ,1071. 2.ZI7J WXJKil $18IJmO 2.-M.017 vsmi V'rs C7 S41307 Liverpool. ,. .-t.Oso ttjmi 14.84:! Queeiistown . sijvTit Liverpool.... .W.'tti 11.131 QnviiNtown . JW.n: LivoriKjol.... 11.1:3; !IoikiHi-. .! HKM j -Tiil yn7 lOTsa S101,7CG 4:7.s 425io 4-0.fXi 4.CJ8) JMO.sr.7 7&?A'A) .Vi.7liT ll.VC .V..474 7Sil4 ti.t,li u;.77."i ! TAJA1 icrj :s,ni!l '.001 20J5O1 JLTi7 I5.H7.. 11JCH WM) I :,474 :tl,107 lbTiMl J101 4SUH2 S4.70O 4Ui W,490 7s470 5100 3518 ,4BS W.001 DHCKMUKIL :c7i2 IS.10J JW219 iCtKA't ilr'U4 4474 llKW S490,131 Hath tubs, water closets, sinks and hot water apparatus, furnished hotels and private residences, at lowest rates and shortest notice, by Magnus U. Crosby, at the little tin shop "round the comer." Since the Chinese started to brew "cheap -San Francisco beer" there is little or no demand for that article any more. Call for the Columbia brewery beer, if you want something good. The finest lot of gents slippers, suitable for Christmas presents has just arrived at M. D. Kant's merchant tailoring establishment, at very low prices. Cannerymen would gam much by leaving us their orders for incidental printing now,to be done leisurely dur ing the winter months saving time and money, and avoiding the risks of a spring rush of work. Mr. Wm. Loeb is agent at Asto ria for the Germania Life Insurance company of New York. This is one of the soundest companies doing busi ness in the United States. Its total assets, all equal to cash, amount to $8,552,877 11. The reading room of the Astoria Young Mens Christian Association is now kept warm and lighted evenings and the latest newspapers and periodi cals on file, free to everyone who wish to come and read. Magnus C. Crosby has a first-class workman, and is prepared to flo all kinds of jobbing in tin, sheet iron and copper, plumbing and steam fitting. Full satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Mr. John Sogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the finest -fresh fish, etc., in their season. For the best Beer in Astoria, call for the Columbia Breicery Beer, acknowledged to be superior to all others. C. A. May has just received a large and well Eelected stock of -toys which he is going to sell at bed rock prices. CHAS. HEILBORN, 3IANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE 55 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and'Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CTRTAIN FOLES Complcte in eery bnuioh. ASTORIA M. MEYER - - - H AVINO EVERY FACILITY FOH HE tide, I am now prepared to furnu the LAGER BEER, AT SO CKXTS PER GAIjX.0 JSFamiliea and keepers of public houses promptly anl regularly supplied. M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OICECOy. THE GOLDEN CENSER, Oni of tin- l)st :iul ami il.ajKM FAMILY RELIGIOLTS PAPERS PUBLISHED. It iNawffkh efeht-iias;. tle-oiliiiinienfh. iMiKT. with ik ndvfrtiM'iiiciits. but devoted eiitirel to jHire reading mutter. c-iiilnii'iiis the follow iiiilepartnieiits Coiitriliutcfl Articles. Home and Fire.irfr. TViuperanre, Kditorialx. Jm- ilie Deiiartment. The Yeung: Folk-., and The Sunday School. each of wltieh is Htrirtlj- what it. heatlins implies. SI 23 - - - - - - - - Ier Year TIIE AVEEKLY DETK01T FREE PRESS, Known eer where a one of the Livelient. Brightest Papers in America. It is full or Sparkling "4Vit and Ilanier: Fun with i-k: Facts from Iife as Feund: the ChoIceHt Literature; ot?? from Abroadj m? The Home of "Bro. Gardner," and "His Honor and Byah,J' Together with its celebrated Supplement. ftTHE HOU-sEHOLI). OK SPECIAL INTEREST TO TIIE I.VDIES.-gn Right Pases, tut and Panted. ... . )0 jer Vear Subscriptions in connection with any or the Popular Monthlies or other .lournnls at reduced rates. C. r. i'.Rpu ER. Aj:ent. Astoria. OreRon. MISCELLANEOUS. C.LElNKWFBF.n. HIRAM UROWX. ESTABLISHED 1WK. Leinenweber & Co., ASTORIA, OREGON, TAMERS AHD CflBRIEES, Manufacturers and Importer, of 4 I.I. KINDS OF AND FINDINGS Whotesnk' Dealers iu OIL AND TALLOW. JlAXl'FACTUllKKS Of BOOTS and SHOES! ctrlllgtiest cash price paid for Hides and Tallow. MAGNUS C. CROSBY. oka leu 1:: Stoves, Tinware, and House Furnishing Goods. Hardware, Brass Goods, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Engineers Supplies, Sheet Lead, Iron Copper, Brass, and Zinc. Wastangton Market, ilain Street, - - Astoria Oregon &ERGMAX iC BERRY RESPECTFULLY CALL TI'E ATTEN. tion of the public to the fact that tha above Market nUI always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AMlTcURED MEATS! Which will be told at lowest rate?, wholesale and retail. Spocial attention given to supplj ne shins. T "W. CASE, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND KE i TAIL DEALER IN GMESAL MCHAMSE Comer Chenamus and Cass streets. ASTORIA - - - OREGON, DRESS MAKING. MRS. F. W. II.LSLKY, - MAIN STREET, In 5lonic buUdiEf. next door to Mrs.Derbj's Is now prepared to do FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING AND PLAINSEWINC OF ALL KINDS. Ladles of Astoria are respectfully solicited for a share of their patronace. aAgency for Buttricks Pattern. BREWERY. - - - - - Proprietor. MANUFACrrKE OF A r'UCSTCLAi-S AK. public with tho tinest iuulity. tor cash. BOTTLED BEER, AT $1 50 PElt DOZTX MISCELLANEOUS. C. K. JACKIXS. J. 4. M0NT:0MHI: V. STOVE AND TIN STORE Sole Agents for the Magee Standard Ranges, Etc. ASTOKLV, - oi:k:on THE ASTORIA Pliotograpli Gallery C;.K1 SIZK !'IIOTO-H.VIIiM, x 50 !! Dorcii. i'AKIXKTSIKK I'll OTOfiRA PUS S4 OO I"r Doscn. r-Speeiul rate. for families. jW'AK IS Ir.CIiAKKI WITHOUT FI'KTIIEK XOTICK And no tenns of jwace until eerv man Iu Astoria h:is a new suit of clotlies ."rAIK II Y JIKAXY. Look :t the prices : Pants to order from llints. Genuine French Casslmere Suits from - - - - 8 CO 12 ro 25 00 The finest line of .samples on the coast to select from. p. j. MEAJfY Merchant Tailor, Parker House, Astona. GERMANIA BEER HALL AND BOTTLE BEER DEPOT. Ckkumcs Strfkt. Astobia. The Best of LagerS (Jts. a Glass Orders for the na ran . jBIEZjEZIO. Left at this place will be promptly attend ed to. SSXo cheap San Franci$eo Beer sold? at' this plate WM. BOCK. Proprietor. CENTRAL MARKET. ' General assortment of table stock constantly on Iiand. such as Canned Fruits and Jelly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, EGS. BUTTER, CHEESE. Fresh.Fruits and Vegetables, FISH. POULTRY A3flD GA3IE In the season. CIGARS A3TD TOBACCO. Best or AYTYES AXD T.I41UORS. AH cheap for CASH. Goods sold on com mission. Opposite I. W. Case's store. J. RODGERS.