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ASTORIA. OREGON:
THURSDAY...- JUNE 10. 188J
COMMERGEJHD TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA.
Arco, gr bk PC tons, Gatzc, Qnecnstewn June II
SAILED.
Orecon ss. 2333 tons. PoWman. S F June 12
Rival, bk. 299 tons. Adams.' S. I June 11
Shubrick. U S Lieht-fcouse str. Evereoa. Rock
and cruise. June 10
Ajroes Oswald, brsb. 13S0 tons. McGlbbon.Queens-
town June 7
Kate and Anna, steam sob. 23 tons. Lutjem. Grays
Harbor. June 7
Orient, brie 212 tons. Williams. San Pedro June S
Lizzie Bell.br bit 1036 tons. Monjuard. Lirerpool.
June b
North Bend bkt 37b tons Jtormnan. S 1 June fi
California, str. 671 tonK. Carroll. Sitka June 2
Ellerbank, br bk. 11W tons. Parker. Liverpool.
June 1
ARRIVALS FROM SKA.
Scottish Admiral. Br bk, 850 tons, Kerr. Newcastle
KS W June 15
Geo"vY Elaor. str. S F June 14
Willamette, ss. 2f20 tens. X Y June 12
State of California, ss. 22W tons. Debnej. S F
June 12
Mary L Russ. sell. San Pedre. June 11
Tam O'Shanter. bkt. S. I". June 10
Scottish Bard. Br bk. SIS tons. Little. RoeUiaini-
toa. June 8
Sol. Thomas, tr. Coos bay. Jane 8
Alpha, sch. Starr, Tillamook. June 8
Kthel. brbk.4'B tons. Graham. Liverpool, way 29
Clan ForBUson.br. hk.7S9tns. 'Hen. Brisbane.
May 2i.
Alden Bess?. Am bk. SI ton, Xcj. Uenckonc
may 22
Coloma. Am bk SM tos. XypK. IloBsLenc May 30
Martha risher. brbk.SU tHs, MeAtiam.XetrcM-
le. SS 'W.MAylU
Bellaporte.br bk. 1H30 tens, Tate. XmIp.X S
W.May 11
Merom, sh, 1201 tons. Lowell. X Y May S
Clan Grant, br bk. WS tons. James, f hi Liverpool.
Mar 0
Marion King br bk 939 tens Rio Janeiro Ma
I'KSSKTjS U THE H'A 1 .
Froiu American Iort.
Alico Buck. Am nil N Y April i
Belle of Oregon bk X Y May S
Columbia, ss. 27J1 tons Holies S F. Juue IS
Carrie Winslow.bl;. 911 tons. Philadelphia. Mchfi
Columbia, sh JsSStons. Huniphry,X Y. Jan 20.
C. S Hurlburt. bk. 1100 tons. X Y. June 1 3
Bmpire. sh. 11X2 tons. Now York.. Inn 15
Linma T Crotivll bk 11S7 tn X Y avi'
Gerton.sh Philadelphia, Jan 13
Henry S Sandford, sh. il.V tons, Slpsjr. X Y
March 22
Indiana, ship, O. R A X. Co, iron. May 21
Kate Davenport. h. 124S tons. Mallett X V Jan IS
Mihsissipi, O. R. A X. Co. Mr X Y. May 21
Oracle, sh 1550 tons, Morison. Philadelphia Mcli f2
Olive S Southard Am sh Philadelphia March 5
Palmyra, sh. i3f0 tons Miuot X V March 2
Saranac sh S Y April 2fi
Sparrow facli S 1' March lu
From I'orelu" I'orts.
A dolt. Swc. bk. (OX tons. Uinrtttiaiiston, G(tt!n-
burc. Oct H
Banksfield Brlik I.iKrjl AprH H
Bubton Yale, br bk. 7 tons. BuektistHii VmLo-
hama Feb 1
Boxford. br bk. Ir.wriRl. March 2
Chllo. br bk. Lnerpool. May 21
City of Quebec br bk 7J tout. ImhAhh Dec ISna
Victoria
(Jrossfield.br bk. Lierool. March 2ti
Countess of Rothes. Br sh. MMdlelxira, Dec 2S
Countess of Perbj, bo, Midill94jnro. Hnjc. Ja2S
City of Manchester, br bk 7M ton Rio
Doon. BrbkS77 tonsXeueftstie
Doxford. br bk. Liverpool MarcJS tia YietrM
Furness Abbey, bk. ltOS, Libit-. Yokohama.
Glenpaber, br bk, flBG tons. Liverpool. May 12
Glcnperis, sh 1691 tons. Cape of -Good-he:x. due
June.
Oberon. bs- 1180 tons. Liveneol April 2
River A on.br bk 'S9llolkcr LiteriKtal March;
Sidlaiv. Br bk iuJ tons MeGlashan MiddhbroHgh
Jan 12
Thomas 11 Stowe. br bk. Newcastle X S W Slav ID
Vancouver, b s I0S tons. Newcastle
Zoe. brbk Liverpool Ma Victoria Jan 2
HOTELS AND KESTAURASTS.
a.. i. MKC.LKic. c. . wi:h:iit
MEQLER & WHIU11T. Proprietors.
Astoria, Oregon.
fjiiii-: pi:oPKi;m)i:s ark ii.pp "io
JL announce that the Hlmve Imtel hs heeL
repainted and refurnished, adtliu;: pr-.-ill to
the comfort of il-m-sJsiM is iiuh the 1'iesl
hotel north of San Francisco.
O. KNOWLltS. AU y.lKl'.KIL
CXAIC i:. S ) iX II OTK f..
POIITLANI), - - - - OKKCU.N
ZIEBER d. KN0WLES, Projirietois.
Free coach to :md Trom Hie Ihhim.
ssrTiiE Daily Aktoimax is hi tile at the
Clarendon Hotel leading kmuh.
Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STREET. " - ASTOUIA
Jlr.s. S. X. Arricoui. BrorMtr
rilHETKAVELlXU ItKLIC WILL FIND
X the Pioneer 1irst class in aJl icspects.and
a share of their patronage is respectfully
solicited.
CSBoard and lodging hy flic day or week.
Fair Wind Coii'ee Saloon
-AMI
WATEU STUEET, ASTOUIA,
Nevt door to Dr. Kute 's.
Con'ots Tea ami Chocolate, with
Calic, 1() rents.
Chops Cooked to Order.
Fine Wines, iqunrs ami Cisarw
Of the best brands.
Having just opened the above establish
ment we cordially Invite our friends and the
public generally to give us a trial.
Sc-tf FOAUD & EVANSON.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon.
MAIN STUEET. ASTOULV.
THE CNDEKSinNED IS PLEASED TO
announce to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen of this City
That he is now prepared to funds, for them,
in llrst class .style, and eveiy style,
OVSTEKS, HOT COFFEE. TEA, irrc.
T THE
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
MAIN STUEET.
Please give me a call.
UOSCOE DIXON, Proprietor
GERJIAKIA BEER HALL
AXD
BOTTLE BEER DEPOT.
Chrvamcs Sthkct. Astoria.
The Best of ljtigerU Cts. a Glass
' Orders for the
Celratei CoMMa Brewery
Ift at this place ill be promptly attend
ed to.
fNo cheap San Francisco fJeersold at
this place
WM. BOCK. Proprietor.
AGENTS Z
'XSTZD rORXEW
heuse: book
Samples postpaid, 23 cents. Sent from
THE ASTORIAN OFFICE.
Colamfeia River Experts.
SIIIMIKXTS rOREIGX.
JfXE 1681.
i To Liverpool, jkt Lizzie BU.
From rortlantl 184 bbls flour.. 570,100
C To Quccnstmcn, per Agnes 0wald.
From Portland 47,SGD ctls wheat ... C4.100
11 To Quccnslown, per Argo.
From Portland 32.530 ctls ivlieat i.SK.-of)
14 -To Liverpool, per Marian King.
From Astorfa4J,l cs salmon 5201,385
RRCAl'ITCLATIOX. MAY IPSl.
Fliinr. 4J).K!fl hhls. vnliio oo nin
Wheat, 2Ti.t423j ctls. - 3i8,r44
Silmon, 12.400 cs, 5880
Total values, 14 cargoes. G3l.7o4
KECAl'ITCLATIOX BV MONTHS, 1881.
.lAXrARY.
4 Cargoes value S 187,425
FEBRUARY.
7 Cargoes value :J7i,299
MARCH.
" Cargoes value 202,541
ApRir.
4 Cargoes value 242,195
MAY.
14 Cargoes value 031,734
."4 Uargoes,5 inonlhs, 1,035,191
DOMESTIC KXPOItTS.
The receipts of domestic exports at
San Francisco, from January 1st, 1881,
to June 7th, from Astoria, is given as
louow
Flour, qr sks
Wheat, ctls..
Oats, ells ..
Salmon, !bls.....
Ul bWs
l)kK5.lZ.l..
Ajiples, ripe, h ..
liuttt'r, pltp
Potatoes, ks ....
Wtxil, liules...........
Hides. No
Tallow, nkss.......,
nei'f.libls
Reef, canned. w...
Fniit. dried, pkgs.
Ix'iitlier, pk;p ...
Iird.&s
JJaeou, cs
Meal. ks..
Hojts, lm!e .
II aiiit. pkp ....
CliecM', cs
Flax Seed, .sks ......
Canned jjoods.es..
1C8.S77
U8.3S2
23,579
1.182
1M
C0.030
15
lSd
1G
31,716
4.225
37.CCS
, 1.0G3
419
1C
1,080
115
.-a
14
asi
1S-3
20
18
:S2T70
1.077
Astoria loctsre No. 40, L. O. Q. T.
UeCTlar Moetine orery Tuosdav Evening
at7'i o'clock, at Good Templar's Hall, Cbo
namus Street, Astoria, over C. L. Parker's
Storo Members of tbo Order, in good stand
ntr, aro inritod to attend. Decree meeting 1st
Monday each month. By order V. C.T.
Temple LKXlee. So. 7, A. P. A. M.
irst and'A'
. at7Ji M
ttoria.
Ketrular Communications first
third Saturday? in each month
o'clock, r. it., at the Hall in Astoria.
Members of the Order, in jrood standing, are
ivitod to attend. Byorde:ofthe W. M.
Beaver ixxlcre No. 35. L. O. O. P.
Meet every Thursday oveD'iDR.39.
at 8 o'clock, in the Odd Fel-?&?S?
lotf s Hall. cor. of Cass and Che-
namus Btrocts, Astoria. Membersof the Order
aro invited to attond. By order. N. U,
Common Council.
Uosular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings of each month, at "bi o'clock
J3" Persons desiring to have matters acted
upon by the Council, at any regular meeting
must present tbo same to the Auditor ana
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to tho Tuosday on which the Council holds its
regular meeting?.. K. II. CAltDM'ELL.
Auditor and ClorV.
TIDE TABLE EOK ASTOIUA
From tables of United Suites Coast Survey.
High Water.
Low Water.
Oiltu. A. M.
P.M.
. u.
P. X.
10 :.
...U HI.
.- 0 45.
. 1 41 .
-.2 311.
... n in .
... a r.i.
.. 4 3I.
r 17 1.
0 (TJ.
. 4 41
. r, 41
.. fi 42
7 SS
,. 8 21
. a 14
. t 52
-10 2C
.11 05
.11 61
.4 11
.5 07
. tire
.C57
7 52
!8
. 0 31
.10 27
.10 27
10 11 4fi.
II
12. O 0t.
IS 0 -IS.
14 1 S7.
15 'J 13.
H5 3 14.
17 4 12.
IK 5 111.
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Goods and Tools,
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Will leave Portland for the above ports
from Flandcr's Dock
No freight for Alaska taken after 12 o'clock
the day previous to.departiirc.
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SFUKTS of disgnAtingliincni,
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nient of J.STKAl'SS. who will he pleased to
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tlioa-atud Iwrn'K This beer needs no ree
oinmendation. as Hh h1iiu it once will
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cident Hotel or at Letac Foster's will be
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distance will nvehe j'rompt attention.
Families siiikd with tlilsextellont quali
ty of beer. .1. STRAUSS. Agent,
Watei stnHt.Hct dorlo I suie Foster's,
Astoria. Oregon.
.7. H. D. GRAY,
Wliolcjtalc and retail denier in.
ALL KIXDS OF FEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
General storage and "Wharfage on reason
able terms, hoot or Denton street. Astoria
Oregon.
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Ii)0i'tant to Travelers.
rflHE I'NDEItSH'.XEl)
3. now n"KitTd to s!l
Til ROUGH TICKETS
I-TOM
Astoria to aii Points in Europe
ta ()vpri:md KnllrosuN and Slainliin f
Ihe follow inj; Bwt-flzb lims from New Yerk:
WHITE STAK LINE.
NATIONAL LINE. ALLAN LINK.
i:i:i) STAK LINK. AMERICAN LINE.
A. T. ItKAKKE.
Of C. TIhihuhis & Co.. Atoria. Otvsoti.
For London Direct.
The Hiider4?iMd liavo iiodfr t
cliartr a Hrt tLt. tfSSg-
!xon Uarom --sGC
"iaryvi'ir,-
Duo at ASTORIA trl in Ma.wlihh will
bo 1'itt 011 liortlt to load for
L0ND0NDIRECT.
In 1iN TO sr IT SI I TITERS will Ih taken at
ItKASOXAISM-: IMT3-:S.
For KlCKICllT and tillior rtk-idar,
apHv to
.-4!KS4. C'SiriCCil t fo
Cor. Front and AMi Street.-.
Cortland . Oregon.
Yaelit Blue Skin.
ClioiHT Imilt. eoiHter fastened.
doiibh ma-xt esvl. lies at V
1 ase s wunri. ueaiy 10 re
ceive 'NisseHgers. freight or e
cursoHi patties to all parts or
the ColuiHlriarhernnd vicini
ty. Charges nuMlerate.
1ST' For further part icwlars iuo,uireof John I
Rogers, Cent ml Market. '
Or of CA1T. WOODS.
k Master and owner, j
Shoalvater Bay Steam Navigation
Company.
The new sic-nincr
SOUTH I$I".I,
JOHN BROWN, - -
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MASTEIC,
- Will leave
South Jteml for xlay Center. Oys-
terxil!e ami t lie head of the JS:y
Connecting with N. lfennls stage line ami
steamer (Jen. Cauhy at Ilwaco f4ir Astoria,
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
......
1 ;ivt-ii-;rs k-;itiiik Astoria ihi euuer 01 tuose
dajt.c:in 'tlinMigh to ShUIi Ik'inl in one
day.
For freight and ptsat appl at the
rm,,,.,iwii,lSfW!,t Smth "rtlH ta!"
The ?IostSticeesiuI JJemctly ever
discovered, as it is certain in its effects and
does not blister. Also excellent for human
llesh. Bead proof below.
From a Prominent Physician.
WaliingtonilIe, Ohio. June IT. 18S0. J
Oi:. 15. J. IvKNDAi.i. & Co.. Oents : Read-
Inj; your advertisement m Turf, Field and
Fann. of Kendall"-. Spavin Cure, and having
a valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from spavin eighteen nioutlis. I i,ent to '
you for a bottle bv express, which in six I
weeks removed all lameness and enlarge
ment and a large splint from another horv, .
and both horses are to-day as sound as colts, t
The one lnittle was worth to me one hundred 1
Hollars. Respectfully yours. .
1 1. A. BERTOLETT, M. I).
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE!
Ilarrisbunr. Fa.. Nov. 18. tSfo. i
Dr. B. J. Keiali & Co., Oents: I have
a verv line mare that has had a bone spavin
for a" long time, I tried even thing man
could devise to cure it hut all In vain ami
was about to give it up when a friend of
mine tn this cilycame to 1110 and recom
mended Kendalls Spavin Cure which I tried
with grand results, removing that bone clear
and clean and then I .sent 25 cents to you tor
one or your illustrated Horse Books and I
think there is no better book printed on the
horse ami his diseases. I hae taken great
interest in it and have since sold 13 copies
tor vou to mv neighbors and will try and do
what good 1 can lv getting them for others.
Yours truly. 5. W. MILLER.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
OX JIU3XAX FLESH.
Bakersfiehl, A t.. Dee., ft, 1S71.
15. J. IvEXi'.M.t. & Co., Cents : I wish to
add my testlmonvin favor of your invaluable
liniment. "Kendall's Spavin Cure." In the
spring of l:?tK I shpjM'd on the ice and
sprained my right limb at the knee joint. I
was very lame and at times .suffered the
mot excruciating pain. I wore a bandage
on It for over a year, and tried most every
thing in mv reach, but could find nothing
that would give me permanent relief. AVlieii
1 overworked, it would pain me very much.
In April ISTS I 1-egan to think I should be
a cripple for life; but having some of "Ken
dall's Spavin Cure" thought I would try "
1 used one third or a bottle, and experienced
relief at once. Tlie pain left me and has not
troubled ine .since. I feel very grateful to
ou and would recommend 'KendairsSiiaY'u
Cure' to all who suffer with sprains or rheu
matism. Vours truly, Mrs. J. ilovrv.u.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
Is sure in its effects, mild m Us action as it
does not blister, and yet it Is penetrating
and powerful to reach any deep seated pain
or to remove any bony growth or any other
enlargement, if used for several days, such
as spavins, splints, eurbs, callous, sprains,
swellinss. any lamcncssniid all enlargements
ut the joints or limbs, or rheumatism in man
and for any purjose for which a liniment is
used for man or beast. It is now known to
he the best liniment for man ever used, act
in; mild and jet certain in its effects. It is
used full strength with jM-rfect safety at all
seasons of the year.
Semi address for illustrated circular, which
we think gives positive proor or Its virtues.
So remedy has ever met with such unquali
fied success, to our knowledge, for beast as
well as man.
Frice SI per lmttle, or six bottles for $5
AIJ. DBUCJOISTS have It or can get it for
you, or it will be sent to any address on re
ceipt of price by the proprietors.
DR. II. J. KENDALL & CO..
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FRILLS AT
TllAXSPOItTATION USES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
C03IPAXY.
OCKAX irisiox.
Between San Francisco & Portland.
In ctHiscqnence of accident to the steam
ship State, of California, the followingsched
nle of siulin days ot ocean steamers has
been arranged, to-wit :
ruoM ioktl.ni. ntosr sax fkan.
Date.
.lime 1
June tT.
June 22
Steamer. Date.
Oregon
.State of Cala
Columbia
... Oregon
.State of Cala
.Columbia
June 4...
June 10.
June 15 .
Oregon
State of Cala
Columbia
Oregou
State of Cala
Columbia
Oregou
State of Cala
.... Columbia
Orecon
June T, .
Jul, e
June 20..
June 25..
Juue so.
July 5..
July lc
July 13..
July 20..
t.uy 7
;.lnly 12
i July 17..
July 22
1 Jul 27 .
Aug. I .
: Aug. c
1 - -
Orecon
State of Cala
.Columbia
Oregon
Mate of Cala
iitiiy 2.1,
.State of Cala
...ColumbiajJuly 30 .,
Columbia
Due notice will be given of any further
change.
Right is resenedto change steamers or
sailing ilavs.
TIlTtOC't'H TICKETS sold to alltheBrhx-
1 eipal cities 111 tlie United States and Canada.
River and Rail Division.
Columbia, Willamet and Yamhill Rivers.
FEBRUARY 1. 1381.
Leaw Port-I
land for MonTii. I We.
Tint.
Frl.lSat.
Dattea. Wal
I
5 AM ".AM 5AM SAM 3AM
6AM RAM HAM 6AM GAM
GAM
GAM GAM GAM
GAM GAM
7A.M 7 AM 7 AM
Gam Gam
5a tn 5ara
la Walla.
Umatilla.
and up riv
er points.
Astoria. Ka-
SAM
GAM
CAM
laina. Taco
ma.Seattle
V ic ria.ew
et wstr
Pathlaiuet.
Hay lew.
Miamota
wa. I'rook
liekl Wait port,
O I i f t on.
K nap pa.
Davton .. .
Salem, ami
intermedi
ate points.
Points on
Snake River .
OENKltAL OPFICES:
Corner Front and D Streets, Portland.
J. MtCRAKEN&Co..
Agents State of California,
A. L. MAXWELL.
Ticket agent O. It. & N. Co,
JOHN MUIR.
(leneral Freight and Fassenger agent.
T. F. OAKES,
Vice President and Manager
Astoria to Forts Stevens, Canby, II
waco, Oysterville and Olympia.
iiwaco Steam Navigation Go
l-SV
Until farther notice the Ilvraco
Steam Navigation Co's steamer
ssisii
r,"c-vr-CT t n vtiv
UJiiNJUlvAlj OAJN1S1,
. WIIITCOMB .JIIASTER
Will leave Astoria on
Mouilajs, Tuesday, and Saturdays,
AtwA.i.,
Fridays at l-l A. M. anil 1 P. M.
! Fort Stevens, Tort Cnnby, and 11m ac
Connecting with i.A. Loomis'stnsca for Oys
tervillo and Olyiupm, on Tuesday' and Sat
urday's. Fare to Fort Stevens . . ......... 50cts
' " Canby and Ihvaco. $1 CO
S9"llwaco freight, by the ton, in lots of
one ton or over, $2 00 per ton.
ESTFor Tickets. Towage or Charter apply
cither at tho office of tho Company, Gray'i
wharf, foot of Benton street, or to tho Captain
on board.
J. n. D.GRAY. Agent.
Oregon & California R.R. Co
g.
On an after Oct. 11, 1SS0, trains will run as fol
lows, DAILT (Except Sundays),
KASTSIDB DIVISIOX.
FROM PORTLAND TO ROSEBURG.
KAIL TRAI3
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland .7:S0 A. M.jRoseburg 7:00 1 M
Ko3obure..5:00 A. M. I Portland 4:23 P M
ALBANY EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 1:00 P. M.ILobanon 9.20 P. M
Lebanon 4:15 A. AI.Portland.10:05 A.fil
FREIGHT TRAINS.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 8:15 A. M. Junction 6:00 P. M
Junction 5:13 A. M.lPortIand..5:25P.M
Tho Oregon and California Railroad i erry
mnkes connection with all Regular Trains on
Eaatside Division.
WEST3IDE D1YI3IO.
From I'ortlnutI to CorvnUi.
II ML THAIS
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland S:00 A. M.'Corvnllis ..3:00 P. M
Corvallis. S:S0 A. M.lFortland 3:20;P.' M
CIoso connections aro made nt ROSEBURQ
with tho Stages of tho Oregon and California
Stago Company.
Ticketsforsalo to all tbo principal points
in California and tho East, at tho Company'
Office
Corner F and Front Sts., Portland, Ogn
Storage will bo charged on freight romain-
ng atCompany3 Varehou30 over 21 hours.
after
and t
1 J. BRANDT, Jr., Uen'l Snp'L
E. P. ROGERS.
(Jen'l Freight and Passenger Agent
1
j For Youngs River and Knappa.
I Tlie Steamer
l
MAGXET,
C. AV. IIAMLIN, - - MASTER
Will make regular trips to Youngs Rlvei
every Friday and Knapp:ievcry Tuesday.
Tlie Magnet is ready for charter to any
point on the bay.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or at
1 I. W. Case's.
Astoria autl Huappton.
' Regular Mail and Passenger
r SS
1 Steamer ItOSlITTi
, V. WAVE MASTER
1 bb-WHI leave Knappton for Astoria and
; "return dally.
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.
, Also have a lighter which enables her t
I carry wood or freight of any kind.
ivi uuarier.iruiBnior passage, at lur
mj rates apply on board, or at I. AY. Case's
storo.
Lawyfers briefs printed in fine style
at Thr Astoiuax oflise.
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