The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 29, 1882, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextSW j JSjr S"i-W5RJ 9wyp c-1) . mi .PivWiilr Vol. XVI. Astoria, Oregon. Sunlay Morning January 29, 1882 No. 101 SPT ? God Bless the Ships. Thro' the crossed bracken boughs, Green, brown and golden ; Between the frowning browa Of two clifts, linlden In Nature's picture frame Where the land dips Acrosllhe sunset flamo Sail the good ships ! Outward, or homeward bound, Free or deep-laden; Like ghcibU "without a sound When the West's faded, Cleaving the moonshine track Where the white strips Bar the dark waters back God Save the ships ! Sad eyes are straining To catch the sails' nutter; Silt tears are raining What voices dare not utter, Bound far to distant lands, As the rope slips, Bent heads and clasping hands Pray for the ships ! Home with the eventide, Colors free blowing, Quick by fond eyes descried, Coming or going; Still as they cross our sigtit Wakes to our lips One prajer.by day and night, "God bless the ships." EUROPE ARMING IN HASTE All Europe 13 in feverish haste to perfect its armamei.t. Noth ing like the haste and impatience now manifested on all sides to got ready for war has been seen in our generation. Tho official journal here a few mornings ago contained tho announcement that 16,000,000 of francs had been voted as an ex tra credit on ordnanco accuunt;"11 lUB "'" ';' UIM"tl"e "'""'n'" and this is in addition to a rjrevi-1 ous special amount of 40,000,000 of francs. Mr. Hotchkiss. who is making his cannon for the French marine service, has been asked if he cannot double 'his already im- mr ,!, .,f c;( no,,;.. u.i fraction of a second. But the ii :jj 1 :n 1 ... a :t i.'portance an-'es fioiTTthe fact ti; ljuuecu. 11c win iiavu iu ui; cu, 11 iij succeed, in the next three or four, vpra iii i;iirmnrr out the enormous Mm,, r n..nn ,1om!,,, nf him. He has just concluded a con tract for 900 more cannon for coast defense, making 3,500 in all that abll" h,,t eve" of st"ir,lin'-s' ral the FroiTch will have had of him.,tu',e' T1,a chaI,S W t5,e ll'"-rth This gun, which he is miking at, oft,1C! ddy mu&t im,,Uv a corres Saint Denis, is the terrible engine ' ponding change in the motion of which did such deadly execution at , thp ",0',n- Sfax. The French are enchanted I T1"3 ,3 b-v no m,'a"s obv5ous' with it. Undoubtedly it is destine J, Ifc depend "P"" an elaborate to revolutionize warfare. It seems mathematical Uieoret... I eaimot as if nothing could stand before it. at,emPt to I,n,vc t,,ls for y,u. but On some of their new ships tho X think X ca" sta,e ,hft result So French carry twenty-four of these that it can be understood without guns. A torpedo boat would have tho !,roof- If tl,e ,n"011 acts on a lively time while approaching a thl' ''arth al,d retards the rotation oraft armed in this fashion. The r the earti, so conversely, does bold denizens of the assailing demon-bark, with its engine of de structton hidden beneath the wa - ofde ter's surface, would literally take their lives in their hands, and would most probably lose those lives. It is difficult to say whether or not we should see a speck of, war in all these trpmendous arma ments. The French, as you per haps know, are building so many new ironclads that the English are beginning to get nervous and to inquire what it all means. Six or eight magnilice'iit war ships are now approaching completion in French arsenals. The Germans hive very recently passed an ap-i propriation to pav for two hundred Tln "i" r seas or oceans, no and twenty five'new guns of the,lak,'s or rivers; if it were an absn Wot,.!,!,; mnrlAl. which are to be'Il,t rigid solid throughout its Hotchkiss model, which are to be made in Madgeburg. Field batte ries of this wonderful arm would be capable of something which the imagination refuses to consider. How much longer will war be pos sible if these improvements con tinue? Good sense must one day revolt against slaughter. Hotch kiss, armorer, and Vereschagin, painter of the horrors of war, are veritable apostles of peace. Gen eral Von Werder advised old Em peror William to buy all Verescha gin's pictures and to burn them. This was. not waggery; the Prus sian, whose trado is war, was afraid of the stuiging' coMinaataries made by the realist upon thn trade. And by and by the soldier will say: What! stand up before machines that can fire eighty shots per min ute. Do you take us for idiots? War is no lqngpr possible!"' These crigantic armaments this mad fever to secure a good store of every new engine of destruc tion invented perhaps indicates Europe's hatred her detestation of war and her deti rmination to prevent , by making it, like poison, so terrible that no one shall dare to approach it with other than extremest caution. But per haps, also ah, dreadful, perhaps! the child will want to see what its toy is like vv lien it has once got ten it well into its possession. No European can deny that he consid ers war as constantly possible. That possibility is the potent rea son for the locking up of vast cap ital in cannons and small arms. The French keep three millions of rifles in their arsenals all the time now. They never intend to be caught as tney were in the war of 1870 and 1871. And they are rijrht. Thi'V are forced into their line of ootiiluct by the action of their neighbors. Purls Letter from Edward Kimj to the Boston Journal. When tns Moon -was Born. At present, no doubt, the effect I .1.- .:.i u : i. 1 ,11 ol tUe day is very small, writis " ,. . T . , :nr Lsall 111 JN at ore. A. (Jay hnu- u.. u. n.un-. xx a7 r.r 1 .. 1 11 . .1 now ,s nl :,I'lr,'t,'a,"y 'onRer man . a day a hundred years ago. Evew in a thousand years the change in the length of a day is only a ni ' -i at - thp hl,lS' sI(,w t,,,,uS ' " '"' (always 111 one dire'-tinii. t lie day continually incr.-asi ii; In inil- llions of ears the acn nulated effect becomes n"t onh nppreci- tne eartn reaPt UP" t,,e ,noon'his fires'de friend of ilhe eiirth ,s tormented by ihe j uie e'arm ,s tormented by ihe j . mo". so ifc -trives to !rivi' away ,ts persecutor. At present the moon revolves ouud th.e .-arth at a Stance of about 240,000 miles, T1,e reaction of the earth ten Is to increase that distance, and t lorce the moon to revolve in an orb.t which is continually getting 1 irger. Here, then, wn havo two remark able consequences of the tides which are insoparihly connected Remember, also, that we are not o uinciating any mere speculative doctrine. The-c results ara the inevitable consequences of the tides. If the i i i entire mass, then these changes would not take place. The length of the day would never alter, and the distance of the moon would only fluctuate between narrow lim its. As thousands of years roll on tho length of the day increises second by second, and the distance c ., . ., , .. of the moon increases mile by mile. These changes are never reversed. It is the old story of the perpetual dropping. As the perpetual drop ping wears away the stone, so the perpetual action of tho tides has sculptured nut the earth mid mou. Still the autio'i of thri ulea con tinues. To-day is no longer than yester- day; yesterday is no longer than the day before. A million years ago the day probably contained some minutes less than our present day of twenty-four hours. Our retrospect docs not halt here; we at once project our views back to an incredibly remote epoch, which was a crisis in the history of our system. Let me say at once that there is great uncertainty about the date of that crisis. It must have been at least 50,000,000 years ago. It may have been vpry much earlier. This crisis was the inter esting occasion when the moon was born. I wish I could chroni cle the event with perfect ac curacy, but I cannot be sure of anything except that it was more than 50,000,000 years Ago. Polite to the Policeman. "Tallc about bold bank burglar ies," said a member of the police force this morning, "the slickest steal 1 ever heard of was the rob bery of a bank down in Rhode Is land six or seven ears ago. It waba bitter cnM mrht,aiM anight tin amount paid than um !f cuivil , a uar ((1;firNh , . rr, c it . patrolman noticed a din, light mrt tnSX?"" J the bank window, and going up to "smallest expense, we offer Hie column1 4v, ,. - ,5, s .,,, , ' n r lof an attractive daily, the success of. - the door rapped. lTu f if tti notrnhnciti 9" OutoH .u j,r ...,,.. . a voice from within. "Yes," was the reply. 'Step in and gel a heat," haid the voice from within. The pa I , . .... . trolman ste oed inside and en- . .... . trolman ste pea inswe ana en- ' 0 junlered a dapp-r little fellow .i""'1 - '1 - " ""Pf i wearing a trreen tth.ide over his wearing . eyes and a pen behind Ins ear. 'Vn rw-.rt.; o- lam tn ni.rht.." - s.iid the patrolman. ,,.,, , ,. , Yes,:'. said the dapper little Tvii .t.. t, . 1 .: . .1 ... ftdjmv, -'I've been.deiamed to- n:?rhr strii.rliti-iiin.r tin n.oe units " lvi nothing to take its place. It effectu 11 gnt StraiLMlte mnt up accmii'S mrlild annetite for stimu- The patroliniu warmed linns If , . , . - . . , , . at the rotnng big hre tint hi "ze I nn ih,i iwirth mi 1 wi.n nnt lu-iiu on the lieartn an I wi n. out airam on his lieat. An hour aft r the , , , pitrolmau came thst wav, and itill i.pintr tl. li.tht thriiii.rfi tlitt Vicerojs. We guarantee the ingredi siui seeiusr me lignt; inrnusn me , ,i,. i,hm n h .uninin v window rapped again. ''Is that you, patrolman?" "Yes." "Come in and warm yourself." "The patrolman accepted the in vitation. "It's a howling cold night," said the man with a green shade over hia eyes. ."You het," said the patrolman. So he took another heat and re turned to his beat. He was rather surprised next day to learn that the night hefore had Cot awav ht,fore hltd pi)t away wjth sme OOO of the bank's funds." Cleveland Leader. Among the uses of adversity are these: You can wear out your clothes. You are not troubled with visitors. You are eSonera ted from rnakin r calls. Bores do not boro you. No one ever thinks of presenting you with a testimonial. Flatterers do not shoot their rubbish into your ears. Impostors know thoy cannot bleed you. You practice temperance. You are saved many a debt, many a headache, many a deception. And, lastly, if you have a true friend in tho world, you are sure to know it. A French edit ir gives the fol lowing description of thn effect of an advertisement: "The first time a man sees an advertisement he takes no "notice of it; tho second time he looks at the name; the third time he looks at the price; the fourth time he reads it; tho I . . , . . . fifth time he speaks of it to his wife; the Mxth time lie buys." The language of Wales'is prac tically the only one of ihe Celtic languages that is not already dead or dyiu. It was spoken by the ancient Britons b -fore the G rman invas on and conquest of the island' Furnishes! Booma to JLet At Mrs. Munson's lodging house. atotlee. Just received per steamer Columbia, a line lot of eastern oysters, which will be served up in first class style at Ros coos, Occident block. Take Xotlre. On after tills date an additional 10 cents per cord will be charged on all orders for swed wood not accompanied by thecash.atGriijs wood yard. July 1st, 1881. Skinny .Hen. Wells' Health Kenewer. Absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the generative functions. SI, at drug gists Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO., Portland, Or. Notice. From this data James B. Booker is the only person authorized to contract debts or order goods in my name for use at the Knappton Cannery. Joseph Humk. Astoria, Jan. 3, 1882. "Buchuiinib. New, quick, complete cure 4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urination, kidney diseases. 81, at drusgUts. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO., Portland, Or. To Live Men. Tun A stomas ha.s -now reached a circulation which nlaces it at! lie h id of the llstor Oregon uaiiies. ana insiiriw --.- r. .. ... . 1 which from ihe very start has iim-ii far ) uvoiia me exTuiiions 01 mr iimsi 1 sanKuine. Peruvian Bitter. Oinohonm ttnbre The Count Ciuchon was the bp.uiiiili Viceroy in Peru in liJ-HU The Counters, his wife, was pros rated "by an liitermit- ,, r,,r fp,,m wi,;i, mI,. . fri in- his wife, was nros rated ov an iiitennit- tent fever, from which she was fret-d by then- of the nathe remedy, the. Peru- viati hark. or. as it was called in the language of the country, 'Quluqiiina." firiiternl for her recoen.ini her return to Europe lit Uj.tt. she" introditced the reuiedy In bpaui. wnere it was Known under various names, uiun Laimretis called It Cinchona, in honor of the lady who had brought them that which was more precious- than the gold of the Incas. Tothndaj.afterva lapse oLtwo liun- ,,rr,Ijn(, rfrty"-Ws,;seIence has given lants by lestoring the natural tone of tlie stomach. It attacks' exces-sive love fliquor as it does a fevetvand destroys 'xuh alike. The jiowerftil tonic virtue (J. tIm cincllllnR' ls pnwrved in the Peruvian Itinera, which are as effective against malarial fever to-day as they u,.re in the das of the old Spanish nnrt nnH nf thi! hest known nnalitv A trial will satisfy you that this i tlie best bitter m tne world. " L lie nroor (it i the pudding is in the eating," and ve willingly abide this test. For sale Ty all druggists, grocers and liquor dealers. Order it- Max. Wagner's San Franclnco Na tional brewery bet rran't'bebeat. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of nines, liquors and San Franeisco beer, call at the (Jem. opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bull. Warranty dee N,nnlt claim deed mil mort ' ' '''snfllre. Another m those hue A. B. Chase organs at tb" r',f n n' ". Call aim . a.i.uuii- im- eJniwi pu up at John A. Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern aud quality. Hot. cold and shnner baths at the Occident hair dressing salooa, twenty five cents. Chas. Stevens and Son have a stock of uinuldiucs and moulders tools which can lie bought cheap for cash to cIoe out that branch of Hie husmevs. For handsome iioiidav nresents. sucli as toilet cases, cologne bets, per- lumery cases, nne soaps, eic, go to wiiins arug store, opposite ucLiiiem Hotel. I?3There isuot now any better news paper, nor one more consisteutlv de votedtothe builduig up of thecountrv than The Astouian. At the price of Two Dollars per ear it is the cheapest as well as the best. With your aid and encouragement we shall be able to make further improvements to enhance lis field of usefulness. I have just recel v ed the ti nest assort ment of fancy goods 'n my line ever brought to Astoria, consisting if per fumery cases, toilet sets, toilet cases fine perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl brushes, hand al.isses.aiul toilet an icu of all kinds splendid presents for tli holidays. Call and examine goods ami S rices before purchasing elsewhere, at . W. Conn's drug store, opposite O -ci-dent Holel, Astoria. Oregon. A cough, cold or sore thro it should be stoiiDed. Neclet-tfreouentlv results In an incurable lung disease or consump tion. Brown's Bronchial troches do not disorder tne siomacu UKe conuii syrups atidl):iisams.but act directly on the m flamed parts, aliasing irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh. and the throat troubles which sinters and nubile sneakers are siitileet 'Jo. For thirty j ears BrovVnX bronchial uvenes nave oeeii recoinmeBueil oy lihvslcians and alwavs -give perfect satisfaction. Having oeen tested by wide and constant ns fort nearly.au eii t re ireneration. they have-attained well- merited rank among the few staple, remedies of the age. Sold at 23 cent & ocx otwt woetti. Eastern Oysters. Another fine lot of Eastern Oysters lost received at Roscoes, per steamer Oregon. Occident hjgek. Chotre Fruit. All of the choicest kinds of apples in the largest boxes for sale at J. II. D. Gray's. Arrlsont Lodging IIousp, Port land. Oreson. New house and first class in its ap pointments. Third street, in R. B Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Ains wnrtn. Booms by the day, week or month. Mks. E. Abriooni. otice to the Ladles Switches, curls and friwes made from combings or cut hair. Call on or ad dress WM. UnLEXlIAUT, Occident hair dressing saloon. Astoria, Oregon. The vtavkl) Aslonan Irt a mammoth lieet, nearlj double he size of the Daily. It is Just the ln er for the fireside, eoutalning bi niill i'Mito.ill the current news, choke 1111 ellauy. agricultural matter, marktt re ports, etc. It is furnished to s'iuuIl sul erlbers at $2 00 perjenr in advance. Bui the Weekly. The Wkeki.y Astokian for this week is lull of jn-t such information and new s of the c miitry as Vnnr friends in tile etst vvint to see. It 'ias v x few .idvei tisi-ments. and is ch ,ck to !' tnil77lt: of 'nf imiali m tliat in famm uuti'iv C1I1 ,liv ,,,1-. ,,., 7l aloig w.tiio.u -jjj jvf, , . ,r,5or, 1 rbe :frt of I. v. 1 (-. nr nnj. r i-'.tu n: inv.i.lii-r ipirt "ttni "tr. 1.1 .ive -vour onirr-on j-Jv i!,(" mil " P' J1 ' jr m, !t .!- t'"ll'ili" "itHcwh im .; ' The tiling de-insl found at list. Ask Druggists for "Hough on Hits." It cleais nut nt. mice, uric' es. Hi s bed bugs. 15c. boxes. VarmuH i'atiM. '- Advancing jean., care, sickness di appiilutuieut, anil Hereditary preuisp lo tion ail operate to turn the h lir grav. and either of them inclines U tnslid prematurelv. Aykks Hair Vinonmli reatore faded or gray, light or n d U-ili to a ricli brown or tieep uiacx, as maj be desired. It softens and cleanses-the scalp, giving it a he tltiiy actioli. It re moves and cures dandruff and humors. Bi- its use railing hair is cheeked, and In new growth will be produced In all cases wiiere me loiucirs are iuh u stroyed or the glands decaved. Its ef fects an- beautifully shown on hrashy, weak, orsicklv liair. on which a few aji plicatiuns will produce the gloss and freshness or outn. iiarmiessanusiire in its odi ration, it is incomparable as a dressing, and is especially valued for the sott lustre ana ricuness or wine n im parts. It contains ni ither oil norelve, and will not soil orcolor white caim.nc; jel it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous. Foit Sale nv am. Dkalehs. STAII citizens of Oregon who desire to inform their friends in the states ot the condition and progress of this xtate, can have no more complete and compre hensive volume ot facts to send them than by Subscribing for this Journal, and liavms us mail it weekly to their friends. We mail it as directed. For B no In advance, we mall three copies if Thk Wkkki.v Ahtoiuan' one j ear. MlhCKl.LA.VEOl'h. HOliMAK'S PAD. FOB THK STOMACH, LIVER, AND KIDNEYS. TSADE KAUC .In all cases of billlousness and malaria in ev.Mi fu ra, a preventative and cure of chills, fever and dumb ague. Or. Hotmail's I'ad Ls a neneri success. Aim ior asnep a. sick licid'ichp -ind nerviHis prostration, as ibe p ul Is applied over the pit of the stom icli tlieicre.it nervous ceulct.it annihilates th disease at once. Il reculatcs thi- liver and sioiimcIi si u -cevifully that digestion liecemes perf-c IJrofn. A. l.oomis sajs: "It Is n-aur uraversiil puiiCfS tliau ;mjtMi!4 m M n eiiio." T)iislsihmon the print Sole of a'' sorptkn, f nhli'li Ur. Ilolman's PaJ Is the onh ruifvspn nn Kir al( ft'tb.ev trouldes, u-e Rr. Itelin.ui's Itennl or Kiilnei I'ad. tlie lest rene i!v In tin orld and rei-omniendcrt by the inwitcnl fi'iilli. Beware of Bogus P:ds. Kach suuiiie iMin in's Pal bears the ,in vate revenue stamp of the Holm in l'ad rv . with the .ilwve trade in irk p-inted in gr"?". liny none wltliout It. Far Sale by all Druggists. Dr. Ilolman's .-ivlre Is free. Hull treatise sent free on application. Address : II LMAV PaI CO 74 Broadwav, New ork. P. O. box 2112. For Sale. HOMESTEAD OF JAS. SLATER, OXE m le from Elk freek. CLusop county, 1 10 acres, 1 cleared and fenced, house and barn. A good cattle ranch. Inquire of dwtf JOHN HOBSilX. SHIPPING TAGS T'lE BKbT QUAUITV. ILL BE .' UO 1 tnr ths hondred.or by tlie box. prbitx or pkin,tnH"eu-omrfjat . -., r sss narsBun ww. wM MM i MlbCELLANLOUS. S. ARNDT & FERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OREGON. The Pioneer Machine. Shop BLACKSMITn SHOP AND Boiler Shop AlIkin.Hcf ENGINE, CANNERY, AND STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to. v ii.ilt made of repairing CANNERY DIKS. l-OOT Or LAKAEITE STRrj-H". ASTORIA iRON WORKS. Bkxton Street, Xrau Iai kkk Hocsk ASTOUIA. - OltPGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS ANf BjlLER MAKERS. UJBfSWIMEABlAlS IS':"' W;, . c55.v,' Vi-.f- -ii Canrtr' - ,' . tj- A I? ANr Ilf-'ll . J 0 ,'U'siLF . S.',--?ry. r Ar. X- -J- r i ta. "...!'"- n I' iii WILLI AM 9GA? .. ...wihu CIGARS AND TOBACCO 1 tie Calibrated JOSEPH RODCERS.& 80NS GENUINE EN USH CUTLER' MP THr ,EH'Jlnr AOSTENHUI maoism vii-ti tutlorj. TATJl'Jli EJFtY i rURCHILD'S bOLD PENS tenuine Pleershaum Pipes, et llu.- stock of l tlrlirr. ami Ipwflrj. 31 lizzie an creeel l.ondlnc slim Kiiiim all' III Ilex. ICvolvei-K. IMNtolM. and Ammunition HARIX i ;i.AHr ALSO A TIM Vssortweiit ol One SI'ECTAl LIJ and K1 1 OLAEn i'or Sale. IVr British bars "ilanlock" due at Astori. JIarcli 1st. 100 Tons No. 1 Glencarnock Scotch Pig Iron, 40 Tons English Foundry Coke, 350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal. Applj to AUG. C. KIN EY, tf Astoria, Ore on. "KKMANlA 15KEK HAl.L 7 AND BOTTLE BCEK DEPO OhKSAVCb STErKT. .Astoria. Ihe llest of Layer o Vis. a Glut" Orders for tlie JGleiraiGil Colmiiuia Brewer. - ll ul lllis p'uu- ll N plempSlv att 1 to . T"No t Iiphp ".ui lr in. ws Itrrr soli 'V M (i i . mrnpt r W ai. ii our, COAT EUJLDER, V : TiIU OLD ST ND. UKAY'n BUILPIXl FIUST CL.bh WOHK A SPECIALTY. MINT SALGON. OPPOSITE O. It 4.C MPANYS DOCK oiie I ui Ih trrt 'i ,U' rssnd Baisp.iMP ve- tSiclur .. CHU'IrT. L. W. (JA8K, vll'Ol'Ttlt AND WUOLtSALKANDKB TAIL DEALER IN several munrss Corner Cnenamus and Cass streets. I ASTORIA" - - OBKGOJT, ggJL 1 BUSINESS CARDS. n G. HOLDES, NOTABT PUBLIC, 5. AOCTIONEEK, COMMISSION ANP SURA"CK AGENT. v. J A. MclXTOSH. MEBCHAKT TAILOB, . Occident Hotel BtUMtpg. ASTORIA - - - OREGON "O D. WISTO. Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office In C. L. Parker's building, on Benton stecet, opposite Custom House, ASTORIA, - , - - - OEEOON. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Omci-OTer the White House Store. ItKsinitscK At Mrs. Munwi "s boarding 'louse, rhenamni street, AMnr a, Oregon. CJLAXU. 31. O " PHYSICIAN AND &U1.GEON, itnoni Xo. 3. AtttorlBB BaildlnK. tur 8Trns.) ItEsiDiwcF-Corrier of Benton ard Conn trrrt. A-tir!, (irrgnn. Ji' . IIK'K. IS! roviA okeu' ' Hi , in -f All -, 1,1. 14Itj up WW "ss ,ia v j,orhe strcpfe . . l .'SStT-v a.' t-.l ur- i.Y Ki ii f - ! wlrVit vSI-j.S. f -.ir.ivt j.iii,4l r. t f ln. ot ii,ii. Li ti lei, (,l..sK, r.t.at Slk i', . tc. . on Mlii ncu eslui. lintel. Vl,r " "''ami Vtot !rwtk . ii. i. nh iiixcsalt- nd retail dealer' In. 'LL K1XDS OF FEKlf. ay, Oats, Straw, Wftd, Etc eneral atonic" and Vt hartaee on reaiHin- iirws von. Foot oiPenton rtreel. AJtnrt Take Notice, ofin Rogers, Central Pfarket, Ha received a large Invoice of ARUELti AND HALF BAHREIN of the best quality, nd is now ready to supply Botchers Can ries and all others cheap for cash. ivms. DEALER IK New and Choice milli n:e r y, .leslre to call the attention of the Ladles ot Astoria to the tact that she has received alorcesAsortmontof ths L vTEHT HTVliEH OF Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AKD FANCY QOOOf. Comer Mala and Squemoqhe Streets. dlLL'N VARIETIES. 1EO.HILL, - -THA.KOHLER, - - PBOPEIETOK 8TAGE MANAGER pn all Ibr Year, Prrformnnee Ev ry Msbt. Entire I banse or Pro crnnime On.e a Wrt. Comprising all the latest ONCS, DANCES AND ACTS. Tins theatre ls frowi'cd nthlly. and all lin liave witnessed t' e nt 'rtaiumei.t pio unce it to be eoual to nny Riven eLse rere. Jlr Hill as a eairrrr for f pu'rstc's niuM-niint r.m not be exe-ls Arv ni ihIiiB to spe- a a p"c jhk ev- itrf d r sp.irklu K wit JXitrixy her .- rItJ,sou:d irap-iTvc"tliF-ci.i.i is.J .w rme. . Open j r con' r fVij viczsji tivt? nee po meuc.n att cr P -,cc " ' " r snBenV ll ttnrt: prlvs,. 5lSf ts.&3 uus street. Mrs. P. M. iHiunrsoii, DEALER IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, All kinds of 1W00LS, ZEPHYRS, Uri:S UNDERWEAR, ET. P Comer of Cass a; d Jet erson streets, Astotte and Drew WtWig 4 to i fH 2"il ' L-. rv. in Sfll tl ?yg3jifeaH3ga 4