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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SATURDAY APRIL. 1. ISS2
I8SUED EVERY' MORNING.
(Monday fcxcoptod),
J. F. HALLOKAN & COMPANY,
PimUmiEIM ANII X'KOI'BIETOR-.
-i riorum liuihlvvj, Cass street.
Terms of Subscriptien:
srved by Carrier, per week 23 Cents
ast b? nail, foarnoathi....mss 00
iant by mall, one year-.. . p 00
free of Poatajto to Sab?cribo.
Advertisements inserted by the year at
ne rato of $1 eg per square per month.
Transient advertising, by the day or weak,
Sfty cents per square for each insertion.
THEJDITY.
The Jim- astoriax will U nt b
mail at 75 cent a month, frecaf jim-tagc. Head
er ichi cimtcrnjXattalvencc from the city can
inrdliic Astoriax fuVoic them. Daily
or Wkeklv t&itton U itnu iott-fSice tdlli
ovl additional expense. Addrtfre may he
enamjed a afirn a desired. Unrc order at
the caunUny room.
-April 1st.
Volume XVII.
Who catches tho Grst salmon?
Seattle has thirty-soven saloons.
Republican primaries noxt .Satur
day. No imiro duck shooting nftor
to-day.
Tho 0. R. & K. Co. 'a stock ia
going up. 'lis quoted at 142.
How do our cinnrrymen like the
f Astoria mail facilities?
And now it is a girl famine that
Astoria is atfictcd with.
4000 Chinamen go to Victoria
from Hongkong this season.
"A regular swarm of mon" ar
rived on tho Willamette yesterday.
Tho smelt havo gone further up
tho river this seaon than, any timo
sinco 1875.
. Parties from upper town who
come for their mail should bring a
lunch with them. .
Tho Willamette came in yester
day morning. A largo crowd got off
at this place.
Remember Saturday evening
prayer meeting in the Young Men's
rooms. All cordially invited.
Inyo, Alpine and Meno, throe
broken down California counties ask
to bo joined to Nevada.
Wheat is gl.BG per cental in tho
Sacramento valley, and $l.G2l in tho
Willamette valloy.
The trains botweon Tho Dalles
and Walla Wolla have been blockaded
by a sand storm, and all mails aro"
dolayed.
The steamer Golden City burned
to the water's edge Rt Mompliia, last
Thursday merning: over thirty lives
were lost.
Any girl that can make n batch
of biscuits and boil soma coffee, can
avo lior pick of half-a-dozon placw if
sho wants to work.
Tho Oroville Cal., Mercury, has
stepped from tho shadow of neutrality
into the sunlight of independence,
nnd is a good paper.
The fragment of some fierco nnd
far off climate struck tho town yester
day afternoon, and toward sunset the
storm cloud rolled in from the south,
and tho rain descondod in torronts.
A New York lady advertises that
"having been recently married," sho
has "a cat, a monkoy and parrot" for
sale. Sho must havo secured a rara
avis.
Miss Nellie Sloan, who was "mar
ried" to Lawrence in this city some
timo ago, has left him at Berne,
Switzerland, and intends going to her
undo who lives in Illinois.
"Grant is opposed to the Chinoso
bill;" so says the telegraph. Let us
soo it must bo two weeks sinco ho)
asked tho country for anything. He
shonldgive tho country a rest .
We hear of several valuable cows
being recently poisoned near Olney,
Mr.'Shively lost a fine animal tha
way this week. A man that would
poison his neighbors cattle could bo
"Seattled" without runch injury to
mankind in general.
Dennis Sullivan, mate of the
Ivy, now discharging at the O. It. &
N. Co.'a dock, was arraigned in the
district court at Portland last Thurs
day on tho complaint of four sailors.
Tho charge was cruelty on tho high
seas, and it being sustained ho was
sontonced to pay $200 or two months
fn the county jail. .Ho chose the for
morand came "down to ABtoria last
evening.
Jewell Notes.
Jewell, Or., JI:ircli2, ls-ii
Editoi! Astebiax:
On Saturday, 23th inst., Mr. J. L.
Moore, of this place, while making a
wooden wedge to split open ;i r.iil, ac
cidentally struck hi3 as handle on
something behind him, causing the ax
to come down on his left thumb nest
his hand, severing it completely, ex
cept a small piece of skin; not having
miy hopes of it "growing together ho
went to V. A. Fosters and had him
finish the job. Jlr. Moore is a hard
working man. lie leaves here to
day for Astoria to have tho wound
examined.
Mr. firoup of Pittsburg, on Nc
lialem, who owns a grist and sawmill,
brought down two raft of lumber yes
terday, one for here and the other for
Mishawaka. Mr. Rupert, of the same
place, came lovn with a raft of shakes
and shingles. The Nclialom i3 at a
good stago for rafting. Mr. Urouse
intends coming down with some more
lumber . soon as he can get back.
Last week I sawed ifl a rail-cut
from a yellow fir which was Gi feet in
diameter 40 feet from tho ground. I
couted the growths and found it to be
over 400 years old. Just think of it
standing hero on Nehalcni before Co
lumbus discovered this country.
Resident.
Memorial Exercise";
Those who attended tho memorial
exercises at Miss IJrown'n school yes
terday afternoon enjoyed a treat.
First on the programme was the read
ing of an essay, in which many points
of interest were given regarding tho
life and education of tho doparted
poet; this was followed by quotations,
declamations, and solect readings from
his most familiar writings. Tiio child
ren did great credit both to themselves
and teacher. And tho hour spoilt in
that school-runm yesterday afternoon
will bo long and pleasantly remem
bered by both pupils and visitors. At
the conclusion several of those pres
ent expressed their feelings of gratifi
cation. One word must be said of tho
way in which Miss Brown ha3 deco
rated tho barren and unfurnished walls
of school-room, giving it a homolike
and cheerful look for the little folks.
Police Court.
March 31st.
Emanuel Porrelto, violent and dis
orderly manner; tried, found "guilty"'
and fined .", or two days in the city
jail.
William Harmon, violent and dis
orderly; deposited 5, no appearance,
deposit forfeited.
Tim W. J. Rotch, now on rati to
for the Columbia waters, gets 20,000
to carry a load of lalwiora from Hong
kong to Portland.
We understand that the steerage
passengers that camo up on tho Willa
motte are still suffering from indiges
tion, having been fed too plentifully.
Tho commissary depaitment needs u
little attention as r, oil as mail trans
portatien on tho ocean route.
In the justice court the case of
the State of Oregon va. Geo. Day, on
a charge of larceny of 228, fathoms of
web, the prisoner was held to answer,
under bonds of 8500 and being unablo
to furnish that amount ho wan re
manded to jail. He will have quite a
stay in the bastile as the court does
not meet till August.
It has been decided by tho engi
neers in charge of tho Canadian
Pacific, to adopt tho Moberly or Co
lumbia river route, which will cross
tho mountains about 100 miles north
of tho boundary line, instead of tho
moro northerly route heretofore favor
ed. Tho Moberly ronto will cross the
Columbia twice at the great bend.
Fifteen vessels cleared from
Astoria during the month of March.
These vossels carried 70,553 barrels of
flour, 744 cases of salmon, and 585;
105 bushels of wheat: the aggregate
value was 8909,530. The Columbia
river foreign exports for '82 have, thus
far, been to the- valuo of 3,123:413
not a bad showing for three months.
T ho Vancouver ludcpondent says,
men dosiring to sorve Undo Sam at
tho very liberal figures and splendid
inducomonts wlndi aro offered for re
cruits will now find ample opportunity
to don the uniform, as a recruiting
officer has been designated for each
post in the department, for oither
branch of tho sorvico within its limits.
Frank Fabro has oysters in every
style. Slew and pan roasts a specialty
Dr. Whittcmorc may be found at any
hour, day or night, at Capt. Rodgers. two
doors above the The A&togiax office.
M. D.Kant, our popular merchant
tailor and clothier, has returned from
San Francisco and will open in a few
days the largest, grandest and best-selected
stock of clothing, furaishing
goods, clothes, hats, caps, boots and
shoesetc., and will give a full descrip
tion of style and prices. In these columns.
Republican Convention and
Primary.
A Republican County Coiiwntioi)
is hereby called to meet at the county
Court House in tho city uf Astoria on
Wednesday, tho 12th day of April,
1SS2, at tho hour of 2 o'clock i m. of
said day, to nominate candidates for
the various county offices and to olect
delegates to the Republican stato con
vention and transact any other busi
ness that may properly como before
the Convention. It is recommended
that the various precincts hold their-
primary meetings on baturday, the
8th day of April, 1882, tn elect dale
gates to the County Convention.
Each precinct will bo entitled to tho
following number of delegates:
Astoria precinct 17
Upper Astoria, do "... :s
Lewis and Clark, do 2
Westport, do p.
Clifton, do :;
Knappa.do :;
John Day. do a
Youngs rtier,do '. -J
Clatsop t
Sea Side, do 2
Fish Ilawk.do 2
Vesper, do 2
Mlsliaw aka, do.. 2
By order County Convention.
Attest. A.T. I!i:akke. Secretary.
1. W.Case, Chairman.
Announcement-
The National Surgical Institute of
Indianapolis, with branches at Phila
delphia, Atlanta, Ga., and San Fran
cisco, which has a national reputatiou,
will permanently establish a branch at
Portland, Oragon. Two of tho skilled
surgeons of this institute prepared
with o very needed apparatus for tho
successful treatment of cripples will
moot all tho old patients and such new
ones in may desiro treatment, this
year, at the following places: IV-t-
land, at St. Charles Hotel, April 5vh,
10th and 11th: Albany, April 12th
and 13th; The Dalles, April 17th;
Wall.i Walla, April 19th and 20th;
and Seattle, April 25th and 20th, and
horeafterat Portland, Oregon, on tho
first two weeks of May nnd November
of tach year, commencing Nov. 18S2.
Boware of all traveling Doctois wl;o
may claim to l-epreBent any other in
stitute, for this is tho only Surgical
Institute on thb coast with facilities
and experience for tho treatment of
deformities. J. M, IIixklk, M.D.,
Geo. B. IIaspv. M. D.
Surgeons in charge, National Surgical
Institute, 319 Bush St., S. F.
The ice cream that was left over
at the church sociablo will be disposed
of at ten o'clock this morning.
Divino services in tho Baptist
church at 2. r. m., to-day conducted
by the pastor of tho Prcsbytoriau
church, preparatory to the celebration
of tho Sscrament of the Lord's supper
in .connection with Sunday morning's
service.
Tln V.irfl.infl Tntr "ltn.it f!..,n,vir.,r
has filed articles of incorporation with
tho Secretary of State; c-ipital stoek,
150,000; incorporators, II. W.Corbe tt,
Henry Failing. W. S. Ladd, Walter J.
Burns, C. II. Low is, Donald Maclcay,
.tun i. o. .iuiiii.
The regret which wo felt upon
learning that Oscar Wilde u not com
ing to Astoria, is enhanced when we
aro informod by a Cincinnati paper,
that of the Queon City of the West
ho said that "the vitalities of tho new
country were too harsh, the food was
not decorative, tho hotels were not
pictorial, and tho people were odiously
frank and honest." His soul yearnings
that are. so utterly devoid of guile,
could havo ample play on the Colum
bia bar, bunco that ho comes not we
grieve.
New lot of oi)gi and shei t music at
Ailler's.
Parties wishing groceries, provis
ions or merchandise of any description,
should leave their orders with A. Van
Duscn & Co. as they are prepared to de
liver goods m any part of Hie city on
the shoi lest notice.
Another of tho.se fine A. 15. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
Beautiful stationery in endle va
riety at Carl Adlers'.
. P. J. Goodman, on Chcnamus sheet,
line ll.jf f.l.if.wl 41in l.tn.l ..., .......
...j f.i u.i-,,i-u tiiu l.UirSb U1M1 IJIOM
fashionable, style of gents and ladies
A man and wife want to get situa
tions to take care of a mess house for
cannery. Inquire at Astoriax
office. Would tako anv position
kitchen, dining room, etc., "whero clean
liness and knowledge of cooking is re
quired. Lookout for three barbers at the
Orient Baths, soon. ( Biz, ) Joe.
Furnished or uiftunilshcd looms can
be had at the Union Hotel.
Van Duscn & Co. have just received
a fine lot of bats of the latest .styles and
patterns.
All the latost novels at Adlei's.
ritnsnwiitinirrioal.- nt tlmPitt-imnl.-
store aro tho best in the city. They arc
Kntllf1 hill rr ninn nnH ffitwilid n,l tut--
what most 3011ns ladies would nppreci-
1LU UUJJl UlUIYtU.
T hlii in Qtrottolvm I th r ?!,
ment of fnnc3' goods In my line over
fumery cases, toilet sets, toilet cases-
ilnft TMrflimPrl03 fnnnv CAinc inmll
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
1-1 f nil llwln n.1n.. .1 t .1 1 r .
tit ,"H",4,vhuiu presents ior me
holidays. Call and examine goons ami
Trifpt hpfnrr mirMi?cinT nlmviin...
J. W. Conn's druc .store, opposite Oecl-
uuub uuicj, .fisiuuii, vxeguii.
AuctionSale To-Morrow.
Saturday, April 1st, 10 SO a. m, I vv ill
sell at my auction rooms, alot of second
hand furniture and sundries; one hand
some cottage bed-room set, complete and
nearly new; onespringmattrassandtop
mat trass lo same ; green rep lounge.ncw ;
GO yards Urussels carpet, good as new.;
one piece oilcloth about 12 feet square;
one black walnut whatnot, ( shelves:
one large mirror 6x40 inches; l Howe
sewing machine in good erder: 1 kitch
en cupboard; 1 child':, cradle; I revcrsi
blobaby carnage. neaily new; 2 round
center tallies; bedsteads, chairs, wash
stands, etc,, etc. Also, 1 Buck's patent
No. 8 cook ?tove. in excellent conditien:
I new Diamond Rock ditto. No. : 1
Buckevo State ditto, No. t); 1 box stove,
in good order; flat irons, etc.. etc. Al?o,
10 patent ship's clocks ; 1 doz fishenaan'i
water kesc. and a lot of sundries.
E. C. Holder, Auctioneer.
Vov Item
A ciiwr stand: the fixtures are for
sale. Inquire of P. H. Fox. Mninstrrel.
r.uslorn Ojster.
Another lino lot of Bastein Ojsiers
just leeched at Roscocs, per .teainw
Oregon. Occident block.
A gicat vauelj of locks, hinges mid
wiews at ,lno. MonlgomerjV:.
Rooms to Itent.
Ait one who v. ants a nicelj luriiished
room in a pleasant locality can be ac
commodated at Mrs. Dcnnv Cumin's,
near the Congregational church.
Shiloh's Vital Izer is what jou nerd
for Constipation, Los of Appetite. Diz
7iness and all symptoms of Djspep-.ia.
rricelOand'3 cents per Iiottle. Sold
by W. K. Dement.
New stock of ready made clothing,
gent's furnishing goods, hats, raps, etc.,
at Mcintosh-, NowCIotliiiighouM', Occi
dent li!oek:
A l.irjre consignment of the hct
brand Bed Cross coal oil iu-t received
at Jno. Kodgei'.s, Central Mai kct.
Examine the fine selection of sum
mer .suitings, overcoat-, etc., at Mc
intosh's New Clothing IIoum Occi
dent block. See ad.
At Mrs. Loctts Coffee liooms, a
cup of tea, coffee, or chocolate with plo
or cake, ten cents. Ham. and cgus.
Open at any time. Entrance through
Goo. Lovett's tailor shop.
Hot and cold baths the finest in the
city, at the Orient Bathing Kooms, op
posite Holden'b auction store.
Joi:. Ciiahtkiss, Proprietor. :
'Music hath charms." See Carl Ad-j
make 'cm.
Phnj Srnrnnc nnil U.i,. Inn .... rnr.1.F
of mouldings anil moulders tmds which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the business.
Music for tho piano, organ, llute,
violin, guitar, cornet, aceordeon, Dan jo,
fife, concertina and other instiuments,
just received at Adler's music store.
No old goods on Carl Adler's shelves ;
eerj thing new and Inviting.
Brnee up the whole ovstcin with King
of the Rlood. SenAdveriiscment.
Three scow loads o dry fir, spruce
limbs, and-bark, iust received and fur
sale at Grav's dock.
bhilou's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by W. 11 De
ment, x
Have Wistai'.s balsam of w fid ehcrrj
al v. ays at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, In
llueiua, consumption, and' till Ihroat and
lung complaints. ,'0 cents nnd.l a bot
tle. MISCELIAKEOUS.
Proposals for Transportation.
IICADQUABTERS DKl'AUTJIENT 1
OF 1E COLUMBIA, I
Orricr. or Rmr.p iu.KTEi:M axi i'i:,
Vancocvjui 15ai:i:acks, v. T i
S1
.narciizo. is,i j
EALED I'JtOrOSALS, IN TUIfLlCATK.
sublcct to the Usual conditions. Mill lie
received at this office, and n.t the ofllp nr i!i-
Chief Quartrriiiaster. Military Division of
the Pacific, Presidio of San Franciscu, Cal..
until 111 o'clock noon, on Wednesday. April
19, l&J.'. at which time and places tliej will
be opened in tli preppp of bidders, for
the transportation of nillltnrj supplres on
the foIIowinB descrilied routesiu thelJcpart
ment of the Columbia, durinij tho ciir lom
moncinK .luly 1, issj, ,ind ciidluc Juno
SO. 1SS :
U'ateou Triuwiiorlatioi..
RourXo l. Spramie, V. T., to Cjiiu)
Spkaneanrt Fort OolwUe, W.T.. and fioiu
hjiokane Falls. W. T , to Ciiuu Niok me and
FoitCohille.W. T.
KoutkNo.2. From smitlii'in tennlnas
of the Oregon and California I:. It. to Fi-ri
K aniatli, Oregon.
Itovrr.Xo. j. 1'ioni IVndlctun. On-wm,
to noise liarracks, I. '1.
Steamer 'l'musportution.
CoutkNo. l.-Fortnuis(iurtatlnn "f V.H.
Military .Supplies lietivccu Astorhi and Fort
.Stevens, Oickoii. and Fort Canby, W. T.
Koutk o. 5. llotvvccn l'ortl.uul Oivgnn.
andancouer, 'W.T.
Froposalsfortraifjiwrtation on any or all
of the routes above-named will be received.
Xhe uovemment leserves the n;bt lo ic
jeet any or all proposals.
Ulank proposals,, form of contract, and
printed circulars, statin" the estimated
quantities of .supplies to be tninsported, and
Eivirisfulliufmmatlonasto tlin manner of
bidding, conditions to be observed by bid
ders, and terms of contract and aivinent,
will be famished on application to this of
fice or to tho otllcc ot the Chief Quarter
master. Military Div Won of the l'acilic. fre
sidio of San Francisco. California.
Envelopes containing nronosals'should bo
marked : "Proposals lor Transportation on
Kouto No. ," and addressed to the
uuucrsijinou.
O.K. 1IAMH,
Chief Quartermaster.
GOLDEN SHOE STORE.
I have opened a
NSW BOOT and SHOE STORE
ttu tht Iloudway,
Oppisitr the O. V. A. N" Companv'j I).icl;.l
1 inn prepared In ilo
FtltKTCIitHH WfiniC in n-..vLtnc!
3Iy stuck is larsc and new nnd vci v r,ic ; ,
Of anv style you all shall have j our choice. ;
ii ou me sueu i's ynu una none mat v 111 :o, j
Youcanbnvcthi'in3iAi)i:attli!lloldenSlii)CJ
I.-I. AltVOLD.
Notice.
TVriivlwn. a7,hV uti:5. 0U ,.TIIE
,c.?Di'?.n.eef 21 Jte?"3" P.?tiue Mark-
land, now lylneat this port, will bo respons
ible for any debts contracted by tho crew.
H. l.niiisi-, Master.
MISiTELLAXEOUS.
OPENED.
. I
RBilllHUDB eiiOTIIINOi
i
Men's Youth's and Boys'
AI-ji a lirst-Uav. line of
Gent's Fnmishing Goods,
1T.4TS, CAFS, etc.. etc.
B. A, Mcintosh
Tailor ami Clothier
OCCIDKNT 'SLOCK.
Caz?l JLdler's
ncxrsxG store,
Pianos and Organs
Or all i,ialci's constantly on hand. Also f,
full stock of
VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC-
COKDJvOSS. CONCERTINAS.
HARMONICAS, FLUTES.'
AKo a laujo stock of the best of
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
OUHIll J1UO.IU,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As well as ecr thine eLsc belonglnc to a
i irsi la.Hs .iinsic flora.
l'iiuio and Organ? ujld on tno monthly in
stalhiipnt plan, or for rent.
Carl Ad lor' si Book Store.
'Hie largest stock of
Blank Books and Stationery
Of every description.
School IRH)s, Bibles. Poetical
noTKs, Ainums ana
Hold lvns.
Boshlcs a full and complete
stock of eierythins usually
Kent In a noil rcculatcd Hook
Store.
Also. IK'ttS ilrnnt and nwnnv fnr
CARL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
',Fotkct unci Table Cutlery,
i Yankee Xotion-t and Tojs,
i rietmo 1'ramcs and Chromos.
.Haiiy carriages, a complete
assortment. Archery, etc
Xewoods by every steamer. Tho public
aro invited to examine my stock and prices.
CHENAMU8 ST... - A8TOMA. OREGON.
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
tn'.Ai.i:i:s in
Iron, Steel, Coal. Anchors. Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
WROUGHT A'I ('IT OALVAXIZED
Shelf Hard vare, Paints and Oils
Rubber uid Hvinp Packina of ail Kinds.
PROVISIONS,
rr.oru aai .niu. ri:nD.
Ai;enM te: halem Flouring Mills,
foniflr rhenainiis and Hamilton Streets
A.Vl'OKIA.UKKGON'.
The Pioneer Restaurant.
MAIN" STKI'.ET. - ASTfMtlA, OON,
l'oniH'ilj kept by Mrs, ArriKOid)
Has lleen llllrd up nnd ltc-oiiird by
MKS. V. Y. ILULUY.
Tho tables are kept neat and clean nnd
aie supplied with the very best tho market
affords.
artVomnf and obliging vvaitcis arc In
constant atlon dance.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TVOTICi: IS HKUKllY OIVEX.TIIATOX
JL and alter this date the partnership
heretofore existing between Ma. Wagner
and J. J. llilcy, is tin- dav dissolved by mu
tual consent, J. .!. Kiley rettriiiB from the
firm. Thcbnsine.-sunibecontincd bv Mr.
JIa Waancr. where he will be nlcised tn
sec nil his old friends and enjov- a Reed f rosh
piassot Naiinnal I!rovery lleer. clear and
harp. !eo. Fisher, .siipciintendent.
All l)i!Ls lint luva been contnicteil by the
llrm of Alav Wasncr Jc Co. will be bottled by
Max Warner, and all de'jts du'4lie .old firm
arc pav ablet Mis Warner.
MAX WAl'.Xr.U.
J. .1. llll.KY.
A-t-jiia. (ircjion. 'Vf.iiehaii. 182.
'! Citv Treasurer's Notice.
NOTICK IS HKlti:UY (S1VEX THAT all
tl10 CS utAstnna, will be paid on prcsen
tatlon to the nndefblaiicd a his nniec. In
terest will cease on and after this date.
, , J. G. HL'STLEKJlreasurcri
AjfOrf a, Karflk 7, 1882.
yw Einn-"Ti lit " iitifilll JTIW 'V'X
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C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ffHIMF
i REDUCTION
FOE THE NEXT 30 DAYS
AT
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu
itimiiiiiiMtiiusiiiiiiiiiiimitiitnttatMi
I X L STORE
lIMIlI31igiiag(),IIIma1nlI
To make room for
6kAll Win tar
f r 1U'
very low.
I ,X IftStorG, near
ASTORIA BREWERY. '
M. MEYER Proprietor.
ASTORIA, - - OREGON.
SPECIAL .3Xr3NrOTTJa"OE13MC3ElJra?.
nEDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARKELOF 30 GALLONS.
LAIifiK ORDERS IX LIKE PEOPOnTIOX.
LessSQuantitles, - - 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer. - - S I SO per Doxen
"Mtineclal attontioii paid to orders from I'nblic Houses and FamU!es.-wi
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JOHN HAHN, - PROPKIETOR.
CHENAEHJS STREET, - ASTORIA; 0REQ0KT.
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WINDOW CORNICES
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