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ASTORIA. OREGOS :
SATURDAY..... JTJIA 20, 1882
j. F. HALLOE.ix r tittur j
j , . .
Ait "Item." ;
,., ,tr 1( , - ,
Tut n allacntown. now lying tn
.. , ,',' ,, n ... , -ii -
the stream opposite the citv, will
e - l i t j ct.o.
finish loading in a dav or so. She
, i j -omin" . i
has on board .2,000 cases oi sal-
, i .. ,
racm. She will take on about two i
hundred tons of flour forward to
steady her. This salmon and flour !
aggregate in value nearly $400,
000. This is the most valuable
cargo that ever left the Pacific
coast. The vessel was chartered
by Astorians, loaded at Astoria,
and of the 400,000 which her
cargo represents, 38S,000 is the
direct product of Astoria. This
is worthy of comment. The sim
ple fact of a vessel leaving port
with the most valuable cargo that
ever set sail from any Pacific coast
port, is of itself an item worthy of
chronicle. The nearest approach
in value, of any of which we are
cognizant, was a vessel that left
San Francisco abont two years ago
with a cargo of furs. Her cargo
was worth about $295,0008100,
000 less than that of the Wallace-
town. The fact was telegraphed
to every point in the world that
had telegraph connection. AVo
presume -that when the Wallace
town weighs anchor and goes to
sea, the Portland agent of the
Associated Press will, as usual,
announce the vessel as leaving Port
land, and when the San Francisco
papers come up we will find in
them the following item:
"Portland. July . 18S2. The llr. Mi'm
Wallacetown went to sen this a. x... loaded
h lth salmon and flour from the Columbia."
This is the usual style. Astoria
loads the large vessls, but the tele
graph is mute. We would not be
understood as blaming the Ore
gonian. 'Tib not a question of
blame. Blaming anyone does no
good. It is a matter of justice. If our
Portland friends do not see fit to do
Astoria justice,it is cause for regret,
but there is no use in getting pro
voked about it. And while on this
subject there is another little, mat
ter to which we respectfully call
the attention of the Oregonian and
the Portland Board of Trade. Tn
their circular, which has been sent
to every portion of the world, that
body states that at Astoria twenty
five cents a ton wharfage is
charged. This is a mis
statement of facN. We do not
think the businessmen who consti
tute the Portland Board of Trade
would tell a dclihcrato no such
thing to a customer, so as to get
him to buy his goods at his estab
lishment. Now we would ask that
organization as a body if that state
ment of their's is not lying, what
is it. In an interview with Capt.
Shand, of the Wallacetown, yes
terday morning, we asked him,
as we have asked many ethers:
"Captain was this vessel charged
wharfage at Astoria?" Here is
his answer. "No sir! it was not."
Now the Portland Board of Trade
says wharfage is charged. Wo
say it isn't; so say the captains;
so say the city autherities: Who
islying under a mistake. This is
something that cannot be answered
by a sneer. Nothing is cheaper
than a newspaper sneer; but no
amount of sarcastic disposing of
this will rub it out.
The "Wallacetown is a new iron
ship, owned by Hargrove and
Hellen, of Sunderland. Last
December we published an exten
sive account of the Beecroft, owned
"by the samo firm, which wont out
of here with a valuable cargo of
wheat which was partly lightered
from Portland and loaded at Asto
ria. These shipowners also have
- the Respicadera, the Bowdon
which will be remembered as
having loaded at Astoria, direct,
three years ago and the Hospo
dar, five in all, built on the same
model, and noted for speed and
capacity. The Wallacetown left
Hull on the 1st of November, '81
swith a cargo of coal for Wilming
ton, California, and came here
.-from' that port. She draws 21
feet 4 inches of water, and is as
neat a model of a vessel as. ever j
loaded in the Columbia river. In t
compliance with our request Capt.
G. D. Shand, yesterday figured up
the difference in cost between
loading at Astoria and loading at
Portland. According to thai
gentleman's figures leaving out
all extra detention uoinir no and
. '"
down the river and taking chances
on sai,d bars lie figures that in
...
saved his cinplovcrs 2.000 bv
. .. . '
loading here,
NEW TO-DAY
. (
.VET LOST.
THK NIGHT OF THE LMTH. HE-
01
tweenSnag Islaud and Tongue Point.
Ostrand, Jackson & Mvcis
Station at
Tongue Point.
J29.1t
ET 1.0HT.
THE NIGHT OF THE 23TH. liE-
Ol
tweenSnac Islaud and Tonsruc Point.
2o0 fathom:, 40-mesh Barbour's twine No. 40
U and 12 ply Some corks marked W. 1. P.
Co. Give information to 1C. Ostrand, Jack
sou & Myers Station, Tongue Toint.
SET LOST.
A ROUT 160 FATHOMS -10 MESH DEEP.
between Barney Point and Knapit, '
ouuuiv.'uu. xsomarKS. jne nnaerwin ir
?VLfo?Sl?2r otifyinstho
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OTTO JOHNSON.
LOST.
FISHING BOAT NO. 27 MARKED G. W.
Hume. The finder will be suitably le
warded bv returning the same to
j29M Geo. W.HUME.
ItET Tovxn.
ABOUT CT. FATHOMS LONG. 47, MESHES
deep. Buoy marked S. E. Owner can
have same by proving property and paying
charges. Appiy at Badollet's Cannery, or at
the station at Sand Island.
j23-3t O. P. JOHANSEX.
ETFOIJD.
ONTHE MORNING OFTHE 2STH ABOUT
81 fathoms of net, no marks. Owner
can apply to Mr. Frank Sweet, prove prop
erty and pay charges. J29-st
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN THAT THE
undersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Clatsop, administrator ot the es
tate oi wiiiiani inurrow, aeccasea. ah
1craons Having claims against said estate are
lerebv notified to present tlicm to the under
signed at my place of business in Astoria. In
said Count', within six months from this
uaie.
Astoria. Oregon Julv 29 1SS2.
WILLIAM BOCK.
w3l-5t Administrator.
XF.T JLOST.
ONTHE NIGHT OF JULY 18th, XKAK
Bay View, about 150 fathoms net, 10
mesh deep, Barbour's 12-ply thread, cotton
lines, some corks marked F. D. & Co. Find
er will pleasosendwordto.1. W.& V.COOK,
Clltton.
A'KT IiOST.
ON NIGHT OF JULY ITth. ABOUT COO
fathoms of net, 40 and 15 mesh deep,
Barbour's , 12-ply twiue. Some of i-orKs
marked S. F. Coy others, P. 1L G. l.eai'
net wltll O. T. SKOLANU, S. P. Co.
WIST FOI!NI.
fX THE AFTERNOON OF THE JBT1I
v s
about 2CD fathoms net off Tongue Point.
ij mesu, no marks, out inouxut io neiong io
Megler. Loser cm get it at IJevlin's rannery
A'ET FOli'&IK
rN MONDAY NIGHT, JULY 24th. iu the
Middle Channel, about 100 fathoms net.
no marks. Owner can obtain same by prov
en v:um paving ciiarpes Appiv to
t PETEK PETEKSON".
S. P. Co's Cannerj'.
nut For.i,
KN1NG OF Jl'L
ON THE EVENING OF JFLY 22nd
nusite Knannlon mills. aiout 100
OP
pusite Knappton mills. aiout 100 fath-
oms net. 40, and 27 mesh deep. Onner ean
gel it at Devlin'.s Cannery
XKT FOOD.
ON THE MORNING OFT HE SMli INjT..
"." fathoms net, Barbour's No. 12, corks
marked W. 1.. leads marked G. M.t and S. S.
Packing Co., and f'ooke, Owuer can have
It by applying to the v.ow Gusta a, at l)ev
Hn's cannery. j2'-3i
NOTICE.
WILLIAM WIGGINS HAS DEFRAUD
IT ed me and others in this city, by leav
iugus without notice and without paying
what he owes us. All persons having busi
ness with him should be on their guard.
I.J.ARVOLD.
Oregonian copy. iw
City Taxes.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
city assessment roll for iss2 is now in
my hands for collection, and all persons that
are Indebted for the same may save five per
cent by paying said taxes before Aug. JSth,
1SS2. J. G. HUSTLER.
City Treasurer.
Notice.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
isting between J. T. Borchers and F. M.
Coll mid in the fish packing business, under
the name of "The Astoria Variety Packing
Co.," is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter bo conducted
by J. T. Borchers, who will 'settle all debts
dun or becoming due against the firm and he
will collect all debts due or becoming due to
the firm. J. T. BORCHERS
GEO. F. M. COLLUND.
Astoria, Oregon, July 27th, 18S2.
Ladies' Fair.
milK LADIES OF ASTORIA WILL HOLD
JL their annual Fair in aid of St. Mary's
Hospital, at Liberty Hall ; commencing Fil
day. the 28th Inst., at 7 r. r.. and continuing
to Saturday. August the Ctli, Sundays ex
cepted. Refreshments will be served every even
ing by ladles competent for the purpose.
The kind and liberal patronage of oil Is re
spectfully solicited. td
EXCURSION!!
Steamer Gen. Miles.
Will leave Gray's Wliarf at a. ui.
SUNDAY JULY 30f 1882.
Will teach at Ilwace nm Canby,
And then proceed to
Tillamook Rock.
And will get back at 7 o'clock that evening.
Fare for Round Trip, riwaco - - $l.M
Fare forRoundTrip Tillamook Kock82.
J.H.D.fKAT,
Agent Dwaco Steam Navigation Co.
J HpdLppL
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIRCUS! CIRCUS! CIRCUS!
Westman's Great Eastern Circus.!
Wilgne n.NFTi'in oua; wck in A-dona. on 1
M.vrrK.vY aft2:k.o. i. in. I
Matinee lor Lndiri Mid Children, i
Kt)t4'ATK IIOXiMKS.
frssy CLOW.S.
LOFTY Ti:."HBlAXO.
Feats of Strength,
Grotesque Comicalities,
Numerous Novelties, Etc., Etc.
Previous iu the performance Prof. Rlondon,"
the daring KUNAMilL'JJST. will make an
oewrnn Ascension on the Tight-rope.
Tree to all.
IVifoimainre In tin: King to roiumciii'e :it
H o'clock.
Admission iX) cents. Children under 12 wars
ofage, 'Si cents.
Will Whow ou Court Hnuxc Nquurc
Carl Adler's
BOOK STORE
The Jarget Mock f
Blank Books and Stationciy
Of every description.
School Books. Bibles, Pot-lif-al
Works, Albums and
Gold Pen,
Besides a Ml and complete
stock of everything usually
kent In :i well regulated Book
2-'
Store. Also, news depot and agency lor
every paper and periodical published.l
Carl Adler's Music Store
e
Pianos and Organs.
Of all makes constantly on hand. Alo a
full stock ol
VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC-
CORDEONS, CONCERTINAS,
ILVRMONICAS. TLUTES,
Also a large stock of the best of
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC.
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As well as everything else belonging to a
First (Mass Music Store.
Pianos and Organs sold on tne nir.utl.lj in
stallment plan, or for rent.
CARL ADLER'SVAR ETY STORE
C?"g Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
5"5iil"oekel and Table Cutlery.
it '0B'Vank'"'" Notions and Toy.s,
r JK Picture Frame and Chromos.
JjwEllaby Carriages, a complete
-assorlinent.
New goods by every .steamer. The public
an invited to examine my Mock and prices.
CHENAMUia,ST.. - ASTORIA. OREGON
Barbour's
No. 40 I2-Ply
SALMON TWINE !
CORK Ml! Llilll Ll,l,
SEINE TWINlES
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
311 Market Street. San Frauclitro
Solo Agents for the Pacific Coast.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Homes For Fishermen.
On Saturday, August 5, at 2 P. M.
I am Instnicted by Messrs Bergman and
Berry to sell, on the premises,
ONE HOh'DRED BUILDING LOTS AT
Auction. Plentv of water. Rich sol!
admirably adapted lor vegetable gardens.
All situate in the newly surveyed illage of
rxiuiTurooh., on uio nonnorn pan or uoDert
TerriLS of payment at sale.
For further partlculais anil examination f
recoruea pia. -npiy to
. , K. C ilOLDEN
Auctioneer and Beal Estate Agent,
For Sale.
TWO ACRES OF LAND, WITH ONE
story house, situate within SOO feet of
tharfHtOfttluaruet, Washington Terrltorv,
Price $400.
One acre of land, with two-storv house
situate within 0 feet of samo wharf." Price
700.
Farm of 1S3 acres, with house, and two
wood wharfs. Frontage one-half mile on
Columbia River : Wacresalderlandon place ;
situate one mile from above wharf. Price
$130.
For particulars enquire of Geo. B. Roberts,
Cathlamet. W. T.f or Y. R. Stronff, Portland,
wicuu. qw im
If
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Tji Idfk'r.T-yxrfiziz&r.& iiR.
1 a.-" $-'
The BossCoffee
a vHBnHliiflSnsiifP
3G. B-. XXil.WnS,
TWO DOOUSEASTIOP OCCIDPINT.
D. A.
McINTOSH
TJLILOR,
(!L0TU1EB 1KD IUTTBR
Worsted Suits,
Pique Suits,
Diagonal Suits,
Cassimere Suits,
Tweed Suits,
Castor Suits,
Flannel Suits.
ALL SKW ttOOIIS
.N i-uxjant .ss(irnii:vr or
NECKWEAR
OIRF.Cr PROM THK FACTOR.
gQSIERV.
SID GIiOVES,
SOIT ANDSTiri-'
H IAI TI S.
0. A. McINTOSH.
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,.
Orridciit R!ot-k.
- - -
i i TOKr
' " '
maktix ro.vi:r.
FOARD & STOKES,
Wholi-sale and retail dealers m
i
Wood and Willow-ware,,1
GROCERIES.
Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors
roi:::n:N and do.miv.stsc
Fririis mid Yvgp.iablc.
F3COXJR, 2S25;53,
COUNTRY PROOUOK.
ANI
General Commission SQierchants
aktokia. ntr.;ox.
Vt to Oregon Kailway.t Nav.io's d.k-K
diw
Dairy Farm for Sale.
I am instructed lv .Mr. G. V. Coillnhenx . to
offer for salt) nU flncly-liwateil faun
OX CLATSOP PLAINS.
It eousl&ts of ICO acres of euellont pasture
land which, with the adjoining cattle raiiKe.
is capahle orsuiiportinR 70 head of stock the
vear round. KIrIU acres fenced and n acres
under cultivation.
Finest Vegetable Cardcn on Ibe I'lalnsi
Ami cnt-nrol linnrlncr fniil Iri'n Ifrmfh i5
tirotected itv rising ground and timherhe-
tween it and the ocean, from all heavy wind
andstonus.
House Containing T Rooms.
Store-room, milk-room, barn, stable, wagon j
Mied, etc, etc. Tills valuable farm is situated
1J2 miles south from l'oint Adams' Light .
House, and if applied for soon will be sold .
at a very low figure, Mr. Coulnberry being
old and desirous of retiring Iroin labor. If
not sold at private sale before the first of (
August, the whole property will he disused i
of at
PHblle ihcIIoh
riBiicAMHUH.
Title indisputable. For further parlieulai
enquire oi
E. G. H0LDEPJ,
Koal Estate Agcnl .
ir
LOTS FOR SALE.
Lots 4 and 5, in Block ,3
ox
C0NC0MLY and JACKSON STS.,
OTEY'S ASTOItrA.
Ju2t dim Apply to I. IV. Cant.'.
S50 KEWARD.
A REWARD OFSM WILL BE PAIO FOR
lhf recovorv of the lioilv of Alfred AVest.
"who was drowned in the Columbia riwr. on"
the wreck of the Great Republic, last Sun
day night, the 23d inst. Deceased was about
24 vears of age, well built.c feet seven inches
In bight, light complexion and had on a pair
of dark pants, and vest, and a pair of heavy
leather lootq : The above reward will be
, paid by W. H. WOOD, Upper Astoria, twk
and Tea Pot
.MAY r.r. HAD ot
TC.R HAWKS:
sm.r AtiKNr.
Ko. Agent for ihe eet"latd
line?.- i'ninj Cor.Js Ntoo.
MKDAliLlOX
i
KiW. t
It A.
j-1
sTl- VM 1 ri'llMiS irPIVIALTY.
juo liut tlie lies! ttiH-kii-oii MphiVi-
..kfcuur.mteit urnocic'tyt'.
ASTOIUA. OI.'KUON
:iIILL'S URIBTIBS.
CKO.H1I.L, -WAITl'.i:
PAKKS.
I'Bol'KII-TOUi
STr. MANAGF.i:
New Star in "Ravi A Succession !
ftiisigeiwut of
Tjir, HARRY C0JKTLEY
lin1 iatin. (nicili:i:i ximl l:irer
MISS MOLLIS CHRISTY
Serin mif 4tieeii
MR. T0H CHRISTY
Tlie tsrin- of 4J!I s::j Sief
m:iirs.
TojieUier with a new
i All the Old Favorites Retained. J
. 1
Mubl. Knlli'c halite ot l'ro
urninme On re a IVceK.
CompriMUjiall the latest
SONGS. DANCES AND ACTS.
Wc give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
Tin lliealie Is crowded nlirlitlv. and all
who lt:ue witnessed the entertainment lro- !
, nounce it In be ennal to anv ulven elsewhere. J
Ir. Hill :i a eaterer'for the pnlilie's
' amusement nm not le eeelled. Anybody
wishing to s)entl a ideasmt evening and t
e sKirUiiiK wit and beauty without uil-
ir.iriiy,.s!ioiti iiiiprove iiienpHirinmiyanti
eome.
'The eonnm eomjui-estlie following ui-li-UnoMi
Artists:
l.MlS 1ANNIK Wai.tox.
Miss Mnu.ir. Ciurisrv.
Mi:. CtiAiif.rai Knui.Kt:.
M::. Tom. CiiKisrv.
Jit:. Wai.tki: rAi:K.
.Mi:. IIaruv Coyr.v.v.
.Mi:.llAi:i:v;i.r..5!.
All which will :iiji4ar nightly in theirdif
fcrent sieclalties.
Open air eoneert every evening: perform-
j aiicecomtiienehucat S; entrance to i heat re
on Kenton Mreet ; private boxes on Chr-tta-
Look out for Hew Stars.
WB 3S. rr.si:s:23,xT
astokia. i:r.s:N" v
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT KEDICIEES, ETC
. :ifficn,,lll,ns l"ir"ri,,,y 0,,-',0,,m,f l,-a:
rlIonieiipntliic Tinctures ;.nd Tellets,
and Humphrey's Siu'Cilics also kept.
WAlt IS JS:C.,iiAF.i WITKOI'T
ri'ttTieKJ: xe'riri:
1 O
Ami no ti-rnis of peace until
UMf S.
Uls
eierv man in Astoria Ii:h a new '
.-i--jl' Miirof flothes
.4
rrT
S5
?jaim: i:v iikaav
s w i:
-
Intkat tin prices;
IV.nts to order from
1'ants-, Genuine French CassimiTc
Suits from - -- -- 2jW,
The liiifst Hue of samples outhe co:ist to
select iroin. r. .1. ai ivr ,
:t to Hansen .letfclry store
Cass street, nex
GOOD CHEAP BOOTS,
Lately Reduced the
Price
Of all my l'irst-Chiss
BOOTS V.M SHOES MADR IO OnitBi:. ;
As follews: i
i FillCit SeWCll Calf IlOOlS
U.:.
SHOO
Finest Pegged Tap Soled
10 Sol
- 10 00 !
Finest Begged Single Soled
Nothing but the Bet
Genuine Mercer French Calf
T.sed In My Shop.
f. .1. Arvolii.
Opposite the O. JJ. & X. Co.'s Dock.
Dissolution of Partnership.
milE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
; JL existing between .loiin flioy aim a. i
j Keller, under the firm name of Moy& Keller
js mis day dissolved bv inulual consent. All ,
iicuvs due me nrni win ne coiiecieu uy .lonu
Moy. .JOHN MOV.
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CALIFORNIA STORE
TOOK.
SALE COMMENCED
SATURDAY,
iSTOTJOE.
To savo c.vpenso, wo Uevi-by notify all potaons indebted to the Cali
fornia Store, that :i speedy settlement is necessary. Action will be
taken k collect same '50 days from date of this notice. By order of
Creditors. " Astoria, Oregon, July 25th, 1882.
uSl (Vinson TO .IAHCINS & AlONTCOMnUV.) .
COICASiHt or JIAir7.V.'l
ASXOR, -
CHAS. HEiLBORN,
ilANUPACTHKEl; OF
Ifubnitube
AND DEAI.E11 IN
j Qarpetfl? OH Glotll,
Wjndow Shadgs Uce Gurtains
"WINDOW CORNICES AND CQRTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
MARTIN OLSEN,
DEALEU IN yBsf
FITRNTTUKB ? BEDDING.
Corner lain and Siiueinouita Streets. Astoria. Oregon.
WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC.
A Complete .Slock.
PRICES AS GHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
.151. II3rS OT FriKCTTrRE ?:$:iMIKEl A3Sl TARKISnED.
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a h- S5 was o-
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a R3Sff5?2 ISHtFISH
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PT SALE
JULY 22nd.
2itgomery,
IHUI.KUS IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment'of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Magee Stores and Ranges
The lst iu the market.
rnimhiiiK goods of all kinds onpinud. .fob
work done m a workmanlike manner.
.jp.fferno streets,
OREGOH.
m bedding
Wall Papei', MUTOtS,
Picture Frames and Mouldings,
S r Sf t "
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