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A few more such years and we shall see
women in Congress. 1t has been a year
in which women suffragists have gained
more victories than in the whole decade
that has preceded it. In several states
legislation in their interest has been secur-
ed that they have hardly dared to hope
for so soon, and in one state great po-
litical party has admitted woman as
delegate to its state convention. In sew
eral states, as for instance Colorado,
Rhode Island, Iowa and Connecticut,
bills have passed one branch on the legis-
latures giving to women full rights of suf-
frage with the "brutes of creation" but
defeated in the other branches by inaigpifi-
cant maorties. This is long step in ad-
vance of any previous accomplishment
Maine has made women qualified to serve
ON school boards, and Vermont has made
them eligible to the high and honorable
Office of town clerk. Iowa has made wo-
men eligible to the Office of county record
er. Nebraska has granted school suffrage
and submitted constitutional amendment
to the people giving her full rights With
men,
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Land once 1t Yanktou, OAK, August a. 1854,
Notice Is hereby given that the following name set
tier has fled notice OF his intention to mako nnal
proof In support OF his claim, and secure Anal
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made
before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, Esq, Clerk OF the Dis.
D. T., on Thursday Oct. l, 1881, p. N. viz: Ru-
dolph Calmeyer dnder his Hd entry No. 1892, Sioux
Falls series for the South u W i, Section l, and
u n-wl4 Section a. Town 90, Range ~. He nameL
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF said land viz:
Joseph Chapman, }. ", Gilbert, VIVA, n. Parke,
.. Is. Wells, all Of Carton, Dakota.
40 g. A. XlTTlR, RaaiatAe.
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StraVed or Stolen.

From the Dixon farm near Nine Mile
creek, on Thursday October 18th, two
COWS, one light red COW with rope around
horns and white spot in face, one light
roam with wire and rope around head.
Leave information with j. A. Ingham,
Selma, D. T., or Sheriff Dixon, Canton,
Dakota.
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Land Office at Yankton, OAK, October 9Th, 1881.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, Clerk
Of dist. court for Lincoln county, d. r. at CaA-
ton, d. T. the county seat on Monday Nov H. 1881
Falls series. for the North West u, Ssctios 20, T
80, II 81. He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Enock Johnson, Nels J. DrAG-
stad, Andreas uldberg, Ole yldberg sl} OF LenusI.
Lincoln county, d. +.
20 g. A. WRTrkR, Register.
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Gen. G. H. Van Wyck, United States
senator from Nebraska, and wife buried
Monday at Milford, Pa, the former home
of Mrs. Van Wyck, their only children,
two little girls who died at their home near
Nebraska City, last week, of diphtheria.
On the arrival with the remains they first
learned of the death of Mrs, Van Wyck' S
father, COL John H. Brodhead Of the
treasury department at Washington
whose remains were brought and inferred
at the same time with the grand children.
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Land ONCE at Yankton, OAK. Sept. Is, $751;
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notices OF his intention to make
Anal proof In pport of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppstt, clerk
Of district court for Lincoln county, OAK. It Cam
ton, the county seat thereof, on Tuesday the 25th
day Of October 1881 viz: Adolph Schoenmann,
Presumption A639, for the south east or, sectien L.
Twp. %, 81. He names the following witnesses to
to prove his continuous residence upon aud Guilt
walton Of said land, viz: Henry Wsishsn, George
Odell, John Gerber, Ohas. \. Voses, all Of WORTH
ing, Oak.
20 @. A. WErTER, Register.
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Land Office at Yankton, T., Sept. lAth, 1ssi -
Notice is hereby given that the following-namsd
settler has filed notice Of her intention to make nai
proof in support Of her claim, and secure Anal entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made
before NJ Cuppett, clerk Of tho Dist. court In and
for Lincoln Co., at Canton, the county seat there
Of on Friday October 2sh 1881, p. m. viz: Belle
Femreite, heir at law of Kuste Fsmreite dec hom.
T340, Sioux Fails series, for the " u, 8 Z Y. 500
ing Witnesses to prove her continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land viz: Peter ]. Enc
DO aud Thomas n. Sunday Of Canton, Lars ],
Berg and John Il. Johnson Of Nurey.
% q. A. WETTRR. Register.
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Land ONCE at Yankton, d. T., October I'D, 1891.
Notice is hereby gvon that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make Anal
proof in support of his claim, and secure ANAL en-
try thereof, and that said proof will be made before
the Register l. Receiver at Yaukton, OAK Ter. on
Monday Nov, %, 1881, viz: Christopher Sanford,
Homd No. e82l, Sioux Falls series, for sout west Y
Section 20, town 96, range 81. He names the fol.
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz: Bartlett
Minot, Walter Bonnie, John bonne, Orpha o. Nj
not, all Of Brooklyn, Lincoln county, D. T.
~ @, A, WETTRR RAQiater.
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Land Once at Yankton, D T., Sept. Is, 1851
Sir; You arc hereby notified that tho Homestead
law requires Anal proof OF settlement sad oaltvs-
ton to be made within two years after the expire
case of your entry No. 5666 for north west Or. Of
Section Twp. W Range 81 dated April 18th 1874
the time ixed by the statute has expired without
the requisite proof being fled by you. You Will
therefore within thirty days from date OF service Of
this notice show cause before us why your olstR
shall not be declared forfeited aid your entry esn-
celed for Noncompliance with the requirements Of
the law 30 that the case may be reported u he
Commissioner Of the General Land Once for Ne
proper action.
q. A. WxTTBs, RsGistsr.
ALEXANDRA Hu0Hxs Rsssivas.
To Ere Lass, LesnoI, D. T,
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It is said that ever since the death of
President Garfield Mrs. Lincoln has been
suffering the most intense mental anguish
Size frantically Declares that an assassin
murdered her husband and they will soon
kill her son Robert if he continues to re-
main in Washington. She wants him to
resign and leave public life altogether
He is her only child, and she hopes he
may live to continue and soothe and COM
fort her declining years.
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Land Once at Yankton, Oak. October 10th, 1881
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice OF his intention 10 make an
al proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will DO made before VIM M. Cuppets, clerk
of district court, for Lincoln county, ct Canton,
Dak., on Wednesday Nov. 80, 1881, 2p N, Wis:
John Peterson under his Homestead entry No. 69eo
Sioux Falls series for the South West fr I, y00eSO
Es names the following Witnesses t. prove his go.
HnSpus residence upon aud cultivation Of said lsnA
viz: Ole Peterson, PsdeI HAlvorson, Louls kssr.
strom, Chsrss Anderson, all Of Brooklyn, OAK.
20 g. A. WErrKR, Register.
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IS ALEXANDER HusHxs, Receiver.

Land ofhoe Ut Yantton, OAK, October eth, 1884.
settler hss hled notice Of his Intention 10 msks
nHsl proof in support Of his claim, and sseurs
hus leutry thereof, and that said proof will 10
made before Register or Receiver at Yankton. DAB.
on Monday Nov. %, 1881, 10 =. M, viz: Nslinaa
Sanford, under her homestead entry, No. 4s20, fer
the North West i, soc S5-v6-6l. He nAmos the ftI
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, Wig: orphs ~
not, Bartlett Minot, William Bonins, walter 30
nine all Of Eden, Dakota.
Is @. A. WRryRA, Reatst>R.
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A. Hoffman new saloon one door east
of the post-office is constantly being i'm
proved. Finely painted and frescoed and
partitoned off for the accommodation of
callers it is becoming popular resort.
Free lunch every morning from 10 to II,
Tom and Jerry, eggnog and mixed drinks
a speciality. Remember the place.
%. A, HOFFMAN.
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Just imagine live baby that weighs
five ounces. Such one is product OF
Maryland
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Soft coal for sale by Madole & Huxley
at 81. 90 per ton, in car lots at 81 40.
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ST.OFFiCE TIME TABLE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Final Proof-Malinda Sanford.
Final Proof John Petite, son.
Final Proof-Christopher Sanford.
Contest Notice-Curry vs. Snyder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

United States Land Office, Yankton OAK, October
10 lSsl.-Complaint having been entered at this
Office by ". q. Snyder against John Curry for
abandoning his homestead entry No. SSlS. dated
March Ia, 1878, upon the northeast y, sec ~, twp
9s range No. 81, In Lincoln county, DaloA, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said ,.
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this oihos
Oh the 10th day OF December 1881, at 10 oelo
III. to Respond aud furnish testimony concerripV
said alleged abandonment.
IS ALEXANDER Hvsnxs Receiver.
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Car load of Michigan apples in this
week at Madole & Hinkleys.
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CO. week. 3l2 at home easily made. Costly
~ 6outft free. True l. Co., Augusta, Nains,
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THURSDAY OCT. ~, 1881,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
W. NJ. CuPpETr, Clerk OF District Court.
ELLlNd OPsAL, Reg ster of Deeds ami aAOfhcio
County Clerk.
HuErsoN, Treasurer.
l DIXON, sheriff.
d. ALLIBosE Superintendent Of Schools
4 BENNETT Judge of Probate.
o BhANpHAGES. Chm
NATHAN NOBLE, ! Co. Con,r
L. Q. PAREE.
\. F. < A. NJ.
siL,ER STAR LoDGE No. t. A.F.SA. NJ Regu-
lmoon. '' Vi "o'o'e VIC '"'i
'lteiai meeting every second Wednesday after
o. o.. S. CLIFFORD, W. NJ.
chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Time of departur. of Passenger Train. from
Sioux City, in effect
Leave tor Chicago and the Ess ,....... 1880 P. NJ.
e 1850 A. N.
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C6 con- day athome. Samples worth - free,
W V6OAddress sanson l. Co Portland, Ne.
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A Slight Difference,

Convention adjourned.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-25
THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets .

FLouR.--Super6ne s. 90; Extra s. 20 /;
Corn Meal r. cwt. s. 30; Buekwheat r cwt
81 90.
BUrTER-Choico roll, top prices. i2'2 cts.
sc Wholesale: choice lillalnOOk 3oc.
CHFEsE-Clatsop dairy ll8iSe.
EGGs.-lJG-o cts p doz. Chickens, - o..
FRESH MEATS.-Choiee cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton Sale. BY the
carcase SC.
MEArs.-Breakfds bacon l31fol5 per b.:
sides ls'zal4'zc: hams 3l2al9c; shoulders
lNal2c smoked beef I5al6'sc: corned beef
SlOql2 r bbi.: corned pork ice 2 h.
BEANS.--.,d4 cts.
DRIED FHrIrS.- Blacabcrries 2pc; Pruncs
l6a1tl-.
HoNEA.- La frames 50c In gias, &c.
LAEl.-ln tins and ca1dIes l2' .,l'c q ~.
MIL FaEu.-Bran so 10 : country. 80 =
ton: ~hoIt- SlS w: Hay SO poo32 -: Z ton.
OATS.-Acaurdin- 20 quality, prices range
frasn 80 loI al, a. Da~Aei.
NEaE'AIi.s,.- 49, i'otaroeS AL q. p 70.
Drlor- -f. q 81 H.
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san Francisco Markets.
iry MAIL ANp rELEGRArHl

tliA MAIL ANb ll-i-i.'fitN II IT,.
WHEAr-~l l. .,sl 30 per GENITAL i"r
good shipping.
OAT~-Sl l5al - T. cjl.
WooI.--Orr.on. Valley Gw-sl ci>. -
b.. Eastern Oregon. lN03u.
HIDES-lleayy Salted To- sc: light. du
lac: >altea calf. l0ul2
FAMILY Provision ~-ii3con, $50 Is. )
cts: clear Oregon sides. i5o li e.: hams,
J. a. l5 cts.
BAELEY-COaSt feed s0USl ~ cts;
Brewing S1Js1,.5 r. cti.
HAY-Mheat. Sg,dSlj. Dat. S.ld~l5.
Barley. S9@T SO 4 ton.
VEGETABLES Potatoes 100 ~ cts pel
100: Onions red. 60N1oc per 100: lel,
low ~lmSl 20 per l0a.
EGGS-Califurnia..I .Ioi7,. = doZ: Ore
CON. 500, Joe q doZ.
FLotE-Best family extra. - -: Nu.
pcrfinc. - J00i: Bakers extra - l.
Oregon extra. - 400 = Or: Nalla-walla
extra. - J0,o - -.
FEUIT>-Dried apples. S,I9 cts. fOl
quarters. sliced: Plums pitted. lia l4c
Peaches llal2' sc, peeled lS,03oc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Extra tanrN
Butter. 10 cts. q h; Fresh roll. goo,
10 choice. 450 q cts: Picked. 4n ct>
r h.
SEEDs-FlaX. . s@3c = 10; Canary
3}5W4 G: Alfalfa, 9allc: Timothy. 90
Zoe y 10.
BAGS-Therc is a good business i'm ;
iobbmg way at S@i@9l4c for Standar,
grain.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

EdNtr~IrIH. l.. Dc. =, lNly.
T.. j. kENDNLL 4 Co. Gents I wish tO
Idd Iuy testimony m favor ui yoUT Invaluable
iiEimriit. "kvuddli'> >uayiE Cure" In the
spring o.! iN3 7 Shipped an ih" i',' and
~Iuaiuy,l my rishr liub ai the knee juIyt. 4
WA very iIInr and Jt times suffered the
...u>i rvrriI-iItH- paiu- J Wur- q hIudagr
uli 90 Irg overs YEAR. AMI tTi,,i mu~J every
thing 200 nN reach. j'Ut could mud nothing
iiIa' Nuu,d give nIr permanent r-'irf When
uvrTwuEkctl. Ii Wua.d u;tIi Inr very much.
!u April jN5S ] began Co Jnmk | ~hOuld be
cripple for life buJ having some uf ken
da.l'> SPAWN Cure thought ] would try 10.
used one third Vi a bottle. and experienced
relief ~ once The PAIN ,rit Hr and lI;tS not
troubled mc >inrr. ! feel very grateful To
yuu and wUud recommend Kendall Spawn
Curr' 10 all Whu suffer with ~prainS or TIIcu-
mIafISm. NnurS IulN. ME-. j. EnI-TELI-
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Regular meeting -e-sed aus 'nUT'h iur
asy evening" ut r.,rl .aan-l. sf . ', O'Clock
Ee- Persons desiring rs hagr flHf'cI- arif7I
sr.ar bv the tuHu-iI. ar arN re--llar neetlE.
I.s-' present. TI- -sfrr rr -." truH"r aar
Clera ,u rr before rne Tiday ey~riu- iTi"i
p. t.. lu,- isr .a ..I. ... i.ie council u,.u- o.
req. lar meeting. H. tAf.bN Eli.
s.,Iifnr and flgT
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ARRIVALS FEou SEA.

STATE of raliioruia. -s. gLuO tons. Dehncy, fm p
Feb -
n ..-erler. t,j. 2gs tons Manson frb D.
Co luhia. 49, z7Zl tons Bol-- : o. f-h T.
North Bend bat 2I6 tons Perrgman. = 2 Feb %
Ryevale boz. aa. si5 toa-. Williams. Liverpool
Erb ~.
Suar.a -,a : I-h
A.rher. 5r hk. -.s tom M.r-rr Eri-haue,.Iau -
Kate aud Anna. steam -c.l. - tons. Lu'Ieas orays
HaTbDT. Jan q
Shu -.e.. a. = Iight-uou~r sta. Ever-on. crai-.
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It's Ingredients.

u Show uuT Iaiih Iu fii,- safety aul eNrr.-
irl.-ru f!.H h. g.. Uf''I proper isrr~suf'l ap-
pIr.ir .nH. wHHT satisfied iIIf Nu imposition
i> intended. wn rg' give the uamr>. 81 al
E> ingredients. HE affidavit The Iluvt
pIrT~ Wrr,. rrE-F iilir before lry ilir pun-
rririur "i auy "il.i Family Mr'i.-inr iu ;hr
world
Hans testimonials. further iUiuuus.-
iiuu. IIu 'U. directions inT -l-.H- VIII lu
iuufli iH I'l. i'IupuHr -Tn'liI-> ,'.i Dl>.'.~.-.
ui Thr B'uud. i' u'si-h rl-!. 'srlIir = sI-
r."~rd. lyir' Il l--r i"if,f. -fuiIiLiu- J.
uIr.rs.- cog iD rn ~ dose ~,'a hN druggists
%. 2 RN~psI. sos * Co. FupriDtsg> Buffalo
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. /. o. G. 7.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
al - o'clock. az GOOd Templar's Hail.. Che
natnus street. Astoria. over &. l.. Parker :
Store Members Of the order, In good stand
NJ. are invited o. attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. By order V. Z. i.
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KendaITS SPAWN Cure

i >IITr In IL effects. mild "a IL action aS II
dUc> uOJ blister. and yrJ IL l. penetrating
aud paw rrGul tO reach ANY deep seated pain
ur 20 remove any huuy growth or any other
enlargement, II Used iuT several days, such
- >paytu>. ~piiut> ruTh~. r5tilOU>. SpTaiH>.
>Wrlling>. any lJmene>> and III cniaTgemeutS
ul the JOINTS or limbs. pf Rheumatism m man
and for any purVu>,- tor winch a lnImeut l.
USED for man or beast 10 = uuW known tO
be- the best UuIUrIt t0r UJ-lr ever used. act
ing mild and yeT certain iH - effects. 10 j.
Jt>'.d iUll strength with pcriscl >siety at all
>r;t>nIi~ Ol he year.
send address for Illustrated circular. which
We think gives pJ>It.Vc lIuti e.! lis virtues.
Va Remedy mas ever met wt'E such Uupu:tli-
t-s. ,yr---~S tu uIir kavNt-. -. for beast -
we'll Wau
Price Il Tvr '.uitir. ut ~fE Ipg1.t~ fuT -.
ALI. DIR GGi~I~ have i- ct ,-,Ii gel it for
you. or 20 uill De- Sent tu ans s'i.,r,>~ Ou Tr-
rrlpl uI rrir,. Is jAr Esurr-.ur~.
D!; H. +. EENsAIL * CO.
gr.s. mat
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Chamber OF Commerce o. Astoria.
Regular meeting every ~ and 81 MONDAY
of each Nau,i. 20 - T.. A.. In thc hal' 81 'h-
Nomg Mems Christian Association.
). q. 4. l;DWl.EN. President
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knights o. Prthias.

A.tor Lodge. No. 6. X. q =. meetis
every Wednesday evening al III
o'clock. In the hall Of the A. -. l. wv
Corner Chenamu, and BcnfUn streets.
I,y order
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Temple Lodge. No. I, A F. An

Regular Communications first and Ky
third tuesdays in each month. at7', w
O'clock. o.. ~. az the Hall In Astoria.
Members Of the order, in good standing, ar,
invited 10 attend. Is 0rde. % che ". VI.
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, n Constitutional
AntidOte for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures af
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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Never go shopping without con-
sulting the advertising columns Of THE
AsroRIAN. They will tell you where
the best bargains are to be had, and lust
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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rEssEEs - IHE HIl.
Frnrn Asnerlcan E.ary


Orcus. bris 60 tons. wui.aa-. $ q
Mol,,. scs. 80 jo..-. s. 4. .'aH q.
Tru-.re. SEQ. 1a' to-. NrAneu z. Jara
Gam -. Sd. li.r rous r.pa palrsItEa y. ! NIa Ein
NV
NJ r,,a. sh. Izal toI.g Loa,l. y : D-c l5
Jartaa, ,h. Philadelphia Jan -
Empire, - Nea York. loading.
kate Davenport ~. i24S tons. Mall-ti y \ ian %
Columbus. ~. trrnald, New York. Jan ls
Carrie Win-,ogy Ana bi loading, Philadelphia
From Foreign POrt~-
ASuc- Oswald br 81. lssa tons Mc,-ituon. Csraiii
Dec DO.
Adolf. sue. bs, 6-5 tons. Rtu-mans~on. 'iotten-
burg. Oct j.
Arro. rr bl sls tons. Rio de , aniero.
County ot A,r br bi, ies tons. Alexander Glasgow,
Oct II
Citv of Agra. Dor hk, ia7i tons. Young. Melbourne.
clan Grant. br bk. eu> tons. james. Liverpool.
Countess of Rorh.,. br bk. Cardiff.
Clan Mcleod. br bk sia tons. Nok0hsms.
Ethel. bi bk. - tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov e.
hui'y Chaplin. br D. 7ss tons Harris Cardih
Geo Bcwley. br IA i0la'pu,. Bewiea. Yokohama
Glsncara. br bh. 81 tons. Cardiff
LIZZIE Iredale br bN 6gB tons. No-sop. i.verpOOi
Aug l3. via Honolulu and Victoria
Odul.4. br bk $50 tons LvaTpoo. yls Il pn"lulu Ju-
iy =. HoaJtfu
Pass'thea. br bA 81 toa-. we-,. Liverpool. Nov 81
Serica br 5k -, ton- Guayma- River Boyne New
castle "
SeIkirashIr.. or ID. lla3 tons. Anderson, Cardi-
Scottish Fairs. br bk, HJkohama. Oct %
Thirleu Castle hI "a lg35 tons. shanghai
Viola. br bk ~ tons Price Liverpool sept VIA
Honolulu
Victoria Cro-,. br b. s63 tons. Owen. calcutta.
Zoe, hr bs Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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EEROaLL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg Pa. Nov l.. IS-0.
DE. T. !. Kendall & Co.. Gents | have
;i very fine mare that hs~ I1d e bone SPAWN
fer a long time. I tried every thing man
could drVi>,. tu ear. il 1ut ali in vain and
wsI> about tp give j! up when friend Of
mine be- this city r;JIEr tu Wc and RECON-
Hrudrd krudali'> Spawn. CIl,e which tried
with grand results. renewing th.J bone clear
tIId ric;tu and then >pui - cents tO YOU for
one uf Your Illustrated Horse Books and
T,sIuk There l. uu better huOh printed On the
horse and hi> di>e;lSg~ ! have taken great
interest W u ami have >iur- >Oid l. copies
fgr you tony ucigibnr- amt will Try and dO
what good | can 10y getting them for Others.
Npurs rrtiIy a. w NH TFE
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Beaver Lodge No. %. I. o. o. 7

Meet every Thursday evening. SO
at O'Clock. IN the ODD Fei- - - 8
lows Hail. cor. ~ Cas- snd Che
namus streets. Astoria. Mean hcT> 90 the DTde
are invited fo attend. Is order. " q,
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s. Side I.odge 10. u a. o. o. d

The stated mrriing> cd thi> iudsr ,hali ir
ou SATURDAY rVeH.r- oi r:tril Ne-H 30 tils IluuT
of . u'clerk during tie Hiuuih~ % Ne
N,.Iu!.rT. D,-rofuher. -isuillrA aul February
IIalI-pa>i 2uring March. APIii. >'pIcln'f-
auu p-luI,'.T. sUua HI e.. q. aUTiu- M.s
lmr. .JUlN aiHd August.
y. ~. Es.sEiIAET. Gc-"nirr
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Warranty deeds, quit claim de- DIS
and mortgages, for sale al this Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

WJ,hiu-fOnyille. Ohio. June Il. 1850.
pg. g. Il. NFNDNIL X Co. t'cat> : jcgd-
l1s- luuT advertisement I' turf. Field anu
Farm. 80 Nt-..'i..li'~ SPAWN Cu-.'. tuG hJVH.
Valuable a-d speedy Har>r which ilad been
irut- from SPAWN eighteen WuU;h~ sent tU
uu fuT bottle 10y express which m six
works rrh.uytL Jll iamcur>> JUL cuiIFgr-
tlrur JUu e; large >pl.HI from another hnT>r
-ut, butlI hur~t-- Trp to-day ~ sound - colts.
Ib.- uEr bottle W.i> worth tr ult. uup hundred
.Di,ar>. Respectfully yrUr>.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

silver, a. par.
Com exchange on san Francisco . percent
premium.
Com exchange on Now York buying PAR:
selling. toI percent.
legal lgnacrs-Iar.
Tclc-rauaic transfers on New York ] per
cent. premium.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.

S. A NEVILLE

SyTENNsHIPLEAVE> EVERY FIVE days
y 200 . A. NJ. a, follows
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Right il reserved tu change steamers or
sailing days.
THEOJGH TICkETS sold tu all the priu-
ciVJl cities IN The lujted STATES and Canada.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water
Low Water.

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
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Columbia River Exports.
FnIEEE

I8-To QuCoensfO'cn, per RiRglc0dor.
From Portland 1856 cils wheat t........-S 50. 81
Astoria lf.0i6 .-.......- q Oh