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Street Improvement Notice

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Common Council of the City Of Astoria.
ClatSOp county, State of Oregon, did on the
l4th day of June. 1851, adopt q resolution de
claring the intention Of the Common Council
Of the City of Astoria, 10 improve and repair
SquemOcqha street. in McClurcS AStOIia
from the west side of CaSS street i'm said city
To the east line Of said SqemOcqha street. by
removing all defective piles. SiringerS. caps.
or other ilmheIS. and substituting therefor
new and sound piles. StTingerS. caIS. or other
iimberS similar 10 those used in the cOnStruc-
tiOn oi the original roadway Or-Street and
by the removal Of all defective plank on said
portion Of said street. and by the SubStitU-
ting therefor Of new and sound plank Of not
less than inches In thickness. All Of said
repairs and improvements tO be made at the
expense Of the adjacent property and no
tice Is hereby given that unless a remon-
STRANGE signed by the OWners Of twO-thiTtlS
Of the property fronting on said portion Of
said street be filed with the Auditor aud
Clerk within ten days from the final publica-
tion of this notice. the Common Council will
order said improvements and repairs 10 be
made X. n. CALDWELL,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, June l., ISSI.
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VESSELS ON TIE WAY.
From American Ports.


Alice Buck. Am sh n Y April
Belle of Oregon bk y May
Carrie winslow, bk 9iI tons. Philadelphia Mch 6
C. \ Hurlburt. bk. 100 tors. n y. june ~
Emma T Croweli blk ll37 tons n Y NAV y
Gerten. sh Philadelphia. Jan l3
Henry S SandforJ. sh. 1853 tons, Sleeper. N Y
March p
Indiana ship. o. r. a y. Co. iron. May p
Kate Davenport. sh. l2iS tons. Mallett Jan Is
Mississippi. o. r. a n. TO. str Y. May p
Oracle. sh 1850 tons. Morrison. Philadelphia Mch p
Olive Southland Am sh Philadelphia March
Palmyra. sh. 1870 tons Minot n Y March
state OF California. IS. 200 tons. Behney. p
june 25
Saranac Sh Y April %
Sparrow sch S 4 March 10
From Foreign Ports.
Adolf. swe, bk. Gs5 tons. Rinsmansson, Gotten
burg, Oct Is
Banksfeld Br bk Liverpool April
Buston Vale. br bk. 3s7 tons. Buckingham Noko-
hama Feb
BoKford. br bk Liverpool. March
Chio. br bk. Liverpool. May p
City of Quebec br bk 7OO tons London Dec lsyia
Victoria
Crossfeld. hr bk. Liverpool. March aG
Countess of Rothes. Br sh. Middlesboro. Dec y
Countess of Derby, bs, Middlesboro. Eng. Jan -
City of Manchester. br bk 5S6 tons Rio
Doom. Br bk 80 tons Newcastle
DoxfOrd. br blk. Lverp ol Marcl via Victoria
Furness Abbey, bk lO3S, Libby. Yokohama.
Glengaber, br bk, CSC tons. Liverpool. May -
Glenperis, sh 1894 tons. Cape of Good-hope. due
June.
y. Boynton. bk. Hongkong. May
Oberon. bs. 1850 tons. Liverpool April y
p j Carlton. bk. Hongkong. May
River Avon. br bk is9 Holker Liverpool March ,
st Vincent. bk HongkOng. June
Sidlaw. Br blk 499 tons McGlashan Middle borough
Jan -
TOrbeeke. Dutch sh. Newcastle via Soarabaya.
June 5
Thomas II Stowe. br bk. Newcastle y : W Mas ~
Taunton. blk, Hongkong. MAY
Vancouver. b 1913 tons. Newcastle
w II Besse bk, Hongkong. May
Zoe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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Columbia, sh 1855 tons. Humphrey Y. June q.
California. str. 67s tons. Carroll. Sitka June -
Oregon S. 2335 tons. POhlman. June y
Scottish Admiral Br ok, so tons. Kerr. Newcastle
NSW June Is
willamette IS. 2caO tons. Y June Is
Tam OShanter. bkt. :. 4. June Do
Scottish Bard Br bk. Sl3 tons. Little, Rockhamp-
ton. June
Sol. Thomas, str Coos bay Junes
Ethel br bk. ass tons. Graham. Liverpool. may %
Alden Besse. Am bk, si2 tons, Noycs, HongkOng
may -
Coloma. Am bk $50 tons. Noyes. HOngkong May 20
Martha Fisher. br bL. sll TONS McAdam, Newcas-
lie. n w. May Is
Bellaporte. br bk. 1890 tons, Tate. Newcastle, n
w. May II
Merom. sh 1904 tons. Lowell, n Y May
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg, Pa. Nov. Is. 1850.
DIR. Il. j. hENDALL x Co. Gents ! have
avery line mare that has had bone SPAWN
Tor u long time, ] tried every thing man
could devise To cure it but ali i'm vain and
was about tO give it up when a friend of
mime IN this city came To me and recon-
mended kcudalIS SPAWN Cure which tried
Witli grand results, removing that bone clear
and clean and then sent - cents 10 Won for
one ui your Illustrated Horse Books and |
think there Is no better book printed on the
morse and his diseases. / have taken great
interest M u and have since sold Is copies
Tor you To my ucigllbOTS and will try and do
what good can by getting them for Others.
lOUrS Truly, e. w. MILLER
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShingtOnyille. Ohio. June l.. 1850.
DIR. i. J. kENDALL 4 Co., Gents Read
lnS your advertisement IN Turf, Field and
Farm, of kcndali'S Spawn Cure, and having
q valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months. / sent to
you iur Il bottle by express, which in six
weeks removed all lImcnCSS and enlarge
ment and a large Spllur from another horse.
and both horses are To-day as sound ~ colts
The one bottle was worth t0 me QUE hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
nEsp-TnT I-~f-F.
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Notice..

A Ii PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN BUY
n ing a certain note for she sum Of five
hundred dollars. payable 10 G. A. MeGuiTe or
order In one year from date OF The same. II
bearing date the ath day Of Apni 1850 and
signed By Il. T.. Ferehen. said note was LOST
and never endorsed by me.
dSw2w. c. a. MCGUIRE.
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KEmDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH

Bakersfield. VI, Dec. %. 1879.
u. j. kENDALL < Co. Gents / wish 10
add my teSllmOnyin favor Of your invaluable
liniment. "kendallS SPAWN Cure" In the
spring Gl lSt2 / slipped or the ice and
SPrlined my right limb at the knee iOInt- I
was very lame and at times suffered the
most eNcrUcidtlng PAIN. | wore q bandage
on II for over 4 year, and tried most every
thing m my reach. but could find nothing
llidt would give me permanent relief When
J uveTWOTkcd, u would pain me very much
ln April 1873 ! began To- think I should he
= cripple for life /; but having some of ken
dali' SPAWN Cure" thought / would try IT,
used one third Of 4 bottle. and experienced
relief at once. The pain left me and has not
troubled me since. / feel very grateful To
yOu and would recommend 'kendall'S SPAWN
Cure TO all who suffer with SprainS or rheu-
mdtISm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELL
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Astoria Lodge No. 4o.Lo.aT.

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
at az o'clock, Al Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria. over G.. i. Parker's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand
ng. are invited 10 attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. b. order Wet.
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kendalTS SPAWN Cure

Is sure IN It's effects. mild n us action rs it
does not blister, and yet 10 is penetrating
and powerful To reach any deep seated pain
or tO remove any bOny growth or any other
enlargement, II used for several days, such
aS SpayinS. SpliutS. curhS. callOUS. SpTainS,
SwellngS, any lamcncSS and all enlaTgcmentS
al the joints or limbs. or rheumatism m man
and for any purpose for which Il liniment is
used for man or beast. 10 is now known tO
be the best Eminent for man ever used, act
ilIg mild and yet certain i'm IFS effects. 10 IS
used full strength with perfect safety ut all
SEASONS Of the year.
Send address for illustrated circular. which
we think gives positive proof of It's virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unqudli-
fed success. tO our knowledge, Tor beast Us
we'll rs man.
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for -
ALL DRUGGISTS have 10 or can get 10 for
you. or u viii he Seiit 10 any address ON re
ceipt nf price by the prOpTietOTS.
DIR. Il. j. KENDALL & co.
EnOsburgh Falls, Vermont.
CnIn pU All npTGGTCTC
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA.
UHVT Hn

SAILED.
Clan Grant. br bk. ssS tons. james, i'm Liverpool.
June Is
Shubrick. U S Lighthouse str. Everson, Pu-
get-sOand june p
Columbia. SIS. 272l tons Bo!les 5 r. June p
Kate and Anna, steam sch. p tons, LutJens. south
june p
Alpha. sch. Starr, Yaquira hay June ~
Geo W Elder. str . r q, une ~
Clan Ferguson. br BIZ. 7ss tons. Wilson. Queens
town. June l9
Mary T.. Russ. sch. San Diego. June ~
Marion King. br bk 9s9 tons. Liverpool. June u
Argo, gr bk 653 tons. Gate, QueensiO wnJune Il
Rival bk. 2s9 tons. Adams. :. r. June n
Agnes Oswald. brsh. 1880 tons, McGibbon. Queens
town June =
O,ient brig 3l2 tons. Williams. san Pedro June 5
Lizzie Bell. br blk 1895 tons, Morgnard. Liverpool,
June
North Bend bkt 3s6 tons Merryman. June
Ellerbank, br bk llOO tons. Parker. Liverpool,
June
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Beaver Lodge No. 30, 1. o. o. +

Meet every Thursday evening. -z<z
az O'Clock. in the Odd Fell -
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Members Of the Order
are invited 10 attend. By order, N. ii.
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month, at ~ o'clock
SS- Persons desiring TO have matters acted
upon by the Council. at any regular meeting
must present the same 20 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
regular meetings. X. IL. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk
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Regular Communications FIRST andH
third Saturdays in each month. at "a w
o'clock, P. NJ, at the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order. in good standing, are
invited 10 attend. By ordes Of the W.
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WESTSIDE DIVISION.
From Portland to Corvallis.
NAIL TRAIN
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
POrtland.....-S:0O A. NJ. Corvallis 1900 p. NJ
COrvallis......S;GO A. VI. Portland .....3:20iP. NJ
Close connections are made at ROSEBURG
with the Stages Of the Oregon and California
Stage Company.
n.s5-Tiekets for sale to all the principal points
in California and the East, Mt the COmpany's
Office,
Corner F and Front Sts., Portland, 0gn
Storage will be charged on freight remain
ng at COmpanys Warehouse over 2i hours.
Freight will not be received for shipment
after , o'clock p. NJ. on Eastside Division,
and q o'clock Il. NJ. on Westside Division.
j. BRANDT, Jr., Gen'l Sup't.
Z. p. ROGERS,
Gen1 Freight and Passenger gent
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between San Francisco & Portland.

In consequence Of accident To the steam
shin State of California, the following Sched-
ulr Of sailing days of ocean steamers has
been arranged tO-Wit
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA.

OUTSIDE WITH PILOTS on BOARD.
Empire. sh. 1872 tons. New York. june q
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.
JUNE lSSl

The receipts of domestic exports at
San Francisco. from January lst, 1881.
10 June 9Th. from Astoria, is given as
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MISTAKES IN MINING.

The members Of the Bullion Club met at Their IeiT
Climb rooms, at No 40 West Twenty .four;h-st, last
evening, to discuss Mining Mistakes anu theiE
Remedies" s. L. Church made an address IN Wnch
he said that the three factors essentlal
10 tLe success of mining enler-
prise were n good mine, good management al nc
mine and good MANAGEMENT at home. In MS opinion
much that had been SAID by the newspapers con
cerning the uuproductiveness of mines was nonsense
Mines. when properly managed, had proved to DC
sources of enormous wealth. in me past year Iol-
orado alone had produced about SZ,'oOo'ooo py nel
mines at a cost of only 90 100000.
Professor Nee csuey said thai inning legit'mateiy
rnrsued was the most profitable single industry, IN
existence. The great trouble, however, was maj
thousands of worthless shares representing unpTo,
ductIve mines were thrown upon the market ana
were taken up by men utterly Ignorant OF the SUD
icct By such schemes the prospects OF investmenIS
in legitimate mining had been greatly injured. X;
" Uamil ton sad that when once company Da1
been started in New-York City, its directors instead
of selecting practical Western miner to superintenn
the working of the newly discovered mlne generally
aupointed banker dry goods clerk to that post
tion-perhaps because lie happened to be cousin OK
son.in-law of one of their number linen again, bad
and inappropriate machinery wa often bought, Oe-
cause the men who selected it did not Know their
business.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....FE3 g. 1881.


str city OF London Br Wilson, London days with
10 w IA Thompson & Co
city OF Brl Kennedy Liverpool Jan 30 and
Queenstown 80 with mdse and passengers TO u Dale.
days. Nh mise aud passengers TO CarA & Seaman.
Str Glenhas Br Wilcox Shanghai DOC T. Annoy IL Singa
pore ~ Sutz Jan Port said ond Gibraltar H. with teas
etc, and passengers TO Henderson Bros
str city or Augusta NckersOn, Savannah Feb with
mlse and passengers 10 Geo lOnge
str General Whitney, Coleman, New Orleans Jan and
the bar 81, with nIdso 10 Bogrrt n Morgan.
ctr Foley, Dickman, philadelphia mdse to master,
for Belize
barrels and salt u order; vessel ~ WaUon rOe & Co
Bark Harriet Hickman (of Dorchester NIB, smith uayre
26 days III ballast To Funcn. Edye q W.
Bark Guchcn tFr. Goldman BbOa 81 DAYS with iron ore
to vessel tn Boyd " IIlncken. "
Bark bristol lOf Windsor N@ Manson Antwerp SO days
with old iron to order; vessel 10 snow X Burgess.
NOrto As lays with sugar nlley
Brig CrOSsowen lOf GlasgOw Feeks Re nde del NOrte
As days. with sugar TO order; vessel to Geo r Buey.
70 rho following vessels arrived yesterday late
serLi0n In ship news:
Str keyp ('r GroVan, Liverpool 2b Queenstown
~, with n,iso ami passengers tn l. w J Hurst
Str KnckerDocKer kembl. baltimore, with mdse
IL Glover.
SUNSET - WIND-At sandy HOOK. light NE, hazy
Al Clty Island light. Me- cloudy.
Gle ARED
srs Oakylle tir Booth Belfast Seagor Bros: Parthia
(Brl, Ackay Lvep0ol. Vernor Grown n Co; Rugter
tBelg heyer. Anwerpi Glaucus, Bears Boston. Mass
DnnOcK.
ger; Charles Plat sharp Maanlas Mayiell Co; Reu.
MI Leighton PalonalMJOu : do & Co; Fanny
IhrI PIingle, Srenen & Son O'Krnt rJ Annn
Dunedin, NB Cameron \ 90.
hrlga STARLIGHT Cochran Georgetown, Donald, Cameron
Co; lor0hto L5rl Eaglt, Dubhn htaey ~ 10
lNOrL Meyer Montevideo, Funch Edge emily mr.
DahOn, Belize Bretl, 5On x Go. -"
sGhrs Nello swift Doaner. Norfolk II Staples; u
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DAIRY INTERESTS DISCUSSED.

The annual meeting of the International Dairy
Fair Association was held yesterday afternoon at
No. 800 Greenwich-st. FraLcIs ID. MoultOn, who
occupied the chair, made an address Oh the work OF
the Association III the past year III protecting and
advancing the dairy interests OF the country. lie
called attention TO the fact that farmers aud pTOdu
GERS throughout the United States had responded
heartily TO I'll, sOcety's call Tor moral support III re-
sIsng the present system OF selling adulterated Tor
genuine butter. Among the many petitions received
bV the president OF the association, he said, was
one signed by the members of the Boston Produce
Exchange, requesting that the OleOmargarne ques-
ton be brought before Congress and that National
law be passed compelling all persons. whether man
ufacturers or wholesale retail dealers TO mark
properly every package incOsng OeOInargarInc;
also Il law making it obligatory upon ali shippers
of oleOmargarne 10 enter II under lis proper name
at he Custom House, III view OF the TACT that the
recent wholesale exUOrtatOn Of adultcrated butter
had so unsettled the confidence of Europeans
teriaily to lessen the foreign demand Tor American
butter.
The Assoc alton then elected officers for the ensuing
year. Mr.. MOultOn was elected president; Colonel
X. p. Mckinney. vlce-pTtsldent; j. Mortimer Sea
Speeches were made dairy interests by Messrs.
WmsOr Seaver and Sprague. The latter, WHO Is the
president OF the American Agricultural Association,
SAID that owing to the energy of the Association an
acJ had been passed by the Vermont Legislature last
fall oblIglng vendors not Ouly 10 mark all packages
containing OleOmargarlne but also 10 hand a label
to the buyer ST ating the nature of the purchased
article. Mr.. FusOm addressed the Association on
the salt question. He SAID that foreign SAT- should
be completely relieved of duty aud that the state
should not levy tolls Tor It's transportation.
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upxy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1881

was supposed to live in Newtown. while walking on
the track of the Flushing and North Shore Railroad
yesterday morning. was killed by westward
bound train.
R1yERBEAp.-Harry Green. colored who Is re-
ported to be 1O4 years DID, for the past ten years mas
been an inmate of the Suffolk County Ioor House.
From extreme age he is now unable to rise rom 9aS
bed. and has entirely lost his memory. HIS wiie.
Who is an inmate Of the same institution Is IN the
same feeble condition.
JAMA1CA.-The Jail Committee OF the 9neens
County Supervisors. to which was referred me CON-,
plant of the witnesses detained at the Long lslanu
Eity jail i tho Rockaway murder case, reports
that it finds no just cause of complaint: but recon
mends that if the men shoul prefer ,t the onerin
was found that the bread served to the men was not
all eaten, but was thrown ont OF the jan WIDOW
into the yard. where O busnel could be gathered.
Their being locked ia room was not JUST cause ior
cnmplalnt.
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Az ALLEGED DEFICITIN HIS ACCOUNTS.

Some time ago Judge Knapp. of tie Hudson
County Court. appointed an expert to examine the
accounts of Treasurer Riley. of Harrison, " j. On
Monday Il report submitted 10 the Judge that
the Treasurer 81 600 IN default. The Treasurer
claims that there several sums charged against
him which he did not receive. Monday night at the
mcctI r If the Town Council bill was presented
by the Treasurer for 0.J}6 ~ for extra
iOr period extending over five years. The bill.
winch il supposed to he meant as an offset To the
deficit, was drnOgiccd ~ fraud by one OF the Al
,lrrmrn. 1t crratcd good deal of feeling among
the taxpayers yesterday As the Treasurer holds the
town money, u law suit Is probable.
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF AN ENGINEER.

Charles Williams. engineer Tor the Western
Electric Light Company. at its works at Plane-st:
and Morri, and Essex Railroad ave-, Newark, met
with horrible death at IL O'clock yesterday morn-
ing. As no was oiling a shaft above the engine.
the ladder on winch he stood slipped and fell o. the
lower driying-wheel of the engine. Williams was
thrown upon the wheel and was whirled between
the IRON surface AID the heavy betting; and his
body reduced to q pulp, was hung on the iioor. Ills
brains and blood were scattered IN all directions.
The workmen present IN the room were first startled
by the Earring of the machinery, and then they saw
which was making seventy-hve revolutions MIN
ate. Several OF the workmen became faint, but one
sprang TO the engine and stopped 1t. Williams must
have fallen head first between the wheel and the
belt-so that his body was dragged through space
six and a half Inches wlde Williams leaves wife
and two children. few minutes after the accident
hIs wife brought his dinner to the factory and her
grief was heartrendiug when she was informed OF
her husbands death He was thirty -four years old.
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MINNESOTA RAILROAD BONDS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-A dispatch from St. Paul,
Mnn say: AT meeting OF the committee OF twenty
appointed by the Legislature TO consider the claims
against the State Of the old Minnesota Rail
road bonds 1t resolved to accept the proposition Of
Mr. Seah Ch,mOerln. Of Cleveland. and incorporate IN
ts bill to TO reported all claims OF like character incuj-
ING th, railroads constructing Every member OF the
committee Granger voted IN the affirmative IN
The prupOaition Mr. Chnmberins proposition Is TO SUBJ
nit Inc IL gal quest the supreme Court; and IN
event ol tile liability n the state being affirmed. 10
reDt 80 per cent of the claim In the form OF
per cent thirty years bond sinking fund 10 be- created
To meet the principal al maturity"
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Witheofnan. shepherd &c Thomas Metcalf = "a 49,,
Lea Look. Jacksonville. Geo squire. W AAaae

T ss sne sssghs, g ThSmss xetcs Co. Aaa,e
MARINE DrsAsTERs
Ssss e
Tne Myss ost as pa
ana me latter vessel had foreyad rathead and
ss st5 Slsnsa r Smith, at Bremen from Charleston ~
Bark Henry lGer) Hsasloep from New.york for B,sus
d
on @ SSS' s ss' as s e Ipsl
cable ~ cell; in Dover Roads and was with difficulty
MISCELLANEOUS
NORFOLK Feb g. The schooner found abandoned yss,era
San %nS 4 B nSs az s with ss a aS s c% wa
Baltimore She sprang sak 90 the sth mat uIing ah.ay
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
LONDON sPassed mp Channo str Prince soItytos
Brl GarIa ID from Charleston r;as for Bremen
from BALTIMORE Nekado Srl Drundy from Baitinaore lea
JEFF ey tsr. Young from Neworeans; MASSACHUSETTS tBr
HULL Feb s-Arnyed str Lord Garry ,Br Fraser, from
soUrHWProx. sArdved. MOsel tGep, Hesse from
MoviILE Feb s-Arrived str Austrian Barrett from Boz
aGEEy, Feb s-Arrived str Olympus. Walker from
GLASGOW Feb sDArrived str state Georgia Smith, from
BORDEAUX. Feb s-Arrved. str Ben cruachan tBr BOY.
HALIFAX: Feb s-Arrived str British Empire. Fswcett.
STEAMER MO'EmENI 10 -hhhAiSAS fohfS r.
BOsToN Feb 9saied strs scinda Carroll Wright HALIFAX
Lucretia Now. York
Arrived. New. Brunswick, Thompson, Sc Johns NIB
BALTIMORE. Feb SArrived str Johns Hopkins. Parker,
Boston,
PHILADELPHIA. Feb STARVED str Allentown, swazey
BOSTON Pennsyiyania Dodge Liverpooi Panther Miller.
Boston; Hercules Richardson, Newburyport
cleared Ohio Morrson. Iiyerpo0l Acadia Graham.
Bellies Centipede, II md Boston.
CHARLESTON Feb son the portstrs Charleston
C1e0Datra
DELAWARE BREAKwArER Feb estr Pennsylvania anchored
near the Shears and sailed for Philadelphia
NORFOLK. Feb 8-saied str stanmore Wilson Baltimore.
GALVESTON Feb S-Arriyed str Colorado Bolger. News
YORK. -.... . .
FORTRESS MONROE Feb 8-Passed In for Baltimore, stxs
Lasceles, Inch. Liverpool Enrique, Liverpool
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Feb s-saied 18th inst Barbara and osJo BED
Ayvenr New York Scots Bay for New-fofks
9Th INST. \ympben. for Mobile. .. -,
Arrived-4tn inst Antonia Lasat, Antonia Junta Pc.
Prince Rupert Yuba 7th inst Andrew Jaesscn Anna tnDs
Sewerts POdesta Cornwalns Famfglia Ferro hs
vund Hattie II. Prince Rudolph. Sherwood sultana VIM u
Conner; 9Th inst. Mind0ra, SIRIUS.
For Later Ship NeUs. " any, see FJth fag%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
LOSSES AT OTHER POINTS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The greater portion OF
the town of Mouroeve, Ind was burned yesterday
Loss, 100000
BOSTON, Feb. s.-The City Flour Mills, at HolyoKe'
Mass, were partially burned last night Loss, SlZoOo
to $l5 1000; fully insured.
OGDESsBURG. N. Y. Feb s.-A fire last night In the
Granite Block damaged the clothing store OF Joseph
Pincds and Nathaniel wals law office. on the second
floor Mr. Pncus lost $4,000; insured Tor $3,OOo Inc
damage to the building was 900.
BOSTON, +, b. ga fire at Lynn this morning de-
strovcd the cement factory Of William H. Hadey Loss
81 600; uninsured.
CINCINNATI. Feb. S.-W r. Pattie's planning mill, at
Modeson Ind was totally burned yesterday morning.
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