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Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
Terrific Boiler Exposition.

National Associated fress.
CHICAGO, August 20.-The tug A.
b. Ward, lying at the Wells street
bridge, exploded at g o'clock this
morning. She was completely shiv-
cred to atoms, every piece of timber
being torn asunder and scattered over
the river. The captain was thrown
on to the deck of a schooner lying at
the dock lea the tug, and seriously
injured. The engineer, fireman and
assistant fireman were instantly
killed. The bodies were thrown into
the river and sunk. The explosion
was caused by pumping cold water
into q hot boiler in which the water
Lad previously been allowed to run
down.
A reliable account of the explosion
of the tug A. b. Ward has been gath
cred from the captain of tug 200 feet
distant at the time. He says five
men were on the Ward, Capt. Frank
Butler, Engineer o. G. Wilson, Fire
man Mike Mcdonald, Deckhand VIM.
McDonal and Fred Manager the cook.
The Ward was towing the barge G.
Williams when the explosion occurred.
The noise was terrific. Nothing could
be seer for a moment but smoke and
debris, Capt. Butler was thrown about
80 feet and landed on a barge aheat
of his tug. His skull is fractured ant
he is otherwise seriously injured
Engineer Wilson and Deckhand Nc
Donald were not seen after the ex
plosion. 1t is supposed that they wer'
instantly killed. The former has
wife and two children living here; TIN
latter a wife and child in some eastern
city. Fireman Mcdonald and Wanna
ger, the cook, were found III thu
water, clinging to some pieces of lum
Der, and rescued badly bruised, ant
Manager is not expected to live, be
ing injured internally. When the ex
plosion took place the Ward was mid
way between the Clark and Well
street bridges. The boiler was throw
about 100 feet back toward Clar
street. The tug sunk, going dow
stern first. The river is being drag
ged for the bodies of Wilson an,
Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
Illinois Militia Enoampment.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, August 90
Gov. Cullom has announced that in
consequence of insufficient appropria-
tions for military purposes, there
would be no general encampment of
the Illinois National Guard this year.
Where citizens agree to furnish trans
portation and subsistence he will or
der an encampment. The second
brigade will encamp on these terms ut
Bloomington on September I'd to 9th,
inclusive.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
Drowned---Found His Money.
.saA..al A..,1.l -.

CHICAGO, August ia tugman
whose name is thought to be George
Coney, jumped or fell into the river
from a window overlooking the dock
this morning and was drowned.
A saloonkeeper named BALTIC, who
last night claimed that his son had
robbed him of about $4,000 in gold
coin and fled TO Kansas City, this
morning found the money in a wash,
tub, where his wife had placed it for
safe keeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22

honorary degree and that such degree
be conferred only after examination.
The society then separated into differ
ent sections and the remainder of the
day was occupied in hearing papers.
There are now $500 names on the
register. About twenty-five new
memhors wore elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
American Scientists.

C~ISoIsSATI, August l0.-Ihe Amer
lean association for the advancement
of science appointed a committee to
confer with the committee from the
American philogical association in ref
erence to the sending of a request to
the different colleges of the country
that they refrain from comforting the
degree Of doctor Of philosophy a an
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22

WASHINGTON, August 20.-10:30 a.
m.-Thc president has taken more
nourishment since the morning bulle-
tin was issued, and the favorable con-
dition then existing still continues.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90, 10:40a a. NJ
DIR. Bliss just told the agent OF the
National Associated Press that the
president was better. The doctor
said that the president had been sleep
ing soundly and quietly as a child,
breathing easily, with cool, moist
skin; pulse "a and respiration 16.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The presi-
dent slept well during the night, from
an hour to. nm hour and a half at a
time, and DIS. Bliss and Reyburn say
the last twelve hours have shown i'm
provement. About l o'clock, during
waking, an enemata was administered
and an hour later the president took
two ounces of milk Cruel. After that
he rested quietly until the doctors
arose.
August 20--11:45 a. m.-The presi-
dent has passed q good morning thus
far. The noon examination is 10Y iii
progress. When Gen. Swain relieved
Mrs. DR.. Edison at the bedside at 4
a. m. the president was sleeping well.
Private Secretary Brown came down
at 6 o. m. and there had been nothing
Of a disturbing nature reported.
OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 90
1890. The president continues to dc
well. He is taking liquid food by the
mouth in an increased quantity and
with relish. The nutritive enemata are
still successfully given but at longer
intervals. His pulse is now 10Y, tenn
pe%rature 90. 4, respiration Is. Al
the morning dressing the wount
was looking well and the pus dis
charged was of a healthy character
After the operation of August Sth
the flexible tube used to wash out tn,
wound each morning readily followed
the track of the ball for the depth o.
81 or 4 inches. At the dressing how
ever a small quantity of healthy pu'
came, as was believed, from the par
of the track beyond this point, either
spontaneously or after great pres
sure from the interior surface of the
right lilac region, but this deeper
! part of the track was not reached b,
the tube until yesterday morning
when the separation of the small
| slough p2rmitted il to pass unresiste,
downward and forward for a distanc,
of twelve and one-half inches iron
the external surface of the face of tn,
incision. This facilitates THE drain
age and cleansing of the deeper par
of the wound, but has not been fol
lowed by any increase in the quantit,
of pus discharged. The large pu
cavity which was formed in the imme
date vicinity of the broken ribs j
filling rapidly with healthy granu
%lation, and the original wound of tn
entrance rs far as that cavity ha
healed.
(Signed) ID. H. AGNLw,
, ID. w. Bliss,
i, }. j. WOODWARD,
!, j. X. BARNES,
RoB'T REyBURN.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
No Sunh Word as Fail.

81 have used your SPRING Blossom for
dyspepsia, headache and constipation, and
find it has done me q great deal of good. /
shall recommend it to my friends.
"HENRY B~ERToLETUI,
MAY Oath. 90 Main St, Buffalo"
Price 80 cents; trial bottle, 10 cents.
end1M
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22

Mrs. j.. q. Robertson, Pittsburg, Pa, writes, "I
was suffering from general debility, want Of APP
petite, constipation, etc, so that life wasa bur
den; after using Burdock Blood Filters | felt bet.
ter than for years. cannot praise your Bitters
too much
II. Gibbs, OF Buffalo, n. Y, writes: "Your
Durdock Blood Bitters, in chronic diseases OF the
blood. liAer and kidneys, have been signally
marked with success. lhave used them myself
with best results, for torpidity Of the liver, and in
case Of a friend of mine suffering from dropsy,
the effect was marvellous.
Bruce Turner, Rochester, N. V, writes: ! have
been subject to serious disorder Of the kidneys,
and unable to attend to business; Burdock Blood
Bittors relieved me before half n bottle was used,
| feel confident that they will intirely cure me"
T.. Asenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y. whites:
az suffered with q duh pain through my left
lung and shoulder. Lost my spirits, appetite and
color, and could withdinlculty keep up all day.
Took your Burdock Blood Bitters as directed, land
have felt no pain since first week after using
them"
Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n. V, writes: "About
four years ago ! had an attack of bilious fever,
and never fully recovered. My digestive organs
were weakened, and 1 would be completely pros
trated for days. After using two bottles OF your
Burdock Blood Bitters the improvement was so
visible that | was astonished. | can now, though
81 years of age, do a fair and reasonable days
work."
C. Blacket Robinson, proprietor Of The Canada
PRESBYTERIAN, Toronto. Ont, writes: "For years
| suffered greatly from oft recurring headache. l
used your Burdock Blood Bitters with hnppicst
results, and I now find myself in better health
than for years past" 9fith Fra
Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y, writes: 81 have
used Burdock Blood Bittcrs for nervous and bill.
lious headaches, and can recommend 1t to anyone
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22

That said lots and pieces OF ground SO bound.
ing and abutting upon said Cass street so grad.
cd being thus specially taxed and assessed in pro.
portion to the feet front OF said lots and pieces
OF ground upon said Cas- street SO graded, and
the said aggregate sum Of 81 ,405.92, being an
half OF the expense and cost OF bringing saio Cass
street in the city of Omaha from 18th street to
Gath street Omaha street in Sweesey's addition)
in the city of Omaha, to the now established
grade.
SIC. 2. The said special taxes and assessments
herein levied are hereby made payable to the
city treasurer OF Omaha, thirty 500 days from
the date and passage Of this ordinance.
SIC 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Attest: THoS. II. DALEY,
Pres't City Council.
j. J. L. c. JEwErT,
City Clerk,
Passed Aug. eth, 1881.
Approved Aug. 18th, ISL.
J. L. BOYD,
Mayor.
The above tax becomes delinquent on the 18th
day OF September, 1881, after which date ten per
cent. penalty and interest at the rate OF one per
cent. per month, payable in advance, will be
added S. @. MALLETfE,
aul7d5t City Treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
IA PRESIDENT.
OFFICIAL nu1LEr1Ss.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 20
800 a. m.-The president has PASSED
a quiet night and this morning his
condition does not differ materially
from what it was yesterday at the
same time. The swelling of the pa
roted gland is unchanged, and is free
of pain. This morning the pulse is
9S, temperature 9S.4, respiration IL.
(Signedl ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEw,
+. III. HAMILTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
GENERAL NEWS.

A F0ud Between Two Prominent
Families at Huntsville,
Tenn, Causes a Ter
rible Riot,
Stockley Hung at Batavia, N.
Y, Yesterday for the Muir
der of His Employer.
Terrible Suffering at Sea of the
Captain of the American
Bark Aberdeen.
Terrific Explosion of a Tug on
the Chicago River-Two
Lives Lost.
Miscellaneous Collection Of Crimes
and Casualties and Other
Happenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22

Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y, writes: Il have
used Burdock Blood Bittcrs for nervous and bill.
lious headaches, and can recommend 1t to anyone
requiring q cure for billiousness."
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san Francisco Markets.
10y VAIL AND rELEGEArHI

WHEAT-SI Il .,ol 30 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
oATS-~l l5Ml - n cll.
WO0L-OTegou. Valley 2lU.n cts. a.
n. Eastern Oregon. 1000.
HIDE>-lleaEy Salted lUl5c: light. de-
10: sailed calf, l0dl2.
FAMILY Bacon. l5t1 49,
Cl>. clear Oregon sides. $50 l3l sc: hams.
u sOl3 cts.
EAELEY-CoaSt feed S0@Sl % cts:
Brewing s7jZmA5 n ct'.
HAN-Wheat. S9,dSlJ. Oat. $50 So.
Barley. S9dSlJ n tom.
VEGETABLES-lO i.5@Sl cts ner
IO0: Onions. red. G0,C7Oc per 100: Vel
low. ~lWSl 20 per 100.
EGG>-CalifOTnia.. - ari1,. = dOZ: Ore
gUn. :E5a4 soc y doZ.
FLoUR-BeSt family extra. - ~: Su-
Nerlinc, - j0@4; Bakers extra. ~ i23
Oregon extra. ~ 750S5 %: Walla-walla
xtra. - j0sdS4 -.
FRUITS-Dried apples. say cts. fOI
quarters. sliced; PlumS piited. l3dl4c.
Peaches l1@l2l &c, peeled lS,d30c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-ENtra fancA
Butter. 40 cts, n 10: Fresh roll. good
10 choice. 45@i7l5 cts; Picked. 40 cts
= h.
SEEDS-Flax, 2]5@3c p II; Canary
SJz@4 c: Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy, 90
Toe u 10.
BAGs-There is a good business i'm ;
jObbmg way at S5I@914c for STANDARD
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

ELouR.--Superdne - -; Extra p % ;
Corn Neal +, cwt. s. 30; Buckwhoat r cwt
So ,V.
BUrlsK-ghoigo roll, toIr nIices. 80 Cts.
67c wholesale. choice lillamooA sac.
CHEEsE.-Clat>or dairy l51lSc.
f,GGs.-30a25 cts n dor. Chickens, - on.
FRESH MEATS Choice cuts. Lamb. Toe;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton s0lo. By the
caYcasG &c.
NEArs.-Breakfast bacon laisal3 per n;
sidcs a. ssl4 &c: hams aalac: shoulders
IG1l2c. smoked beet l5a.G-sc; comed beef
SI0aI2 T bbl: coned pork Toe 3 h.
BFANS.-}0I cts.
DRIED FBUITS.- Black berries zoe; rrunc,
I6V3Oc
HoNEY.- IL frames ..Oc; iu glass jec.
LtRr.-iu tins ami caddic, D.. l.s hc q lf.
Mill FEEp.-iirau go go: country. SO T
ton: ~hous SIS GO: Hay so "Ua2. %. T. tom
according 10 quality. prices range
from ouub cts hI>hei.
tGGErA rAHLFs. Potatoes 2i.l ct. 3D.
Onions Laaic q ln.
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KcndaIlS SPAWN Cure

l. sur. M il> effects mild in IT. action dS II
dn,-, NOT blister. Iud yet 10 j. penetrating
amt powerful tu reach my deep seated pain
ur Ia Remove ANY upny growth or any other
enlargement. q used Tor several days, such
- ~IJyIu>. ~piIHt~. rUTii~ c,,IOIt>. >pr5tiuS
S'vcliu., any iTmrUc~~ and Jl! rulgTgcmcuiS
uf th' JOINTS or limbs. Or rheumatism on man
and fuT any pUTIu1>t. tor which liulmcut u
I~c5l for uIstu %. beast. II u now known tG
bt. TIE b,~i uum"ut for W,tu ever used. act
iag mild and vet certain .E IT, effects. IL II
Jr,-d iuii strength wiih perfect safety al All
seasons 90 tlr year.
S,.sH lidrt->> for Illustrated circular which
Wc tuiTk .iyt- pu>itIyr Hfrui Of it> virtues
Va remedy has ever E'r' WItH such uuguali-
fed >Ir-,->. tU uUr knowledge i"T beast ~
well - IIfu
Price, II per bottle. 0T ~iN bottles for =
ALL DRUGGISTS have % ur raE GET tt for
YOU. or % viii hc ~"II 90 ANY Address 0u re-
ceipf Uf price 10y the Ur.p-ietor~-
DIR g. !. EENDAlL& & co.
EufsSbUTgl Falls. Vermont.
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REhORlL'S SPAWN CUR
On HINAA FLE@H

bakersfield. ~. Dee. % 1879.
q ! KENDtLI. \ tu-. GrUJS I wish 10
add Wy testimony m favor of yuur invaluable
.iuuu,iI "kruiJ'l'> SPAWN Cure" In the
spring II I~3 ] slipped Ou the lee and
~pT.Iiucd my right limb at the knee JOINT. ]
WA very ltmc AMI 40 times suffered the
most rNcrJtciJt.nE pam. J wore hJuddg-
Cu I1 fur uvcTI wear. ami tried most every
!hW- il my reach. bUt ruuid find Hn. HING
iH April tS-S ] BEGAN Ia think I should he
q Cripple ;uT life 4. tut having some ot Ken
dall-~ SPAWN Cure" thought ] Wuuid try 10.
used unc third Ot a bottle. and experienced
relief II once. Tir pain lett uc and has not
troubled me since. I feel very grateful to
YOU and would recommend Kendall spawn
Cur,.' to III who suffer with >pTaiuS or rheU-
UItISm. Nuur> Truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELL.
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. 10. G. Z

Regular Meeting every TUESDAY Evenin9
a. o'clock. al GUol femplar's Hall. Che
a. uu, street. astoria. uIcT &. L. Parker
| Sore Members Of the order. in good -tand-
n. are invited 20 attend. Degree meeting ist
Monday each month. By order W. Z. I.
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Common Council

'...gar .HeaJin-> second and fsUrth iEcs-
d8y evenings 60. each month. aL7 80 clock
..~-- Persons de-iriu- Go have matters acted
ff..l ,.r fbe Council. ar ans re-s.sr meeting
uu-t present the same q" the Auditor and
rIcla on or before th. friday evening pTiuT
o. rle tuesday ca which the Council hold, it,
rrellar meeting. Goa. 81. CAEDW ELL.
Auditor aud CLERK. .
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knights OF Pythias.

Rsfor Lodge. No. G. X of y. meet ( Z
every "Wednesday evening al = ~
90 u'r,,,ri. Ia the nall oi the A. -. L. ". ~
Corner Chenamu. and DenlOn streets. -
iiy order e.
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Temple Lodge. no. I. AT. A. n.

Regular Communications first and ny
shiri Saturdays iu each month. al "a w
o., lock. e.. E.. 2 the Hall IN Astoria.
Mem hers uf the order, IN good standing. arc
iu, tied o. attend. Is DrGe. - :he ". NJ.
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aEsafLs oA JuL Hal.
Frrr. smerlcan l,o.l

FROM NshFIiE''H s9''-'
Spar -cH O March is
Bjv.i. H... gs tons. A7l.u-. =. o. Ma.cH '
ORIENT. nrg. 3d. sans. ".,.i-n-. -
N5dor. -,r. $50 TONS g. aap 81.
N.r..r. .h r.u4ruult Lowell. I Drc .r
f-,.r+eo -t F.lsG,lttil.. .lau d.
ts-,,.Ire 81. .is- tons. Neg n.ork IAN %
g..fy - .~auafard Am -s tira tons. s. .-cp.r.
\ y .a.5.5sr.., Feb I5
Kat. Dav .apori. -h i2is tons. Msllart N ian D.
=. ,...... t.-g.,.. ,-..-...r1 \ Il A., sb
,.--. ,,-...-... a., a.. .... .,,.. ,,-i-.. T.,,.-
Ei,.f.s. "a, - "
,,.l.,-r, As Nygoba
''''' =" - I'D '
AIce BUCK Al" =. l"aoinE =
Duvc = ~outiiard An SN Fulah'ipii.' A"iHH "
From Foreign Ports.
Adulia. Spanish box STANLEY L. Jan wa Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br sl, 1851 tons Nc 'Innon Cardiff.
Bee iO
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I2-Tn Gr'ras'rtra. ipo, BGduu.
Trpn Portland :iS.iH ciiS whcai..........~5l.u .u.o
ls.-Tp pHa,USiVirH. pc- N'ricu-
From Portland - sc r.il> wllcai.....-.. :,.5V
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KENDaLL's SPAWN CURE

HdrTiSbuIg. Ia. Nov. 4. lSsO
De H T. kFNUNLI \ Co.. Gents / have
% very fine mare that has had a bone SPAWN
fur long time. I tried every thing man
could deVi>f. to cure Il hut all i'm vain and
WA about to give It up when friend of
mime nv this city came To- me and recon-
mTudrd Kcuiali'~ SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand Ti->iIitS r'funvIH" th"t bone clear
and clean ami then >Fui - cents To- YOU for
one uf YOUR Illustrated fioF~e Books and !
,hiuk there l. no better hu9k printed on the
iior~c and his Diseases. I have taken great
Interest iu 10 ana have since sold = rGpIcS
f.r yuu To my nriglihOr, anG VIII try and dO
what euud I can hy getting them iur 1ther~.
V.rrr- firmly q W Mi TEH
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Beaver Lodge No. 30. LO.o.F

Meet every Thursday evening. 20
Az ~ O'Clock. in tho Odd Eel - =
lows iall. -or. Ut Cas- and Che
nawu~ streets. Astoria. Mem hers 10. the Drde
are invited O. attend Bvurler. y. .,
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BLANKS. PromissOry notes. bonds
for deed. Quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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Chamber Of Commerce OF Astoria.

sr-llisr meeting every III and 81 Monday
10; r.Irl BIi'iI. al - &. a. n thr ltall 81 the
Aouug Mems Christian Association.
j. q. Z. BONLBY. President
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

W.t,hin-tuuyiiIe Ohio ..uur t.. 1850
bE. T =. kESBAII ~ CO.. i,ru!~ Erad-
Ui- Eus.T advertisement m IIIi. Field 1ud
.sTlu. ci Etud..li'> SPAWN Cure. AND having
yaUIhi,. and ~pccdy ilur>'- whirl' had been
.IrIc from SPAWN ri-htC"u months. Ncui To
yu. i1r e. huitlr by express. which iH ~iN
wryl> --Wpr Z :.,l lamcacS~ and cElar-c-
uit1fr rud g lar-c ~I'iuj from another EOr~.'.
ruF s,rh horse are To-day - sound ~ colts
5iil- .u,- EutJir WIS worth tu Wv QUE hundred
COLLAR. Respectfully yours.
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1T IS NOT NARCOTIC.

CENTAUis LiNIMENTS;
the Worlds great Pain-Re-
Iet Ig remedies. They heal,
SOOthe and cure Burns,
wounds, Weak sack and
rheumatism upon Man, and
SprainS, Calls and LameneSS
CpOn Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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FCEMRFR.


DECEMBER
I5-To QueCcnsosrn per Ringloddcr.
From Portland 1865 etlS wheat. ". 40
Astoria l4.0iS d" - -...-.... y .0OO
TotaiS.........-.Ss,7I $3.50
Ia- To Lircrpo1l pr ChHdcrs.
From Portland l2g77 bbl> fiour...........sTG. rs
Astoria - .........-.. 500
To;al,.........ISIos sso575
Total value cargo -.........---.... $40
l3-To ppora>folra. pr 8dom ". Simpson.
From Portland 2}.-O3 cil> whc1i-........ 80 500
A,Ipua 2.,-i2 -..-.-.... -l'-i~
Totar,..... ..... lsyo,s s5saS5
lG-T. oao.nsf3lri. is,r Lrllu Rp,ih.
From Portland 2,.'.7 r, is wheat. .. 81 -'1
1r-T. pm..Hf,,-s. pr T-riH,.
From Portland a..afl c-l> vheai........-- >-.'.2I-
so, Lra. ...i'. ..- Lrng-.
From r.Ii.5u. $3.50 haI, G.HT..... ....--i. 80
Astoria I,s ...-.-....-- C-i
ro.a.....-....ll-v ~-or
-Tn sta'-.. l.s. Cha .'s.
From Portland sr.es a.r, wheat. ........--- .s
A-i''i" -i-.'' --------. -''--
ra.l- 49,. -., =,
( at.-y., r......i...,.. ..- f...r....,.
| ,-..... r,.....-..r %. rr-.r.. ..'i,,.,. -rrr.
s,-- g. ,............. ..... f.5.-.5. g..r
Prem P.s aad.., 80 s'.- ...-s.i........ $500
t-.nta .f- .......-- '..pI
-
i'..-.....- ---''--.' -''
res.H.nrsR
,-...... ..l .., .-..... .......- -. -a
ir'tl Portland -'.~-' "..- aif''I'--.-.-. -, ..-s
] E'r4t... fssre ..s..T @ --- Hsr.r. a.sr -r s.H.
20. y......r ....,.f Js....
r..,.,., ..........- ID. ---r..,. ...,,, ISIS.
srt 5-~ fr.i.l ......... 2'.b
- -- s'.H'if -.--.--.-
/ i.''I Ari".'. sd --.--.-..- --N
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SPURTS Of disgusting Mucus,
SauHles, Cracking Pains in the
Head, Fetid E=eath, Deafness,
md any Catarrhal Complaint.
c4n be exterminated by Wei De
Meyers Cata-Th Cure, n Consti-
.utiOnal Antidote, by Absorp-
ion The most Important Dis
overy since Vaccination.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, at par.
Com exchange on san Francisco p percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying rar;
selling. B fol percent.
legal leuutrs-paE.
Trlc-ru.a.. transfers on New lor, D rcr
cent. premium.
PORT hF s~TeRI.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
|. lslaieCnIirnrnin


TFNg-iIPLEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- al = A. ". a~ follows "
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19

lii.ht Is reserved 10 change steamers or
sailing day~.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the pFin-
clpai cities in the United States and Canada.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19
TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey,
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19
aa..sN

IS-TO LircTy,O1l. pcI- ChildoTs.
From Portland 1877 bbl> flour.
Astoria - ..
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19

IJ-TO QUoocRsOsrH, per RingloadcT.
From Portland 1855 ctlS wheat.........sZal 40
Astoria l9.0iS d" -........ y 0O0
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19

Tutal~.......-.. i1.lO2
From Astoria G.2ig - salmon .....-...
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-19

Total value cargo
l3-TD pU0cBsiDIr'i. pr .Ad1m ". Slaps
From Portland 2}sOs cil> whe1t...........'S35. =
Astoria 2g2i2 .......... So
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-02

asot is hs-esy given that the Board Of Health has
adI and hereby publishes, the following Regulationa:
b No uessc sailing from any port any place of any
u and of the Kinrdom shall allow any person land al
Hy pu- place IN the Kingdom except the port Of
Huuuulu. except fEr b. necessary in dischArginr
f-i a. me pur1s places named in Permit previ
uusT obtained from the President OF the Board Of
Eeal-h
IT, No person shah 20 board Of any vessel. de-
T- on any vesss from any port place OF any island
O. IRE kHrdou sEcei 20 proceed 10 tho port Of Homo
luu rhuut r8sfeu Permit from the President OF the
H1z-l uT Iieal1.
III 10 person who shall 60 on board Of any vessel
any Turf az place of the kingdom shall land al any
E- Flacc n the kingdom other than Eonolulu ez-
Crrt a. iir-cinbtfo-e provided.
These regulations shall remain in force until rescinded
D. u-ef oi ie Board cf Health. ard any person volat-
ir- any o- sad regulations while they remain in force
vi b. prosecuted sccordinr 10 law.
IA p CARTER
President of the Board Of Health.
ooe o. lhe Board OF Heath. Honoiuu, Feb. q 1851