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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
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SAILED
Alpha sch. Starr Yaquina bay june Is
Marion King br bk 93s tons. Liverpool. June IS
Argo, gr bk 653 tons Gate, Queenstown June Il
State OF California. IS. 22l0 tons. Debney =
June IL
oregon SIS. 233j tons. POhlman. june Il
Rival bk 2s9 tons. Adams. ). i. June u
Agnes Oswald. brsh. 1880 tons. Mct'ibbon. Queens
town June
Kate and Anna steam sch, p tons. LutJens. Grays
Harbor. June
Orient. brig. sl2 tons. Williams. San Pedro June :
Lizzie Bell. br bk 1896 tons. Morgnard Liverpool
June
North Bend bkt 5s6 tons Merryman. June
California. str 67I tons. Carroll, Sitka June
FIlerhank. br bk. llpO tons. Parker, Liverpool.
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KENOAlL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is, 1850.
DE. Il. j. KENDALL x Co. Gents / have
4 very fine mare that has had bone SPAWN
for long time, | tried every thing man
could devise tO cure il but all i'm vain and
was about 10 give it up when friend Of
mine IN this city came to me and TecOm-
mended kcndall'S SPAWN Cure which / tried
with grand results, removing that bone clear
and clean and then | sent - cents To you Tor
one of your Illustrated Horse Books and l
think there Is no better book printed on the
horse and his diseases. l have taken great
interest i'm il and have since sold Is copies
for YOU To INV HeighbOFS and viii try and do
what good i can BY getting them for Others.
Yours truly. G.. W. MILLER.
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M PORTLAND. FROM SAN FRAN.

Due notice will he given Of any further
change.
Right Is reserved to change steamers or
sailing days.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the prin-
Cipal cities i'll the United States and Canada.
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Astoria l l,odee No. 4OIOGT

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
al 7ia O'Clock. az Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street. Astoria, over c. l.. Parker's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand
ng, are invited TO attend. Degree meeting LIST
Monday each month. by order w. c. 7.
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Beaver Lodge No. So. I. o. o. F.

Meet every Thursday evening. 8
AT o'clock. in the Odd Eel .
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Members Of the order
are invited 10 attend. BY order. n. a.,
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RENOalL'S SPAWN CURE
on HUMAN FLESH.

Bakersfield. VI. Dec, %, 1879.
u. =. KENDALL q Co, Gents wish to
add my teStimOnyin favor Of your invaluable
liniment, "KendallS SPAWN Cure In the
spring of lS63 | slipped on the lee and
Snr;lincd my right limb at the knee JOINT.
was very lame and ut times suffered the
most eXcrUciating pain. | wore n bandage
on il for over year. and tried most every
thing in my reach, but could find nothing
that would give me permanent relief. When
| OveTWOrked. 10 would pain me very much.
In April IS1S | began To think 1 should be
Il cripple for life /: but having some of ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure" thought | would try il.
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 spTainS or Theu-
matiSm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELL
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

j. sure in its effects. mild IN It's action as it
does not blister. and Yet il is penetrating
and powerful 10 reach any deep seated pain
or TO remove any bOny growth or any other
enlargement, ii used for several days, such
rs SpayinS, SplintS, curbs. callOuS, SpTainS,
Sweilings. any lamenesS and all enlaTgements
Of the joints or limbs, or rheumatism IN man
and for any purpose for which liniment is
used for man or beast. It Is now known To
be the best linlment for man ever used, act
ing mild and Yet certain in its 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 its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
lied success, To our knowledge, for beast as
well aS man.
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for s.
ALL DRUGGISTS have it or can get 10 for
you, or il viii be sent 10 any address On re-
ceipt 0i price by the pTOprietOrS.
DIR. B. J. KENDALL & CO,
EnOsburgh Falls, Vermont
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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THE ASTORIAN AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF BOOKS
PUBLISHED
THE AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,

BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF READERS To TIL
FOLLOWING LIST AT WHICH WE WILL FURNISH BOOKS Tt
ORDER.
g COME AND SEE ME-
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShingtOnyille. Ohio. June Il. 1859.
DIR. II. j. Kendall x Co, Gents /; Read
ing NOUT advertisement I'M Turf, Field and
Farm. Of kcndall'S Spawn Cure. and having
q valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months. sent To
YOU for a bottle by express, which in six
weeks removed all lameucSS and enlarge
ment and large Splint from another horse,
and both horses are to-day aS sound rs colts
The one bottle was worth 20 Iue Oue hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
m 1 RERTOT EFT NJ ID
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between San Francisco & Portland.

Ia consequence Of accident to the steam
ship State of California, the following sched-
ulc of sailing days Of ocean steamers has
been arranged. tO-wit
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Columbia River Exports.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.
JUNE 1881.

JUNE 1881.
4-TO LiUelpOOl. per Lizzie Bel.
From Portland 1870. bbls sflour......s73,lO 100
6-TO Queenstown. per agnes Oslrcld
From Portland 1850 cts wheat --.. 6I.loO
Ito Queenstown. per ArgO.
From Portland b so els wheat 400
l4-TO Liro7,Ool. per Marian King.
From Astoria Il ,lls cs salmon. .S2Oi. .J5
RECAPTTULATION. MAY 1881.
Flour, 49.S59 bblS. value. ......-. S224. .9lO
Wheat, 353.23J ctlS. - ......... 3iS,:Ji4
Salmon. l2.4eo cS. ......... $3.50
Total values. II caTgOeS. S651.17:Ii
RFCAPITULATION BY MONTHS. 1881.
JANUARY.
CargOeS value. 1S7. .425
FEBRUARY.
Nai8Oes value. --... - .51S9
MARCH.
> CargOeS value. 202.54l
APRIL.
NargOeS value. 242,l
MAY.
II CaTgOes value. ....... 63l.73i
81 CargOeS, > months. II ,6Sj, 1874
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Ban I~aAxoisco. January Is ,. ~
PO,Osi. I 20. / IS; ophir. 81; Ysllsw
Jacket. . 90. Q IS. 2k; Hale 4 Noreross.
A.lls. Z 10; Union Con-. lok; Sierra Ne
vads. 9; Exchequsr. l 40; Bslcher. I 20;
Benton. Coo; Savage. I 90; Alpha. >; CAL
edonia. SOC; Mexican. 81; Northern Belle.
sk; Goodshaw. ssc. SOC; Silver Hill. Sc;
Chollar. I 30. Q; Con. Virginia. .; Bodis.
81; ovsrmso. Toe. SOC; California. I 80.
IL; Best 4 Belehsr. 81; Gould 4 Curry.
. s.. 81; East NJ. Diablo. isc; Alta.
! -. I 40; Utah. 8.
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AM old Landmark pestroyed.

New Yo1x. January 3.-Ths old land.
mark ON Mount st. Vincent, IN the
northsss. portion OF Central Park. which
for many year, has been used a. . hotel
and restaurant. was totally destroyed By
ere yesterday. 80 fierce were the flames
and so quickly did they spread. that the
occupants had barely time to escape
With their lives and . small amount OF
clothing. The premises are extensive.
The wooden portion was used % q way.
side hotel and restaurant and being very
old burned like finder. In the rear was
an art gallery or museum built Of brick.
On the south side Of the art gallssy was
Q Hus hot-houss, and on the north sheds
and stables. Great difficulty Was found
In obtaining water. The park hydrants
were covered with snow, and invaluable
time Was lost In finding them. When
found they were frozen up and had to
DO thawsd out BY steam. The large
wooden building was burned down to
the foundation stones. net even .
charrsd piece Of wood being left stand
ing. The inside Of the art gallery Was
completely Quilted BY the flames. and
only Q portion Of the brick walls re-
NAMED. The hot-houss suffered prin.
cipally BY the destruction Of glass. The
property belonged to Central Park. and
the loss will reach $1,000 600; partially
insured.
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A ~NsrroW.Gsuge Project.

ST. LOUIS. January 4.-Nsarly 81.
600, 900 has been raised In this city 10
aid In the construction Of the 81. Louis
and Texas Narrow Gauge railroad. . line
which 10 now being built from Texarksna
to Waco. Texas. which II 10 designed to
extend from the former point 10 Cairo.
Illinois, there to connect With . narrow.
gauge road TO st. Louis. II is also In.
tended to push the road from Waco to
the Rio Grsnds. to connect with the
Pslmsr-Sullivan system, which 10 to DO
constructed 10 the City Of Mexico. under
concessions lately obtained BY General
Palmer Of the Denver and Rio Grands
road, from the Mexican Government.
Il 10 also 10 contemplation 10 ultimately
build Q narrov-gaugs road from 81.
Louis or Cairo to New York, and thus
have Q continuous nsrrow-gauge line
from the latter place to the City Of Mex.
loo. A syndicate has been formed 10
New York to carry cut this grand pro.
jvct, and SUFFICIENT money to complete
The road 10 said to have already been
raised. The line between Cairs and
T.xarkana 10 to be finished In the course
Of Q year, % the work Of construction
will bs pushed from both ends.
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The nessiss Yesterday Afssrsess-
Cemutstess-ralk Abeus omeisi
Hspu.ss-Rto.


The Board Of County Commissioners
rsoonvsnsd Of $50 yesterday afternoon.
all present.
The Chairman said that the adjourn
msnt had been taken 10 give the
outgoing Auditor an opportunity TO Ole
his quarterly report, asd the District
Attorney an opportunity to examine the
Treasursr's report.
District Attorney lilies said hs was
not ready 70 sot on the Trsassrsr's TO
pert. - hs had not the report Of the
Auditor.
Chairman Canavan-Has the Auditor
vacated his ofios without filing his report
according to lawf
District Attorney-I don't know.
Chairman Oanavan-Lst Il DO sscsr.
taintd.
Clerk Mahanny went to see.
While be was gene Chairman Csnavan
announced standing committee Court
house, Sheridan and Fraser; Hospital,
Weber and Gallagher; Justicss' Courts.
Sheridan and Weber; Roads. Gallagher
and Sheridan.
Commissioner Fraser said that the
Auditor would not DO ready TO report
before tomorrow afternoon. .
Chairman Cansvan wanted an sx-
preston Of the incoming officials % TO
sssistspts. Until the county ofioers
Ole their applications for additional help
not provided for by Law. the deputies
appointed outside Of those named in the
Act would not be under salary.
The District Attorney thought the ap.
plications should be In writing.
Commissioner Fraser thought that II
the Board WAS to be responsible Tor the
action OF this help. the names Of per-
sons to be appointed should be submit.
ted to the Board.
Commissioned Canavan wanted to
know Il the old Treasurer was going TO
Ale his quarterly report.
Some one suggested that he had
turned over the Trsasurer's ofios and
left the building.
Commissioner Fraser did not think
the old Treasurer could 60 out OF otice
ill after his quarterly report was Al.d.
The Courthouse Committee was In.
structsd to demand OF Treasurer Kirman
the report required BY law. ,
Action was delayed till this demand
was made. :,
90 motion. IL was ordered that oil
supplies needed by town or county ON
cials should be obtained on acquisitions
nlsd with the. Cl,rk. and that no bills
tor snoh supplies will be paid for except
those obtained on the signature Of some
member OF the Board.
Adjourned till z P. N. Tuesday jan
uary 4.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho ~Chrhtiancy and sprague Scan.
daIs,

CHICAGO. January "A Tribune Co
luubus, Ohio. special says: The Sprasus
divorce suit 10 attracting marked sttsn-
ton. and every msv OF the attorneys Is
watched With eager interest. a promin.
emit New York attorney 10 now In this
city engaged in taking the dispositions Of
old citizens with good memories. rsls-
tive 70 Miss Rates ssoapadss and firts-
tons with . number Of gentlemen while
residing In This city. It 10 understood
that the attorney for Spragus has Oh.
tanned and will bring before the Court
the evidence bearing on this particular
point, and, TO strengthen his clients
case, will give the outsoms Of the alleged
indiscretien Of Mrs. Spragus (thsn Miss
Kate Chsse) With . prominent gentle.
man In business %oirelss, the outcome Of
which was that Governor Chase herss-
whipped the gentleman, who was not
only obnoxious to the family, but also o
married man. From the attention given
To miner details In collecting evidence,
Il 10 apparent that . full history Of Miss
Rates life In this city will b again
spread before the public.
WASHINGTON. January 4.-Edil Giro
testified that on December "a, 1879, hs
took Mrs. Chrisianoy To his room In
the St. james Hotel. he admitted hav-
ing had criminal Intercourse with her ct
that time. he has received some atty
loye-letters from her.
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ron.r PIaptifal IN Kew York.

New Yoax. January 4.-Ths year
opens in Wall street on . ak Per cent.
money market, New York banks having
. surplus reserve Of s2.727. IT'S, against
Q surplus reserve. at the beginning OF
the year 1880. Of s2l2. $50. The banks
hold about the same amount Of legal
lender nstes - . year ago. and about
$40, OO0. 900 In specie. Over $loo.o0O I,
900 we're driven out Of United States
bonds last year BY Treasury purchases
for Sinking Fund and the greater part OF
Il was put into railroad investments.
The profits Of all corporations were very
large during the year. To-day every
place whore January disbursements are
made there 10 70 be ssn Q long line OF
collectors Of the same. All the precious
metals mined during the year In this
country have been retained and arc -
bs added 10 the large amount imported
and, for the most part, In circulation -
currency. Stssmships arriving from
Europe yesterday brought $727, 600 In
British gold.
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what ass.sy Csasty hss sesse DO
shs Hsspisal Dsessr - 10 Def'
lag shs Past Year.

-
Yesterday Dr.. Kirky alsd his annual
report:
During the year ending December 81.
1880. six capital operations we're per.
formed ct the County Hospital. - fol.
lows: Three amputations. one 'resse.
tio.. one cancer and one sxtirpadon. al
OF which proved suocsssiul.
There were treated: Pastures and
d~islocations. II gupshot wounds, 4
knife wounds. q; other injuries. 50.
The whole number OF patients treated
during the year YES 40: Females "a,
males 396; daily average say.
Whole aumbsr Of days treatment,
10 907.
Nativity Of patients: Americans, 168
English and Canadians, IS; Gsrmsns,
80; Irish. l57; other assionalitiss. 81
Total, 40.
The diseases treated vsrs : Abscessei
II, alcoholism 80. eanos I. chest dis
sssss 70, debility 10, dropsy Q, dyson
terry 6. dyspepsia I. erysipslss .. eys
diseases 8. fsvsrs &c. heart diseases 8,
hemorhoids I. hip diseases 2. insane 4,
kidney diseases Il. liver diseases 8. ner'
vous diseases II. paralysis II. poison 2,
rheumatism q. scroiula Is. smallpox IL,
vsnsresl 40. uuclsssiAsd 81. fractures,
sto . sc: total 40.
Patients in hospital January !. 1880
sc; admitted during the year Ala; dis
charged 385. died 10; in hospital yanu'
ary /. 1881. 65; females 6. males 50.
Lyon county has nov three patients
und,r treatment - D. Norton. ]. D.
Budd. F. Albright for whose care bill
have been rendered on the hrst Of ssoh
quarter. - have oil bills against othsl
counties,
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NisceIlaneous

WARRINGTON. January A. The So
prsus Court OF the United States reas-
ssmblsd yesterday. after the holiday re.
cess. All the Justices were present ex.
oept Justices Hunt, Clifford and Weeds.
The las. named will probably take bis
seat ON the bench today or tomorrow.
No decisions were rendered.
The debt statement shows the decrease
Of the public debt during December 70.
be IS, sos. 430.
The distribution OF standard silver
dollars from the United States MINIS
during the month Of December amount
cd to 1870. 48l. In December, 1879. 1t
reached 1885, 92l.
Bosros, January Sat Q Land League
meeting here last night Rsdpath gave q
eraphio description Of the wrongs 10 the
peasantry OF Ireland. Psrnell's mother
appealed for the aid Of active sympathy.
SourH ANDoY, N. j., January A.
Rariton Bay il frozen solid from South
Amboy to Perth Amboy and'as fer out
- Staten Island Sound. Several vessels
with cafeoes and others In ballast are
frozen In the Ice.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, January r.
The Rsppshannoek river Is closed with
Ice eight inches thick. There 10 . great
scarcity OF frewood. The authorities
have taken possession Of all the wood 10
the yards 10 order to protect the desti.
tuts, and the supply OF water has been
almost cut Of by the freezing Of the sup
ply pipes.
OaAsoE, N. j.. January Five out
OF six members Of tbs family OF Samuel
Krump, the we'll. known printer. died Of
diphthsria within six days, owing TO de-
fectivs sewerage.
C~AnsoNpALs, Pa, January 4.-Bsr.
uard Gaffney and John Mcdonald,
miners, were killed instantly BY the fall
OF top coal In their mine chamber yes
terday. They leave large families In .
pitabls condition.
MEMPHIS. January 4.-Hsnry Burtsn
found Mr.. Tsts In bed With his wife yes
tsrdsy morning and shot Tate twice and
Mrs. Burton once. Tate returned the
fire, killing Burton.
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A Distressing Accident.

ST.. JosrpH. No., January s.-Inior'
nation has reached here that . most
distressing and. In oil likelihood. fatal
accident has occurred at Hamburg,
some seventy miles north Of here. On
New Years eve Miss Kate Campbell,
daughter Of Colonel Campbell Of THU
city, was visiting her friend Fanny
Wood. daughter Of . leading merchant
Of Hamburg. The two Young ladies
had Just finished dressing 10 ct.
tend q ball, and a. Miss Wood was cross
ing the roof In which they were await
ing the arrival OF their escorts. her dress.
. flowing robe OF Swiss muslin. touched
tho stove and instantly took FIRE. Sh'
ran, and In passing Miss Campbell the
lsttsr's dress iRnitsd. and before assist.
aucs came Miss Weed was very badly
burned about the face. arms and BODY,
and Miss Campbell 20 severely Injured
that she cannot survive. her entire
clothing. with the exception Of her COR
set and hose, being consumed, and hsi
whole body irightfully burned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-04
Ireland's Uprising.

LONDON, January SIT IL stated thai
1000 guns have bssa sent to Ireland sur
rsptiHously from Birmingham weekly.
and that within the last three weeks
5000 Enfield rides have been sent thsrs
from Birmingham workshops.
The Land Lsssusrs who are now on
trial 10 Dublin m claiming that eight Of
the juryms. are on their side. and they
openly boast that thsrs will b NO con.
yietion, - the Jury will either dis
sares or declare the travsrssrs NOT
guilty. This has been the opinion
Of sensible people from the begin
ming. II 10 said BY persons Who are
generally we'll informed In political mat.
ters that Q fourth party, Of which Lord
Randolph Churchill II the acknowledged
leader. will join with the Parnsllitss In
their opposition TO coercion, II By doing
% they can zee Q chaAoso OF defeating the
government.
Colx, January 3.-A party OF men
have visited the house Of . man named
Daniels and shet him, inAicting danger
Gus wounds. The affair 10 believed to
~ connected with Fsaiauism.
DUBLIN, January IA more repulsivs
and terrible year has never come upon
the county. Its history may b writ.
tan IN two wsrds: "Distrsss, disturb.
snss." Il came In . bsesipe-box and
hss eoss cut With bludssons. Il viii
taks many ysass 70 rsoonstrust tAs
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Notices OF mining locations have been
Aled for record ~ folloWs:

Notices OF mining locations have been
hled for record - follows:
By Charles Wilkes. 1900 feet. Flovery
District. relocation Of the Made Itself
and Sslimsds. called the Only Chance.
By sane. 1900 feet, Flovery District.
r~slocs;iou Of the Alps and Jennie. called
Good~nouRh.
By !. NJ. ossn. 800 feet. virsipi. Dis
trict. east Of the Msrssno. north OF the
Colossus. called the Daniel Wsbster.
By p. b. Tanning. 1900 feet. Virgins
District. relocation Of the Colorado,
called Colorado No. 2.
By Allen n. Merritt. 1900 feet. Gold
| Hill District. r~eloostion Of the Ontafis,
| called the Martha Clifford.
By same. 1900 feet. Gold Hill District.
relocation Of the West Golden Gate and
claimed - the property Of the Globe
Con. called the Prescott.
BE- Goth. Haist. 1900 feet, Gold Hill
District, southern extension Of the Del
aware. and called the Albany.
BY Barney Moran. John Sullivan and
James German. 400 feet. Gold Hill Dis
,rics. adjoining the Sullivan. called the
Moran.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-04

social system. now in ruins. and few can
b ~ssnsuins enough to hope that the
task will b accomplished In the present
generation.
One OF the largest land meetings ever
held In C~onnaught tsok place ct Tough.
rsa. County Galway. on Sunday. Davitt
Wa the principal speaker. Several
thousand persons were present.
LONDON, January 3.-Thsrs 10 small
basis for the rumors that the Fsnians
intend to seize arms In the Nsrth Of
Eueland. Precautions. however, are
being taken.
The police patrol In County Sligo last
night exchanged shots with an srnsd
party. It 10 supposed that one OF the
providers WAS wounded. One arrest VA
made.