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Denver, Cot, November 2.-One Of the
largest gold bearing mineral discoveries
WAS recently made In the summit District
OF this state by Judge Thomas NJ, bowen,
Of Del NOtte, Colorado. William II. Stew.
ems, celebnted mining expert, having
visited and examined the mine, pronoun.
ces Il the most remarkable and valuable
gold mine worked In the United States.
The assays arc now running over $4,000
in gold per ton, Tho product Of the mine
from a fifteen stamp mill averages about
100000 per month in gold, and the tail.
ings from the mill show q value Of $3.50 pet
ton In gold. ..
Bowen was recently offered S9,000,0OC
cash by Eastern capitalists for a half In
lerest IN the property, which he refused
The discovery has created considerable ex
element IN mining circles,
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SENATOR DAVIS ROAD.
A Tour Of Inspection erIt-GarrOttat
Cumberland.

Cumberland.
sterill Dispatch to tho lntelligener
CUMBERLAND, November 2.-senator Da-
yis new railroad party to-day consisted OF
loyemor Hamilton, Of Maryland; Senator
hyarl, Of Delaware; C. p. Bayard, Of Phil
aiclphin; s b. Elkins, OF New York; R. G.
Kers, Of st. Louis; T. G. SiCkles, Chief
Engineer II, j, johnson and p. Helm, Of
Cumberland; p. l.. Burwell and II. j..
Ecnah, Of Mt. Savage, and 7. B. Davis and
Dr Agcrstcll, Of Keyser. The party left
Cumberland in Especial II train by way Of
the Cumberland 4 Pennsylvania railroad,
Stopping at the Mt. Savage shops, where
thc locomotives and cars arc building for
the new company. They went into mine
there by way Of Piedmont and Blooming
ngon to Elk Garden, where the Company's
plant aud the first mine opened were In
gectcl Everything constructed by tho
company was found to be in the most sub
aantial order. The tract opened has about
one thousand acres Of coal. The road is
being extended to Fairfax Store, some thir'
Nmilcs iurther where there are immense
bvIs Of coal. Several OF the party will go
upthcre to-day on horseback.
secretaries Blaine and Window and U.
S. Grant, 1r., were unable to join the party,
President Garrett and about one hundred
t1uronists from Baltimore went through
here toeIay on special train, to formally
open the Somerset & Johnstown extension
tomorrow. They were feted and dine'l
here, and will he treated in the same man
naat Somerset and Johnstown.
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An ORES CHANNEL AT LAST.
Removal OF the Great Golfer Dam al
Davis island.

ptrrsnuRGn, November Captain Car.
tenter and the United States dredge boats
under his charge are now hard at work
taking up piles and clearing the channel
at Davis island. In twenty.four hours
nearly all Of this obstruction will be gone
and the uniettered Ohio flow over the long
row Of "wiCkets' now lying prone upon
the bed OF the stream. The work Of pull.
Inc tip a pile Is not an easy one, but Is be.
in9 successfully and npidly accomplished
by the Oswego and her powerful inaChin.
cry, aided by the Ohio. The removal Of
this Golfer dam leaves nothing TO be de
sired by our river men except plentiful
rain. Ot this there Is at present but faint
hopes, and the only thing to be done Is to
await the generous supply Of the lOng.de'
layel clouds.
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The lIlnne,oIn nehl one.tlor.

ST. PAUL, November 2-The House Of
Representatives passed the Senate bill for
the adjustment Of the old bonded debt, to-.
day, by vote Of II TO ~. The only i'm
portaht amendment is the one providing
the rate Oiinterest OF the new bonds to be
not above five cent, instead Of five per cent
absolutely. This will permit the Governor
in his discretion to issue bonds at lower
rate II he finds they can be placed'on the
market. As soon as the Senate concurs In
this amendment the bill goes to the Gov
ernor for his signature.
Al the election next Tuesday the people
Of the State vote on the proposition Of
setting aside the public lands and establish
inga sinking fund for the payment Of ouf
bonds.
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Meeting Of MIiNnnkee Mliier..

MILWAUKEE,, November 1.-The Miller's
ASSOCIATION to-day passed a resolution ask
Miihe Chamber Of Commerce 10 enforce
1 tgid inspection Of wheat, as the last
quality Of wheat coming in from the
hnhwest which, while It looks fair and
Tslts No. and even No. |, is badly In.
a'ti by min and is damp and tough, and
GaIy unfit for flour. The Association
as 'cegraphcd as follows
Ae Niier, .iUocidlion Of Minneapolis
AZ 4 meeting Of the ALilier's Association
Z lhs city to-day 1t was resolved thnt ow.
ny To The unwarrnnted condition Of the
sael' market which Is manipulated in the
IneiesS oi speculation, and against the
ggaIlmate business, we believe II TO be for
ge interests of the millers Of this country
maEe i q common cause and shut down
Gtir mills until the price Of wheat shall I've
a tgare to compete with The markets Of
@e World. All mills here have shut down
~N wait your cooperation.
EDWARD SASpERsoS,
su President.
y II. SElMOSs, Secretary.
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VI furnish this morning some further
,,,,rplars in regard to the meeting at
py,,.erburg, on Tuesday, of the directors
,i,b. River Railroad, which will be read
- .,b interest. Captain Mcclure, one Of
,Ls directors, who returned yesterday, in
S,p,. us that Major Mcconnell, the Chief
ro,inrrr OF the road, has been ordered to
,.Isca,c ,, the lines, where needed, between
hi. civ and Parkersburg, General Robt.
White. Of this city, has been employed to
nkr general charge of all rights of way
notter.. and will enter the field at once.
Tb4company intend to institute a canvass
Isn active character along the line, and
s,Dcrt to iulIy determine the fate Of the
nmicct within the next few weeks,
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rhs iin.ini, IYnrll.s l.nlr.

HosrON, November 2,-The Executive
Committee on the Worlds Fur met to-day
and agreed upon the form Of a circular to be
addressed 10 three leading representatives
in eacli class Of business and ttnde and in
each profession. Encouraging assurances
were given by the members Of The commit
tee, who believe the project will be heartily
indorsed by the public. Subscription
books will be ready after tomorrow.
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Mttw4uKEB, November 2.-Wm. Kuhl,
the alleged desperado Lon Williams, was
taken from jail here on the sly early this
morning and started for pckin county.
Kuhl's attorneys, sisters and friends have
arrived and are hOrriieda at the discovery
that Kuhl has been taken away, fearing his
death by lynching, while they are more
vehement than ever that he Is not Lon
Williams, but Is an innocent man.
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New YURK, November 2.-The bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church ap-
pointed the time for holding the Confer.
ences inIlss2, and adjourned. The Mis-
sionary committee Of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church decided to appropriate $4,000
Tor missionary purposes, $500 going TO
Africa, Sl9,050 TO Central America and
s22, ,sg2 to Central China.
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'pGtIAI DI'palCh 10 Inc InIeIIIgehCVF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November e.
last eyeninsJ. W. st. Clair, Prosecuting
Attorney Of Fayette county, shot and kill
tdanegro named james Lewis. 1t appears
that Lewis was one OF the leaders Of the
strike at the Caperton mines. While under
arrest he made an effort to escape, and st.
Clair shot him,
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BALTIMORE, November IA meeting
and conference Of the Committee Of Bond
holders Of the Marietta 4 Cincinnati Rail.
road and representatives Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio interest, was held yesterday on the
subject Of the reorganization Of the Mari.
eta Road. Nothing definite was decided
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Inspecting west virginia coni Lands.

NEw YoRx, November "a Washing.
ton special says: A party of distinguished
men, consisting In part OF Secretaries
Blaine and Window, Senators Bayard,
Davis and McPheHOn, and August SChell,
W. II. Barnum, General Sickles and Coy.
ernor Hamilton Of Maryland, have gone 10
West Virgnia to examine some OF the tin.
developed coal lands, with tho view to
making an investment.
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canada Kidding for araIh Carrying
Trade.

ToRoSro, OST., November 1.-The man.
agement oi the Midland railway has been
thoroughly reOrganiEed and Is TO he con.
necled with fine Oi new steel steamers
from Chicago and Duluth, The object ol
the company IL to secure Western freight
BY way ol FONT Hope to New York,
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~ nv Lotus November 2.-The Phoenix
laIRlng IN mill, northeast corner Of Twelfth
n. u spruce street, was totally destroyed by
w iU,eellNeen Z and 3 o'clock tonight Loss
%vW Insurance $4,000. The mill was
Sss ssu and operated by George Bfecken-
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CmcGao, November IA New York
firm prints an advertisement here offering
81 so per 8, 600 for from 1000 To 81 ,OOg, :
OOO IN Confederate bonds maturing In 1872,
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NEWARK, N j., November 2.-Dennis
Oabofne, Wholesale grocer. and liquor deal :
en-, 4 embarrassed by the Mechanics Bank
failure, and has called 0 meeting oi MS
creditors Tor tomorrow,
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The President to-day commissioned Mr.
Stratham as postmaster at l,yncliburg, Va,
vice Mr.. Wilson, suspended Under the
tenure Of the office law.
The following postinasters have been ap.
pointed. Jacob Steininger, Jefferson City,
Mo; Cyrus ". Jamison, Memphis, Mo-.
James ". Harris, Moberly, Mo.
The COmptrOllers Of the Currency has
appointed Frederick Frelinghuysen rs re.
Ceiyer Of the Mechanics National Bank,
and Lewis NJ. Price As assistant receiver.
The interest due November lst, 1881,
continued at ~ per cent was computed by
taking the full interest for the quarter end.
ING October 3lst, at 81 per cent, and de.
dncting thereifom the interest from August
list to the 18th, eleven days, at 81 per cent,
August 18th being the date on which the
interest commenced, as stated on the face
nj tho bonds.
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neenn.a ffs m nl.ln,eriie..

ATLANTA, Ga, November 2.-Ruius NJ.
killed himself to-day in the
bar room at the Kimball House. The al.
legged cause is that his father disinherited
HtFn
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PIttLAbELPHiA, November 2.-Flouf dun. ve,t.
ert eGtIaS &ia4 76 Ohio good n 10 winter tatebis
GaS !S Rye Hour quiet At q 62JSAS IS. Wheat
demand active and prices have advanced No Z rCSi
November 81 3slEAl 3gJS; December Si l5ls6i ~.
january u iI1Eal va Corn dull and feldv, IN
mixed on track and ifaIn depot 69aCgJSas sieaHet
6gc No. 3, Gsei lnil mixed November (iJfaIJc d..
eembet ill5aIlMc; January 79ISa7iIic. OGis dull.
ili 01al4 70; hatne smoked Ga 5Oail o. ind Ia
lie SO 0O steam Sli 70. Butter steady i1y ebhiss.
| Others dull; creamery s2lEJci New York 6bd bfsd.
ioni county, Pennsylvania extra aDis iid St,is a.
&c; dairy 22a2ic, Ei,p irn at 9ic, IhSess onisi.
ed whisky dull al q n.
NEW YORG, November a-DRY Goobs M.
general market Il qulel, bni cotton md =, ain,,
goods are moving steadily nn Aecouht II bgef az.
derl. Cotton gCJds continue Arm and ihe igs,iigS
Hakes ate satrp. Pfint quiet ShIfta and drsSlsfi
arc IN ialr demand and llEht supply spfing WoS's
sns eTe W. acliVe but Brm Foreign SOOiS quIet
Ngg Yees EcSembefa a-TslutEa-TImiy held,
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Ghs Gnteuigsnter,
oa,rc; No-. IS aud "a Ro9E.eenLh sLtesI.

Tut New York Bulletin Of yesterdaysays
,,,, tbe nail market there has u strong
,,ns s The same paper says that the wool
.1,krt maintains its firmness.
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no MONEY FoR CONFEDERATE BONDS.

LONDON, November 2.-The Pal Mall
Gazette says: There is no truth whatever in
the statement that there is large amount
Of money in the Bank OF England de-
posted to the credit of the Confederate
Government, and available for paying the
Confederate bonds. We believe 1t does
not hold single penny, and doubt whether
there Is any such money in any bank in
this country, Tho whole story Is gross
fabrication and fitting product ofa specu.
latiOn that has no substantial foundation.
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NEW YoRE, November 2-MoSEY-6a6 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent, Sterling RI
change banken bli weak At q s0aI sQSS; demand
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA.


Columbia. s.. 272i tOns BOlles ) y. June u
Scottish Admiral. Br hk so ious. Kerr Newcastle
Ms w June l.
Geo W Elder. str ) , an" - o.
Willamette. IS. 2C.5 tons. \ Juur o.
Mary T.. Russ, sch. San Pedro Junr u
Tam O'Shanter. bkt. :. L. June 20
Scottish Bard. Br bk sls tons. Littlc. Rockhamp-
ton. June
Sol. Thomas STR. Coos has. j uir .
Alpha. sch Starr. 1illamook. June
Ethel. br bk. 4sj tons. Graham. Liverpool. may ss
Clan Ferguson. Dr. bk 80 tons Wilson, Brisbane.
May p.
Alden Besse. Am Lk u, tons Noy,s Hongkong
may -
Coloua AEl bk s53 tons Noyes. Iiongk0ns May "
Martha Fisher. br bl. Sli tons. McAdam. Newcas-
le. y w. May l6
Bellaporte. br bl. losO tens. Tate. Newcastle y
w. May II
Merom, sh. 1904 TONS Lowell. May
Clan Grant br BIZ s6S tons, James. I'm Liverpool.
Nave
Marion King DR. bk 939 tons Rio Janciro May5
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KENDALl'S SPAWN CURE

Bakersfield. Vt. Dee. -. 1879.
T.. J. Kendall u Co, Gents | wish To
add my testimony in favor Of your Invaluable
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SPAWN Cure

Is sure IN its effects, mild IN ItS action as il
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RERDALl'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Il. ISSO
DE T.. J. KENDALL Il Co. Gents I have
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VESSELS on THE FAr.
From American Ports.

Alice Buck, Am sh April
Belle of Oregon bk y 4 May
Carrie winslow, bk sii tons. Philadelphia, Mich
Columbia, su lS5j tons. Humphrey. y y. Jan 20.
C. : Hurlburt. bk. IiG0 tore. y \. June ~
Empire. sh. 1892 tons. New York. Jan -
Emma T Crowell bk ll37 tons NAV
Gerten, sh. Philadelphia, Jan IL
Henry 5 Sandford, sh. 1859 tons, Sleeper. y Y
March y
Indiana. ship, O. R. A Y. 60. iron. May p
Kate Davenport. sir i24S tons. Mallett Jan ls
Mississippi, o. II. A y. 60. SIR y Y. May q
Oracle sh 1850 tons. Morrison. Philadelphia Mch p
Olive Southard Am sh Philadelphia March .
Palmyra. sh. 1870 tons Mnot y Y MARCIA
Saranac sh April 20
sparrow sch S March Do
From Foreign PorIS.
Adolf. Swe. biz. 6.5 tons. Einsmsnsson. Gotten
burg. oct Is
Banksfeld Br bk Liverpool April
Buston Vale. br biz. ag7 tons. Buckingham Noko-
hama Feb
Bedford br bk, Liverpool. March 2
Cnilo. br bk. Liverpool. May p
City of Quebec br bk 200 tons London Dec Is via
Victoria
Crossfield. br blk. Liverpool. March 26
Countess of Rothrs Br sh. Middlesboro. Dec y
Countess of Derby. b.. SHdllesboro. Eng. Jan 9S
City of Manchester, DIR ok $50 tons Gio
Doom. Br blk S77 tons Newcastle
Doxford, br blk. Liverpool Marcl via Victoria
Furness Abbey. bL. lU3S. Libby. Yokohama.
Glengaber. br bk, CSC tons. Liverpool. May y
Glenperis sh lOsl tons. Cape of Cood-hope. due
June.
y. BoyntOn, bk. Honckong, May
Oberon. bs. llSO tons Liverpool April -
p j Carlton, bk. Hongkong. May
River Avon. br biz $50 Holker Liverpool March ,
st Vincent. blk HongkonG. June
Sidlaw. Br bk 4s9 tons Mcllashan Middleboroush
Jan n
Thomas II Stowe, hr bk. Newcastle y Mas ~
Taunton. bk, Hongkong. May
Vancouver. b ; l0i3 tons. Newcastle
W II Besse bk, H0ngkong. MAJ
Zoe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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Temple Lodge. No. Z. a. =. A. N.

Regular Communications first and Ky
third Saturdays in each month. at7l. !"
o'clock. p. NJ, al the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order, in good standing, are
invited 70 attend. By Orde; Of the w. NJ.
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Literary Revolution.

BWisdom is yc principal thing, therefore get wis
dom. a booke that is worth reading is worth owning.
To make and friend is better than to make s. 90
only. One thousand bookes profit each-$ 900
One million bookes, profit one cent cach-S 10000
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Common COUNCIL.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings of each month. at q o'clock
BS- Persons desiring 10 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 ou which the Council holds its
regular meeting. x. II. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA. :
SAILED

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state of California. s.. 100 tons. Debney. Y
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Oregon S. 2ssj tons Pohlmnn. : june Il r.
Rival. bk 2s9 tons. Adams. :. 4. June n
Shubriek. q Light-house str. Everson. Rock
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Agnes Oswald. brsh. iasg tons. McCiboOn. Queens
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Kate and Anna. steam SCH - tons, LutJens. Grays
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Orient, brig sl2 tons. Williams. san Pedro June )
Lizzie Bell br bk 1896 tons Morgnard. Liverpool,
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North Bend bat 3s6 tons MerrymAn. june
California. str. GA tons. Carroll. Sltka June
EllArbank br bk. llG5 tOns. Parker Liverpool.
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShinetOnyilIe. Ohio. June l.. 1880
DE;. l.. y. KENDALL Il Co. Gents Read
iug Your advertisement IN Turf, Field and
Farm. Of hcHdall's Spawn Cure. and having
Il valuable ami speedy Horse which had been
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Astoria Lodge No. 4o.Lo.G.T.

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
al az O'Clock. at Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over e. L. Parkcr's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand
ng. are invited to attend. Degree meeting ist
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. LO.O.F.

Meet every Thursday evening. sa46
AZ o'clock, in the Odd Fell -
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Mem bers Of the Order
are invited 60 attend. By order, y. q,
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Tia Traveller Who Wisely Provides
Against the contingency of illness by taking
with him HOSteiteTS Stomach BiiierS, has
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ague, bllliOuSnesS. constipation and rheuma-
tiSm, diseases often attendant upon change
Of climate or unwOmted diet. For sale la all
druggists and dealers generally.
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THE ASTORIAN. AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF BOOKS
PUBLISHED
THE AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,

BEG LEAVE To CALL THE ATTENTION READERS To THE
FOLLOWING FURNISH BOOKS To
ORDER
AND
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION
Between San Francisco & Portland.

Ia consequence OF accident 10 the steam
ship State Of California. the following Sched-
ulr oI sailing days of ocean steamers has
been arranged. tO-wit: