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Nav YoRK, July 6.-Flour steady; re-
ceipts $4,000 barrelsi exports 1900 barrels;
Superfne, western and State "a OOa4 80; com.
mon to good extra 81 $3.50 Is; good TO choice
81 65a5 %; white wheat extra IS 26a6 %;
extra Ohio "a 70a6 IS; 81. Louis 81 7Oa6 IS;
Minnesota patent 80 26a8 90. Wheat strong
and higher; receipts l73,0O0 bushels exports
~, 900 bushels; unRraded spring 81 02aI 10;
No. 2 spring 81 10; No. 2 Chicago and Mil.
wAukes 81 20al COX ungraded red 81 16al 70;
No. 8 do 81 22al FAX; No 2 do 81 25Aal 26X;
canal 81 26al 26h; rail No. l red 81 SOAl 81;
steamer No. 2 do 81 u mixed winter 81 20;
nngraded white 81 Goal %; No. 2 do, 81 81;
No, ! do. sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 24ka
2lki n. 2 red July, sales b4S, 900 bushels,
bushels, at 81 22Kal 23E; September, sales
720,0OO bushels, at 81 22hAl ID. Corn firm;
receipts 24S,OOO bushels: exports 1874, 600 hush.
els; ungraded 40a6lc; hot 42aI6c; No. 8,
60HaolC' steamer 62a52KG No. 2, 66a66hc
No = July 66ha06Nc; August 56Ka66Nc;
s ptember 57Xab7Kc. Oats heavy and
lower. receipts 5000 bushels; west.
ern mixed 4laI3c; white western 42a4su.
Hay dull and unsettled. Hops steady with q
moderate trade; yearlipgs l9alst; eastern
and western l4a22; New York state l2a2Sc.
Q flee, quiet and unchanged. Sugar duh at
80 and nominal. MOlasses dull and weak
quoted at 36Ka36c Rice steady and Ia
moderate demand. Petroleum quiet and
nominal; United Tic; crude 6NA7Ko; re-
ined 80. Tallow firm at sXa6Kc. Resin
n0minally unchanged. Turpentine steady at
4?a42kC. Eggs quiet bat steady at I6a25Hc
Pork nioderat ly active and higher: old mess
81 l2kal7 IS. Beef, demand fair and mar.
ket firm, Cut meats quiet and firm long
clear 50 Is short clear ~ SIX. lard weak
prime 5 cam Sll 05al20J.r Butter quiet and
irm at lla28a Cheese demand fair and
market firm at 6a9kc.
CHICAGO July 6-Flour steady and un.
changed. Wheat active, tirm and higher No
2 Chicago spring 81 COX cash; 81 1lsS
August; 81 l0September; 81 OS year: rejected
76aS2hc Corn fairly active and q shade
higher at I5Tai6c cash 1910 bid August;
1910 Ieptember 47c October. Oats moder.
ately active and higher at S7Xc cash 2SHc Au.
gust 27hc september. Rye and barley steady
AMI unchanged. Pork strong Ani higher
at SlB 9)al7 70 cash; 81 90 August; 81 lax
September. Lard strong and higher at tll 9j
oosh; 81 o. August; tlf 80 September. Bulk
lleais strong aud higher: shoulders IS 10;
short rib s. IS: short clear SO 05. Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 10.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterdsy,
a. reported BY John n. Hoon& o., brokers,
No. I1eO Main street.
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"SEIn DlseaSes' Cured BY Dr, SWayne'i
OlnImenI.


What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer
single bmnF when tbsJ have = sure cure u
~"swayne's Ointment IL past our comprehln
zion. The worst case OF letter, Itch, Sal
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, ltchinl
Piles, yield 10 It's wonderful oil healing quail
ties. Pimples OIL the Face and DlOtches or
tbs Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment Perfectly saI Q and harmless, even
on the most tender infant
AN ERUPTION or EIGHT YE.Es' STANDING,
| WAS troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intolerabIy Ut times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF 'sWayne's all.healing
Ointment" ! am entirely cured.
JOSEPH II. LAMBERT,
At HortsmAn 4 Bros. Fifth aud Cherry,
Phila.
Swayne's Ointment, the only eileCtual cure
for letter, Rll cutaHeous affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing,
swayne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists,
TThS6W,
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Fl MI FL

-suSSEEEo TESElEL4.-SNothinS Sesnsd % holp
ZEPT. PHILLIPa,
CArARau, PoLTPus OF NosE, inP1IRSe VoroE.-
suffered for years; patent mediglpW failed 70 help
me- Dr. smith o0np!ssISSiE SYtsd cRRsS,pDucK,
oispeldGl &Cc,, Wheeling, W, Va.
DTsPEPslA AM uLcERATED sT9kAc4 -"Treat-
uent for ySAIl JAILED 70 gi!s me relief, Dr.; snilth
cured mel THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
FTa-tHAd them Tor fourteen year. D.: amith
suTed me-" 10 7, WASHINGTON,
H1oGuLl-RuNAIHs SoREs ON HAD my 400
EN addicted ir y y~eaFs-EosAiug seemed 70 help
MRS CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W Va
cAAoEE.-"sunOrod for yOan With cancer. Had u
mt out three times, II IetuIued After each operation
Dr. s~'tA cured me without fRtiG 4 e' " Ss e 65E9'"
Pills., FlsTuLA OF ASus : Flat Of my back Tor 10
= Oeks- Reported d. ling. DE- smith cured me without
tp w. y aye Sstss' Maj, Th hey. ~ * C%HLViwS'v ".
uLCRAATIoHs or RRUTUu, PE0LAPsua AND PILns
" given W. 10 die and pronounced incunbl0, Or,
smith cured me without kniie.
Martins Ferry.
RBV. 30 LADD, VriIOs :-"DF, SmIUh'S probes
donAl services In my family have been most S4tLAiAo-
'oTy and commend him 70 all n q gentleman and
ikllIlul phi yslclAn.h
1ES. AIRSG4ET Kohl says:-"I had been suffer.
yug for seven yOlrI and u itsd BY many PhysiCianr
or DySpepdlA, Dr., Smith said l bad 4 APe-W0Fm
md 10 6igst hours rsmoVed Q monster 100 ieSt long "
EAALH oNPLAIAT8.-ThTe0 yuAIB In hospitals Tor
temalOs give me peculiar advantages In such cASgs,
POIJonl cured Oi CatAnh, Diseases OF Heart
LAYER, stomach, KidneyA Skin, Blood, NuIous Al
kOc,i0nS and W6AkuGaGl0 Of Men And Youth, Scroiula
and AIthUA tostIiy 10 my suCo0al,
PILRs cured Without the knIlO.
Patients At 4 distance may b treated BY lOttOT and
iaIillActiol guaranteed. A chart for SSlt EXAMINATION
sent on receipt 81 two throoOOnt ItamPs, and advice
tTOS.
CONSULTATION At Otioo frus. once hours from 0
N. to y. m, daily, Sundays from 2 70 8 p m. Call
IN or Ad1ren,
i. ID. SMITH. NJ. d.,
apis No, o. Twelfth It,, Wheeling, VI. va.
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JrsE ", lss.
6ToCKH0LDERS' MEETING,

..Di,, al The stOcGhOldsp Of the Northwestern
iCuIlunl sOCiety viii be held o. me
NIlL99,i Ftre and MlTinE IBSu ancO tOmPlny,
tseTTnInIY. July y, 1881, a. . O'Clock M
usAAVA Z. ". O9LEBAY,
secretary,
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nITIDESD NOTICE

m,,,or Of The Peoples Bank have this day
AlLI,nd Of aVS pr cent, out oil the oATa'
n, p.,t sys months, payable on demand
Hp" GEJ. ", ECHHART, JL,
Cashier.
IyI
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF OHIO
" COUNTY REAL ESTATE
u, Il. COCHRAA, AdminIIAteF, do.Il

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF OHIO
" COUNTY REAL ESTATE
u, h. COCHRAA, AdninIIatsr, &c,l
Pursuant to a decrsO entered 70 the above entitled
tauSs on The SOth day u MAJ, 1851, The undersigned
spaclhi commissioner will sell At puOlle suction, Oh
the pFemllSs, On
commencing Vt II a'e'OCk u. M, he following de-
IeIib4d real estate, that 10 10 IAy, kiIsL, that tact oil
land situate 10 LibeTy district, 10 hio county, WGt
Virginia, WhiCh 10 Bounded a. iOllOEG; Beg inning At
stone near an Ipp'S tree IN PSnbertou'I llhe, thence
v ESXo W " G0.loO pO'Ss 10 n stone! The @, teE
S6 80 100 10 70 IoA posi- lbttee n i2S W " S0-iO0 poles
TO biz Iory; the! CeS!9.sw?lA lOO PoIsi to- 'aEti
rurtIs' lire, and cJfueI y Juniu' a; ouElli thence
8 bT,e / 90 poles 70 q stake thence 3 III wa poles
10 4 white obi thence . 41ko E n $500 poles To-
stake near q sugar TIRE In u faTis' llnti Times N
thence n SyA' West 10 poles 10 . EHkei thence \
26ho Il I6 poles to a ,'aie; tbenes N y y u poles 10
asake; th'nOs n NJ E2l poles TO aStlk h III nee
! % + IS 6O'lOO poles TO z IlAEtj lheSGs = Nh v
q sake; ihetCe n 1929 81 6O.l0O pole, 10 The hegln.
Mig, clntlnlng ~ Tcr'H IS Is no poles, excepting
lhs,fpm IS icres, 2 rods, 2 G0'leO poles, conveyed
BY Samuel dunlap gni vile 10 j. NJ caldwell, BY
Second, thu parcel Of land on the northeast side Of
the rcGd leadl' i from West Alexander 10 . Osl LIB
eTty, adjoining the william dunlap iArin; Beginning
a i W ne 10 the line Of l. VI McCune; thence n 6Sks
WA7.i6 pol . to . 'tOue; thence d Siho n I6 $40
poles 70 . stone en- the north side oil the Liberty road
and with said road = llk' M $40 POlea 70 q stonti
IhGues s6Sh' y 6.lO pole, !? q stone thence :
Ssk' E6 60 poles To = stone; thence \ So 4 q . 10
pc 70 10 the b'RiubinR, containing 3 aefts,S rods, 20
poles, except III theTetrOm acre ard O. poles c0D.
vsyFd BY B. dunlap a . wife 10 Harhst e. dunlap,
deed dated Mays, 1873.
Third, that other parcel Of land situate on Sald Lib.
Srty road on which Samuel Dunlap resides, ~Sdjoinlng
lands r. centIy owned BY BAiAlhlel Curtis, dSceANed,
which Iaid piEte 1f land 10 paTt Of the tATm on which
william Dunlap, dsceEsOd, iesidOd turing his lie aud
10 separated from the remainder thereof by the road
before mentioned. sAld piece Of land contains w
TGaSS oV EALR- One.thi'd Of The purchase money
land AI much more o. the purchaser may elect 10 pay)
10 cash, and the residue In two equal iBEallmeBu
payable In siI and twelve months fespeCli' ely, With
Interest from the day Of sale, the Purchaser giving
bis bonds, with approved personal security and the
title 10 be retained until the payment o. tbs purchase
money In iulI, l.. r JOSE4,
IEi8frTHAu Special romml'IlUnRT.
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N0Fl'E. v. ,,,.., VI, .u......
u. -.,sI under the arm name Of "l'On . Sau-
s"'- n' ~, IN, relations Of the arm are - here
sEH' '"D J. b, WILSON,
p. ", BAUAER.
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FOR SALE,
JOSEPh H.ASRIRLs, NuRsERIEa.

NWT Io.I. -V~VND3VTILE
ISS spls IIto; two, three, lout and ats ,tu,
M aqm., one and lSS JsSrS.
~ SulaSA, tso aud thfe0 ytaft.
Mr. SEalstttS, one and two ytaFG.
IL tSvIEIesnA aCgtly Janipef, from one 10 St,
t1HPiintjSs vse thrifty Ihd 10 good condition l0i
IN Ms Sl.ats. Address, BAHUEL Nil
htGSisyIT1Sa TnlIle Nurtefy q one mlle, Ntii d
NersN det.BINt
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PROPOSALS..
.oEALED PROPOSALS,

~ C1TY CLERK's OHYICE,
WHKKLIba, ", VA July 8, 1881.
Sald FOpOalS viii bO received a the CITY Clerks
Oar until
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1881,
uiSdotp N iOr breaking aud sPre.dipg two
...S1ss mi h thS south end Of Pen nsulG bridge
SloIItI M llnssiCnS 10 DO furnished Gut the
lgblLd IIS, ~ Gun o.
EdII,h CGdOuAd 10 The Chairman Of Ton mltteo
N sTt,l, Alters sRd UndeS, and The committee
fIENbI ihs right 10 nlteI any and ali bids;
Az. HAL5TED,
CAliuin q. nuiitse 90 stIsStI, Alleys and Grades
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

KAruxAS FREDE,cK, ct Al. In the crO 1t Court
xAruERrS G%IsuAuDr, ct L.l ShsnsSry.
Tue und,IIigned special commissioner Will on
SATURDAY, THE lsH DAY OF JULY, 1881,
at The front door Of the COuTt House Of Ohio county,
proceed u Aell At public auction, TO the hlshet bid
der 1 certain town Of GnOvn aud described ~ lot No,
s, in tQuIiO No ~, 10 hat part Of the city Of heel
Ing formerly Known ~ The town OF ,Oulh wbesllng,
10 the county Of Ohio and State Of W,It VirglnIl,
and belonging 10 the late John 6FThAFita eatats.
DEscRIPTIOH!-Ths lot 10 full dEsi, upon which Il
erected . tWGStnTy brick dwelling house, containing
four ToSmI, With an addition TunhinH back conlAin'
lpg 80 rooms and kitchen, built Of wood,
fRRMs or sGLE-Ouet third cash Ia hand al date
Of sale, the residue on q credit Of sig and twelve
months, with Interest from date 81 nilA' TIE PuI-
chaser giving notes for the dtieTr'd paymOrtS, with
good Pc SOaSl security, and the titls Of The land will
10 retained Is iuTthtF security.
Il, b DOVENER,
DOVVNHRG FRAWT, Special Commissioner.
SlIlcitOtS for T AiNllf lsib
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oEnsRAL HoTIcEs.

-oTI0F-A GENTLEMAN AND
NOIlO INT one Of tE0 ROOM, either fur
~ sIa, sl,h.4 10 4 Vui-. nSlshSoIhOCS, no,
.,lrs q hs,Iut,i portion Of the city, would
~ On W d he sans house. Address
Enu..nnnf othee,
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RIHAaGIAL am OonnERGIAI.


sTOCEs Market strong and higher at the
opening and in early dealings prices ross IA
o per cent, Nashville & Chattanooga Houston
& Texas, Northwestern, Western Union, Tex
as Pacific, Missouri Pacific and ct, Paul lead
ing the upward movement, Toward noon
speculation became weak and a decline OF "a
~ per cent took place, the latter Hannibal 4
81. Joseph preferred, which was Immediately
quiet, but in the main weak, . downward
tendency becoming more pronounced In tbs
final Gales. Tbs closing quotations showed =
decline Of LalA per cent from the highest
figures Of the day, Hannibal & st, Joseph
preferred, however, closed at an advance VI
so per cent and ToledO, Delaware & Burling'
tou ut an advance Of ~ per cent from the
10 est hIurSs touched.
TiansactiOns 29S, 900 shares.
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EoR SALE.

HREE AND Tw0.sPRlNG pHAE.
IoNs, hlEIlel, Ipd also threa second. handed
~. s'Scn.a 40 Tour b. fsts, viii sell most feaI.
s,..,s : W. tERREL4 Tor. Main and Twentieth
lVA
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NOTICE
,,d.b,si to p. W, Bos'ey. are hereby
~ Tsn'lIi n The OhcO Of s1-sheElH Iinglv, No.
vutsl 10 CAV ',,rst and settle their Iccounta a. suit
iaO ChiplH u, on N bills rsmIiLi0g In my hands
iEAa.aHi 1851 LAS, Y. PATTERSON,
AIAlgnSs,
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WAAIED.

T1S7F'' .,..., :, q. o,,,..
ss,I lsa light ''Fi'
p'4'" ROox 30. J. CUSTOM HOUSE
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MEDIoAl.
YOU KNOW
MEDICAL

The best evidence Of . phySleian's success u the
oltimony Of hll PetiGntl, The Increasing demands
lOf my professional services prove that have dealt
honOnbly and fairly with th0oa Who have consulted
nj. lnHyer use . phientG name without parmiaiOn,
though ! have many hundred certificates trom thea
whom ! have cured after they had been pronounced
lnnuIable. A thorough medical education, with
many Yeas hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic AGENT, Relose Observance Of tampaFaman-
al PGoullAEthaa and strict attention 70 hyEenin man
A|sinsnL insuFOS Iuep0S u cure y poSihle, and I
frankly give the Fatont my opinion.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
Bancrofts Book

Following are the resolutions unani-
mously adopted 10y the Astoria Cham
Der of Commerce:
Resolved, That the Astoria Cham
Der of Commerce fully endorse the
work now in preparation for publiea-
tion by MessIs. 1. l.. Bancroft a Co. =,
on the commerce and industries of the
Pacific coast.
Resolved. That i committee of i've
members be appointed by the Presi-
dent to solicit subscriptions towards
dcfraying the expenses Of procuring
and engraving a sketch of the town Of
Of Astoria and gathering such stats
ties us shall fully and faithfully rep
resent the industries and manufac-
lures and commercial importance Of
this city and its vicinity, in order that
the same may he Incorporated in the
proposed valuable work.
Attest: &c. HOLDEN. Secretary.
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By Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best
Of all purgativcs for family use. They
are the product of long, labOriOus, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use by physicians in
their practice. and by all civilized ma
tiOnS, proves them the best and most ef-
fectual purgative Pill that medical sci
ence can devise. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can he
compared with them. and every person,
knowing their virtues. will employ
them, when needed. They keep the
system i'm perfect order. and maintain i'm
healthy action the whole machinery of
life. Mild, searching and effectual, they
are especially adapted 10 the needs Of
the digestive apparatus, arrangements
of which they prevent and cure, il
timely taken. They are the best and
safest phySic TO employ for children and
Weekend constitutions. where a mild
and effectual cathartic is required.
FOR SAIL By ALL DEALERS.
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SuuemocQha Street,

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment made by ordinance No. 4l7 for inn
proving and repairing or SquemOcqha
street from the west side of CaSS street
TO the east end of said SquemOcqha street,
i'm NcClureS Astoria. in the manner pro-
yided by ordinance No. III. OH each of
the following described lots fronting
upon that part of SquemOeqha street
from the west side of CasS street Ia the
east end Of said SquemOcqha street i
now due and payable at the Office of the
city Treasurer in said city, In United
States gold and silver coin, and unless
paid within five DAYS from the expiration
Of this notice, viz: August 9Th. 1881, the
Common Council will order warrants
issued for the collection thereof. The
assessment il as follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS
HILLS VARIETIES.

GrO. Hill. proprietor and manager.
Fred Gere, Stage manager, ThOS. Cullen,
leader of orchestra. Geo. Lambert. leader
OF brass band. Cook, NickerSOn, Sta
ley and Petty. the Big I. Mr.. VIM.
Glenn. the silver voiced tenor. Mr.. Fred
Gere in new Dutchisms. Miss Lou
Cook i'm new ballads. songs. dances. etc.
will appear nightly. The best variety
entertainment outside of Frisco ON the
coast. and don't you forget il. New
oliO. and new acts. Open air concert at
SPIN Performance commences at SD
=. NJ. Entrance on Benton street: pri-
yate boxes on ChenamuS.
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wiIIIamsport Property .

Great bargains are now offered i'm the
city of WilliamspOrt for any persons
wishing To locate from one lot TO five
acres. Ii is well adapted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated. situated one mile south of
Astoria on YOungs bay. with a good
graded road 10 the place. For further
information call at my residence near
the cemetery. JOIN MILLIAMsON.
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THE CITY.

HE DAILY AsTogIAN iriR De- Sf'H hB
mail - cents month. free of posidge. Read
srs ichO contemplate absence from the citB ran
hare THE AsToRIAN JOiiOiC Them. DAILY
or WEEKLY editions Ia any pnSt-OGlce lrith-
Oia additional sTpeRSs. Addresses mag De
cndRged as OitcR as desired. Le0re orders at
the counting room.
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The new steamer Mississippi ar
rived at Valparaiso on the 10th en-
route from New York for Portland.
A third steamer under the name of
the Umatilla has Just arrived at New
York from the ship yard in Pennsyl-
vania, and will soon sail for Oregon.
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The Central Hotel.

One of the finest, cleaneSt and best
kept hotels in Astoria, situated near the
steamer landing, with first class, airy
rooms, good board and very reasonable
rates. Bar and billiard rooms. The
best OF wines and liquors, and an excel
lent'glaSS of San Francisco beer.
ANTON BIELoH, Proprietor.
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The new steamer Clara Paker
gave a frst-class excursion to Ilwaco
and the cape, on Sunday. She is
nicely fitted for excursion parties,
makes good time, sits as easy as a
duck on the water, and is a fayorite
with all
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The Weekly AsIOfIah

Is mammoth sheet, nearly double
the size of the Daily. II is just the pa
per for the iireside. containing in addi-
ton la all the current news. choice mis-
cellany, agricultural matter, market re-
ports, etc. II is furnished TO single sub
scriberS at - 20 per year in advance.
IA limited number of small adver.
tiSementS inserted at established rates.
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The government is to build an
other steam launch as tender for the
work at the Cascade locks. She Is TO
be 16O feet long, 28l feet beam, 6 feet
depth, to have two 20-inch cylinders
with Gl feet stroke, and two steel
hoilarS
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First-CIass watch Repairing

\. +. Butteriield has arrived, and is
now prepared 10 do all kinds of Watch
Repairing. and Watch Making in all its
branches. Also, Jewellery Work and
Engraving done mp in firSt-claSs style.
All work warranted 10 give Satisfac-
ton. at prices TO defy competition. At
Carl Adlers Book and Variety Store.
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The withdrawal Of Hazel kirke,
after the longest run known to the
American stage, and the introduction
of the new farcial comedy, The Pima
fore, marks a new era of success in
the history of Madison Square theatre,
and one which it is reasonably hoped
the critics of all cities Will regard
with a considerable degree Of interest.
In the approaching season they will
have a greater number of travelling
companies than ever before. The
original Hazel Kirke company will
continue its successful tonr, and a
second representative will travel with
this celebrated dramatic work. The
Professor with the original cast will, e,
among others, undoubtedly also be
offered.
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The Chinese theatre is running in
full blast every night to big audiences,
and will continue for two weeks, in
Liberty hall. II will be difficult to
get the stink ont of the hall, if they
keep up their present lick, for that
lenoth of time
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Rumors were afoat yesterday con-
corning important transfers of Astoria
property, but We could trace them 10
no certain reliable source, and await
official data from Portland.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
4 short stay.

Mr.. FubeT has received orders from r.
l.. DrewtO close out the Pell f0nsign-
meat bV the coming Saturday 4 which
viii neHssitate quite liyelyfElsineSS,
as 4yeIkl cases OF goods still ffmain TO
be fDeTkd. The most of the 95bds, how
ever WI probably be sold at wholesale,
but it isa little late 10 sell TO merchants,
as the fishing season is so nearly over.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
Roseoes New Place.

Roscoe. the popular caterer. invites
all his old patrons, and a. many new
ones as may be pleased 10 make him a
visit, 10 call at his new lee Cream Sa-
loon. On ChenamuS street. Occident
hotel block. which he has just fitted up
in first class StVle.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26

Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs.
Fulton, Mrs. DIR. Kinney, Mrs. Wors-
ley, Miss Maria Shay, Mrs. Sovey,
Mrs. Goodman, and others, will have
tables at the fair.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
Ladies Fair.

The ladies of Astoria will hold a fair
at Liberty Aaf, in aidOf ST. Marys hos
pital, beginAitg on Friday evening next
and continuing daily. Sunday excepted.
until SATURDAY. August Il. 1881. every
afternoon and evening.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
Notice TO Fishermen and Others ON
thP Columbia River.

Ny Youngest sen. four years Old. blue
eyes, light hair and complexion. fell
from the wharf at Clifton on Saturday
evening, July 9Th. 1881. 4 liberal re
ward will be paid for the recovery of his
body. VINCENT Cook.
Clifton. Oregon, July 10, 1881.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26

Mr.. A. NJ. Johnson, at the As
toria sail loft, is making a fine lot of
sails for the ship Empire. The main
sail will contain nearly five hundred
wards of canvas.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26
No. 4 lee Cream.

Ii makes ali the difference in the
world where you get ice cream aS 10
quality. All who have tried il. every
body, prOnOunces Frank Fabers the best
i'm quality, No. ] lee Cream, and equally
a. much Ia the dish i'm quantity.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26

-Clatsop plains never looked better
than it does now, and people over
there never had better crops. The
hay is now nearly all put up, and oats
will follow.