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GROCERIES
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barrels. IS 50 to So kits, 90 TO 95c No s-barrels
s to 81; half.barrels IS TO S. so; kits, 75c to
S.
CAYDY--Stick, 1874 to AXE pound. Fancy, Is
TO sc.
LYE-Concenrated. 50 1894
RorE-Sisal, d inch basis, "a to lOc cotton, Il
@M
Missouri CIDER-25tf30c per gallon,
VINEGAR-Per gallon, 20d39c.
WRAPPING PAPEg-Rag aud straw, 45c to 75c.
STARCH-5@5hc
JuGs--We quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks 1Oc per gallon for glazed
PEACHEs-2 lbs. 81 l5a2 45; lbs, sS@S 40
ToMAToEs--2 lbs. 81 306l 40; 3 ID, II 65a.l 80
sAUER KEAUT. -Bbls 81 o.; half bolS $500,
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fRoS-,we quote merchant bar, lc rates. Nor.
way and sweden, l0C. ava
PLow SrERL-ic.
wlRE-Smooth wirc No. o. SIC; Nos, 10 andio
&C. No, ~ &c; lappaned, barbcd wire, ec; raj.
yanlzed barbed, loo ~ e"'
II )BsE SHoEs--pcr kcg, IS So
=. HORSE SHOE NAlls,-per box 25 lbs No. :,
NAiLs-from l0d to Cd, sL25 rates.
TlSNgRs SToCK-Block tin per III 400. t,
plate, llN2O, S. per box; q lixe0 81 do TX
s,l So zinc, lsc per pound, solder, lbc per ID;
sheet Iron, csc per pound: ~
Axxs-per box, s. 50plO so
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LcntlIer. Etc.

SOLE LEATHER oAH-No. /, $780, No. . 81 a
HEm0cH-Best buffalo slaughter, 80: good 90
best MaalnOrNS %; No ., ~ good damaged "a
OAK HARNEss lEArHEp-No. !, 376939c; No. .
sc >
HEMLoCE-primc, 81: do good SO. do No. 8 soc
FRENCH CALrsKIN-sl % TO / 20, according TO
quality.
fnnADELrH1A CALFsRIN-No /, 81 10 to 95;
do No. . 81 to | 10.
,fHLADElrWA Hlrs, No ], SIC to 81, accor.
ding Ia weight
SHEEP SG.&s-Toppiug MINK per dog, $40 90.
Innings, white NN%X IS 20; russets Gas
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tawba,per gal, 81 1901 so, Port 81 2Oas Sherry,
per gal 81 20&e3 Madeira, per gal 81 COOS; white
wine, in cases, 81 000gl0
CHAMPAGSE-Jules Mum h Co, s26@2G Held
lex, in basket s26@2S; Krug, in basket s26eS2S;
Domestic champagne, s7GlA
AIE-Stock Ale, per doz, 81 l5G2 Is; Porter,
per doE 81 l5G2 25
BOTTLE BEER-St Louis quarts, SO; pints sl2 SC
sBudweiser. own size, 49, pints, SIS SO; Huh
Punch, Sl3 per doz
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAy-Dark s6@S bright sl2. From stores
prairie, baed, dark, Sl0@lj; bright, Sl6&2u;
bright, free on board, car. SIS; dark, sl2.
GERMAN MiLLET-We quote at 81 90 TO 81 ~.
Garden, &c per paper, RETAIL wholesale TX to
2c per paper.
CoTToN-At the oil mill, Exc per bushel.
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Wool and Hides,

Fine and medium fine, CSC; heavy, Ole; black,
bury aud dirty, 8 10 Zoe OIL
Dry nint Is pounds and upward, lO0l2kc;
dry kips, l0dllc; wctsaltcd, 7d5Rc; green butch.
err hides, jk@6c; all damaged, wet or dry. half
price; Ocer skins, Soc; sheep skin, srom 95@5Oc
each.
EEEswAX-li TO lSc per pound as per color.
TALLow-ln barrel, 4kc In cake, 5e per II.
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Per loo pounds
Per 100 Pounds
Entteries.
La. S. T..

This is the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated in 1865 for 25 years by the Legis.
ture for educational and charitable purposes
with capital of $1,000 000--to which Il reserve
fund of over $3.50, 600 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
chlse was made part of the present State Con.
sttution adopted December 2nd, A. D., 1879
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
Grand Monthly Distribution, Glass B., at New
Orleans, Tuesday, February IA, 1882
And all future Distributions under the superyis.
ion and management of
Gems. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La.
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va
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CuicKISs--Wc quote at 81 5O62 on per dozen
turkeys NOd15c; prairie chickens 81 per dozen
rabbits, 76c per dozen, squirrels, 7Sc per dogel
ducks, large, g. 20 small. g ~ ycnison. 90.
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Buggles. ,pring Wagons, Etc.

SHAFTs-Si@9, poles, S9Gl5 per doz
BUGGIEs-Grade B and spring, top s9O@lOO; do
open, s70aS0; do side springs top slOOGlS5; do
side bar. Sl00SlS0; do phaetons SIPS also; grade
side spring. sli0@200; do phOetonS Sl5OG2O0
Jump seat buggieS, Sl7S@256 platform springs
sll0@l20 three spring wagons. S9O1ll5
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Coal end Wood.

CoAI-Indian nation, 80 per ton.
CoKE-50c per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 80 rs to "a 90
per cord: Sawed stove wood is retailing a; the
rates of IS 90 to 5 50 per cord
CHARCoAL--65 cents per barrel
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news of a like action at Sedalia and other
points.
The impression is also out that the order
Will be carried into the departments in the
general offices of the Gould roads.
The Wabash has within the past few DAVIS
dispensed with the services of some office
help, and it is also learned that on the first
of the year the salaries of all the clerks in
the different departments of the Iron
Mountain We're reduced where men were
receiving upwards of 500 per month,
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Fish and OYSTERS.

FIsH-Red. sheephead and trout, lOhc: New
Orleans red snapper, l5c; Spanish mackerel, 26c.
Observation-Disclosures per can xxx, 30c medi.
UNI, 45c; extra select 6Oc; Matagorda and Ber-
@ick's bay. 81 50 per hundred.
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove, 35 cents: wrought
Soc TO 81 per hundred; brass IS TO $40 per hun
drcd; COPPER SO To- u 10 per hundred; zinc and
cad, S, per huudIld
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Wine. aud Iiuuors.

ALcoaoif-s2 40 per gal As Ter high wines.
Mhisxy-Rcctihvd, 81 O5tSl so, as per proof
sour mash one year old. u GO: two years Old
sxWes3 ~ three years old, a. bO@t2 IS; fancy
Swa oldwhisky, sid5, as per age.
"iSks-Viaret In case, ss@5, per quality; ca
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We make the following quotations:
LAYER 81 10 to Ia
BASASAs-Por bunch. 81 90 tob
GREEN ArrLHs-sS 80 to 90 per barrel.
IuRRANrs--Sto SIC.
pEACnrs-Nonc In market
CALIFORNIA PrARs-sS to So per box.
! oRASGss-Louisiana s. y ass 90 per box
lENoSs-Sicily, per box, 81 90
,Nurs-Almonds, &c per pound. Brazil, ioeSig.
hlberts, lie: English walnuts, a0c. III chestnut.
- per pound Italian, none. peanuts, Tennes.
&c red lac choice white, iOc cocoanuts, &.
per leo.
DArss-ln trails. pc per 10.
PEoASs-lic. per ID.
Fies-kegs, TIE, layers $50 per pound.
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gtuemtp-a;iue Gent G,olu
0nticcs.

~ our business office up to D. m. and into m
composing room M to u. m.
NoTlCE-lf you want good brick ciStern
- made and guaranteed cali Mt 1901 Main
stiNV" il2.lw
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2nr sale.

~ S~tAANs
EoR sALE-A large safe, burglar and FIRE
~ proof Will be sold cheap. Enquire of
lotnpson' george " GO ili.u
NOR sALE--A side.bar buggy and light
Ph"'on cheap for cash at VIM. Longs
EoR SALE-A house with IL roamy. No 1915
IL Main street All
E'OR SALE-rhc European House, lj25 Main
4 street 10 rooms and partially furnished
Apply TO John Browning, L IL Elm street, ti27.lf
E'ok SALE-A good residence property. l5Ox
4 10 feet on Bryan street with house of four
IooihS celar excellent wei, outhouses chickcn
yaru eic; over 1000 bearing grapcVines and black
berry bushes of the best Varieties, on the niace
Enquire at Herald Office iS.ti
koK sALE-Four thousand mead OF cattle of
d25-tt IN Wnrth Toy
For SALE-LAND--9OO acres of good black
land 900 acres in cultivation, with all neces
sary farming appurtenanceS; sell cheap.
] s. ANDREWS,
d25iu Fl Worth, Texas
EoR .SALE-Fanns tor rent or sale situated 6
L miles from Dnllns Comfortable houses,
plenty OF water. Also a. acres well ndaptcd to
iirult vegetables, or MELONS. Address o. p.
bowser, SIG Elm. l0rner Market street nov26
E0R sALE,-A farm OF 100 acres OF ncn.
l. black soil situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas. One half in a fine state of cultlya.
ton, balance pasture AMI timber-a nice, new
dwelling, with smoke-hOusc aud other out.
houses ana q well of excellent everlasting
WdleT-OHcicd low ana on easy terms by
JONES Il MURPHY.
Land agents; office No 100 Main street
| EoR sALE-A splendid farm of over GOO acres
l. OF rich black land, situated on White Rocl,
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas. and
midway between Dallas d Wichita and Houston
Il Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and In cultivation. Five tenant houses,
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones Il Murphy, land agents Office 70i
| Main street.
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Poultry md Game.

EdGs-2lc per dozen
BUrTER-Northern, 25G2S, Texas, 2O@s5c.
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MolNsses barrels, 81 So alfbarrels, 81 IS; kegs,
75c sugar barrels So; half barrels 49, hoop poles,
per 1000, sl2.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at So each. HalfTickets 81

1897 Fries amounting to..........,,... .Sll0 400
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only TO the office of the company in New Or.
leans Write for information or send orders TO
N. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans. La.
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JANUARY DRAWING.

Whole Tickets, So, Half Tictots.sl
81 Tickets, $50; 55Tickots 500.
Remit money or bank dram In letter or send
by express Don't ocpd by registered letter or
postollicc order Orders q. e. and upward by
express can be sent NJ our expense Address an
building, Louisville Nv or r. VI. BOARDMAN.
300 broadway. New York
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N''AN ~ INV jon
EOR RENT-The large and connections
l store house, two floors, Nos $50 and 6il
Elm street Enquire on the premises of Thomp.
son george " Co, ji-tf
DOR RENT-StOrc room. corner of Elm
and Austin streets. John II Bryan. 1903
Camp street io.lOt
IGOR RENT-Building No. Gil Elm Street for.
l. merly occupied by the Union CITY Furni.
lure Co. One of the best buildings and loca
tons in the city John browning, 1857 Elm st.
U'OR RENT-fcur GOOD farms for sale or rent
A. near wills Point Texas, ON liberal terms,
also 80 town lots In Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal. Cattle will be taken. John A. O'Neal
diff. "'
E'oR RENT The celebrated hotel known Ms
II the O'Neal House, for rent Furniture can
diff VANS
kOR RENT-A large warehouse i5xiOO I'M East
Dallas, on the side track OF the I. ar. II. n.
one OF the most convenient receiving and shin.
ping houses In the citv HAVING the floor ana
platform level with the freight cars, with gond
comfortable office and Fairbanks door scales
For further particulars apply To II. Bennett.
Dallas, Nov. 2lst. iSsl novol.f
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2eliseellancoas aMants.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONCERN
~ wants business In Dallas and in every
cltE Vist already 'akenl. few hundred dollars
necessary to pay forgoods on delivery after or
uefS nave been secured for the same: Sliu per
month, profit guaranteed. The most searching
inyeSlsauon solicited. A. S Arnold q Go
- 9y- otoolWaS' y. jlj.6t
WANrED-BusINEsS i wish 10 exchange
Tor business in some live town lands
and cash. The lands are located immSdiStrIv
on me line OF the TT Worth Il Denver Rail.
roaG- mat is now under construction Parties
wishing TO exchange their business will address
=; u, Macon, care FL Paso Hotel, Fort Worth
ie,eS, i6-lm
WANTED--A few nice bcarders Mt the Com.
w merclal Hotel Furnished aud unfnrniSh-
e' 'ooihS i9r rent d27u
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Wagon Wood wor

ect So Xxx. 81 7A
SAWED fEi.loKs-ix to az, 81 IS per set
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Ga and cas- Kim s., Dallas. Texas.
Our connection with tanners aud manuiartrts
n last enables us Ia compete IN prices of
Gather with Galveston New Orleans or ~.
futtfa
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4crsonal.
2husici

HUSlClNN.
PHYSICIAN AND suRGEoN-br Morton.
office over Exchange hank building: rcsi.
dcncc So san Jgccnto street; telephone nj resi-.
dence.
90 TO nr. J. A. Sccgur. Dentist to have your
u dcntalwork done lie warrants an nuings
aud plates perfect a. Call ut 500 Elm and
Austin streets IN Rodgers building from Sa M.
To pm,
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2:nr 3cnt.

EOR RENT-one or two rooms to a gentleman
and wife or small family North end of
Cedar street or the first house on west side of
Cedar Springs road-Gillcspie Place iiS.lt
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The Pauic at Alexandria.

a New YORK special of the 18th
says: Matters are no better.
Alarm is Spreading to villages and
all trains from the interior are
crowded. Every ship in the har-
Dor is crowded. The British ad-
miral has chartered special steam
ers sent for transport. Capt.
botoheler, OF the a merican ship
Galena, is assisting all fugitives
OF unprotected nationalities. He
has ordered Wee Consul Comanus
to advise all Americans to come
on beard and has chartered the
bark Savona expressly to afford
more accommodations. Judge
Farman and Judge Barringer and
wife are offered all needful protec.
ton. The American government
should send special consul
general to Egypt. The consul has
just received an order from the
sultan to 60 back to Cairo. His
obedience is doubtful. Our Cairo
correspondent wires us that there
is a fearful panic there, which
Arab is doing all il can to calm.
Last night an European stabbed
an Arab ivory merchant and there
was great excitement, but soldiers
prevented a riot. The American
government should send Ship to
Ismalia to succor Cairo fugitiyes.
Matters throughout the country
are most alarming.
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Guiteau's Condition .

A WASHINGTON dispatch OF Fri
day said Guiteau was resting qui-
city on his bed. Recently he had
been indulging in frnit to that ex-
tent that he had become peaked.
1t had been the desire of the doc
tor that he should partake largely
of meats that he might become
strengthened physically and there
by encouraged. The doctor deems
him great coward who will show
the white feather when the time
comes for his execution. Guitcau
at this time could be entrusted
with & revolver and will not kill
himself, nor by any method which
costs him pain. IF he could obtain
poison that would carry him of
without suffering, he would take it,
and it was therefore deemed well
to watch the cell he left in the
morning and the one he lel, in the
evening, lest through some means
he might $ecrete something of the
kind, or have some ether unknown
means in his possession to use at
the last hour. His wife, Mrs. Dun
mire, has sent Mrs. Scoville, OF
Chicago, authority TO sign her
name to the paper asking exten-
sion of time for Guiteau. She ac-
companied this permission with a
letter full of forgiveness and re-
gret at Guiteau's plight.
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r AND OFFICE NOTICE Land Ofilce Al

n Oregon, City, Oregon, June Y, 1852
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk OF Glatsop county, at Astoria
Oregon. on Tuesday, July Is. 1882 viz =
Thomas Savage, Homestead Application No.
1890. for the NE 4 of See. 2s, TSN.. II. 9 w.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
MS continuous residence upon, aud cultiva-
ton OF, said land, viz III. SiOOB, and Lizzie
Duell Of Enappa, James z. Savage of Asto
ria, and 5. W. Tallmau OF WestpOrt. Ill of
ClatSop county, Oregon.
d-5t l.. I. BARN. Register.
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+ AND OFFICE NOTICE.-Land Office 81
1 ! Oregon City, Oregon, June Il, 1852.
Notice j. hereby given that the follewinaing
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim
County CLERK of ClatS0p county at Astoria.
Oregon, on Monday. July l.. 1882, viz =
Ferdinand FOFstner. Presumption u. 5. No.
1924, for the lots / and 2 OF Sec. II, 4. ", r.
". He names the following Witnesses to
prove his CONTINUOUS residence upon, and
cultivation of, said laaG, viz: d. W. Burn.
side, c. H. Balm, j. G. Adams, and o. d.
Young. all of Astoria. ClatsOp. county Oregon,
dot J.. I. BARN, Register.
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Victoria Regina.

TO-DAY, the English drum-beat
as it circles round the globe, pro-
claims the anniversary of the ac-
cession of Victoria to the British
throne. Forty-fve years ago, to-
day, the young queen was crowned,
at Westminster, and what an event
full reign it has beeni The Eng
land of 1887 differs from the Eng
land of 1882 as much as can well
be imagined, and the progress that
nine lustrums show set forth the
advance that our transatlantic
cousin have made in that period of
peace.
The history of Victoria's reign,
when written, will be a history of
the English people, and here is the
difference between it and all of
the former reigns, the history of
which is but chronicle of kingly
intrigue and court faction. The
personal adventures of kings and
mobiles, the scandal OF court favor
ties and the pomp of court pa
peantry constitute the chiefest
part of English history from Ar
thur to William ", and tits only
when the curtain rises on the
scene where Victoria is the central
figure, that we see due recognition
of the people.
Elizabeth mounted the throne in
1868, and reigned 40 years; George
III reigned from 1850 to 1920.
though his successor was regent
for the last ten years of the old
kings life; so that next to his
reign Victoria has had the longest
term Of sovereignty of any Eng
lish monarch. "The flag that
for a thousand years braved the
battle and the breeze" has been ad-
vanced during her reign over a
wonderful extent o. empire, and
yet the constitutional. intellectual
and social advance OF the nation
is the most remarkable of the VIC
tories that her proud reign has
witnessed. The triumphs of peace,
the achievements OF progress gilt
ter with pure ray beside the lurid
setting stars Of the old regime, and
such stalwart soldiers of science
as Tyndall, Faraday, Huxley and
Bastian nave won greater triumphs
in the mind-that great mental re-
public-than ever did Plantaga-
net, or in later day Marlborough,
OH fields of furious contest.
In the natural order OF events
Victoria must soor pass away; she
Is sixty-three, and will in all posi-
bility be the last great English
monarch; the coming fruit is bios
soming, and before the close of the
century the empire across the sea
will have become in fact and
me,what it is already virtually.
The Republic of England.
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effective devices than those pro-
yided by the constitution have
proved to be.
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Specjas Noti0e.

Z HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WITH
4 the consent OF the general agent for Ore
g0n and Washington territory l have this
day transferred TO John o. ROzoTth Esq,
the Astoria agency of the well known and
reliable TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE Company. of Hartford, Conn. Mr.
BOZorth will in future grant renewals 10 old
policy holders and transact all business for
the company IN this vicinity.
st L. C. HOLDEN.
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NOTICE.

NEITHER TIE UNDERSIGNED CON-
~ SignceS HOr the Master Of The Bf. ship
Nallacetown Will DE responsible for any
debts contracted bv any of the crew 0i said
ship whit, lYine n ihis port
MEiEE. WILSON & co,
JuiS dSt COnSigncGs.
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NEW TODAY.
k0iica

TsyGE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
d bids at his office uEtil two O'Clock, P.
NJ. Wednesday June 81. 1882 for removing
l,G) yards of earth, mo or less, from West
Sixth street il front of Lot In block %, 10
tue front Of lots & and 7, block IS all i'll
ShlyeIeys Ast0Tia. The right to reject any
or all bids Is reserved. j. II. u. CRAY.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-18
NET LOST

tnN THE NIGHT OF JUNE 18TH. BEI!OW
~ wreck of Great Republic, $50 fathoms.
4O,mesh, 30-1o, Baroburs no marks on corks.
sewage - cotton twine. on cork line 2S. lead
llne "a: Leave at OCCIDENT PACKING
| COMPANY. .Ini5 9t
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-18
NET FeTTD

HN JUNE iiti, NEAR SAND ISLAND
" about 40 fathoms 10 mesh. 12-ply No.
10, Barbours thread. Net corkS marked II.
&. Owners can find same at Cooks net
racks, Sand Island.
PETER NELSON.
SlRd tsiandi June 10, 1882. 3t-ltW
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-18
NET LOST.

an NIGHT OF JUNE 18TH, A PIECE OF
" 40 mesh net Scotch, No il. left-handed
lines wooden buoy and end corks marked
II. G. Net lost of wreck of Great Repnblie.
Leave information with II. GRUBE, at S. n.
ADAIR & co. VI