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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
SAILED.
shipping Memoranda.

REPORT BRITISH BARK RIFLE, JOIN RuNcIE, MASTER.
Len Liverpool April aQth. Crossed the equator the Allan
tic 10 long 260 90 W. Continuation Of light and variable
winds the Sd Of June got moderate Sc trade 20 lat % B
s. long 40 49, W. after which encountered sudden change
wind the SW which blew with fury until the 18th June
During sustained considerable damage buisark
sails aud spap swept aboard and allied the cabin with
water the captain end first officer narrowly escaped being
washed overheard heavy SW gales to the 9Th
Sighted the Falkland Islands July 3D. Sighted land
Cape Horn, July Had very heavy weather in the
month q July during which carried sails rigging
the udder head aud unshpped ter which saved only
and rehpped secured se great exeons Part Of the
sck from the extreme severity Of the weather Al
times unable keen the galley fires HgoinE. On the 24h
sighted Diego Ramersz Islands, bearing WNW. about Is
miles Spoke the italian bark Louise Rocco "a days from
M0nteFdeo for Iquque reporting having experienced the
weather about Cape Horn Aug had moderate
sE 9TH bang squaiy until the Eth,
then fresh north eastey winds the 3st Crossed the
equator the Pacific in long 1so ~ ", Aug 10Th sept 9th
had strong gale u hours then light notheriy winds
22d GIFTED Hawaii; thence light airs and Gains TO
port on the 18Th making the passage in l5S days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

CHOICE TEA.-We tender our warmest thanks to
Messrs Along & Achuck for two boxes of their
finest tea-such is said to grace only the tables of
the mandarins and other digutares of the Celestial
Empire This tea is the crop 81 1874, imported by
the bark Edward James, so days from Hongkong.
and makes the most delicious of drinks. Cinnamon
inform US that in gathering tea, each tree is Wis
tied by three pickers. Tie first takes the uppermost
leaves, which the choicest and yield the finest
flavor; the second takes those lower down, and the
third gathers the lowest and oil that the two first
have left. The greatest care is taken to preserve
these three grades separate Only experts can tell
which is the choicest though there is great differ
ence in the various qualities. Teas purchased of
this firm may be depended on as the very best-pure
as gold, and delicious as nectar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

prom live pool per Rife, Sept sOth-
10TH Duries-7 fkgs ink sos drums OIL Is frames felt
o. nais 40 pkss spirits crates earthenwnre glass
ware Is bills paints 6 castor oil, cs mdse hair
brusbes piano forte 6 paper hangings pkgs ban
kets Is bis scginE leather betting bis sail CLOTH $50
pks beer 2s plates iron II bars iron 80 pkgs oIlmeus
stores 20 pcs and II pks machinery pipe 50 pGs cotton
goods bd sheet iron. 6 gauges, so bds hoop iron DO
bds mon tubes sc tubes &C steel pSs rivets do
hardware, Il pkgs linen goods parcels samples
To W 6reen-lS7 - wine.
To A Kidemann--1 c. effects.
To n Wodehouse-6 personal effects csks mdse-
To McKibbin-22 pkgs druggists stores c. glassware
Too Hall Son-l cs twiue csks shoes, kg nails,
pigs bardWare 3cates buckets C. STEEL csk lead pipe,
> C. polish - bdls iron.
To n tsohertson-1 BIZ personal ELECTS
Prom Portland o, per Matte Macleay, Sept so
To Hackfeld Co44O pkgs salmon rs bbls lime, 22i
tread 50 wheat SIS SKIS bran o6 SKIS oats Sc bales
hsy.
10 Wing Wo Chong-l4 hxs China goods camp stools.
TO Brewer a Co--200 sks -four, 90 bbs salmon.
To Z Ieufs-1 pkg mdse-
ToJ L Pfugcr-1 bx wine
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COMMERCIAL.


HONOboLts OttobH n :.
In our last ISSUE briefly announced the arrival Of TN
bark RIFE from Liverpool She hsd quite opr passage Or
15s dav having been detained mon IA % Cape Horn
y head winds and heavy weather She rings I'm, cargo
Of English staple goods groceries and er merchandise
which will be found fully advertised in o. ir columns
The schooner General Harvey sailed on the 9Th inst for
San Francisco taking small cargoofs agar.
The brig Timaudra partly loat ed with surars and
will sail Tor the destination, in an this week
The barkeutne Jane Faikiub Tg saas on Saturday for
Portland and will carry a valuable cargo
The laris Amy Ma tie Naelsay and Rife are in
mort awaiting eargoe for PORT ana and San Francisco
We call attention the tsaics Of the Collector General
given below. They show an ezport pounds
sugar for the first nine MOI tn, Of The year ws likely
he sreed twenty millions before close The
total exports amount to 81 20 1ss f,r nine months
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MARRIED.

KUTZ-BENEETT-At Honolulu. Oct lst by Rev. S. c,
Damon. DID, George p KuiE Chief Engineer u s Navy, TO
Mrs Catherine Bennett Of this city. No cards-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kauaaha, MOlnkKi. Ang Is.
by Rev Faher Hermann, Mr. Robert Fountain, eldest
Of Capt FouHtain to Miss Mary Ann Robinson both Of
that island.
AHD2ESEE-BURNs-I this city, September so BY Rev
Damon Nr Henry Andersen 70 Miss Margaret Burns,
both Of this city. M .ttA tNNtN ftafH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

IL Mr.. Edward Townsend o'Halloran was yes
terday admitted as member of the bar of the su
Preme Court. Mr. OH. comes here from Melbourne
well recommended, and those who employ him will
find him thorough lawyer, well versed in the de-
tails OF English common law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

TYPHOID FEyER-ImPure water, feiid cesspools
and polluted air are the fertile soil in which this
fearful disease is generated There are several local
tiles in this ciy-one in Fort street. another in King
street, and in other places which in the st evening
air send out miasma sufficient to stne the strong.
est lungs. Some authority ought to exist to remove
these hot-beds of typhoid fever.
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PORT OLE H0NOLULU.
ARRIVED.


Sept 3O-Brit blk RIDE EuDce s5s DAYS from Liverpool
oct l-sehr Prince, Beck, Cargo: l24
roots 1000 goat skinsS hides IS bdls cane, 20 bids
bananas, coop fowls, horses, mule, hogs
bbl tailov, pkgs beef trolls mats - passengers
schr Jenny Reynolds, from Mooaa aud waimes
Cargo; 2l5 bgs rice, bbls beef 90 goat skins, 10
bg' potaIoes, 3 bds cane. bdk bananas, hogs
solr Hattie, Kino. from Na,yilivili cszgo: sbbls
beef = bbs tallow. - hides. 6 passengers.
2-schr Uilama Bates from Kcna and Kau. Cergo.
30 bis wool, boat, hX oranges 3hogs, bdls
cane, kg butter. FdsseHgeTs: Rev. J. r. Posue
sand sna 90 deck &c.. --,..
90 % csks tailow 145 hides, bales wool bags
fungus ~ bgs coffee rolls leather, horse
hog. 9bds cane. 3'1gs breadfruit, S hdis paiai,
bids fish, 3bgs oranges, 2bgs POTATOES PIsseHgerss
Miss Morgan, W weeden Ako, semsen wife,
= L Clarke P Milton, Geo Cockett Meyer.
ssclr Kama- Powers. from Kahului Cdrge: 900
sugar. bbls poi, IA goat skins, IS bds POI, hog,
sheep 10 tgs corn, AZ bgs potatoes, Il bgs char
coal. 10 passengers
sohr Keoui Ana Kaukno, from KoOlAu. ClrgO
sclr Iuaata. Dudoit. from waiaiua llo pkss SUI
gar, hog, bes 6resdfruit hides bdls cane
nrkakEL clrgo; % beads cattle.
sohr Pueosssd, Clark from Hama. o1rgo: 52l Pkgs
sugar, q bhls moasses 100 hgs potatoes bdls
Schr Luka Kas from Mooaa- Cargo: % eds wood,
.schr Nanuokawai, Kaauno, from MOokai. Cargo:
sobr Warwick, Kalawaia, from Molokai Cargo:
50 sheep hogs, 800 goat skins. passengers.
B-schr pauahL nopu from Iiilo Cargo: IS bills
lasaea- NOES 1 OK pears Q FassenGere
6-Schr Fairy Queen Kaaina, from Hanaiei. O1Tpo:
II eds wocd 40 bchs bananas, bdls cane, Dbl
nolasses, pkgs hides. passengers.
SAILED.
sent 3o-Scir Nettie Merrill Crane. for Iahaina-
Schr Active Puaahiwa Tor KohRa.
Oct 1-Schr Mile Morris. Lima, for Molokai.
3-schr Hattie kmo, for Nawiliwi.
sehr Kanaiie West. for Kuloa
schr Odd Fellow. Nika, for Wahee
Am schr Gen. Harvey. Rrdield for San Francisco.
B-stmr Kilauea. MArchant, for Windward Ports.
Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane for Lalaina.
Schr Prince, Beck, for Kona aud Kau
Schr Uilama, Bates for Kona and Kau.
Schr Mary Ellen, Mana. for Maalaea.
schr Keoni Ana, Kaukina. for Kcoau.
f-Schr Kamoi, Powers for kahului.
Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. Lahaina-
Schr Pueokahi, CLARK, for Hama
schr Warwick, kaaNaia for Mako.
schr Kinau, AhuhaR far Mhliko
Sohr Luka, Kaai, for Moloaa.
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u Portuguese in the employ OF Mr. Conwell.
Waikapu, accidentally shot himselfa few DAYS
ince, while out cunning in one of the ravines back
1f that place. Before medical assistance reached
him, he had bled TO DEATH
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lOSsA BY BUIL--A native at Kaawaloa, Ha-
vail Is caught by bull and tossed into the all,
i9uh'n sor breaking of his legs II is thought
ury will prove fatal, owing 10 want Of medical
Aiteht unce
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

e The Kilauea's hour for leaving has been
ehAh ged TO O'Clock =. NJ. Shippers and travellers
VII make note ofthis, aud orfurther information
reh rto her time table
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ABOUT "INsEcTIvoRoUs BlRDs."- have a date
tree in yard which just now is laden with rich
Smyrna dates. We had begun to enjoy the fine fruit,
gathering perhaps plaeful day, when one morn
ing, about ten days since, we were awake6 with
wild chattering and noise which Indicated "row"
in the ncighborhood On going out we found the
date tree filled with flock of from one to two hun
bred miner birds, chauering and singing as they
pecked away at the luscious fruit, each seeming to
say to its mate 1--WE found it, come and get all you
WANT Such sight we have not witnessed since
seeing the ocks OF pigeons in the woods in Ameri-
ca many years since. Our little visitors were per
fectly jolly over their newly discovered casting-
place. and we have not had the heart 10 drive them
away. SO every morning they flock there from all
parts Of the city, aud get their breakfast, and enjoy
right good time oyer their dates, Amer that is
over, suppose they hunt after bugs, worms, &c,
but doubt whether they find many, for the dates
have satisfied the uppcttrs of these insecuvorous
aud thievish miners
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RosEBANK.-This wcll.known property, the home
stead of the late Mr.. Wyllie located in Nuuanu VAL
ley, has recently changed hands for 5000 During
Mr. wyllie's occupancy, 1t became famous for the
many distinguished guests who honored him with
their company. AT one period, Her Majesty Queen
Dowager Emma spent several months there, and for
her special accommodation, the proprietor erected
castellated chamber, overlooking the valley seen
cry. At another time Lady franklin and Miss era
croft guests in this pretty cottage. Here also
met the tabled " Tea and Twaddle Society," which
Mr.. Wyllie provided literally and so sportively
for, and in whose honor he had crest and initials
painted the ceiling of his parlor Those days of
pleasant memory have all passed away, with many
of the mementoes OF It's occupant and the premises
have been greatly improved; but" Rosebank' - still
remains as then bachelors hall"
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;SENGERS.

per stmr Kilsuea, Oct 5-W L Wilcox,
~ Blundeen, W NnGibsoh, II A " ide-
m. IS deck passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

4 Ni .ers from Hilo state that the light Of both
'ne FN'A"D crater and Kilauca, was unusually bril-
nam IS 'eek, indicating increased volcanic activity
II BON l8ces
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ss very interesting incident took place of Ka-
~aiahao Church on Sabbath morning last. Seven
infants were baptized by the pastor, Rev II. H. Par
ker' and among them was one, to which the name
oil Lydia Kekohoalii troyal eection) was given His
Majesty the King stood up god father to this in
liant girl, whose second or middle name was given
her an honor Of His election, she having been born
about that date The occasion attracted full con.
sregaiiou, aud tho little recipient OF royal honor
had many congratulations and kisses bestowed after
the service, from her kinsIolk and admirers.
FIRST KONA.-The first southery rain set in on
Thursday night last fell heavily for two or three
hours the gauge measuring Lao inches in the morn
ing. During Friday and the night following more
rain fell aud the total for the two days as reported
by Mr.. W. w. Hall is 2GO inches There was not
much wind, but what there was came principally
from S. E. TO s. An early kona is considered by the
weather-wise sign of a wet winter and as strong
trades have prevailed throughout the summer it is
not unlikely that such predictions may prove true
To ADVERTISERS. but surely the GAZETTE
is occupying The front place as the leading advers-
ing medium of the city. Our readers will notice
the array of advertisements including the full cata-
logue Of Mr.. Henry May, who presents treat Tor
best evidence of the enterprise of Honolulu mer.
chants and of the civilization Of these islands.
Strangers who come here from the old countries are
perfectly astonshed TO find here larger assortment
Of everything they want to wear or eat better and
often cheaper than in Europe This is a fact
KoA Loes.-The schooner Mary Ellen brought
down from Hamakua, Hawaii, on her last trip fifty
one very heavy and solid square logs of koa timber
measuring ten TO twelve feet in length and the |
largest of them about thirty inches square, all con-
signed TO A. S. Cleghorn & Co. They are the finest
specimens of koa timber ever seen in this MARKET
aud we hope to see them wrought into elegant fur
niture 10 exhibit in the approaching American Cen
tennia The cost of manufacturing any articles for
exhibition will probably be fully returned by their
sale Oar wOrkmen will surely rake pride in making
up furniture for this fair, which will attract the
attention of all the United States to our unrvalled
furniture woods
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

For san Francisco per schr General Harvey, Oct 4ae
pkg Of sugar.
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NOTES

tS Tue ma i steamer from Australia will be due
nefe oe'"sen he 18th and 17th, en- route for San
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Cox's and Nelson's Gelatine,

Brazilian Isinglass,
Sea Island Moss,
English Plum Pudding, . ID. tins,
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, BIB. jars
Carraway Seeds,
Somebody's Luggage,
Cossaques, in jars,
Motto Kisses,
Sugared Almonds, in ID. tins,
Conversation Lozenges, ID. tins,
Peppermint Lozenges, lb. tins,
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Pas

For Windward Ports,
J ParsnAr, X Hinds, r
mann. Miss c Widens
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OF THE WEEK..

ship from San Francisco may arrive
Ing the next ten days, bringing a
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- iarshal requests us to say that the for
u'1 wnfor the October term will be required
on fHoAt ext the 9th inst at JOAN
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T. G. THRUM trusts his patrons wiz favor him with
early settlement Of their quarterly accounts when pre-
sented especially such have been continued from
Honolulu, sept sab, 1874. fn 17a
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California Potatoes,
Island POIntOes,

Island POIntOcs,
California Onions,
Sage and Onions, in tins,
New White Beans,
Split Peas,
Pea Flour, in | aud 3 ID. tins,
No. Table Rice,
Genuine Scotch Oatmeal, ID. tins,
California Oatmeal, 10 ID. bags,
Fresh Corn Meal, 10 ID. bags,
Buckwheat Flour, 10 ID. bags,
Cracked Wheat, 10 ID bags,
Crushed Wheat,
Robinson's Greats and Barley,
Pearl Sage, 4 ID. tins,
Pearl Barley, 4 ID. tins,
Ground Rice, ID tins,
Macearoni,
Vermicelli,
Cases Corn Starch,
Cases Pinole,
Sacks PA,
California COmpany'S Crackers.
Gases Saloon Bread,
Boxes Saloon Bread,
Jenny Lind Cakes,
Medallion Biscuits,
Mic Nae Biscuits,
Water, Wafer, Wine, Soda, Milk and
Graham Crackers,
Ginger Cakes.
Huntley & Palmer's Ginger Nuts,
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Orange MarmaIade,

French Fruits in Syrup,
Cuttings Mince Meat,
Oregon Dried Apples,
Alden Apples,
Alden Pears,
Chinese Preserved Ginger,
Fine Table Raisins, in ! and J bxs,
Sultana Raisins, and I Id. jars,
New Currants, in casks,
New Currants, in 4 and I ID. jars,
English Walnuts,
Soft Smell Almonds,
French Prunes, in jars,
Smyrna Figs,
French Olives,
Spanish Olives,
French Capers,
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English York Hams,

w HITTAKER'S STAR HAMS,
w Breakfast Bacon,
Smoked Beef,
Smoked Salmon,
Pacific Goldfish,
Kits No. / Mackerel,
Half Barrels Mess Pork,
Quarter Barrels Mess Pork,
Roast Beef, in . ID. tins,
Roast Mutton, in 10. tins,
Roast Chicken, in ID. tins,
Roast Turkey, in ID. tins,
Beef a la Mode, in ID. tins,
Sausage Meat, in ? ID. tins,
Assorted Soups, in , ID. tins,
English Soups, in / 10. tins,
Fresh Salmon, l and ID. tins,
McMurray's Oysters, l & 2 ID. tins,
McMurray's Spiced Oysters, do,
Fresh Mackerel, ID. tins,
Fresh HOLSTERS, l and 2 lb. tins,
Quahaugs, in Id. tins,
Oxford Sausage,
Bologna Sausage,
Westphalia Sausage,
Devil'd Ham and Tongue,
Potted Ham, Tongue and Beef,
French Pates with Trufnes,
Tins Pate de fol Gras,
Half Tins Pate de fol Gras,
Tins Pate de Partridge,
Tins Pate de Lark and Snipe,
French Truffies,
Anchovy and Bloater Paste,
Cod Roes, in ID. tins,
Tins Smoked Herring,
Cases Sardines, ] and / boxes,
Boneless Sardines, J and 1 boxes,
Liebig's Extract of Meat,
Mulligatawny Paste,
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER,
Cases French Mushrooms,
Cases French Peas, very fine,
Cases California Sugar Peas,
Cases Yarmouth Sugar Corn,
Cases Tomatoes, 10. tins,
Cases Fresh Beets, 2 ID. tins,
Cases Fresh Onions, 2 lbs. tins,
Cases Succotash, 2 ID. tins,
Cases String Beans, 10. tins,
Cases Lima Beans, ? h. tins,
Cases Turnips, 2 ID. tins,
Cases Carrots, lb. tins,
Cases Asparagus, ? Id. tins,
Pineapple Cheese,
Edam Cheese, California Cheese,
Lard in and 10 lb. Catties,
Lard in Tins.
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A Variety of Confectionery
In half Bottles.

In hall Bottles,
Transparent Wax Candles for Draw
ing Rooms,
Wax Tapers, several sizes,
Bryant & Mays Wax Matches,
Sauces and Condiments,
Lea & PERKINS, Worcester Sauce,
SOyer's Relish,
Essence of Anchovies,
Mushroom and Walnut Catsup,
Tomato Catsup,
Chutney Sauce,
Crosse & Blackwell's Sauces,
MortOn's Assorted Sauces,
Seidlitz Powders,
Tippoo Saib Curry Powder,
Fine New Salad Oil,
Raspberry Vinegar,
Lemon Syrup,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Preston's Sugar of Lemons,
White Wine Vinegar,
Malt Vinegar,
Cider Vinegar,
Chile Vinegar,
Horse Radish,
COlman's Mustard COndlment,
Colman's Genuine Mustard, J lb. bot,
Mustard, in 4 h. tins,
French Mustard,
Pepper Sauce,
Cayenne Pepper, in glass,
White Pepper,
Black Pepper,
Celery Seed,
Whole and Ground Spices,
Cinnamon, Cassia, Ginger,
Cloves, Pimento, Mace,
Nutmegs and Mixed Spices,
Dried Herbs, Assorted,
Carbonate Soda, hi. pit. bottles,
Saleratus, in and 10 ID. jars,
Cream Tartar, hf. pit. bottles,
Cream Tartar, lb. tins,
O
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Pie Fruits and Pickles,
English Pie Fruits,
English Asst'd Pickles, doz.,
English Gherkins, 2 doz. cases,
Cuttings Apricots, Peaches, Grapes,
Pears and Ounces, ID. tins,
Cuttings Jams and Jellies, 2 ID. tins,
English Jams, / and ID. tins,
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Special Purchasing Agent.
TUNITE UNDERSIGNED, EXPECTING To
visit san Francisco BY the Steamer OF October 18th,
for the selection Of
Goods for the Coming Holidays /!
Respectfully tenders bis services me public In the above
capacity. for any
Orders In his Limo:
As the opportunity is an excellent one for parties desiring
Special Articles Selections. ta
nE- Al Orders be In writing and should be
''-N-' : THos. c. THRUM.
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FRESH ISLAND BITTER.
Pineapple Cheese,

Edam Cheese, California Cheese,
Lard in and 10 lb. Catties,
Lard in Tins,
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One Each Rosewood and Walnut
Very Superior Cottage Pianos.
Beers, WineS&LiquOrS

BASIS and Blood. Wolfe Co.'S Celebrated Ales.
quarts and pints,
Blood. Wolfe & Co.'S Favorite Stout small lot in pt
Tenuents Scotch Ale, pts qts extra quality,
Ind COope Co.'S new quality light Pale Ale, qtapt
Cases Genuine "0ld Tom"
A few cases Very sup'r Pale Imperial Brandy,
10 Cases Royal Highland Whisky,
Cases D. Kuypers Hollands Or Casks Brandy,
lis Cs Asst'd Best Brandies. star up to star,
Cases Dnnville's Irish Whiskey,
A few Cases Very Superior Port Wine,
Cases "a. Lalande & CO.. Superior Claret, very
choice article,
Cases Champagne and Moselle.
s u DRIES!
40 L AZ inch Light and Heavy Burlaps,
Wool Packs,
D. oOrsar & sous' Standard Navy Canvas, ASSORTED
numbers,
D. COrsar & Sons Standard Merchant Canvas,
+. Nos. l, 2 and ).
Best Double Screened Welsh Steam Coal
Fire Bricks, India Rubber Hose,
Floor 0icloths, Liverpool Salt, Irvine,
Fence Wire, Coolers, McOnie CHARTERS.
States, &c, DC, &c. (5Os sml
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Golden Gate Flour,

Graham Flour,
Superfne Flour,
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SUNDRTE5,

SONDRIES,
Day and Martins Backing.
Army and Navy Backing,
Washing Soda,
Whiting,
Bath Brick,
English Starch,
Blue, in ] lb. boxes,
Sapolio,
Brown Windsor Soap,
Hawaiian Soap,
Fancy Soaps, in tablets,
Card Matches,
California Golden Syrup,
BALES NEW HOPS.
Corn Brooms,
Demiiohns, /, ., and 5 gallons,
Sardine Knives,
Downer's Kerosene Oil,
Oregon Oats and Bran,
Oregon Wheat,
Island Corn,
Boston Crushed Sugar,
California Cube Sugar,
Fine Powdered Sugar,
Island Sugar.
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Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powder

Fine Table Salt, in glass jars,
Dairy Salt, 10 and 20 h. bags,
Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed,