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Mr.. Watts Lecture.

Mr. Watts, the renowned English free,
thinker, delivered hiss closing lecture at
Mayors hall last night The subject was
on the Doctrine of Il Soul, or Future Life
and was ably handled. The discourse was
listened to by an intelligent and attentive
audience At the close Of the lecture al
opportunity was offered any one to ask the
speaker questions or debate any of the
propositions or points set forth by
him. Rev. q. NJ, W,lmeth, editor OF
the Christian Preacher, made few remarks
in opposition TO the theories advanced
which were met by Mr.. Watts in o grace.
iul, yet logical and iorcihle reply. Mr..
Wilmeth, owing to the lateness of the
hour, said he would not detain the audi
enoe longer by attempting to explain his
position, but would deliver lecture
at al early day upon the questions in.
volved in the evenings discourse. Mr.,
Watts made few closing remarks, in
which he said be regretted that, being com.
PEELED to leave Dallas this morning to meet
appointments, he would not be able tC
hear the gentleman's lecture.
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STREET sTRAWS.

ehsil.oysters at the Delmonic.
10 to the Delmonic for your shell oysters.
s.thestree cutters are filled with mud and
@anger.
=, Isli early for shell oysters Just received
~DeIinonlc restaurant
Nll Dallas ever send Nav York the
Tnocralic banner? is the cry.
ramos sold on monthly installments at
W. Edwards, 725 Main street.
Il. more immigrants passed westward over
"e texas " Pacific road last night.
nborn to the wife of Major II. V. Temp.
s Yesterday morning, daughter.
.tSIrtilths q Cowser hes just received car
"O''i'us and two cars plaster Hath.
Mrs j.. |, Joseph presented her leige
boy. ''''' "''N "''' " '"'''' ''""'
Stops are daily pouring into the streets
SS, cutters, yet there is au ordinance pro-
~'u'uhS the stmM
rhhooE az the TOYS az China Hall, mp stairs.
is.neS@I'eSladies there do not consider IL any
"Vuole TO show goods.
Mrs, H. T. Arthur presented her hus.
s sSuu VIII bouncing boy ut $3.50 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, which timed tue
''Ses az ten pounds.
WY Assessor and Collector Bogcl and hi.
Spu'N J., u. Bssoll, are busy making out
S ma sale list, The drluqucnts are not a,
numerous as last year.
A T. - H. Gates, late iater has hccu appoin'.
Iton Inc police force, yice.Oniger Overland
Ss NY tlhes the place of Onictr' Clapp. re-.
Nsu,u' us mounted policeman,
AaImon & Curtis wooden TOYS, almost in.
eSSuuGu6le, are mad speciality OF at
v vu,na Hall. The salesladies will Instruct
'Va now to set them together
anS,wsordS, guns, drums, flies, trombones,
dIs.e s, wagons, horses, pistols, Nmas can
tIo. S anu nine thousand other things, at ID.
'v'uh schina hall toy bazaar.
lona addition to our large stock OF dry,
mug and short.leat yellow pine lumber, We
e iull line OF sash, doors, blinds
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i
are prepared to meet any dealers prices in
sold. GRIrTIrUs & Cowsrr
Sale Of reserved seats this morning nj the
box Office at CraddOck'S opera-house for
Old SAlpmates, tonight.
Dolls dressed-dolls in undress. dolls
made.oI china, dolls of leather, dolls indie
srucuble, dolls in every shape and form, at
u doslln's china ball toy bazaar.
There are in it certain touches of man.
MOOD and womsRhood that never appeal in
VAN 10 human sympathies.-[ New York
Herald on Old Shipmates.
Yesterday Judge Il. L. Burke, of the
county court, issued to the county officers
eject, certificates of election, aud the
majority OF them assumed the duties of
their office.
Old Shipmates' success at Hayerly's thea.
ter was emphatic, and it was accredited the
best nau teal comedy drama in the English
languase.-l York Mercury on Old
| Shipmates.
In the wrecking of the north.bound pas.
senger train on the Texas Central road Mon
day night, route agent was badly, though
not seriously bruised. The mail car TUNED
over three times in its fall.
The Bowling Green Gazette is rejoicing
over the election of John Il. Halsell, who
was elected to represent the Sd Kentucky
district in congress. MIR. Halsell has a
brother living in Dallas county.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Fred Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets TO
all points at reduced rates, and also BUYS
tickets at highest market prices.
The clouds cleared away yesterday and
the bright sunshine superseded the gloomy
weather of the past few days. The mud
has almost entirely disappeared from the
streets, and the air is bracing
| Attention is called to the advertisement
OF wanted girls to travel with concert
troupe" Girls from s to 10, who desire to
go with concert troupe, should notice the
advertisement under the head of wants.
| John Garner, festive butcher boy in
the employ of Messrs. Frick Il Hamm, col
lected lot of outstanding claims, donned a
new sult, which he had charged aud left
Monday evening for parts unknown.
Captain w. +. Morton has been ap.
pointed jailer by Sheriff Smith and il will
give general satisfaction, for the people OF
Dallas recognize in HIM an old, true and
tried officer who knows his duty, and who
will never fail to do it,
Owing TO the inclemency of the weather
Professor Georges dancing school will
reorgani2e Friday and Saturday, the 2ith
and 18th instants at Y. NJ. II. A. hall.
to tor ladies, misses and masters: s to
10 for gentlemen. Liberal patronage solic-
tied. Respectfully, W. N. GEORGE.
Mrs. Charles Benton, of New York, di.
rectress of the Benton series of juvenile en-
tertainmentss,. was called upon by large
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EulOgy on 0verooats.
I'M =" PUCK"
MR.. NUNKITTRICK'S

Youcan never properly Judge the race of
overcoats by single specimen, because
there are not two alike extant One over
coat will outwear its lining, Just as a man
will frequently outwear his internal ma
chinery. But when aman begins to 90 on
the inside he generally shows il on the out
side. Notso with an overceat, for the gar
ment will appear az robust and healthy as
on the first day, when the lining Is all tasse.
lated and so badly torn that the pockets
burst through, and the owner always feels
like sneaking of into lonesome place TO
put 1t on. No overcoat has yet been known
to outwear its buttons. The cheapest but
tonsto be found in any market will outliye
the most expensive ovcrcoat. We will say
nothing about the lining in the sleeve, and
how the mandives into II, and letches up as
suddenly asshough struck by, u spring door,
because that has been told before. Wowill
simply say that the overcoat isan insolnble
oharade--an impervious rebus. Just hang
II up by the piece of tape on the inside OF
the collar once, and the tape is sure to
break then hang II up by the neck, and
you will rip the collar half off and leave a
great sagin the back that will stand up and
hide your collar from view. This never
happens to any other kind Of a coat but
wherefore no man knows. Another thing
about The overcoat is that no man can keep
~ w ht 'HutuNbTN W UIillHp " nS
quilt unless he spreads II out after he gets
IN bed, and ties the arms around his neck,
and puts dumb.bell in each of the poclx-
cts. A shawl or apiano cover will stay on
Il bed all night, as well as quilt, but an
ovefcoat viii not, even II II Is made OF the
same material. The ovcrc0at will always
manage TO g., on the floor and, to save you,
you Will never DO able to know how or
when II got there.
You soc we have had the warming and
now we have the Overcoats that will out.
dren. Tam O'Shnnier, Arab Bcy ard Kilt
0ycrcoats with Caps to match, for Children
irom2 years and upward. Open until 10
p. IN. Saturdays. Don't you want nice
suit2 Many ofyour neighbors can tell you
about those made and sold by
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"PnsnIon's Slnye :,

\ good audience again greeted the John
A. Stevens company at Craddock's opera
house both At the matinee aud the even
ing performance yesterday In the after.
noon the unknown was given Tor the
second time, and, as ON the previous even.
iug, did not fail TO elicit the stormic,t APP
plausc and rive the utmost satisfaction.
Last evening the engagement OF the COM
panv closed IN his city for he season with
nuolher OF Mr. Stevens splendid dramas,
PASSIONS Slave" The play IN en- exceed
ingy strong one, both in plot, tho
variety uf character and the manner in
which the story is told. II IS useless TO 70
into details LISA story Of love, jealousy,
cruelty and crime, with fun intcrspersed
plpnttmllv. and Is fully W. to- if no, su.
ppfior 10 "uuknnwn.' OfcOurso there Is \
similarity In all the mclo.drnmas Of the
day, and they all present pretty much the
same characters. Mr., stevens rs "Mauel
DeFoe," passion Slave the. victim of
SUSPICIOUS circumstances, exhibited some
tine acting, though not go good, perhaps, Us
in Unknown" where the field is larger.
He certainly has most excellent talents,
both MS author and actor. Mr.. Henry
Holland as "Ferdinand Shepley," the
villain, did good acting also, as did Messrs,
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500, 900 DEPOSIT.


tcr snare.
To the Business Public
because OF the probability that our next
legislature will require our institution to
make n similar deposit TO the amount
above named, We now being recognized by
the Encouragement and secretary of state
as regular insurance, and because Of our
determination TO make our corporation a
successful and permanent business enter
prise, we therefore deem it prudent 90 take
immediate steps in this direction. 1t is
not our aim to initiate stock under the guise
of speculation, nor simply TO advertise our
business, but the sole object is to make q
permanent deposit for the reasons given,
having thoroughly convinced ourselves and
all persons acquainted with our history
that the end will well justify the means.
The entire capital stock of the corpora
ton is divided into 5000 shares valued at
$50 per share. 1t is the intention OF the
present stockholders to retain one-half of
this number OF shares, and to MAKE the
necessary deposit of so for each share held
by them. II any or all of them be unable
to raise the required amount, then they
Will deposit the amount required for the
number of shares attained by them, and
hold the remaining shares for sale nj the
price named. Each subscriber will be re.
quired to pay in full for the
stock held, and hence there can
be no personal liability on subscriptions
taken. Each share entities its holder to
one vote in the regular management of the
corporation, and to that much of the regu-
lar monthly dividends which will be de-
clared from the profits of the business
whenever this stock is negotiated. None of
the proceeds of the sales of stock will go to
the present managers and stockholders OF
the association nor will any of the depos-
it probably ever be needed to meet liabili-
ties of the company. The holders OF these
sh ares will of course be stockholders of the
company and will share in
all its dividends and profits
I'll present management will control the
corporation until their successors ar,
elected at the annual meeting of the stock
holders.
Address all remittances in responsible
manner to 7. $, Burnett, secretary Texas
Marriage Aid association, box 22l, Dallas
Texas.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
H'r LOUIH

ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, November 81 Wheat lower no.
2, red winter 0lagiis cash.
Corn better 66SmG6A.
Corn meal duh ~ cash
Pork lower shoulders, 7; short ribs, %; short
clear, 10 10.
Bacon lower shoulders, OK; short ribs, 49,
short clear, l3lt
Lard nOmualy lower.
Cattle steady good TO choice Texas steers, 4a
I. 90 common 10 fair 8.2jG3 IS.
sheep quiet; TcNrn, 2 l5GfLl0
unchanged
Wheat lower with a fair export demand; Ola
bid for January
Corn case higher, active speculation de-
mand 66h. cash; 6d'i. November; h37., all the
year 1879, january rev mixed wanted for ship
IN ent at ~ ST.
Corn meal quiet ut 30
Pork dull aud lower offered at Is 80 for new.
Bnlk meats owernnd SLOW; shoulders Z long
clear and short rib, %, short clear 10 10 loose.
clear, l3js.
Lard nomnally lower:
Cattle, receipts l,blO shipments, $50: supply
only moderate and quality poor. good to choice
Texans 2.75 to $50 commons To so top Grades
OF native shipping steers, . % to D 1j medium
TO good '.5 to s; western half brceds, % to 5.
oheap steady receipts, Loco, shipments, 5,lCO
TeNlnnS, > 10 TO I; natives. to 80
KANSAS CliY.
KANSAS CITY, November 2i.-Cat.le receipt,
800 ilrmer but slow; Texas steers sold at 30
800; Cows 2d3 40
Sheep receipts 1000 unchanged at $3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Nov. 2l-Wheat quiet aud easier
Regular: g2sd November. 92i@03 December, goA
year; No. red western. 9ilS cash, qih
OWE. November, 9iiigg1s December, 9iH69ih
year
Corn cash higher, options lower, except No
vemOer; CO.. cash, 67is November, 50@j0S De
cemoer and year,
Bulk meats, fair demand and lower, shoulders
ca; short clear, 81: short rib 10.
e-Recoipts, 800. shipments, 1909 activ
and firm; good to choice natives, 8 2jCD6 OF
| common 10 tair 3,90dLSj; Texans, Good 4
| Western iGQL25. sheep receipts. 500; ship
mens, ! 200. medium TO good, ! 50al choice 4
/ .,tr A
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The report of the police board, accepting
the resignation of Policeman Clamp and
appointing +. Il. Gates in his place, was
read aud adopted.
Il. ii. Badwell was employc ed as park
Keeper from December LIST, at 5000 for him.
sen and team, which he is to devote TO
Identifying and ornamentng the park.
The petition OF j. Il. d. Young, asking to
be released rom taxes for 1882 in cOnsidera-
ton OF his having donated Stone street to
the city, which was part of the property
upon which the taxes were due was read
and granted
The proposition of J. I. Elliott and w. c.
Sickles, proposing to furnish the city with
an ample supply of pure water for period
OF ten years at 5000 per year, in reser-
volr to be situated within one and one. half
miles OF the city, was read and referred TO
the water commissioners in conjunction
with the mayor.
Sundry accounts against the city were
read and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
An ordinance extending HARDWOOD street
south from W. c. Ioung's south boundary
line nifty feet wide to the corporate line,
was adopted.
Alderman Clark introduced a
resolution TO the effect that
the mayor and water CON-
mlssioners be authorized to expend 5000 In
getting M plans and specifications to in.
crease the water supply of the city, which
was adopted.
At this iuncture Alderman Williams
moved thai the council go into executive
session, and the spectators, and reporters
along with them, were shown the way out
of the hal, by that ever obliglng officer,
Marshal Arnold.
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walton and Pearson, "Shortsleeyes, nand
'N9,ight," the rival suitors for the lady's
maids hand, who kept the audience
amused throughout the performance. Miss
Carlyon as mamie Briscoe," the leading
female part acted very eleverly, indeed,
her. manner and makeup, and address
sary animation at times The
ruined French woman. who appears at
last as the avenger and exposes the crime
OF "Shepley, was admirably sustained by
Miss Mcclellan, while Miss Lillian Name as
Fattle, model lady's maid" was mimi.
table, and general iavorite with her audi
tors The performances given us by this
company have certainly been theatrical
treats, and should the company revisit Dial.
las, would certainly ensure them full
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bittcrs,' us 1t is a
medicine, and 10y reason Of its cathartic
properties cannot be used as q beverage.
1t is manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts directly on the liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels. As a blood
purifier it has no equat. Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in its action.
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The Arkansas Traveller

The Eclipse Lumber yard has the agency
Of the Little Rock paint works for their eel
ehratcd brand Of paints Arkansas Tray,
eler, etc Those Intending TO paint their
houses, fences or anything should call II,
the Eclipse lUmbcr.yard and examine
samples before buying. The paints mad,
by this company are of the very best ma.
tcrial uua aie equal 10 any In the market
Don't fail to try tHesc paints; satisfaction
guaranteed. For sale by the Eclipse Lum
her.NAIl.
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TIE CITY.

Wanted-A good man to travel in the
~untry-one that can furnish a horse.
wages prompt, but not large. Good ref.
eence required. Address H., care HERALD
Office.
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Go to the Caddo house, Greeuyille, if you
want good accommodations ut low rates
Comfortable rooms, clean beds and vel.
Implied tables can always be found.
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Having heard Mr.. Charles Watts, of Lon.
don, lecture on the doctrines of the soul
and Future State,n | hereby challenge
him TO debate the evidences of Christianity
with an ablc opponent, who has met Mr.
Underwood aud other leading American in.
fdels. G. NJ. WiDMtrH.
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While II is said that quininc is the great
panaoca against fever, and strengthens the
system, we know that "Uonrad's Bud
weiser' will do this very things Ask your
druruilt for H.
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OUR CITY sIREs.
what they Did Last Night-Accounts
Passed Upon, Reports Heard, Etc.

The city council met last night in regular
session, Mayor Crowdus presiding. Present,
Aldermen Williams, Loeb, Clark Moroney,
}. d. Carter, G. +. Carter, Moore and Till.
man; &c. Arnold, city marshal. The com.
mittee on claims reported the following ac.
counts, which were allowed and ordered
Maid ~ ~''NA>N'
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Ladies will find all kinds of materials for
fancy work, embroidered silk, tiloselles,
crewel, zephyrs, etc, also stamping OF
every kind neatly done at j. @. Robinson's $.
$50 Elm street,
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Tex q Express Comppny'- sale oi niscelln-
ucous FNntVaN rNCkuwpg.

A large number OF unclaimed ppCNges
will be sold at public auction on Wednes.
day December 90 lSS2, at 10 o'clock o. IN b.
at the waroroom Of Henry Cohn, 7US Main
street, Dallas, unless redeemed before day
Of sale. Terms cash.
u, Il. FAUCrTr. Agent.
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entitled a"rale of a Shirt" in six chapters
with Illustrations and poetry, is now in
at Clancey's, No. GU Main street, and get
one. Free to all. Sent by mail to any adj.
dress
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30. 900 Lo Conte Pear Trees,

three per mall postpaid, for ST., The
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama,
have heretofore advertised only for the
Wholesale trade, but now offer inducements
to all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Plants. Catalogue free.
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In Ladies', Misses and Chill
drcn's Hosiery.
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II is one of the good old dramas. -TNeN
York Graphic on Old shipmates.
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One Of the largest stocks of perlumery.
cosmetics hair and tooth brushes, ut Jen
Houge's,,7l5 Main street.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

49, bvrTEscuP, TxxAs, August IS, lSSs.
Aessrs Morley Bros.
,T iSAGN Il have sold WONDERFUL
!. ~ teI to several Of my customers who used
sor The cure OF BLACK LEG by giving
a.e OF TWO doses internally and applying it ex :
"Fnaily. Invoked like II charm Yours. Etc.
]. B. HUTCUISON
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Extraordinary Bargainsi ia
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's ClOaks and wraps.
In order to reduce our eX-
tremely large stock we offer
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II wasreceivcd with noisy demonstrations
of approval.-[New York Post on Old Ship.
mates.
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BARGAINS

In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren'S Underwear.
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bargains in china, glassware, etc., at The
Crystal Palace.
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BARGAINS

In Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren'S Knit Goods.
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BurrsRcuP. TRxAs. Sept. 4. lsse.
This Is to certify that We have used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT' for 81 ACK GEG
IN Cattle by giving from Is 70 " drops inter
nauy aud applying externally once or twtee 10
'ne parts anected and II gave immediate relief.
A, J, MCLuRE w r. SHIrIEr
\, J. STEWARD. WILL McLURE
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BARGAINS

In Cloths and Cassimeres.
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BARGAINS

In Blankets and Quilts.
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Ear sale ny CRnMDus RALOwIN WIIIIAMs pnlns resss M
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FOR THIS week We OFFER
BARGAINS
In Dress Goods.
BARGAINS
BARGAINS

In Flannels and Repellants
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Ml550Um PACIFIC
lDal ~ and ~ Louis ESpress)
Z" usllG4 1000 p. m. Arr Dallas. 52j n. N.
Denton Accom- modutiOn)
" Dallas. s.; a. m. Arr. Dallas 4 so p. m
GULF, COLORADO SANTA FEE.
THROUGH PASSENGER
I've Dallas, 500 a. IN. Arr. Dallas...1l:4O n. m
MIXED
AZ DALLAS lGS0a III. I've Dallas. $3.50 D. IN
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GOING EAST,
l>an Francisco and st. Louis Express)
leaves Va ............,... 6:3lp, IN.
, waco and MiueOla AC oromodation,
leaves Dallas, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lA5 n. IN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-17
NJ. McInerny,

u USA OEVE1 v Eli
Elk SIS. Hansa, and late arrivals.
FROM THE COAST,
Cases of the celebrated
Blue Grass Kentuckey Whiskey,
in glass and demiiohns, superior to any
brand in this market
Cases Hermitage Bourbon Whisky.
O. +. c. Sour Mash Whisky,
" Kentucky Fayorite Whisky,
Cutter No. Whisky,
-" lIcnnessey I, end 3 Star Brandy,
" Mchot Star Pale Brandy,
Burke's Three Star Irish Whisky,
" Burke's Pure Malt Scotch Whisky
Lochiel Scotch Whisky,
Extra Superior Port Wine.
Extra Superior Sherry Wide,
No California Port,
Best Brands Of Claret.
Best Brands of Madeira Wines,
"Kcy' Brand Jamaica Rum,
"Godcn Fleece" Jamaica Rum,
Baskets Best Stone jug Gin,
Cases Green and Red Case Gin Key"
brand,
p. Raidmakcrs e Co.'S Prize Medal
Genuine HollandsGin,
Fosters Pale Ale, pts and qls
GcnnisscN NNN Porter pts IL ats.
st. Louis Lager Beer,
Pilsncr Lager Beer, qts and pts.
Tenants and Jeilrcys Pale Ale,
Budwcrsers Celebrated Lager Beer
quarts and pints.
G. Fares Champagne, qts and pts,
Eclipse" Champagne, qts and pts,
Rhine Wine,
Ginger Wine,
Angelica Wine,
Also small invoice Of The
Celebrated Mineral Water
FcwozodOne,"
Manufactured expressly for tropical eli.
| mates,
All the above goods warranted.
I2l1 I'm Il. I. Lenehan IL Co.
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Passengers.

For Windward Ports, per Iwalani,
Oct 16-Mrs j ID Holt, ir, and child,
+ McDade, j Gulliford, j G Hal
stead, j II O'Neil, w II Daniels,
Capt Kaai, w G Queen, j w Kalua,
w Goodale, c b Miles and 80 deck.
For Kahului, per Kilauea Hou,
Oct &c G Coleman, Mrs Kennedy
and 50 deck.
EFor Maui and Molokai, per Lee
hua, Oct 1G--J McColgan, S Bile,
J II Black, Mrs dwight and child,
CIV Clark and wife, and about 35
deck.