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Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
A Sudden Drop of the Mercury.

LONG BRANCH, Nov. 15.-Within twenty four hours the temperature has fallen 32 de- grees, and heavy frosts occurred last night all through this section of the country. On Monday evening in southern towns in Ocean county furious whirlwind cyclone of 8 few minutes duration worked some damage There furry of snow at Mt Pleasant this afternoon lasting several minutes
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
Georgia.
The Greenback Mule StfI Kickfs

The GreenbaclS Mule StiIl Kicking.
 AUGUSTA, Nov. 15.-The Greenback State committee held lively session at the Cony House to day. It was decided to thoroughly organize for the next campaign by careful choice of town committees, who will be in- structed to arrange for school district cam- paign similar to the one of n few years ago, which resulted in victory for their party. A strong feeling exists against fusion,
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WANTED.

1z PAIh of heavy Draft Uoses. They aa6y% must be good puers and able to do full E*@8A day's work. Address aAG nol6 3t- BOX 1892 City.
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FIRE RECORD.
"A Days Losses by Fire.

SHUDUTA, Miss, Nov. 15.-Nine stores in the business part of the town wore burn ed to day. Loss $3O.00O insured for half that amount.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 15 Fire in the Humph- rey block, New Rochelle last night, caused & loss of S1 : GOO ipsured
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Kansas.

Drowned i'm a Pail Of Water.
 FREDoNIA Nov. 15.-Jack Jones, an old sailor, while attempting to drink from pail of water, was seized with a fit and, his head falling into the pail, was drowned
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
An or Hand Shooting Match

Am Or Hand Shooting Match.
 NEWPORT, Nov. 15.-A team of five mem- bers of the Newport Rifle club to- day shot 8 match of fifteen shots off hand at 200 yards in competition with similar team from the St. Louis Rifle club, who shot under the same conditions on their grounds at St. Louis. The Newport score follows: w. Will ton Farren 70, G. H. Brimham 70, W. s. Bryer 6S, E. c. Leonard CT, C.. Scott 59 {; total 334
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
NEW DOMINION.
Poisoned by HHerb Tea,3

 BowMANvILLE, Ont, Nov. 15.-At the village of Salina, near here, Monday night, William Trimbe and two daughters, twenty five and eighteen years of age, partook of herb tea prepared to relieve colds from which they were suffering, and all were taken sick. Trimble and one daughter died to-day, and the other daughter is not expected to recover. It is supposed that among the herbs was 8 quantity of poisonous nightshade
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others: It Ks as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, Is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where 1t has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done It will change light or faded hair in few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. st lyd&w
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w NTETl

A SITUATION by Swedish girl to do general "A housework; good reference. Inquire at corner >f Martin and Lynwood streets. no16 It.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
MOVER ENTs OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Sailed, the Scythis for Liver pool. the Queen for London the Maas for Rotterdam tho St. Germain for Havre Arrived, the Bothnia from liverpool the Bavaran from Liverpool the Lake Npigun from Liverpool, the City of Para from aspinwall
 Amsterdam-Arrived, the Amsterdam from New
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

M ONEY at per cen .-'Good mercantile pa VI per. of responsible New York and Boston par ties, with New Haven endorsement, running from to twelve onths-forty thousand dollars lots to suit. Address "MERCANTILEn
 no15 2t+ Care Lock Drawer 39. N. H. P. O.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
"A Young Incendfary Trapped,

PORTLAND, Nov. 15.-Benjamin A. Parker, aged twenty-four, of North Berwick, has been held in $7,5OO for burning his house October 2sth to defraud an insurance com. pany and for burning another dwelling No vember 21st, 1881. It is believed that Par ker burned one school house, two stables and two dwelling houses within two years. De- tectives were set on his track, whereupon he fled to his fathers house in Contocook, N H , and feigned sick to avoid arrest, but as officers were detailed to remain in the house till his recovery, he yielded
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
Weddings.


Middle measures are often but middling measures" There are no 'middlings" about Kidney Wort. It is the most thoroughly re- fined flower" of medicine. It knows no half way measures but radically uproots all diseases of the kidneys, liver and bowels. It overthrows piles, abolishes constipation and treats the system so gently and soothingly as to prove it's true kinship to nature in all it's praises. It is prepared in both liquid and dry form no1O 6d1w
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Illinois,
A GhastIy Discover

GhastIy Discovery:
 CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The office door of Dr. J. G. s. Mohr, physician of this city, was forced open this afternoon as he had not been seen for several days past. The doctor was dead and his body mortifying It is sur missed that he committed suicide by poison.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

CNREy;S OPERA HOUSE. Monuny and Tuesday Evenings, Novem- ber 20 and 21, Two Nights Only.
 The Gifted and Beautiful Young Actress,
 MISS ALMA STUART g SrANLEY,
 of Wallack's Theater, in VIC.
 The immense hit that Miss Stanley made at Wal lack s in YOUTH the highest endorsement of the New York Press the Public
 The piece tse Is well calculated to excite and tain the interest of the public at large well trived and humorous plot, worked out by very mic well highly dram tic situations. thoroughly nected and all leading the denouement while the caste of the mIs fastidious cannot fail to be pleased ny the purity of it's tone sparkling dialogue and eral dramatic and artistic excellence in word, it possesses all the Latural clements of assured abounding in of the tenderest pathos exquis ire humor laughable situations and startling and of fectlve climaxes. Seats sale at Loomis. Usual
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework, or cook, wash and iron in a private family. Inquire at
 nol6 1ts 217 COMMERCE STREET.
 WANTED 4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A homework in 8 small family; objection to the country. Inquire at 8 OAK STREET, no16 It. First Floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
Above Sick Youth Suicides.

CLINTON, Nov. 15.-Lincoln King of Beth any, aged 21 years, former resident of De- witt county, committed suicide by shooting himself on account of not being able to mar ry the girl of his choice, their parents ob- jecting. He was reputed wealthy.
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Maine.

Ex-Governor Morrill, Seriously HI.
 AUGUSTA, Nov. 15.-Ex- Governor Lot M. Merrill, the present collector of customs at Portland, is very dangerously ill at his home in this city. It is generally thought that he will not rally. He has been in poor health for 8 long time,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
WANTED

A SLEIGH TRIMMER at once at ctr factory al "A Pantam Falls, Litchheld, Conn. For particu- lars address
 18t FLYNN & DOYLE.
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WANTED.

4 GENTS to canvass for 8 line of Holiday Goods A Energetic men women make quick sale and good profits. Address, with full name,
 nol5 St "ST. NIUH LAS" N. Fl. P. O.
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WANTED,

A T THE Hospital, faithful and reliable man as A night watohman; must come we'll recommend ed. Apply at office of Superintendent. nol6 St
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DamaSins Eyiaence Against ArahL

Damaging Evidence Against ArabI.
 CAIRO, Nov. 15.-Suleiman Pasha, who was governor of Alexandria under Arabi, has tes- tifed before the military commission that Arabi ordered the burning of the city, and that the fire not soon appearing to be general
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
American Theatre. Church Street, Below POstoffice.

We acknowledge opposition. Monday, November I3. Every Evenfng and w ed n 6 esda V sa ssd Sat-
 urdRy Matinee. w. 1T. Stephens, dinnte Oscar Gray. and their dramatic dogs Romeo, Zip and Hero, in the great drama of SSvtft and sure, supported by the following powerful company; Pickett Vincent, Miss Marie Wh ttin gham. Dolly Davenport, Sol and Julia Aiken, Revells, Miss Lou Sanford, Press El- dridse. Popular Prices Of Admission-Orchestra Chairs reserved BOG ParQuette, reserved, 36c; Gen. eral Admission 25c Gallery, 15c; Matinees. 25c i; Children, 15c.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

N ADIES In city and country to~ SIG per \ week new fancy woc sssesr 1idays and winter trade For samples and culsrs send 15c.
 HUDSON, MFG. CO., nor 12ts 265 Sixth Avenue. N. Y.
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The Changes i'm the Cabinet.

LONDON Nov. 16.-The reported ministe- rial changes are semi officially denied. It is stated that no question of the reconstruction of the ministry has been mooted by Mir. Gladstone to his colleagues
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

A SITUATION for young man who can do A chores, or make himself generally usefut to his board would like to attend school from to daily Also young man do little light work for his tuition. CARGILL'S Business College,
 no!5 2S 3JI Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general homework in Q private family; good refe. enca. Inquire ct <~r~~ nol4 sE. 45l coNdRE ss AHs.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

VTSO purchase house within fifteen minutes walk
 U of the postoffice, suitable for two fami- lies must be in a good neghborhood and within short dstar of horse and exceed in Erice $500 Anyone having such a Elace for sale may hear of purchaser by addressing
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16
The Price of Rubber DecIinfn&

 NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-It is stated that dur ing the past week 1,5oo,o 1000 pounds of rub ber have arrived here, and that prices for Para have declined to $1.1O cash and $1. .13 for four months
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general housework or second work, or to make herself generally useful; good reference Inquire for two da, s between and o'clock, at
 nol5 2ts S5 YORK STREET
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Press POoJir1 Arrapoa,nauf


 NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-A pooling arrange mtnt has been concluded between the New York Associated Press and the Western As- sociated Press under the management of an executive committee consisting of Charles A. Dana, of the Sun. chairman Thomas P. Con- nery, of the Heaald; Whitelaw Reid, of the Ia16'taae; Richard Smith, of tho Cincinnati G0sette; w. N. Holdeman, of the Louisville Coat1Ie7-s Journal,
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NTED-

 A SITUATION by q young lady of experience as hookkeeper, cashier, or to write in an ofice Address uo.o If "E. o." this office.
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WANTED
" NTED

tA TO BUY, Horse (not nag aud Beach A9a2N Wagon cheap for cash Address S4X& KEN r." this office. 4-A- uol5 St$
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a capable girl chambermaid A- and waitress, or would do light general house. work can give satisfactory reference. Call during week at house of present employer,
 no16 St 226 ORANGE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

Uric acid in the blood causes rheumatism. Athlo- phoros eels it and s'cures rheumatism, but nothing
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

Ornamental Iron Railing Works, 6s AUDUBON Street, New Haven, A. A. BALL, uO Proprietor Iron Fences Crates Doors, Stairs, Shutters, Baloonies, and Crossings manufactured. Also Fire Proof vaults Iron Columns, Grders. ulu- minated Tile, eto. Ali kinds of Iron Work for public buildings. priaona etc. Bridge Bolts Nc. nol4 If
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-16

Bargain finn Butter. Good Table Butter &C., lbs. $1. Fine Table B. tier SIC lb. Bargain in Raisins. New valenoiennes, clean and large, 10c lb. eE-l will sell for week best New Process Flour at $8 50 per bbl. Fine Pastry 85c per sack. Bargain in Potatoes. Good Vermont Rose FOG bushel. Bordens Condensed Milk, cans 25c. Bordens Eagle brand l7c, cans S1. Fine Mixed Tea 4nc Ib. Fresh ground Coffee, 20c ID. New Hickory Nuts l2c at. Oranberries 1Oc qt., Native Celery 20c bunch- Fresh Poultry Friday morning.
 J. H. Kearney,
 "A and 76 Congress Avenue, no16 Corner of Hill strees.
 Inducements This Week. POultryg Poultry! POutry The finest stock this season fre.h this morning. Country Turkeys. full dressed, 22c ID.
 Chickens, ' 200 lb. More of that fancy Toilet Soap cakes in each, on- ly 22c box
 Fine large. smooth Delaware Sweet Potatoes 2Fo pix Orang-. Oranges: Oranges! Fine Valencia Oranges, only l5c per doz :. atsna E.orion as,t ,.r,stoa or.naas soo soo z. large and thin skin Lem ns, lOo doz Splendid large clean Cooking kaisins, 10c h.
 New Cftron, l8c b.
 Walnuss! Walnuts! WalnutsI New Hickory Walnuts (shagbarks), only Sc qr. New Ohio Walnuts, 4c at. English Walnuts Sc lb A fine Golden Syrup, 46c gal. 10 lb. bags finest quality Buckwheat. a5c.
 ID. MI. Welch x Son. mole 2s and 30 Congress Avenues
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WANTED,

STRONG capable Protestant woman to assist
 X the matron in the care of children, and in the general work of the house. Apply to the Orphan Asylum. between the hours of 2 and 4 m noI5 St
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the same time TO become acquainted with
those very talented and gifted Teu,ons. A
fine repast and the best of wines wero
abundant. after which delightful evening
was passed, In what may properly be
termed musical treat. The singing and
playing was indeed brilliant and pleasing,
We may add that never before had Dallas
an opportunity to listen to such Wonderful
rendltions at home in private family, as
given by the gifted trio, Regarding tho
vocal solos by Conradi they must b. termed
easy, yet powerful aud clear, and through.
out lilled with elegance and feeling; he is
no doubt an artist II the highest rank
The. instrumental solos ly Stoltz and
liooh are magnificent executions, and the
purity OF the tones and the beauty OF the
shading can not be more brilliant. They
are, indeed, wonderful musicians, and their
renditions, either vocal or instrumental,
are discoursed from beginning to end with
delicacy and finish that merits the high.
est praise; for nearly each and every move
ment cal Is forth enthusiastic applause. We
also had the pleasure, on this occasion,
once again TO listen TO the sweet voice OF
our own soprano, Mrs. l.. Gosln. We are
told that nm opportunity will be given the
populace of Dallas to hear these wonderful
musical gcniuses on some early occasion.
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Tho Magnolia direct Sewer.

In Magnolia street, along the west side
from Patterson avenue to Caruth street, a
ditch was dug by the city in 1874, under
direction of the city engineer, Wentworth,
The object of this ditch was to drain all that
low, wet, muddy portion of Caruths and
Ross addition and Patterson's property
between Griffith street on the west and the
hill upon which Sycamore and 0leander
streets join. Before this ditch. was dug,
It was so muddy on Ross avenue at
the Trinity foundry, that TO use n
common eXprGsSion, at would bog sad
die blanket aud in the neighborhOod OF
Best's grocery was u cedar swamp, while
around the Matthews lumber-yatd was,
even In dry weather, aw ~ plash. The
ditch served It's purpose well enough and
was very gceat benefit to the immediate
neighburhoud, but, being in the street, II
became necessary TO box II IN and cover II
over, which was done in 1877 10y City En-.
gineer Duncan, who was compelled to use
pine lumber, and the cost was $1,000. Now
iuis nine lumber has oil Gecayed aud the
TOP and sides ut the box fallen in, and the
ditch /. again dangerous to travellers, and y
great nuisance toprlperty'o along the
ives, site of Magnolia street.
Under resolution OF Alderman Moroney
The city engineer, johnson, was directed TO
report to the city council plan to prevent
any further damage by thus ditch 10 ndioin'
ins property on Magnolia street, In this
report the city engineer says that he can
80 no reasonable plan to do this except TO
rebuild the sewer, either with lum Der at q
cost of $500, to be renewed every
two years, or with br OK, at
cost of $1,000, which will last
for many years. Now, II The city council
would consult true economy and the future
welfare of oil that portion OF the second
ward lying west Of Sycamore street, they
should direc, that a permanent sewer OF
sufficient capacity, be placed low.enough
to afford drainage to oil Of the Csruth nd
dition, Ross addition, Patterson addition,
College streen, north Of Pacific avenue,
AID Lamar street, north OF Camp street,
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ROBBED ON THE ROAD.
Three knights OF the Road Capture hon
Stino and Make Him Ante.

Ben Stein, of this city, while on hi, re.
turn from Jim Town last evening was in.
tervlewed by three road agents who met up
with him some three miles west of the city
and after lively chase OF some two miles
in which they shot several times at him,
they succeeded in running him down
and making q water haul, for he
only had $3.50 on his person.
lie had gone out into that neighborhoOd
rs a matter OF accommodation for Mr.. John
Laughlin, whose child died. to notify
the brother Of the bereaved parent, Of the
fact, and on his return to the city had rot
ten nearly mile this side of Jim Town,
when man, who wore a slouChed hat and
brown overalls, rode out from the
brush in front Of him and commanded
him TO halt, which he did owing to the
fact that six shooter was brought into
close proximity with his head The
speaker was followed closely by two mount
ed coniuderates, similarly attired who, in
chords, commanded him TO give up his
money or his lie One Of the gang re.
marked THAT is the man We want, and
another said, 81 hardly think so.' lie put
spurs to his horse aud sped across the
bridge, followed by volloy of shots from
his pursuers none of which took effect, but
after an exciting oha'e Of two miles they
succeeded in rounding him up, when the
spokesman for the trio said: Give us your
money, or by the ternal We will wipe you
out - He gave up most oheeriully 81 90, all
the money he had, and one of them, not SAL.
islled with stripping him of his clothing,
took his pipe, when one Of the others took
It out Of his coni,derate's hand aud handed
It back TO him ealing him by name, say
ing; Ben, old boy, here is your pipe;
know IT'S p present. for ! know now who pave
10 dress himself and skip out.
lie ventured the remark that they had not
caught him flush, when one cooked q pistol
aud putting 1t to his head told him ne had
good notion to shoot him for his insolcnce.
They waited until he got good way or,
when they fired salute after him. Ono of
them has q hare.lip.
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Full line OF fancy goods at Baumnn's.
Fumes, tips and flowers, at Bauman's
Ladies' underwear cheap, at Bauman's.
The early bird catches the worm at the
Parlor saloon.
Steel buckles, slides, ornaments of all
kinds, at Mrs. Chesnut's.
Silk dolmans and circulars, from So to S75.
See at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
Ladies' ready-made suits from calico to
silks, at all prices, at Bauman's.
The only exclusive millinery and ladies'
suit house, at Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
All the new shapes in hats and bonnets
French felts and moleskin, beaver and felt
mixed, at Mrs. Chesnut's.
Tut nice polish on your shirt ny using
pobhin,s starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace & Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing a shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish.
At b. NJ, Bond & Co.'s.
To all requiring AN excellent tonic, com.
posed Of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage, we cheermlly recon-.
mend Lemps extra export Beer.
Messrs. Mccormick & Starke have Just
received and put in position the dandy pool
table. The cushions are the latest patent,
and the ivory balls glide over the table
eeGsily, 1t is a pleasure to play on table
like this.
Crushed teeu.-OGts, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthiul and better
ior horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, hominy and grite
manufactured gt Felton's corn.mill, Pat
;erson avenue.
Messrs Douglas Bros. at their merchant
tailoring establishment, No. 703 Main, show
one OF the largest and most complete rs.
sentiments oi CentlCmen's dress goods ever
soon Ilalluu THAN .tsulttN aud nal 900
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STREET sTRAys.

Vity council meets tonight.
ouell oysters at the Delmonic.,
no TO the Delmonic for your shell oysters
oa ms cold, rainy weather is having bad
=, T Si early for shell oysters Just received
"Delmonic restaurant.
y Ianos sold on monthly installments at
v, H. wards, rs Main street,
Don. forget the great play of the "Un.
o. tomorrow nlght ut CraddcCk's
me sale Of reserved seats for "Old Shin.
NAV, IINe VIII commence at the opcra.house
va Shipmates' at Craddock's opera.
TTyuse Wednesday and Thursday, and
inuFsday matinee.
s'aue, the spiritualist, did not show Sun.
10Y night as per announcement, being
NIald OF the Sunday law.
i9e north.bound train on the Central
sOau que here at 3 Il, M, yesterday mora.
Wy W., was nine hours late, owing to a freight
wreck south OF here
40 matter what you wish TO pay for a
Rano, YOU can be suited by calling at l..
Edwards, 725 Main street. Prices all
"e way from $3.50 to $1,000.
rrsriles visiting ST. Louis should call on
.ny NV Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
snu chestnut streets. He soils tickets to
iii points at reduced rates, and also buys
".se's ut highest market prices.
mere was a freight wreck on the Gulf,
puH.iH9rado II Santa Fe road, south OF Cedar
~ l, saturday night, and passengers from
.ae incoming train had to be brought In on
agfavel train.
come forty immigrants arrived In the
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git cash and November 9ih9gi. December;
s4S. Tor the year
Corn unsettled ard lower 67 cash. f6H No
vemoeri COS december; t0h@cO4 for the year.
Fork In fair demand at lower prices N <5aa
" cash and November II iOC6l7iO December
aud for the year
Lard dull, weak and lower IL. cash; II. MA
II 2s November; lo.70al07!R December and
for the year.
Bulk meats In fair demand; shoulders 7; short
NIB, 10; short clear, OK
Cattle-Reccipts 1000 shipments l.s0O active
and 10 higher all round; good 10 choice shin pers
$40 80; Texans 30 mi.i0
sheet-Receipts 2 100 shipments none: weak
and slow; medium TO good 86UGDl; choice - ex.
ira 25gi60.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY November 20.-Whcat No. q
spot 80. No gsJot TAX
Bacon unchanged.
Catlle--t oceipts LOO; SLOW; native steers of
80 to ], 10 pounds sold at S0@i.7O Texas
Sheen unbalanced at sd9 FL.
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Mr.. Wnli.,' Lecture.

The eminent English fieothinker, NJ.
Charles Watts, delivered an able and clio
quent lecture at Mayprs' hall last night on
liberalism; It's lnAuc"ces on Man and
hls Religious Opinions which was listen.
To by an apprcciatiyo audience. Those who
missed the opportunity TO hear Mr. Watts
should not fail ,on,lcnd his lecture tonight
on the snniect of THE Soul aud Future
Lille" llis VIEWS on this subject will be in.
teresting, as coming from one OF the most
prominent tree.thinkers Of the age.