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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Saturday, A,

AN IMPORTANT DECISION REVERSED -IMPoRTATIoN or
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King added that be thought an stheI conflict was i'm
possible.
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cry Goops.
ll3 PRICE & WOOD. ma
N. NINTH STE LET ABOVE ARCH.
HRVp irgt onopad.


Save just opened:
Dtv lot Of White Goods
lG pieces Nausook Plaid Musl,ns s1J,. 40 As Al A
CO. 66 10 trd 1te ayard
Soft fnlsh Comtfo anu J0conet Musflps; Nainsook
Musins 20 2S 80 S7h 49, up 10 sOc. ward.
cheap lot OF Victoria Lawns very fine 4Oc Q yard
HAIR cord tripc and Paid Muslns
SNiss Muslns ~ 25 q, F, A., 90 up to &c. a yard
Figured swiss Muslirs 2s aud 45c
lin n CoODSi LINEN GOoDst
"a olored table Linens s9kc. yard
Power Lcom able Linens, IS SIX and 81 q yard
Double Damssk BleBched Table cloths
Napkins warranted all linen, s2Ss. $780, s26O, ss+S
and e3 a dozen.
cheap lot Of Linen Towels ~ and 25c.
Handsome Damnsk Towels.
MUSLINS MUSLINS II
Best make Bleached and Unbleached Musns at tho
very Owest market price
cached Musiins Is 20 and 22c ayaYd best Bleached
Muslin in the city tor rs; heavy yerdwlde Unbeached
Muslin, 24c.' fire and heavy yard wide Un5leaohed
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Pillow Case and sheeting MusIins
KID GLOVES KID GLOVES I!
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HOOP fK1RTSi HOOP SKIRTS Gl-Best quality
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TN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS FOR
pocembsr Term, 1865, No, 81. In Divorce;
a ARAH E HAINES. by her next friend, &C., vs.
oAA SAMUEL HAIkES.
To SAMUEL HAIHES, Responde nt-sT The Court
20 oranted Rue on you 10 show cause why Divorce
Hom fhe bonds of MatrmonY should not Be decreed In
the abo case TeturnAble on @ % NAY 1900,
count OF your absence. ,or,,y n prtsTFprJNa
RGa 2smlF A"0Fnsy i0r LlOsn~aI
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ARCH STREET THEATRE The Filing Dutch.
man, notwnhstandms ITS admlTable SC merry ha7
given pac toIhe French SDg, psrt IN which Mme
Celeste has 10 equal; indeed IL Is imDossl Die 70
Plne Whit Ihe hTsHeh ipy r, ally ts how full of
poetry how ltterll free from all that is bold and
circus ike. Mime elestes French Spy" should be
seen BY ALL lor it will be of the traditions OF hgh
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.


Mrs. s. Il. AELe9l'S WO"LCI'S
hair RestOTe1' and Dress
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of the hair, supplying re-
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returns. Grey hair disGp-
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aUiU appreciate the delight
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of sOtIi1ag the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGG-dreSS.
Sold by nil Drugsisss.
Depot 1913 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

CAMDEN COUNTY COURTS. - The NAV
teIm OF the Courts for Camden county com.
mences next Tuesday. Judge Woodauil, who
was appointed during the session Of the late
Legislature, will preside. 1t Is thoupht that tins
Will be q considerably protracted term. rs there
te tul list of cases to dispose OF in ADDITION to
those which will be presented by the Grand
Jury.
The following named gentlemen compose the
jury:-Albert W. Markley, William p. Tatem,
George W. Carpenter, Cooper p BrOwning, Jesse
1own~end Chalkley AlOertson, John f. Bodine,
Stephen Parsons, Tbom9s Lori1q, samuel
Tatem, Thomas A. Wilson, JoeI Kirk bride,
Joseph M. Cooper, John S. Wood, Edward s.
Ireland Isaiah Woo clsion John ". Downs,
Samuel Hury Joseph NJ. Ksighn, Richard
Shlvers, Francis Boggs Ed ward j. Osler. John
Lickler, John Shreye. Mr.. jenkins, the Prose-
cutor OF the Plees, IS activelS engaged in ar
RANGING matters, so that not moments delay
will be experienced in dlsposlng OF the cases.
The NTw APPOINTMENTS Information
from WashinotoH announces that on Jim SEQ yel's
recommendations, the new appointments Tor
Postmas er and Collector for Camden will be
made to-day. If a change Is at all made upon
the influence OF such recommendation. there q
not much probability that the Senate will con-
fiji 1t, for personal hostility against Mr. Scovels
treachery has riecn TO such degree in Camden,
that members OF Council refuse to vote ltcensel
to hotel-keepers on whose petition Scovels
name is found. Such is the power of his recon-
mendavions in the city of Camden, and his inhu-
cree Is completely ignored, except with the
Democratic pai ty, with whom he is now acting.
Alas, oor Yorick!
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AMUSEMENTS.

Ebw CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Msg Maga,e
Mitchell has decided to play this evening for her
benefit once more IN: Pearl of SrUoy. The part OF
"Marie has many situations which suit her, but as
whole 1t IS decidedly too tragic too heavy for he
One Of her est points IS tine reading of foe lett
Her dance too pretty, but not Characteristic tor
IL is operatlO; IL should have Teen the SayoVard
bourree, q dance as national and well Known as
the ltsh Jig Mss Orton's "Chonchon" is the life OF
the piece. As l. her custom, out small part she
maj es great deal. MIR. Coier is not exactly our
Ideal OF marquis he certainly mott well have
passed ior pea'ant; ne looks disguised when he is
IN cOurt dress. lbe Savoyards should not have
gnta1s but bOrdy gurdes The guitars are not to be
found but on the Italian sIOe of the Alp; but the
piece as 10 its scenorY was well put on the slnge
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WALNUT STkELr THEAIEE.-E-. Booth will tnjs
evening ay "SnylocK," part the depth and DIN.
culty OF which suits entirely the genius with which
Mr. Booth Is R4ted rhe cot will to a strong one
MIR. Barron and Mr. j. h. Taylor playing "Bessa.
nioO aud "GlatIano -
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The GERMANIA ORCHESTRA The following is
the programme for the pubic rehearsal tomorrow
afternoon at the Musical Fund Hah;-
Overture, Strdded 10y rcquestl .......... .Flotow
spring Jubi &C tDv Ieque t)....... Joseph GunR
AuIOTu Lihuor
d minor Concerto Ior Piano. ........ MeD delssohn
Performed by q h. jarvis and Germana Orchestra.
n Allegro appassionAto.
b Presto schel zando.
C. 1st Finale from LtL Donizetti
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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ohology, rnd other Intere9hg matters, In Nay num-
Der Pictorial PHEENoL LOGICl AL JOURNAL Twenty
cents, or year TOR 81. -,,o ,u,,,o
No $50 DROsDwAY, New York
AadS CAPEN,
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FIRE ARMS THEIR HISTORY; A NEW
- Rife illustrated; Trouble in schooiss PkenOmena
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LOGICAL JOURNAL. 42TA
nj IRTHFULNESS, WIT, FUN, ETC, ILLUS
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC La Syiphido, q lovely bal
1et Sanoa'S MiShdps, by Gabriel R%vel, and Young
America he + wing Hrapcz, form the attractions
thiseveDing Tomorrow aneTnoon the ca.vbI at ID
Jeanette and JeaRnot will be given.
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Sanitr-n Committee has

instructed Ma 'shal Campbell to see that the
ordinance respect ng the removal Of film, etc.,
from yerds, alleys and lanes, and the cleansing
and purifcatl lJn o. premises shall b. Ilgidly en-
forced. II hoaseholders do not attend = the
instructions OF the Committee by the 1st of May,
the work VIII be done By the city at the owners
py
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-18
~ EW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK.
JUST PUBLISHED
Z A 3 O r
OR, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
By r. M. MCINTOSH, of Virginia.

By r. M. MCINTOSH, of Virginia.
Essentially Southern in its main features
TABOR nevertheless contains choice selection
of the best Northern copyright Music Its
author for four years oiaer of the Confede-
rate army, composed many stirring pieces in
moments snatched during its marching and
counter-marchings in Virginia The dirge
used at the funeral of General r. ]. jackson,
(Stonewall) May 18th, 1868, was from his pen,
and is included in this collection
Mr.. Mcintosh" says the Richmond Wing
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a musical reputation rarely attained by any
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DEPOT, 1877 BROADWAY.

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This whiskey is characterized by the absence
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OLD RYE WIIIsKEY.
Defeated or Depuratcd for medical or social
uses, by the PA66ATHARTIeoN," invented
and patented June Il, 1862, by
JOHN E. WILSON, Baltimore, Nd,
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State Assayer, 16 Boylston street.
Boston, Mass, 23d gust 1862
Having made careful chemic al analysis of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-03
NOn.ResldHnt Notice.

TEaRlroRY OF WAsHIxerox,o -, se.
County of jefferson. d" s
In the District Court of the United States for
the Sd Judicial District, holding tefmsat
Port Townsend, March term, 1865.
To Alfred s. Burlington, Sem: afs'
VOU are hereby notified that Alfred 8.
i Burlington, Junior, has fled a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on
to be heard at the first term Of tho Court,
which shall commence two months or more
after the 9Th day of January, 1906 and unless
you appear at said term and answer. the same
will be taken for confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to obtain judgment against you for the sum of
two thousand and 6fty-two dollars, for work,
labor and services of the plaintiff, performed
for you by him from 1859 to 1864.
Complaint filed December goth, 1865.
PAUL X. HUBS,
6:m3 Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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Also all those lots or parcels of land situate
in Pierce county. ". T., that are known on the
recorded plat of Chapmao' part of the town Of
Stclacoom. to wit:
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4Ditd.

At Arcadia, Mason Co., W. T., on Jan.
3lst, Il. w. Kniss.
Oregon papers please copy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
Estate of JOseDh a.

-
IL deceased SAB - KloHe4s -
sat session % the Probat, 5-s
county Of Ingh4m, holden A. n. p-Sr,.1
tbs village oi Mason. On the itth s.x -
Present.. horAtlo PRATT, Judge 81 Prss...9
matter OF the estate Of Joseph c 49,
On reading ara nliuE the petiiisu ss,,s
John COruwell and Valentine COrrw.1 -
the tNsclt1rs o. the lzst Will and ts,l.tt.r<
SAD joseph { Bailey. be authorized - -
convey certain real estate ~ sAil r-tl,s'
ant 10 contract made by The SAD Jossss : 2
AlS life time a
1hereupon ii IT, Ordered thatthetn
TENDER 1900. a. one o'c.ock n he -
asE gucd for the hearing 81 said petn--.
Tie heirs n sai deceased. And al -.
interested q said estate are reca.rss,9~
session q sad Court. Ihen 10 be AoIe...s.s
bate once, m the village ~ kAsoa a. - II
u Any there be. Why the petition ss,.'.'&
granted. Aac 10 10 further O--,ras = Z
petitioners give notice 10 the persens -
said estate, II tAe peuceucy q So =
and the hearing thereof By causing acr-, -
der 10 be published ia the Lansing "A. 49,.
Newspaper Priuted aad circulated IN a.
lnfham, for siN successive weeks pr.r'.'-'s'
day o. hearing
tAtruecopy HQRArja ~.
.o'No Judgtefla..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AEpnoR GNER4Iis CYTcE.
Ianklng Men Jolly ~. lsoc

NOTICE is hereby given, that certs n
~ Lands sitU4ted 10 The County a III afn GA 4
70 the State for Taxes q 1854 and Prev o. ye-is
ADD described In stAfenenis wtieh " III = ~
70 the once q the Treasurer Ct sa1 Coahig' sole
tirs next Month vii be sold A. p1o4c acciaon. y
sid Treasurer At he Couaty seat, % nc pr n z
lay ~ Octobsr next II the tine and pace .4'e
FOR the ordinary Tax sales net pr ''-s-y = 80
d al this ofhce, according 10 a."
said statements contain jul descf pilon n cen
rareel Of said lands and may se seen "a afp4c%l-
a ths ofnce OF The County Treasurer.
Lands struck on 10 the State ior axes q 4se4 %
,,ber vsars Al The Tsx eass "a October last, ALI Re
n ssbiect 70 be riSIt q redemption prscT BEL
~ hw, a. well a. % The rght o. purchase r. i--
STATE BIDS al this oGce, prior % tie sale
-- EMIL ANSEKE,
dudltoT G-a>rdL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
Annual Tax Sales.
AUDITOR CEyLR1L : CEFics.
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AUDITOR CESLRAL OEFcs,
Lansing, Mich, July p, le97.J
GO much OF each ofthe following described
- t1a<ts or parcels OF Land situated n the t"ui y o.
Inghan delinquent for unpaid TaIesi for snY yt.is
rrenti0ned bsI0W, viii ts turle eb' 70 i-s -
tAres interest ard charges thereon, VII .e t1d ~
ths Treasurer u said Courty On The FIRST ho--sy g
octoeer De1t, at such public and oolVsn ent pace e
10 shlu select IN Mss0u, he county seat Oh s@i-
Comfy, according to he Statute ID AeeA Ease a@'0
EMIL ASNFKF.
Assduor GrFsr0f
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08

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14O 90 IA % j 70 l55 30
80 40 3 "a ] co 81 "A
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lots 9 = ; c = : 3 -, ]
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and Is s-b-lYislca
@, Great Lots I 2, 3 4
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