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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Leshorn 7th inst, ship Lawrence, Jonson, for
New York.
Sid FIN Antwerp 9th inst, ship Lion, Cooper, for
Cardiff.
Ar at Falmouth 9Th inst, ship Samoset, McCobb,
Shields for Leghorn, with loss Of sails, &C.,
At Bahia Dec 81, barque lronsides, Tapley, from
Philadelphia, ldg for Liverpool. -
Ar at Barbados 30th ult sch Northern Star, Grit
fin, Boston. 1tstf 81 -.t
Ar at Arroyo PR 10th ult, brig Abby Thaxter,
Walker, tor New York 10 days; sch Matte Holmes,
Tapley, for do 10 days. lNtG
At Trinidad 5th INST brig Sarah Peters, Lord, for
New York 8 days. s1
At Zaza 18th inst, briggs Duncan, Tyler, for New
York days; Fl G Berry, Colson, disg,
Ar at Bermuda 14th inst, brig w Kirby, Nichols,
from Richmond for Rio Grande.
Cid at st John NIB 21st inst, sch Industry, Grams
combe, Portland. titJl tyFF
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Wanted.

&c. IA = Wanted. 90
60 A furnished house in the upper part OF the
@;;;I city, for small family, from the lst oil May
I'LL till LIST Oct.
Address SO State st. feNeod2w
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I .tr.mf4 Gus SPOKEN.
Dec %, lat SO At, Ion IA A. barque Sarah B Hale,
from Portland for Cardenas. sAif d "-tI
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Nc.o England ScresV Steonsshtp Go.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the New Eng
n land Screw Steamship Company will be held at
day the 18th day OF the March next at three O'Clock
P. M. for the following purposes =. c5t &
First-To see whether they will accept the act OF
the Legislature changing the name the Company.
Second-To see whether they will amend the By
Laws Of the Company, fv u
Third-To see what further action, II any, they
will take in regard to issuing bonds. ~
Fourth-To attend to any other business that may
legally come before them. f-g-ir- f-fg
Per Order.
"a , caTeT75keE HENRY FOX, Clerk
Feb rs, 1866. fe27dtd is
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New Spring Goods!
JUST OPENED!
N. L. MITCHELL,S.
1917 Middle Street.

COMPRISING an elegant assortment of DRESS
" GOODS adapted to the season, such as Alpaccas,
Black and Colored Mohairs, Poplns, Plaids, and a
nio lot of
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-27
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

Embracing Bleached and Brown COTTONS, TICKS,
CRASH, DIAPER, TOWELS, LINEN DAMASKS,
Linen and Wooden TABLE COVERS, NAPKINS,
Doylie3, QUILTS, with full line of WHITE LIN
EMS, CAMBRICS, MUSLINS, are all offered at ex-
tremey LOW PRICES, at
N. L. MITCHELLsS.
! u 127 Middla ST.
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SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
All to be sold at the BREAKDOWN PRICES of the
last few weeks. ~. .ar .
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Plain and COZOred STAMPING

Oct 25. 1s65.-sN d&w1yr
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NEW CALIFORNIA DAT HAY!
So Im Pr sale Cheap by :. sAyIpGE
r. II. M~'DoNALD. J. {. SPENCE.
oofsfi Sas!fissffsE-
mn 5 5zazgT|7,
HaH lH1IIIaI
BIII1a
r. H MCDONALD g. c.,
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS and Medicines.
Pure Chemicals and Extracts,
ALCOHOL.
TINCTURES,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
PATENT DICINES.
The following list Comprises a part lonIyl Of our
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK!
which " e receive direct from the manufacturers, and can
Offer them on quite as good, if not better terms Than ny house
on the Pacific Coast:
Tarant'> Aperient.
Tarrant's extracts corahia and eubebs,
Exaggerated Bitiers.
Caclous Dor the brcathO
Diamond Crrrcnt,
Mrs. kidIrr's Cordial,
BraFg's Mustang Eminent,
Nerve aud Bone Lnineut,
Condition Powders for Horses,
Railways Ready Relief,
Rat Exerninator, Thoru's EStrar.,
Daney's Pain Killer,
IndrIibie Iuks,
Lyons kathairon,
Ointments, a great variety;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Pills, 100 kinds; Rarry's Tricopherous,
wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Hungarian BaIs.m, Cheeseman's Ba!,am,
Roman Eye Balsam. oxgood's Choiocorue.
Ayers Ague Cure. Rhodes Fcrcr and Arue Remedy,
BaclelIor's Hair Dye. Hair bye, different kinds;
Liyerwort aud Tar, Iiouck's Panacea,
svaim's Panaeea, Pepsin, Houghton's;
sarsaparnIa, Townscud'si
SarsAparina, Sands;
SarsaplriIn BuIrs,
SarsapariHa, Ayers;
Browns Essence Ginger,
Dayis's Pain Killer,
Hair Invieorators, different kinds;
Yermiiuges, Il kinds;
Garslug Oil,
Plasters, all kinds.
All the new Chemicals lately introduced,
HYPorHosPHATg or LINE, PoTAssIA, SODA.
-..ALS0.-..
SYRUP OF THE PHOSPHATES, OR CHEM
ICAL FOOD.
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
Orders respectfully solicited. Goods packed with care and
to any part OF the Pacific.
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Litigation in waiiuhu, Maui.

s. Peek ef al VS.. z. BGiNey-In equi.y-An application for
an injunction 20 restrain an alleged diversion Of 1Eer for iri
gatin. purposes. Before Hon. T.. II. Alien, Chancellor. Messrs
Stanley, EdrWel and kauRahi, for c0mplainants. Nessrs.
Judd and Jones, for defendant. The Court met al Waikiki, ~
consent of counsel, on the 18th Of July. The bill and snsTer
read, and a day grauted 10 counsel FOR complainauts, TO Gle e&
captions to answer. July l9, exception. filed, and day granted
% counsel for defendant. to meet exceptions. July 20, cLcep-
tions argued; some Of them overruled and parts Of the answer
amended Court and counsel, in the afternoon. visited the
iocEs IN quo, and made a thorough examination OF the various
dJch-. leading from the " ailuku river. and the lands vatersd
therefrou. July 81. NJ. Far~ell, for the conpiaiuants, opened
their case. Rev. J. p. Green swor n as interpreter. and eXamin-
alton If witnesses for complainant. commenced, lasting four
days. in which time tweuty-seven witnesses were examined.
July %. MIR. Judd, for the defendant. opened his case, and
examination % witnesses for defendant commenced. lasting four
days, and fifteen witnesses examined. A part Of July 30th and
August 1st occupied with examination Of four witnesses in re-
huttal. and cause continued TO be argued in Honolulu on a day
to be assigned.
August sth-The Circuit Court having disposed Of most OF its
calendar at Lahaina. met in Waikiki this day, their Honors
Robertson aud kshaiewai on the bench.
T. " Everett and J. II. NapclG VS.. H. CorrUeH-Appi-
Commissioners Of private ways. Mr.. Judd. for plaintiffs;
MessrS. Stanley ard FarweN, Tor defendant. Case occupied two
days, and the Court gave Judgment in favor Of plaintiffs Tor .
right 81 way, six feet wide. Costs TO b. divided.
August llth-Bat & adams vs. s. Peek ct Gi-Applica;ion
FOR the use Of water for plaintiffs l2nd-on appeal BY The de-
PENDANTS from the Commissioners Of water privileges. hessrs
ksuuahi and Jones, Tor plaintiffs; Nsssr.. Stani-y ard FaTEel,
for defendants. A. three P n the Court confirmed the judy
meut OF the Commissioners, granting water TO the plaintiffs
Circuit Court adjourned.
August l3th-H CornueY VS. T. ". Erereft-In equity
Before Hon. Il VI RoDertsou. Vice Chancellor. An Application
to have an injunction made perpetual restraining defendant
the plantation OF plaintiff in Waikapu. Mcssrs. Stanley and
FarSrn, for plaintiff, Mr. Thompson, for Defendant. Motion to
have the answer taken from the hLss for informally OF the an
swer. not being signed by counsel Defendant allowed 70 amend
file = : supplemental answer, and argument going on at la;es;
aGycrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-08-25

EHGLASD-The celebration of the English anni-
versaries began on April &c, on which day the
Baptist Missionary Society and the Society for the
Propagation Of the Gospel were held. Both Societies
had TO report a decrease Of receipts. The Church
Missionary Society met May /, reporting that the
total ordinary income amounted to sl46,2Jo i. I'd !;
total ordinary expenditure, Gli4.553 is. Al; sur
plus, 81, 6iS As 81 The local funds raised IN the
missions and expended there upon the operations Of
the Society, but independent Of the general fund,
were not included in the above 6gures, amounted TO
E20,00O. The Society has at present liS missionary
stations, 21S cleTgymen, Il Europeon laynen, =
European female teachers exclusive of missionaries
wivesG, aud PIP native and country born cstechists
and teachers.
The people Of Europe are now having a taste Of
the draft. Between the Bosphorus aDd the Baltic a
grand Consumption Is proc eeding There Is not 8
landed proprietor. a simple shop keeper, a stolid
mechanic. a wini-beaten mariner, anywhere, who Is
not moved 10 terror or enthusiasm.
In London s. number OF young Germans engaged
in commercial pursuits, are compelled TO leave the
city, having received orders TO JOIN the PTussian aud
Saxon armies. Ii they do not obey the summons. they
lose the right Of citizenship, and any property they
may inherit Is forfeited
"WHAr's IN A NAME :'-Juigmen vss given on
the I4ih ult. nj Paris, in the case Of NJ Sax. a bras.
instrument maker, against Mile. Marie SAKE, an
opera singer. The plaintiff contended thst her real
name being S4sse she had nc right TO spell i, With An
<, even though adding su c sBsl, and that her d.
ing 80 was 70 a certain extent a usurpa;lcu Of has
reputation. The court adopted this view, aud issued
au injunction restraining the LADY from using the
name Of SAKE but. being Of the opinion that VI. Sax
had suffered no prejudice, 1t refused TO award dan
ages
Bancroft will be 81 years Of age the Sd day Of
next October; Motley, % the l5ih day Of April;
Emerson. 81 the 25ih Of May; Bryant, 20 the Sd O.
November; Longfelsv, 81 the 27th OF February;
Whittier, % in December; Holmes. So the 29th Of
August: Lowell. - in February; Mitchell Ike Mar
ve). ~ in April; Curtis, 40 the 9Th Of February;
S,oddari, 50 in July; and BayaTd Taylor vas 50 on
the llih Of January. All were born in New Eng
land except one; no less than eight Of the twelve
saw the light in Massachusetts; aui Maine, Rhode
Island, Connecticut and Pennsylvania esch produced
one.
\ Paris correspondent speaking OF the ages a the
A~caiemlcians. says GuIzot i now well en- IN his
SSih year, but tough Of purpose AMI sc;ive If IN
te,lcct as ever: Victor Huge Is Ga. Dumas 6S. La
MARITIME &c; Theirs. friSkIe>t 81 all Aca6emicuaos,
touched his 69th birthday recently. AMI set up hall
the night lately 10 correct The proofs Of his recent
three hours speech. as clever ss any he uttered 20
years ago in the Chamber Of Deputies
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Largest and Best
SELECTED STOCK OF
SHIP CHANDLERY
Ever Imported 10 Honolulu.
Consisting in part Of
10000 Lbs. Bread,
500 Barrels Beef,
. 500 Barrels Pork,
California and New Bedford Flour,
200 Coils
New Bedford Whale Line,
500 1oggle Irons,
FOUR Ships CAMBoOSES,
400 Ash Oars. from 9 to % feet,
FIFTY BOXES BOMB LANCEs, Large
and Small.
OIL SHOCKS, New and Old.
New Bedford Whale Boats,
Smooth Bottom and Center Board.
Manila Rope, from one to Goe and a half an
NEW BEDFORD CUTTING FALLS.
Hemp Rope from 3 to 10 inch.
Landyard Stuff, Bolt Rope,
Marline, Wormline,
Spunyarn, Selling, &c, &c.
Sail Needles for all sorts of work,
Paint, Varnish and W~hitewash Brushes,
KEGS EASTERN BUTTER.
Preserved Meats, Vegetables and
FSuits in tins.
Dried Apples, Beans,
BEST KONA COFFEE,
Spices of all description,
New Gala. Potatoes,
MOlasSes and Sugar.
PAINTS OF every description.
Paint Oil,
Pump Boxes,
Cooper's Rivets, Sd to Cd;
Boat Compasses,
Stove Innings,
Cooper's Sets,
AnyiIs, Hammers,
Drivers and Punches,
A Complete Assortment of Hooks
and Thimbles,
Patent and Bush Blocks,
Shelves all sizes,
Mast Hoops and Jib Hanks
Boat Boards,
Boat Nails,
TimberS and Knees,
Nautical Almanacs,
Log Books,
Hatchets,
Axes,
Scrapers,
Brass & Iron Screws all sizes,
Brass & Iron wire Selves,
Fog Horns, Knives,
Sheaths and Belts,
Anger Bits, GimbletS,
Spoke SLAVES, Sand Paper,
Fish Hooks, Palms,
Lamps, &c, &c.
Comprising IN Fact a Full and Complete
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE!
NECESSITY TO TT ont Ships.
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exemption from "-taeace e. ur ustlr,I las - surrfy sol 3,.
maai. nor have Use Uroiuc,ts ert nl'ugt4,tur-r lwi . Arts
tn sarh -tHptr' tssH cN-npt~t frm cnVmyrrtst tissft-r. whvr
Those Avs ta'r ivDu violated. atl ~ 'a4Au' 'fftt Is t~vat G.
more tlan uthygs iu -.ullaT circumstance. 1 ale uut pfHr g.
. a-aauEr. uut o. su-xc-t a r,HeIs rr . state o. tituFs iu view
q SLloH - uast at &c discouraged. g There Ia nl rvf0ly r
u"lafS, su a,f.astHE sarlu- auI consequently decreasing
iurrs must GO go ta r-uavrs aui l'4uer ~U both D. glad to
aai 10 ~"l o. 'N tr ,'--rs % tHNuSur't~ ue hDs.urea aHr"
I assn encouraged h-r4u-- I fssuk there Is = rrln~3y. uiIeA 1
h1s, tried Co. explain and l have been glad 90 nui go many %
those personally iuirf.---I ga the 81. jrct approving The Nrs-
~h,u | have prevented. No d-gtt some may d.fsr rrvlu NE.
tGt 1 hHui that - Nry so go. They shnuHt state some other plan,
Aut b. 1 am convinced teat 1t Is batter ndariei T. secure ,b-
t.st can render ia make { effective.
/ SAID tn uy ia-ii Nr in u- interest % hlth rraurTs and
u.-u' aai all The people q 'hrsg Stands II uhs great sttpiv
su-.r producing iuteresfs here larga,l. or encounter JsaatvT.
h"s s'rn "4t thr revenue terit' TIE merchant to has iu-
i"i'i las -H.lta ~ H'-HEHrfAr EFf.r-.ufat implements @ii
other merchandise 60 planters art yuuiHN--. Who VII cssa
q" Bee allie o. tuS tie coasters carrying their ten oT tN"lsr
thousand. VS., uUreu ~ tseuEy ti..es,ur, toe, Including sugar
aut u4o.a.s,z. aMl other dependant h..sAt aud tats.a-~. btL
wsys-thr fuadgss with lsrr wurkmvn, n vdi a., carpenters
aui ulr,hsulc--tn- astirauun.t Producing tsi tT the isiur-
l mru'iau this tAat Tie G"'ernmcut ard Irupl" may f'l u'at
th"y AL, a. veil a. planters. are interested iu this subject. aud
shuuii encourage and foster The sugar TrOiucirE interests to
thr extent ct 't"tr ability III" IAahcr and r,ht'fs especially
are ga the same slup. and although she mss be- polluted towards
tr ROCKS. yet they can ouly Et uut - her by jumping over
hYsri. and t will b- much better for them g. unite their Efforts
her dun upon the ref I Am sorry TO oocupy =" much u your
paper, tut H. great importance 81 'h" su'J'c 81 aud that some
thing shUuii Dc done without uHueCvssary delay, must be nay
Ausss, 20. 1863. s.ArsL y. c.s1le.
y. RI nud that l have omitted 10 notice a typographical
error. You have from Manila 10 600 coo ibs over 10 OOO. coo
iBz was what ~ e stated. bat Irooks & Co.'S Circular has
IL 2N5 600. II Is to be- remembered that a few pounds, more or
les, Is not material 10 my argument, my Object beng 10 shn-
low prize ofsugrr, AMI 10 suggest 4 reuedy-"hieh cannot be
10y expectation L" any other market. :. y. I.
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EFs- In our last we acknowledged receipt of
some Oregon papers from an old apprentice of
ours, and wished him every success in his editorial
labors. We reiterate this, but will add that we
certainly hope that it may be in supporting other
political interests, however.
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\ New ENTERTEIsE.-Thc schooner Emelne, trip
before last, took to Kan the machinery for a sugar
mill, 10 be erected by Nicolas George. Esq. From
a correspondent we learn that the cane in this dis
trct is looking finely, and grinding will soon COM
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10 We have been shown a Hawaiian Certificate
of stock in the new Missionary vessel Morning
Star. Here is an opportunity for an investment
which must pay. even should dividends be long de-
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GucTIonNattTs
sdzS GG
G. s. BARLOW.
81 Co.
OFFER FOR SALE
Elk ID c. Murray"

-
rALIFORNIA Il CHEESE,
California Hams, California Bacon
Smoked Salmon. Smoked Eeef
Cal. Table Fruits, assorted;
Cal. Saloon Bread
Cal. Terrings
Oregon Dried Apples
California Dried Peaches
California Fresh Mustard
California Fresh Ground Ginger
California Family Flour
New Layer Raisins, Almonds. Walnuts
Fresh Dates Fresh Prunes
Tomato Ketchup Pepper Sauce
Best White Maccaroni
Best White vermiceIIi
Best English Mustard
Best lndia Curry
Kits No. l Mackerel
Cases VENTS Oysters q ID tins)
Gases lie Bruins Spiced Oysters
Fresh Citron, Brine Hams, very choice
Fresh Bran, very cheap
Oats, Barley, Corn
Corn Meal, Wheat Meal, Cracked Corn
Rye Meal, Hominy, Buckwheat
Full assortment Crackers
Island Potatoes
California Potatoes, Fresh Onions
Best Molokai Butter.
53I St
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-, u,,,t .,,,,cs ,Iso he.ores Of Anwic, and Hulue
In, Tho Illustrations 70 tbs quaTto vs,amo irou
m r.,g 81 tho text from the pen = the Duchess VINO
.,ed rare ability both artist aud author This lla!
sgoua name was IN memory OF tho place Of her bn f''
e,co she was Give Granddaughter Of tho great Lo1
crvO BY ber father anl Herbert by hen moin'' ~
Duchess was "eoyernoss to the Princess 'l''o''| r.
who gave instruction the Duchess bdug preioH WIN '-
lessons were given. - q
A memorial Of the late John Kebie is ID 'ou''o q.
preparation t7 NJ, Savage Of Winchester 10 0-..-'' ~
series Of photographs tracing the path Of tho
s,ep Is sep eroto bic birthplace in the hu' to"'
10 his grave 10 the eau1clyard Of Hurley 4io
C32 il number chiefly Of churches aud
b.. ,to p,r I , Moor one Of bis executors
w wv W. "
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i" ROTLAND MARBLE CO."-Wost Rutland VI
AZ Pro.lceIs tud Wholesale Dealers IN BLOCK MARgIF -
- BAXTER MANUFACTURING Co." Slieni N Ivi'ole.si.
Reale IN Sawed Marble every description fon tho KaisrJ
Marble tSnpani GghUfs Hp~ fCIk Oui,,a oftLo Co.
.s ~ ~ Gceu.
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Gunner Retreats.

CROFT HOUSE. Garrison, near West Point, II gh-
J lsn5son. Hudson balance Season 80 week as end
ge,abes farm connected with the House Inquire 81 y" -
Pesrlst Z. ROBBINS, Proprietor.
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UFNHY II. IkTU'- "0-I -,
DY HENRY II. LEEDS ~ MINER,
WEDNESDAY. Anr. %:

WEDNESDAY, AM %.
lol ''ork A. n rrivats residence Esst = ~ 81
a. ,rEFL VOI sEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING II F.s'e
NeisIn Carpet. Rosewood Suite in geen lu, gee. 10th M
dow Caaps Roewood Piano made BY WA Hal sen sos
wood marbe.tor Ctasee Center Iabcs 0as hantses ~ u "A
tens on Dining Tables msstoP sid"bosid r. w ~ -
n ,esus Hair Mattresses DO Feather PncNs b.ars aS
q on 10Th 40. &c
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OTgIcF oP 4ssr. q. .. G. 5. In: B.. T.
No. $50 q street, WAsHNsTos u. G.,

GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
> ROAD PROPERTY be .od az public siei9 70 a. -;
Military Property rensDg hand a. thai place eois
in folO0t =. ,,....s. A
balderl: feet "a iucles.
Tender Truck. two small Truck OsTs
One landTed pairs secondhand Car Whres on We
seventy tuus Roiro1d Iron % BE- 20 the yad r't' '~i
fAcen stoves; feenun HydTaah Jsek' ten tr -s'A
eble Railroad Iron.
road suke Ch ars Rubber Loops Broad AKs h Ffm ,1a
Scales, Lanterns, Oar DeAs, Ia0e lHd 'as- ~
articles; Also
Nine Frame Blldirgs ,,-.,--. p.u.o.h
What where he Locomotives. Railroad ron AID y W e. 80
stored balance Of tine articles VIII be sold 1t tue ' ''lbF
store near tie Orange and Ale1sndna Depot
VIII also b. .o at Pittsburgh Pa. at II O'Clock "a On IChS
DAY. August &. NJ 4, r. 49,.
Square, Chester County Pa, blildFrsb
Terus--cash, in Government funds
Any information relative the VIII be fuihed % 'Ir'
cation ~ j. GRIZZLY Major and Asst o. -. o. Amy
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New ])nblitGilons.
Ii ARrLR'
NEW NONTTILY MAGAZlN Z
non cr pTFNfurp
FOH sErTENiBER l07'

NEW MONTHLY NJ @ A J n +
FOH SEPTEMBER, 1870
CoSTKSTs.
,yoeov.t prcoLLECTIONs OF THE WAR 7hird p9pctl
rron,.o between Duty and Lazi-cs'I oposlap4..H
Moundu-l geographical l"-dgusTo i'.i y
t',su Narvaua.-Mlstc6 Battery Edwnfds feiiy IN
frsphica Camp. Jamestown battery AZ td"'u I''''
tie Nlftrel lew 'full hetlq i'I''Ifi "ai''''-"''
A MANS a Man FOR THAI
ARMY LIFE OF TIE BORDER ,N roa-e,- The
Ittr-rRarfovs Keep Away -'omtr,he b''+''' 80
,c Cofrqu.hcs Origin Of the T0nka~as - reno
uo--C lug Rocky Mountain, "a VIM,
tv,l u..f Nassachlsetts-stamIede % hoI''' '"'
Mulps.-rie Gr.1ly.-Jni bSkeT's Fight
M iifFsilc bFi.ps or HEROIC NEN-xIn. TENAs LOST
az Txss Rtnser,Cap, fe q tlo Ro{h lse9t
Massacre OFF sitiyef-to ptuie Of Le H1iile' LAM
ApsAI0M MATTER. ..,,.
TWI6C PLAY AT THAT GAMf. ,,.,
4 RESULT or THE LAMBETH CASUAL
wiiiAAIiISSGToS DURING THE BLOCKADE.
ny CROSS.
ST. MARX I'VE
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
IONFS's METEMPSYCulSES
JACK AND HIS MOTHER
OF r VEGETABLES.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR ..-..,-.... ,.,.,.,re
MONTHLY RECORD Or q hhENI L'tN'''
EDITORS DRAWER
TERMS ron nARPERs MieAziNE AM ZEE
MAGAZINE one Copy for One fear'''''''''''St m
WrrKIy one Copy one leir..... $1,000. N ~ ,,r
,r,,, rcnv 81 either tie Uocty or tue Mdqg3"' WI ",
is5 ei. 10 every 4 Five subscribes OF - eAe" IL o
SIX Copies for -" y,i...o ,ortsinins
49,, r Sin Months viii be furnished ior - per Noiio
80. ty mai rorsfe paid Bound volumes q no Hte.K tu
oe cont lining Numbers f1r One loar VI be uilsho
g fc by express PAID tho weight q the volumes ''s ''
that sA0"'' lH9SRPFR L BROTHERS PrHusuERs New Yck
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IsrA.uaY DapAEfNssf CGsToss IIor.r

RIcuXoND ". Auglit ) I5t
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF GOVERN
IL MFNT TOBACCO Several hundred hoeshesds II hue iir-
rna Leaf In compliance with instructions from d. A. kse
Supervising .uecs there viii be sold TO the guest hd
Al Public Auction at 60 the or Of EDNhsbAfue
sh day u September neat At WlNStNs eoriH -
Fourteenth aud Csry tie city Of RICIOAD VIRGINIA Ne
following described - - 49,, ,,.,.,> ,,r,nrnry
TWO HTNDRED Tor unore HOG-htAbs LkAE lObfiiot
FIVE HUNDRED FOXES MANUFACfUbED TOBACCO
The Tobacco been gatheIel f0lte count e 3sd'r
Roanoke Fank In Campbell, Henry Psk Han Ok frnee d.
49, pnt.vlvria Messeub1rg AID thalJte, compiling at To
good tobacco lands the Stie Macl Of D. J. o! &c LAe qss
sslstleir wrabpers and las ben we ,led Ic e pee ~
s,e rrese-t ono6tunieI the manufacturer a4d n clog f-f'
offered should he demand warrant sme three O. r pc,sd
added the j. which wi ccrI'ss no
dino.tion Of Vifeiria Tobacco for GoveHmeat aeco M
sample, esch hid vii be ready FOR inspection a. e ''"'
ten GAYS preceding the day Of sale.
Cash. IN Government FUNDS. ...- .,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
Sales 30 9utiiou.

A. r. MERwIS Au,toreer
DY BANGS MERWIN 81 Co, Broadway COT. fth-
ID s-Sales Of Books Works Of hri, Fancy Dood' 20
oEo A. Anctioneer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4g5 Broadway
I'D LEAyiTf, sTREBElGiI Co. successors 10 j. T. Coory.
Cosu6sHESTs soLlcIrYD ADVANCES saOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
90 Get.

60 fet.
C,TEAM POWER TO LET-First Floor apl
- Iofs on Canal and wskvrss, Broadway. Power
esptDnsbs. y. j. lNsLEE, No. l0l Walkers
Two LET-A BRICK BUILDING, built in. post
manner, six stories high, front with
engnn perfect suitable ssnpisctoy bonded
hoaa J. y BOrTERwORrH. No. 81 Nasssa.,t
FVl0 LET-A furnished front ROOM and two BED
ROOMS. for hoa'oaeepins or separate No SO ndonst
no LET or for SALE Handsomely Fur1shed
House on Lee.av Brooklyn L. Inquire Of Nm. c. lWEr
cor Ia OF and Division sts. ". Y.