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ls7 BROADWAY. NGw YoRG Sept. !, 1885
The undersigned leave adopt this method Of inform
his that he has associated himself
with Joseph A. Miller. as above for the manufacture and
sae of Dents silk Cashmere Felt and ClothlHas also
Ladies Misses and Chdrens Fancy Hats Caps and Furs
Mr. Milers experience manufacturer aud originator
of STYLES induces me special attention to the Gsnts
Hats which combine eegancs lghness and durability
In a perfection before attained. - -.
HOPING that BIZ thus uniting mechanical skl with mature
experience adapting and fitting the hat we shall be favor
ed with your patronage, remain yours, &c
w. T. D. VAIL. Of Miller Vail
U Broadway
Branch for the sale gentemsns sood heretofore at
III Fulton street. north Side between the Herald oce aud
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rS. Medal Cha~sbcr-An Bssay -
warning ard instruction fo Young Men runnsnsd o -
n1wma sssrsss dr. s. sxIlln Hoagh.on, Howard
ton PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Chcvalicr's Life for the

Chcvalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean stands above comparison with any other ha
dressing Sold at the drug stores and 81 my once, "
Broadway. SARAH A. CHENALiEh, u ~
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Every Indy who Would have Beautiful

rrErH viii use FORMODENTA TOOTH PASTE. 1t 10
now used by the rs and communicates delicious
10 the mouth BREATH pearly Wilderness
10 Inc teeth CASWELf., MACK 4 co,
" '~ " Under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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vhc,Icr & Wilson's sswinG Machime'
sold in B'oosiyn ana T. H. cRAraE. Ss Fulton stree,
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Love Scenes (j2) Sent 10 ANY Address ON
receipt OF one dollar j. CLARK, LIS Broadway, N y
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Brooks Boot and Shoe Emporium.-The
and of Boots shoes Caters and
Slippers for ladies' gents misses boys aud chidrenh se
sliY-NO. SIS broadway.
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Take No More Jnpieasass ana unsI IL
iiELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUchu anaSfRo''p' o'>
~ klt
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we Rcgad Mrs. WtnsIows 800 n, n ~
SYRUP as invsassle for he purposes ios double wsai
now r. We sA do all in our power 70 n'sg,I n ss"
mr. fepss srl acquantances Henry ni,chcors s, ~
H,isge Mas n relieves the chDd from pain soisns s
guns reduces inflammation cures VIM So ,a as,ia IA
cnfnl L. lhs mother.
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and vgor frame aud bloom 10 the pald cheek De
blity accompanied by many alarming symphonic. aud
no treatment submitted consumption, Insanity cpi
ia en-
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He G E N S U s..


The Sec Ond Ward-Number OF Inhsbi-
tants-OocuPattOn OF Residents-valua-
ton or Dwellings, &c.
Annexed given the returns OF the Second ward,
as returned by the enumetor Of the ward arranged for
reference
CENSUS LIrERATURE.
The enumerator In this ward shows In his returns q
desire 70 have everything very full and in his zeal TO
make 1t so he frequently overdoes it. the head ola
family keep saloon porter house the enumerator
almost invariably makes the entire family saloon or
porter house Keepers matter how young the members
Of the family may be- and person who has no trade or
occupation he makes gentleman"
DWELLINGS AND INHABITANTS.
Dwellings In the ward ~
Fsmes ID the WARD. 10o
Inhabitants IN the ward .I,lsa
MALES AND WHALES
Number OF male residents. 0ox
Number of female residents. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OH
Total. Il, 1914
Over twenty one years OF age. no
over thirty years OF age 4oS
Over forty years OF age 200
Over htty years OF age. Ivy
over Sixty years OF age. OV
Of the United States. oov
vi lfeidnQ rot
VI Germany AlS
VI England %
VI FRANCE -
VI other countries. ~
Total. l. ls4
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Official
Drawings Circulars and Information sent
j. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. New York
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
removed 10 M2 broadway Shoulder Braces silk Elastic
Stockings Ladies' Abdominal Belts lady attendant
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r--M.rsh ~ Co.'S Old HsA-
lished Radical csfe Truss onoe SUI ~ N'' 'o'' w.
Lady attendant
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roR Torres OR DwEbLINds'
"A'0''''S' O LsJB kelly, ~ Er'atwv
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The I'm provcd .ssloat- Elliptic sewimS
Macbnes 637 Broadwsy Agent wanted. =, arm, vs
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AL Engines.-Ericsson's Improved Ca
lorcs. I6i Duane street.
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No Fair Creature in these Days Drops
diamonds sspphres when she speaks IKE the sr 10
tbs tale but any young lady who the fragrant
SZODONr her denfrce wiz be pretty sure 70 display
row OF pearls every time she opens her ruby lips
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HeImbold's Concentrated Extract Ru-
CHU - -
"a THE GREAT DIURETIC.
UELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RiLLA
rs THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Both are prepared according rules OF pharmacy and
chemistry the most active that can be made.
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Ms m hood and Youthful VigOr are Re-
gained by HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
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AZ Messrs. Fowler Il Wells, Phrsnoio-
gists $50 Broadway Examinations with Charts given daily
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ALI their former pre- udccs European perfumes
the ladies OF America admit that PIALON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREts. like the land where II originated,
has no equal under the Sold everywhere
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Ready md Conclusive Test OF . ~
properties OF 'HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT Bull.
viii be comparison with those set forth Ia The Oned
Statea Dixpcnsatorv
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Shattered Constitutions Restored NJ
IIELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
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No More Gray Hair-NO More Baia.
ness-Forty five years practice by DR. GRANDJEAS' NO
As lace
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Persons PrematureIy Gray

can have their restored 20 ~ natural color by n,,ng
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Il s the article known 10 preserve the hair prsvent
ing falling out and making ifeess stin 6rashy hAr
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who Il unanimous In awarding y the praise o.
being hair dressing extan and without rival M
restoring gray natural color Beware OF counter
fes and limitations Ask for Halrs and take none othcy
Price III Sold By all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02

rEp .br r,nysac,,,rers warren street. offer direct 70
nj No SPARK row Their sel.p,au - \, ..ah
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VALUATION OF DWELLINGS.
The dwellings in the ward are valued 23s 900
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES.
Amount of capital invested. 919, 900
In this table the enumerator returns about third
of the Whole OF manufacturers having refused
information or as being unable to form correct estimates
regarding their business:-
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Aann,..-I. ooo Wanted, to SOIL u. Bar

A.-Diarrhea. Dy.entery sS ,sr sne ,1s So y.
MIA int AZ speedily cured by using MAstiNh y "hN"n
fIxNTN' Told AZ II Park aud by all Druggists
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The Presidents Late PrOci amatiOn.
Washington Correspondence august 81 Of the Phlade
phia LEDGER
It is reported that the Cabinet not unit the
proclamation permitting the introduction OF arms into
the Southern States Another report is that the Pres
issued the proclamation without consulting all the
believe, is correct.
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In tho ward there three churches for which returns
made as follows-
Uanl Salaries
VAL Church No. Attend Commu- C!er0v
Nam. e 01srsn T. Lo Seats ""ee. "'o"''' n'e"
Georges Chapel sisooo 700 40 30 sl,e'O
church... 10000 800 $50 $50 5000
Meth odlschurch 5000 $50 It's 90 800
Six deaths have occurred during the year ending June
1, 1855.
HOTELS, STORES, ETC.
Hotels, inns and taverns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lib
Retail stores Observation-Disclosures. 475
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02

re specs 10 the place think there Is doubt but Il
will be the metropolis Of the seaboard States In short
time though il seems they crowding little
too fast Most Of the buildings erected are upon leased
ground and per consequence only temporary structures
should remain here over TO morrow Will ten you
more OF Atlanta after have looked about
TIE RAILROADS
over which We have travelled arc generally In good con-
dtion, and trains at about twenty miles per hour
Many Of the bridges temporary and not safe by any
means; but they will soon DO rebuilt. The PRESIDENT
and OF the directors Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad are now here being on tour Of inspection Of
the roads, but what their object Is am not informed
hardly know what to say about the negroes The
towns full Of them, and they lounge around the de-
The reports OF the commissaries show that IN most places
but few OF them draw ratons from the government and
YET they seem TO live move and nave ne pons bs
exceptions to general rule but understand the gov
eminent has ceased issuing ratous 10 them, a. well ns
the white professional refugees CnasuooSn ana
ton OF ten to the negroes THIS shows tnat me
issuing of rations created vagrancy among the
chivalry than 1t did among their former slaves wner
ing rapidly seeming eager to obtain niormaton but as
yet the school system IA very imperfect
RsFUGKsfNG As A PRorxsIoS
II Is notorious fact that tefugecing has boon re.
duced TO profession and that thousands Of people able
work depend almost solely upon Uncle sam Tor sup
port Our train stopped yesterday at station where
the railroad II consisted OF man and wife and thr.
teen children two OF which were still nursing asked
the woman II they we're refugees w,al,L reckon
lanta . "why did you leave thcreS,, Kase the
gov'nent wouldn't give US rations' where are you
gcnss' continued. Don't know some place where here
refugeeingS'' " coin on three years; amt H. Mecy
JaneS" dPurty nigh, reckn," said the daughtcr :
young lady about sixteen years OF age ~ she wiped he
nose on her sleeve and pulled ont her snu boz and
menced ,dpping. 'fwhcrc do you get money 20 bi,
sauny" said ''thc oy'mcni don't Furnish that" ooh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03
Astronomical Facts.

The moon revolves on its axis Ia % da s,
and moves round the earth In just The same
period o. time; so that we are PERMITTED to see
bat one side OF The moon.
The san also rtvoives on It's axis, like the
moon, ia rs days. Il rolls from West to East,
aud the moon, like the earth, all tbs planets
aud their satellites follow suit and move IL
the same direction, !. g., from W. 81 to East.
The diameter of tho oibit OF N pun -.
the most distant planet yet discs.ve' ed-is
sixty thousand inilii ms of uIiles. Oh course
its distance from The sun is only half as great
or thirty thousand m,Ilons; while our esl tn Is
bu 90 millions Of miles rom the great lumi
nary ON which We are dependent for light anu
hsat.
That bright path way which Sc. ms TO en-
circle tae whole heavens-calied the "mi,ky
way"-is computed TO contain one hundred .
millions of stars. II each OF these stars is a
sun, surrounded by planets sk' our SUP, The
whole group OF orbs in the 'tniiky way" cannO
bs less than one thousand millions 10 this
gre II cluster our earth aud suu belong. This
Is "oar Universe" l. seems to be- vast cir
Gle, In the inner p IRON of VIII en- our sun vii.
it's attendant plane 9 is situated. 80 that i
seems TO extend all around US.
Modern Telescopes brlug TO view, insth4
distant regions OF space, . great numb I,
OF similar, 'mlkg ways" called ''nsba @ ;
Some OF these neodi@ are resolved by power
tut Instruments into innumerabe distinct stars
me distance of some OF these clusters is over
whelning. The very thought OF IL makes III,
miud agger. he earth moves ID h'r OF bi
at the rat, OF e0 thousand miles aH hour
Light darts through space at the rate o
Twelve millions o mites minute. AID ser
so remote are som. these cIusters-the neb
u@ - hat their light has been not less sha,
tiosnty millions Of gears ia reaching GU
globe. and Others still longer. Such are lev
1 OF the discoveries OF modern science.
"Meditate on these thugs"
May 81, 1865 HARBERToN.
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Religious notices oftwenty ave words or les.. free;
all excess Of this amount win be charged ten cent?
line eight words constituting a line This rule
hereafter will be rigidiy adhered to.--lPUB. Press
a fhs Westinghouse SocI tv will hold meet
mg SUNDAY Eveutog at y Eft Hall. $50 Congress
st.ett, at Il o'clocI. The public are invited.
81 Preaching OF the New Jerusalem Church to-
morrow morning. Subject Of the sermtn: ''Tne ln-
ward Mao and the OutV ard Mao" zen ns X,
70 Rev }. e Bruce. Of Con Pec icat. will preach
ID he Pea. Street Universalsf Church Tomorrow.
anoe this eveI ing from u 30 81 O'Clock.
The Eleventh Lectureon The eross. Benre. ,,
VIII be given tomorrow tdundav evening, ut the
Yves C0nsTegat onai Church, at ~ o'c Elk sub
ject- The Cross Alieviated.'
I Rev; Rufas r. stehblus. ID. d of Bo tom. will
preach at the First Parish Church tomorrow.
Service end Sermon may be expected ct
81. Luke's Church. on sunday evenicg at Il oc'ock.
~ There win be preaching at the Alb ssnian
Church oy Kew. wi Liam johnson. Of Boston, to-
~ There will be Sabbath School Conc ri as
the Mission Chapel, Deeripgs Bridge. on Sunday
eve ling, commencing &C o'c,ook Friends or SAL
oAIh Schools are cordially Invited M
E3~ Sabbath School Concert ct the Bethel TO-
morrow evening, CONNIE Dci0g at before v'o ocx.
Mr.. W. = Cross, Of the B.ngor theological
essnminsry, VIII preach at the st Lawfenes street
Chapel Tomorrow.
EY- Rev, Stephen Thurston. Sscrets-y of the
Inc Missionary Society, will preach at the High
street Church Tomorrow.
@W Meetings in Congress Hall tomorrow. FREQ
eoa erenee l0} A. NJ. Cnilaren'a Progressive Ly.
osnm. / r n
.<w-. ssvvic IN Congress Square unIversaIist
Church te-morrow, forenoon 81 tis usual hour aat
~ me eyentngat 7iO'clsck. BY the passo R-v @.
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CENTRAL CHURcH-The annual renting
Of the pews In Central Church, Rev. b. D.
Moore, Pastor, will take place 10 the church
on Monday evening next, ct 8 O'Clock. Tire
pews in this church are all owned BY the So
ciety and are annually rented with the privi-
lege of choice to the highest bidder. There is
no individual ownership In the pews, and all
who rent pews or sIttiDgs and are stated wor-
shippers with the Society. are members of the
Parish and entitled 10 vote in all It's meetings
for business, and all its business affairs are
managed BY those only who are stated wor-
shippers with the Society. The many and not
the few are the Parish. All Of the affairs Of
the Society are in prosperous condition. At
the annual Parish meeting, held on Wednes-
day evening. an addition ofetwo hundred dol
lars was voted to the salary OF the pastor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

THROAT and Lung Diseases are 80 common
In this country Ii at we take occasion 20 speak
Of DR.. Morse Of this city, and recommend his
method of treatment for the cureof these COM
plants. The Doctor has given many years.
attention to diseases of the throat and lungs,
and has had extensive and successful practice
In the treatment Of esesdificulties. With
his instruments be readily detects the locality
and character Of the disease, by which he can
tell at once what the chances are for cure.
bis long residence In this city, and high
character In this community, renders com
mendation to our people unnecessary. To
those who do not know DR.. Morse. we cordial
~ commend him as 8 man who can be relied
upon with entire confidence. What he says be
believes, and what he promises to do he will
fulnll, employ such man you incur no
riEk
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F. WIDDows, Business Mans


EvEReRKEN CEMErERY.-Th This beautiful
Oity Of the Dead ID now In Its summer bloom
and glory, and presents lovely aspects 70 the
eye though 1t calls up sad memories in the
mind Of the visitor. Constant improvements
are going on, aud every year win add to Its
chaste and subdued beauty. Large numbers Of
people visit there every pleasant day, In car
Tiages and by horse cars, and the eye does not
soon tire Of viewing the evidences Of taste
which adorn the grounds.
II seems to US one OF the most-needed I'm
provements to be added, should be small
though neat chapel, 50 that, as at Mount Au
burn, the religious, masonic or other observ
ances usual at the burial Of the dead, may be
conveniently performed there, alike free from
the scorching rays o; the sun and the @de-
scending showers" With such an improve
ment within the cemetery enclosure, and 9
nest ornamental arched gateway at the street
entrance, Evergreen Cemetery would begin
to assume an air of faish as well as OF im.
provement and beauty.
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A NEW ILLUMINATING OIL.--Iu another
column will be found an advertisement Of
new chemical oil, which burns With the freedom
and brilliancy Of kerosene, without disagree
able smell, and said to be perfectly free from
explosive qualities. We have seen IT tested
10 limited extent. and could discover no rea
son why it may not be all that Is claimed for
tia great discovery, clean and safe and econ
omicai, and which may be used In a Kerosene
lamp Nth chimney, or in q common fluid lamp
without chimney. Its recommended for DO b
stationary and portable lights. The base o.
the oil is petroleum, and yet 1t Is almott ell
tirely free from the offensive odor OF that ar
tlcIe. We understand a depot for its sale.
both at wholesale and retail. will soon be es
tablished In This city.
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BAND OF HoPE Meeting. - Rev. Dr..
Smythe, Of the Dutch Reform Church, N. Y,
and Jonathan Revelle, the childrsn's friend,
will address the children OF Portland ct Sons
Of Temperance Hall, this Saturday afser-
noon, vt 2 o'clock.
Mr.. RevelIe, accompanied on the Concertina,
win entertain the children with variety OF
temperance songs.
AaasAxss -tit >i.s ~ tsle~ - ssss..s-,.
the Band OF Hope in Ibis ctr. S:ho u teach
ers are requested to give notice OF this meet
ing to their scholars, and are earnestly invited
70 be present and participate in the exercises
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

TRADE WITH RIcHMoHD.-rhe capture of
Richmond aud the surrsader OF the rebel
forces has again ope.ied trade with the South
ern ports. Merchants from Richmond were
In this city yesterday, who had interviews with
some Of principal houses, with the view
OF establishing trade between the two cities,
furnishing as with tobacco, &c, aud purchas-
Jog fish aud other articles, products Of the
North. We may, therefore soon expect to see
a good business established between these
places.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

he Assass,ss.ft,n TrsUt- 5rresf Of Stc,nd-
itrs- f"ssp.rt Sgss~S Absis shrf- NJ. I.
oF q 20. Brosyss- Zee crsstcace III is.press
t0tscc Harris.
WAsHiNGioN, JAZZ
Several witnesses Wee caEed h
siua Ion ca 9, % show that SpaAsi was At
bis ,ardiug hous+, IN w tsniigtui, a day r
two alter IN. assa-slsi4IaDn.
Faumas ,hoid-, n.pUs ID at rd's ihe4
re-, eSLsti Il Liiafl 40 fdf gS,i We Ks ~ IFfigl
assassin ito y - b cppls d N D,,x lu-
jug h4i In ~n LnH President "a, suos
y icn " en-. On he ii-o IA ch, wi,n+ss
.,at - ng able duo chs X y b.oks upen DoK
Nh q. u olue. t, admit a seit eiil.-l vi b BIZ
1uIf an :. 7-sAesaaaas
rvo Witnesses employ Al til=s .-a "a. MAJ,
rxeioitsd 70 lem a 7. pr zen in opausie
atp'e Tag. iu~s sai1 sl'es, moled a sim
Up n-rd 10 iiin l4iea net coul 40 la
lositi vely vas slsne.
lle police ave AKA p sse on o 5 :
o'h ti.i, " s'-iry i.t / lae.a
Y rk VI, u cur ny J ae-' as at
ana acres "a Ii p r,ca,I~ AMI as is 5,
on tne G arge o. w usi,I Z. Eva il Aa>
produced 80 IN ~ IA tn s.lt t.suc pas
'ok " he charec II sss'sh stu :
I Oh III. pa -le u~r n II 81 hei
inin,l e.aIe @ a ~
rnen, lowing III iuotc-t D ISIS
DEPaRiMExr FsrAra
niu-.n, 2
Where's, Pu ut ne .,,i+-
p esideoi, anh y IA - qafri ~ III pai i
safety, nir. ctl.uis 81. y. - ~ ID "a an -
uuder ,te o; ID crab,.r II 1854 i.q i 10,
D .sspul +, from all lray. srs itsiibg tie
Uniied States, except sinsm,graIt pas. eugsIe
directly entering All American port,rom tor
-ign country.
Aad whereas, The necessities which. quir
Ell the adoption 0l the measure ale believed
no longer t,exist, m
Now, ,h-.rehnr, The President directs tina
rom and after this DAFT the abyvt order ref IT.
Il % sba be. AZ he SIM. is b. rea, Itsciudr'
Nnhing ia This regulation. hosever, vii, b
CONS, ru. d TO relieve from arc, untabisisy any
enemies of the u tied y ates, or If nd-s :
against heir )eac- sbd dignuy, VIII, inas
hereafter seek 10 enter he country a d ut
any time be- found Within lis itga ju i-dic-
lion.
VIM II. SEwAsD. Sec'y of 8 ae.s "
CT vernon B own, 81 Georgia, AID Bsce. az
south Carolins, well knew n In connection wi b
| the lste rebellion, aud Gov. Hrmilt0n. the 10y
II g. ,v-r or IT e. xss, were to-day III 9. pa, q I.
ont renee wi h he President.
Gov Brown has tseen re.eased from impris
.nnent on parole. W
Secretary MeCullnch has inst addressed he
following circular TO CT ectors OF customs:
All restrictions here tfore pacsd BY TIT
| Treasury Deparf nlani on the exports iGi o.
,nrhrscisp coal, are hereby removed.
Il i alrraty kn0wn tbs the militNy cnurt
which tried r preventative Hsrsis, ~ Mary
and, Tor giving aid snd comfort to rebel 81"
tiers, sentenced hin TO three wears inur son
ment, and To b. III q,tsiifi d rom holding ~
nee. Since the adj urnmeni OF the c"hri, a,
hdaviis bearing az the case, and favorahl Z
The accused were considered ny the Pre- ident
ard This Is the rDas, n why the sentence is re
miited and Mr.. Harris is released rom con
iinement 48 f
During the mo- tn NJ May reqnisiticns to tn
anon, to, $97 600 Oo0 we're made BY he Treas
my ID parment tor the pas ment OF the u
| mics.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

CAUTIoN.-Numnrous complaints have been
made that visitors 10 Evergreen Cemetary
have despoiled the graves of flowers that had
been planted thereon, and whose culture had
been cared for by sorrowing friends Of the
dead. And these depredstions are said to be
committed mostly by females, who carry ca
flowers by the basket iull. Such viola ions Of
the graves OF departed relatives and friends are
sacrilegious, and it 10 to be hoped they will
now cease. Should they still be continued,
some OF these ladies ~ may fad themselves,
rather unexpectedly brought before the Munic-
ipal Court