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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-17

DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscoy-
cry OF THE AGE, VIII positively restore GRAY Hair
TO Its original color whether black brown or auburn
and being a delightful dressing, 1t imparts to il a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t win also
promote growth Of now hair on bald heads, where
tually remove all dandruff, itching and humors from
the scalp. 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. ~ n -
TEBBETTS BROTHERS. eA 90.
.at Proprietors, Manchester, N. II.
w. w. WmPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6ms
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READ DIR. HUGHES advertisement, in another
column. In his specially Dr. Hughes is uneoualIed
by any physician in this country. III
Jan 1-WIy
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Over twenty years Increasing demand has sstab-
lished the TACT that Mathew Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world 1t Is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one bot
tie Does no. require any previous preparation Of the
hair Ne trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub of or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but
mparts to 1t new life and lustrc Produces baa1ti-
iul black OF brown, preferred. A child can apply
" t. Always give satisfaction. Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
heturer, N. Y.
.DEHAs BARNES s Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. - ~.FtA mayi2eod1y
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RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 and II East Water ST., .z

60 and II East Water ST., SEE
MILWAUKEE, WISCoNSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
Pork, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand -
BERTsHY's BEST, N.fWARREN.
= = CABINET EAGLE, 49,
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. III
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
lib 5 al rates. = nar1Seodfy
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H0ck.lnef0ck.

100000 s szHT +, 4 h$ss; Sc 81. s sS
q. ). CLARK. tgeaf S. Fo1aeia' Huls.
Oct. n, is6L-dimb SMITHS WHknF.
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BIcnEefs i! RI0nIcefs ,

DEW No. a. in st. Luke's Church. Apply to
EDWARD NJ. RAND.
Oct 17-d1w 1913 Middle st.
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NTOw is your time to buy Blankets cheap. larg,
IN lot Just received at w. g. BARNES' Auctien
Store 100 Federal st. oc17d2w
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Nnhee-

ITO SHIP OWNERS, SHIP CHANDLERs, AND
II OThEltS. young man, who has served his
country Win hdefty during the war, an 0iicer I'm
me Navy, and who has recently received an Honor
able Discharge, desires q god situation where ms
knowledge q shipping would he Of use. Has had u
years experience at sailor and officer IA good
ana quick writer; bring good testimonials as 70
gdetifg so6fEess and honesty, and would make HIM
SCI useful. Address, &. n. CLARK
oetlIdots 80 Gray Street, Portland, Me.
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Uader-Shirts and Do.o,,ers

r AIDES, call and see small lot Of c,oals. slight
material. at 109 Federal st. 1870. IA. - 'u0
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-17

Sch Carroll, Parsons, az EAst MachIas nom WachL
rs Tor New YORK. with load n iainhnr r,arf,.l
ehas and split calls In fhn enle q lsth inafrf and
came ashore an Great Point. Nanfueket she VA
boarded oy Capt Alexander n Durham and hoaiss
crew, who took on the crew q the vessel.
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Free lunch I

THAT same old coon win be served up to-day at
the GrOton House, Center ST., kept BY @. ID. Mill
er, between the hours OF 10 and u O'Clock, "A. N.
punctual attendance Is requested
Oct 17-d1t
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Ar 18th sch Canton, West, Monhegan.
Sch Redonlo, TATE. Bangor.
Sen Charleston Fletcher Roston
Sch solomon N Clark, Calais.
Sch Rival, Lowe Bath.
Sch Cyrus esHsctt, Hodglon Boston
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GLoUCEsTER-Ar 18th, ORIENT Eaton, Bangor !
18Th brig Williams Nickels, Haines Bangor lot La
timore; schs Rose Mayo, Provincetown TOT psnSott
Helen Mar, Morrill,, Boston tor Cainuen' i~''i'''
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar Oct 1s, pm, brig Ngmeot,
COMBS Bangor for Newport; schs George pSeiT
Willard and Ocean Wave, Cummingg fhlihie,p mis-
for Rockpo t; Atlantic, Lppencott; fort ~ NJ III
Philadelphia; Samuel Loud, Cook, Bangor io[ ~"
York; Ophir Norwood. Calais for do; WIN Ne|0Do'
Tbitffiaman Bangor FOR New Bedford. -
Ar 1fth sehs Sandman kosefs, ~, Hasti ~ -
nah Oreutt Bangor tor do; Saven, Anderson, CaAs
BoSToN-Ar 14th, schs Susan jane Torrey, cal
ans; Samuel Leeds Wood, Ellsworth Henry An1fed,
Wass Millbridge; Arabella, Frlsbei Biiiow; Wassi
Ligonia. Robbins and Charleston, Burgess, Bangor.
Sona,sorda, Pratt Rockiand; he Parsiand
CID 18th, barques Sea Foam, stanton, 81 Mienaelsi
Edward Everett Harding Baltimore sc5s = N Sie
erson, Niekerson, Philadelphia; Shooting star, Mar
| sha j, Calais.
Ar 18TH banks Sacramento Hussey, philadelphia;
Sulo's, tof Belfastl Panno, R0undozti pig Lucy
ann Bryant, Surnam Sept g. via Holmes Hole sehs
ven . Marion, burlington Bangor; Moses hii biod-
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18Th, brig william N.ckels.
RaS Sns, Bangor for Baltimore; schs oront, Eaton
Bangor. w O1i"usi i"'''''
FOREIGN PORTS.
~, at Messna nth ult, brig john Shay, smith, n
At 81 Malaga 18th ult sch salllo Msars Lewis,
| Swansea 1908 days. f e' '
| New York. - w ave. 49,
At Port au Prince sd ult, brig cOquette. I'm Bos-
Sid fin Nassau nth ult, brig George Burnham.
Mountort Turks Island, to load salt for Providence
Ar at st John NIB, 18th inst, schs EmeIine e saw
yer, Hall, Machas; Duke ofNewcaste, Finley, Port
| lane.
| Per steamer Nova Seoiian of Farther Point
Ar from New York 10th, Almata, j Baker and
| White Wing, at Montevdeo; Eliza EIa and Maria
at Rio Grande Eaglet, Sea Breeze, ct Pernambueo:
| Atalanta, at Liverpool
Ar from Philadelphia, Jane Ross, at Brighton
Sid for Boston Aug. s. Tylla, from Buenos Ayres.
Mem-The Lookout from Bath for Valparaiso put
into Rio Janeiro eaky. The report Of hor having put
| into Lisbon Is incorrect.
SPOKEN.
Oct I, lat 81 90, Ion 70 %, barque William III Wall
| % daas from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Oct 1, lat 80 81, Ion T5l, barque Live Oak, Mitchell
rom New Orleans for Liyel pool
1
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Terms SIS 90 per gear d. adsas.ee.

of fts Press is larger fhnn me rom
49, ,,yeul4ttOn Of all the other daies the city
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rT,HE Arm o. y. d. TOPPAN 8 co. have this dav
Il dissolved, Mr.. r. u. IorrAN having WithdraWn
me business win b. carried ~ he GA stand lst
Mhldle strcet, b. Mr. LAWS ToFPAS.
Portland, Oct. H. octiTdiw.
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTnAMFpl

Staples & Son. - - y
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Stationery Dc Fancy Goods.
NEW STOREi

In LIZ w o1oRE!
SO CENTRE STREET. PORTLAND,
First door from Congress Street. where can be found
good assortment of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Ink Hair
and Tooth Brushes, .ch 5 aifsn, mas
r 11 Ic f U NJ Terry, 4
Portmonnaies and Wallets: all kinds of Games for old
and young. -
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
in great variety, at lowest prices. CaIl and see
III. T.. BEAL. IS
A Card. glI
PORTLAND, Sept 18th, 1855.
commenced using your Repr ,ductor
on the first of July last, at which time my hair was
falling out by handsful. 1t has entirely prevented
lis falling off and has left IL in splendid order am
now not In the least troubled with dandruf and as
1t has fully restored my hair have no further need
of it otherwise than as dressing shall continue
to use it for that purpose the best have ever
found. You may refer any one to me personally
Respectfully Yours, &C.,
CHARLES ALEXANDER fla
- islsf it eiaG 50 Vaughan Street.
Horace H. johnson. s. -rtg
!. Sold at so Middle Street (up stairsl 5ohnson's
Hair Dressing Rooms oct1Osndeod2w
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A LARGE LOT, from the cheapest to tho hest
4 pN sshg very low at the Auction Store Of W.
D-N-N-'-S'' AVG 4 eueral st. ocl7d2w
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN.

Oct 1, lat 81 06, Ion 70 %, barque WlamH Wall.
% daas from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Oct 1, lat 80 q, lon T5, barque Live Oak, Mitchell
rom New Orleans for Liverpool
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"A CONVENIENT Two-Story House, No. Spring
"A Street, convenient Tor two families Apply on
the premises, oct17diWS
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Linen Sheets.
GO0 PAIRS LINEN SHEETS at one-half first
To,rsi cost the cheapest thing in the market lor
FFoTels, az the Auction Store OF W. Q. BARNES 100
0Si~ d. oc17d2w
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Campbell, in his introduction to the pleas
ures Of Hope" thus alludes to that passion in
human nature which looks TO some place 9th
er than home, and to some time rather than
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For Sale.

Ths Schooner splendid. aav-eixbf
~ tons bufthen vel 6und. sails, Raging,
AfN Chains and Anchors nearly new
ldA4lA- For ierms, &c, snquirQ n
-. SAMPSON 81 rONANT.
Oct H. iecS-d3Ws Commercial wharf
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IRON MERcuANrs ExcHANoE.
sa Led ifom Havana 10Th inst, brig H. s. Emery Oh
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MRS. WINSLOW.

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Pl
sician, presents to the attention Of Mothers her
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
MARRhED.

CROWFLL-COLTON-O Wednesday. Sept. -, at IL m
at the residence OF the brides father by the Rev Mr I'd
ward Taylor OF Brooklyn, jeremiah Crowel to Alice Cotton
both OF this city.
CARR-PALMER-In Brooklyn on Wednesday, Sept II, a
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. T. 5
browne Delwin Brown Carr esq. to Miss Jennie r. a.
ony daughter OF Mr. James t. Palmer, all of Brooklyn
aEGEMAN-HITZELBERG wednesday. Sept. l3
by the Rev X. 5. Foster q. the Eighteenth.st Nj. r.
Church. John Hegeman r, to Fannie h, daughter oil
Hetzelberger, esq. all ofths city.
UOGAN-BYRNES-At St Peers Church. by the Rev
Father Quinn on "Wednesday, sept Is, 1865. Edward Ho
cad 20 Miss Ca,harino l.. Byrnes, both Of this city.
PATTERSON-WlLSoN-O Tuesday, Sept j., by the
Illinois to Annie L. Wilson OF Tuckahoe We'tchester
County, NewYork.
UTLEY-DAME-0n Tuesday Sept. J.? at the residence o.
tha bride, father by the Rev d. Alexander z. Is. Utey
to Sarah o. daughter OF Moses Dame. oil OF this city NO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
DI X ID.

AILAN-On Wednesday morning, Sept l3, at o'clock,
Tlita wife of Robert Allan.
Relative. aud friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 20 North
Moors.st.. on Friday afternoon, at Z O'CLOCK
BROWN-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Sept 10, 1905, Jacob
Brown aged Is years. ,,
yed 10 attend his funeral from the Sands NJ r. Church
ON Friday afternoon o'clock, without further notice
HI NT-On Tuesday. Sept IA Mary, wne si NJ rufinsn
Hunt and eldest daughter OF Thomas Hunt, esd
The friend. respectfully invited 70 attend the unera IRON
h.r fa,b.r. residence corner OF Remsen and Herryss
Brooklyn, Saturday, Sept 10, at O'CLOCK p M without
further notice.
urDDFNn This city, on Tuesday Sept H. OF cholera Ia
fantum Edward Long Infant son Of Edward L. and Eliza
beth c. Heddeu. aged months and days
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock nom the resi-
dence Of his parents, No. 4, Wes. Twenty ninth.s..
uOBBs-A, Bath England. Monday Aug. 2a after long
Of his ageof the hrn oil Charles Hobbs Son. No. S2s
Broadway N. u
IRELAND-on Wednesday, Sept. H. Alfred w. H.. young
Of the late John aud Ann Ireland IN the 2sth Of
Notice of the funeral In to omorow's papers
MULFORD-At Madison, on Wednesday, Sept. 49, Mamie,
youngest daughter OF George and Nellie Mulford.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday, the .h ct O'CLOCK
from the residence oi her parents.
MORAN-On Wednesday Sept 49, AFTER long and painiu'
illness, Elizabeth Moran. assd 80 years
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF he
brothers, Timothy owen W.. and Matthew I, brennan
ALEC OF her In law, John Murphy. are NJ
to attend the funeral from the residence o. ns
w Elmst, Friday morning at " O'CLOCK, Io =. ~
st. Pstricks Cathedral. where requiem mss "' w
fered for the reposs Of her soulst lot eoo~
MAPEs-Cu Wednesday Sept H. aner . long Hines" Jane
Ann wife Of William Harrison Mspe In tue '''h year VI
The friends Of the fsmy re'peetfay nVsa 20
her funeral services her lat. E,S,r ~. Ish io.
Twclnhst at O'Clock q m on rnaAf 's '.sn ,ns. A.
Her remains will be taken TO Isfy'o"a"' e"'"' ou "s
II O'Clock train from Thris'hs"
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Restoration Of Civil Courts In south Caro-
linn.
HpoRs. DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, )
UuTos HEAD. =. C., Sept. {. 1868.

HpoRs DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CARoLNA !
HILTON HEAD. S C., Sept {. 1907
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 3O-ln order to re-
move all seeming conflict of Jurisdiction between the
civil and military authorities throughout the state o
South Carona promote the preservation OF quiet and
good order relieve the people much as possible irom
all unnecessary restraints Of martial law, and reduce
the expenses Of the military establishment it's hereoy
ordered1
FHn That the Superior and Cireuit Provost TSar,s
will continue in operation as heretofore. anu ooeni
asues to try and adjudcate all cases wherein Freed.
men and other persons Of color are directly or indirectly
concerned This will not be so nterPre.ea % as 70 re- .,
strict The authority Of the agents OF the bureau OF
Refugees. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
second The Civil Courts may bo opened and all civil
% u Oath last prescribed and who. II they belong
thsr Of the classes excepted from amnesty shall have
received Executive pardon. will be allowed to resume
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
OPEN BOARD OF DRoKERs-3i p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. l3-P. NJ.
Reading.

Gold is weaker. The opening rate was li3s
selling down to l43l, and closing at l43i.
Government stocks steady, with the exception OF
7.3Os, which sold down to 80 for the third series
Border State stocks firm. Kentucky 6s sold at 90.
Virginia 6s rose per cent Railway shares were
all firm in the early part of the day, but closed dull
and at decline of per cent upon leading shares.
Later in the day the market improved fraction,
but closed dull. The closing quotations were:
New.York Central, 93i; Eric, s6si Hudson, 100;
Reading, l07; Illinois Central l2i; Michigan Cen
trial. 1921; Michigan Southern, 6si; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, ~ Cleveland and Toledo, l05l Rock
Island, li2; Northwestern, ~; The Preferred,
GIL; Fort Wayne, ga Canton, 39l Cumberland,
i3I.
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Ros,sn Live sleek Market.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
Reported Jor fHs TRIBUNE 70, ne vseS ending Wfdn"dd
S.n

Amount OF stock at market:
Cattle. sheer sbos,s Fat Hors veal..
This week. ..........l,03j l0,573 300 100 Is
Last week.......... ....5,s2 B,BT 100 80 lU
One year ago. ............3gT9 6.10 goo l.l0 .;
PRcE.-bc. per loo n. total weisht OF hide slow.
and meat =? 50d il9 rst quality $l 50d tl2 IS
second quality. si0dS third quality, ga 80; few
choice 'ins. pairs sl3dsl 0i some OF the poorest
Bulls. &c, 4jd47
Uorkilg Oren-s 1900 s975 handy steers ssOa $780, oi
much acc9Tding 10 their value ior beef
Cors aad foua0 Calrs,-fair quality. &s0d so; EItra.
S53d 100 Fsrrow aud Dry Sl8d ts3.
SforeI, tain Young Cattle Fdymus-Two yearods.
s23Gf go; Thrce-ycar-od,. s35d $65
A,ep-Per No. i've weight. 6d7ic Sheep Hnd Lambs per
head In lots ~ 500 ~ 80
Faf Iioo,-Per n. i3dl3ie.. live weight; shosts-
wholesale 12di1c. retail I2d.sc. Pss-l+dl6c y NJ.
Hde'-Brghton, aaec. = H.. Country lots, 7idsc
TsHo or-9d9ic y N.
Psli.-sidsl ;0eaeh.
RyxARKs-Catte are worth in New-Yok than In
Boon nst now Five oadssent 10 New York last Thurs
dsy from Brighton said have made money, after paying
t3 per car and all other expenses Consequently no good
beef comes from the West this week. To compare
with about oo last week from Albany now find 2o3
very slim ones. At Cambridge there were many
OF the Brighton butchers. picking out the best
cattle and one Of their Albany drovers Mr. scolans went
into tie business early ia the morning by the Wholesale buy
ns IN some 10 head to the surprise of al parties Ihs oil
course raised breeze and have doubt that there were
animals so.d A. from 10 ltc y n higher than like animals
sod n.t week while ind vdua droyer may have sold with
les. advance There good cattle among The Western
Sheen and lambs quick AZ iu last weeks psice-Hosty
at s3 s. TO 81 IS y head. IN lots.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Z. s. COMM sSlOSERS OFFlCE-SEPr - Before Com
missioner OSBORN.
THE CASE OF CAPT. ANDERSON OF THE sHIP VILLA
FRASCA.
This morning the Commissioners office and the
large hallway and stair. leading thereto were filed with about
leo OF IA. pa.enger Of the amgsn ship Eairanca to-day
having for the examination OF Capt Anderson
for eyed nareutm-nt Of this passengers OF his snip
an arrangement Of the respective counsel the case was
g. Monday next and viii be continued om day 70
day until IL Is completed - -
FRAUDS OF IHE INTERNAL REVESUE-FALsE TO
BACCo STAMPS.
United States sgt Joseph Feldman.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue iurnshesto 10 the IN
eru Revenue Inspectors Tobacco and Cigars stamps 10 De
affixed on the inspected tobacco and the bundles OF cigars
These are 10 b. signed and ndorsed with the date OF nspec
ton by IN. Inspector the time OF eiRing the stamp Inc
In bi. procured large quan
ty Of these stamps and selling them TO snuac'nIeIN
either In blank indorsed with nauie ior audren use
by them on unns tobacco and cigars In the artcna
case for which be arrested he at first offered the stamps ~
blank aud the objection being made that try cond not o.
used In that state brought them back with the name o
Allen indor.ed Inspector No sueh name was SHOWN III ''
Mr. E. ON behalf Of the accused claimed that no ofens'
had been shown under the terms OF the act That the s'
was not within is meaning That the stamps were gen
nine and the mere sgnng nctious Inspector dt
not amount to criminal ofensc under the statute OF at com
mon law. ,., -, . .
t..lfa fraudulent use and that the insertion OF nmne
either genuine fgned Inspector was forgery oil al essen
ta portion Of the stamps coming within the meaning OF w
act or a least the causing resemblance, wch s ihea
by the act an ocnse the degree couneretng IN
stamp. ~. -, ,,..u,.,, mn
reserved his decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

sCHKFFELIN-At Sheffield, Mass, on Tussdsy SspH 6.
Eleanor wife Of Bradhurst S,hie6elin.
SEELY-On Tuesday morning Sept i2 the Rev. Amos w.
Ssely.
the funeral Thursday, Sept H. Of o'clock p. IN, from
the Presbyterian Church South Third and Fh
NAliamsbursh, L. /. ..frILT
Stos youngest daughter of Charles c. and Elizabeth W.
Wilcox
Notice of funeral in tomorrow paper.
YOtJNGIu this city on Tuesday Sept H. 1855 after
we're illness. Mary Elizabeth. wife Of John b. Young,
Relatives and friends of family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral residence Of her brohsr Nos
20 Lafayetteave Brooklyn, Thursday, Sept. H. ct
%. nj.
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Baron de Stoeckel, Russian Minister at Wash
ington; NJ. Bodiscoe. Washington; Gen. Crawford.
United States Army, and Capt. L. g. Clarke England.
are at the Clarendon Hotel
Gen. Martindale United States Army; Gem Sutton,
Salem. Mass. and Mayor Whteman OF Boston, are ut
the St. Nicholas Hotel
Commander Balch o; the Navy is stopping At the
Eifth-avc. Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
THE FIELD.
Cricket.
MANHATTAN VS.. PATERSON.

The return match between the Manhattan
and Paterson Cricket Clubs played at the Hoboken
Cricket Grounds on Tuesday, the 10Th instant. The
weather was extremely sultry and oppressve but not
wihstandiDg the heat, there was a good days sport
The fielding on both sides excellent there being
but few opportunities lost Play commenced at IL
a. In and the stumps were drawn at Ct p. IN. AS
there was not time to finish the game the match was
decided by the first innings Paterson winning by 22
runs. The first match was also won by Paterson.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

BOSTON VS.. NEw-YoRK-sEC0SD ELEvENs.
The Second Eleyens Of these clubs played match
yesterday at the Bedford Cricket Grounds Brooklyn.
the result being decided victory for the New YOrk
ers. The game was decided by the first innings the
Boston players did not wish 10 make o.day match
oft In the second innings the Bostonans got ~
Tor the loss Of four wcket this however ayaed them
nothing. To-day grand match between the First
Eleven Of the St. Georges Clubs and the First Eleven
OF the Boston Club will be played at the Hoboken
Cricket Ground. Wickets pitched at IL a.. IN. pre-.
clsely each day the game will undoubtedly occupy
Friday well. Without further comment We append
the score:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
n. Y, Wholesale Price. OF Country Produce.

FoR The WEEK ESDiSG WEDSEspAr, SEPT. H. lsi9
lEypressy The y. Y TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
Tie following tie current rates oi articles IN good
condition as sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers receive 10 10 y cent ess deducted Tor com
missions. beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
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the exercise af their official duties under such OF the
laws Of South Carolina in force Immediately before tne
nth day Of November. 1860 as are not lncOnssteht
with the laws Of Congress and the proclamation OF tue
President. which laws and proclamations are IN all
cases to be respected.
TArd. 1t being impract cable to establish and pre-
serve military posts In sufficiently close proximity 10
maintain perfect military police in every portion OF
the State the civil magistrates will be allowed to make
arrests in all cases Of breach Of the public peace but
the arrest of Freedmen and other persons Of color when
rendered necessary by the absence Of the military, viii
in all be Immediately reported and the custody
of the person or persons arrested promptly transferred
TO the nearest military commander
The functions Of civil officers, who disregard this
order, viii be suspended.
By command OF Major. r.Gen. O. A. GILMORE
W. l.. NJ. BURGER Asst Adj't. Gen.
Official 7. d. HODGES. Capt 35th q. s. c. IT, Acting
Assistant Adjutant'Genersl
A Washington dispatch states that the health
Of Mr.. Justice Wayne of the United States Supreme
c ourt, is extremely feeble.
IAdvertisemens
THE FINEST OvRRCOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
Iv. BRoKAw. No. SO Lafay ette place
No. "a Fourtb-ave., opposite Cooper Union.
MILLER e. VAIL,
HArrERs.
No. 497 BROADWAY,
WILL OPEN their Fall and Winter Styles Of
LADIES and CHILDRES's FANCY HATS.
Also their new styles GENTS Fine Dress Hats,
On THURSDAY, Sept II.
To RESTORE GRAY HAIR to its original color,
health luster softness and beauty and promote
growth on bald spots remedy introduced to the
American people can compare with the LONDON HAIR
Color REsroRER and DRESSING" sold by all leading
druggists We have tried it, therefore speak from ex-
perience. IS cents bottle
OLD EYES MADE New,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt of Ten cents. Address, L. d.
FOOTE NJ. D.. No. /. .l30 Broadway New-York.
The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES. WRINGBR, with cog,
wheels Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
everywhere. X. G. BROWNING. Gen. Agt, 34I Broadway
BAILEY WASHING AND WRINGING MACHINE
CoMpAyYs Coo. WHEEL MACHINES. No. 476s Broad
way. New.York.
ERICssON's CALORIC ENGINE,
OF improved construction. at No. l6i Duane'st
SOMETHING NEW.
Boys and Childrens GARIBALDI CUTAwAY and LoC'
AVE SUITS by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
l. V. BR0KAw, No. 62 Lafayettepace.
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
JEFPERs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies'
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

COURT CALENDAR-THB DAY.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-SEPT. l3-beiore
Judre BAKsARpCourt opens at ~ o'clock a. u-No' Ol-
Pike agt Fraser; l55-Mordecai agt Allen