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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20

APRIL 26th, .............lS65
Programme of Procession
BRASS BAND.
Marshal of the Day-W NJ HALL.
Aid In. Chief-FRANK DENVER
AIDs-M w Starting, d NJ Love, + w Palmer,
CIV Cooke, w H Dolman.
Nevada Lodge So.f.
Dayton Ledge No 5
Mount Davidson Lodge No J.
Silver City Lodge No.2.
BRASS BAND.
Widely Lodge No. l.
Chaplain, Rev o W Whitaker President Of
the Day, D D Grand Master J w Wright Ora
tor, BRO ] Harmon; Poet, Bro Chas A Sumner,
in barouche.
Pioneer Encampment No. ].
His Excellency the Governor, Bro G Blasdel ;
Past Grand Masters, L Van Bokkelen, w
Watson; Past Grand Rep, W Heaion, in bs'
rouche.
Daughters of Rebekah, in carriages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20

Ivory, Buffalo Horn. Mother Of Pearl, Ma
hogaDy. Satin Wood. etc, carved and plain !;
Hair, Flesh, Hat, Infant, Cloth, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
Dry Goods! Dry Goods !
s. ROsENER & co,
No. 20. South Q street,
VIRGINIA,
(oppouite Wells, Fargo Cos Expire" ohaes)
Have Just Recsived By Kxpres''
A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT AssoRT.
"A ment Of
Spring and Summer
DIR Y GOODS!I
LADIES are respectfully invited to cal and
examine our new and sPlendid "0cA' WHICH VIII
be- sold at
NEW YORK PR1CEBt
Aud which ia comprised Of the ane's PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS,
sATINs,
CAsHMEREs,
ALPACAs,
MBRINOssud
DRESS
In the State Of Nevada!
Their Summer Stock OF
LINEN and COTTON LAWNS
Is unsurpassed, as is their
GRENADINES,
BAREGEs,
ORGANIZE
Lawns, and
PINE APPLE
CLOTHS.
Call and Examine their Pine Stock Of
Silk, Cloth and Velvet
cLoAKs |
Barge, Cashmere sud Tissue
SHAWLS!
And magnificent assortment Of d.
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
RIBBONS,
HANDKERCHIBFs,
ETC, ETC.
The best Stock Of
NEEDLE WORK EDG4NG and
LACE INSERTION
In the State, and
Guipure, valencien's, ChantiIly d Crochet
ACES!
Besides, the Largest Aasortmsnt Of
Gentlemen'S
Furnishing
Goods,
LINEN AND COTTON sHEBT1N0s,
TABLE
LINEN,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
ETC, ETC.,
This Side the Sierraa!
"CalI and examine our Splendid Stock, for
we sell cheaper than any other frm In Virginia
apleu 9. ROsENRR & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20

Was draped in mourning, all the places
of business were shrouded IN the sable
yarb, prominent among which was the
Bank of California. Messrs. Rosener 3
Co, Gillig. Mott & Co., and Others too
numerous 10 mention. As the procession
wound its solemn length. minute guns
from the headquarters Of the Provost
Guard, and the tolling Of bells, made the
scepe more impressive. The whole peo-
ole seemed to mourn with sadaened heart.
and as we close this sorrowful record OF
the day, we believe the whole country Will
with Us pray that we may never again be
called upon to solemnize so sad calamity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
ColOrs.

ColOrs.
Marshal of the Day-Yellow Scarf and Trim
miugs-
Aids-Blue scarf
- MarShal-Purple Scarf
Lodge MarshalS->carlet carts.
~ryfxitinS Brothers In good standing are In.
vited to participate. The brotherhood Of Virginia
CITY will assemble at their Hall on STREET, In
each Lodge and Encampment will be formed and
taken into line BY Its Marshal. The line will be
formed at IL A. N on B street, front resting on
Taylor street.
Line or March.
Through B street TO the Junction thence along
C street 10 Gold Hill: down Main street Gold
Hu!, TO the Odd Fellows Hail, where WlldeY,
liver City and Dayton Lodges will fall into line,
and the procession will march up Main street,
Gold Hill, to c street, VI giuia; through street
10 Sutton avenue; down sutton aAenue TO d
street; thence to MsguIre's Opera House.
Exercises In the Theatre.
!. Overture, Orchestra
Q PRAYER, Chaplain, Rev Bro o w Whitaker.
3 Opening Ole. sung by the whole Order.
l. Grafton bro B Harmon.
s. Music, Orchestra
6. Poem (originaD, Bro Chas A Sumner.
I. Closing Ode, sung by the whole Order:
8. BenedictiOn, Chaplain, Rev Bro " Whit
aker.
9. March. Orchestra.
~ The procession will then form on D street,
fronting on Sutton q enue. and take up the line
Of march along ID 10 Sutton avenue; thence TO
B.: through B to the Hall of the Order. The
Lodges and Encampmeut of Virginia will retire
TO their rooms In tn fourth story. The Lodges
Of Gold Hill. Silver City and Dayton will be fur
nishrd with rooms In which 10 dlsrObe.
The Stage and Parquette Of the Theatre will
be reserved for the Order. The Dress Circle
viii be free to the public, who are cordially in.
yited TO attend. W. y HALL,
Marshal Of the Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C.M CORNELL, Graduate Oft philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy, (Class ls4s)
A guarantee Ia offered that Prescriptions and
Medicines will be dispensed accurately:
REMEMBER Jones Building, four doors Soutn
ofTaylor street. NM Imzp
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STEAM GOODS, STOVES
DTNUARE
6ALbAO'
Ger. O aad Tayl0F sts.......VAfginae'
|.
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r. r.-..n ritv.
crrrr1 -nmm n, m.
0ADAAOf' HV
u....,.... Cal.
SaeraAoAsO 1Ha : :.
IMPORTERS
AND
..
wrNPncA nuAr.rr
" nOb6o LIE OnA0G h5
n AL Inns Or
ss 0rts1" '-N
Steam Goods
Betting,
Gaa Pima.
Stoves,
rJn .nA
G1LLI9' MOTT q GO"
oo.. g arn rArIoRsTRErr.,
Virginia
U 49,. :, 60.
war, etc. Our stock viii b found very com.
the me following comprises p'' 'A''' y W.
S I'm n, P P0iier Pi, .Uuo0 20" ~ '
6DuU0 DE- sheet Iron
1900 ms Cast steel, Blister Steel, and Toe
- nm \; MAJ! TI Rcd BAN Band lr0ni
5000 p Bar and Sheet Copper;
S &c s Sss.I ElG sS,. ' 2. . Gssr'H
800 60 s as" va iS ~ ~
os sIasS,1,I xS,iC Too oi,:''
Scales. Grinds.ones;
~ Coal n-..
TseEI;
5OO dozen SnIs, F wissov CLAM,
Turpentine;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEW-YORK. p.
Cleared.


steamship Moniczuma BLl, llenshaw Kngion Iiowland
steamer T. W. Bunce. Foster baltimore William Dazell
H. II. Go.
Steamer Louisa Moore. Wooster, Newbern. Murray Ne.
. Steamship Helvea (Brl, Prows. Liverpool, William, 4
o. Steamship A. A. Turner. Bradburn New-oreans Hicbs a
Steamship Iiibema CBr) Craig, Gaseow. r. Mcdonald
Co. -
Steamship Belize me,eher New. Oreens. }. d. Fish Co.
ehnsnp Annch 'hrl, Wessels, Bremen, Olericks Go.
Son Co. ' ''
ship Constitution Cir) stcseny. Liverpool Williams
Onion. -' -
Iiark Csaelle Black, barbados. H. Trowbridse's Son
Bafk Alamo lbTemI, stcker, k.w-Oreans Scholberr A.
Koper
Bng Lblbel Gray Boston, r. d. Hnrbn, 4 Co
Bris Olive Francis Small, Baltimore, r. Talbot a Co
Go.
Brig Hannah Lizzie tBr.), caaray. Sidney C.. B.,B r.
Smith 90.
Brig W, Johnson Dab Anser., Lo, Palma. Gran Can.
Big Ocean Belle r) Iiiecks. San Domingo City Brett
on Go.
Brig Nan,a. (Lubeej. steiers Cadia W. r. Schmidt.
Son.
big Eagle (Br), Parker, Bangor, Brett, Son &Co
Brig Alma Jane tBL), Flynn ST. John, N. r. Brett Son &
Co.
schr Mary Jane, Paniit st Fletcher, h. Miller Uovt
Schr. Harry of the West. Atwood, New Otlrans T. H.
Drumm0nd a Go.
schr. Cullon OBJ, Johnson. Nassau. j. c. Rahmioy
Schr Coe Haywood BaltoB. Bangor. r. X. BueL A Co
sehr. A. r.. Barnes, Samson baltimore, Van Brnut
Slagh
schr. Active Ely, Hartford. H. 8. RackettG Son.
Schr. James Ward. Ward, Newbern, J. u. Eager
Schr. Senator Faulkner Boston, II. :. Racket Son
Schr. Robert Smith Rsnker Hartford 81 Briggs CO.
schr. Fannie. Meoney st. Andrews, n. B., }. rryoI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

Stssmship s. r. Sp.uldns Atkins Hilton Head 90 hours.
with SSo men OF the Fir* Ohio Cavalry 70 U. s. ON Ath
inst Thos hanson Of N. Y dep
Steamer Chas. Chamberlain, Bird Mystic "a hours
Ship Seminole Holmes ysc ballast "a hours Lawrence
Giles Co. In tow oil the steamer Chas. Chamberlain.
Steam corvette Roland (French). Sydney, C. b. days
The screw steamer Of 900 horse power mounts guns
and has q crew Of III men.
Boyd Kincken.
Bark Ellwood Cooper Flitner New Orleans Aug 2s with
cotton bound to Liverpool put into this port for medical
Brig Nellie Barrett Summers New Orleans 20 days cotton
to master.
Brig Nellie Wallace Norfolk days, with cotton, &C., to
Roche Bros. Coffee.
Brig Kenneth (of Saeburne NJ 81, Stanley Tampico 27
days hides. fustic &c, TO Brett, Son Co.
Scbr B +. Branerd Skinner Ezabethport for Hartford
Schr Evergreen, Beoste, Philadelphia for New. Haven
schr Anna Shepard Bowditch Greenport Phade pha
Schr Israel D. fogg. Barber, Boston for Washington.
schr. Champion. Sawyer, Mibridge, lumber Simpson &
Clspp.
schr George Gilum Hoyt Elizabethport for Middeown
schr B. b. buckingham, Lewis, Elizabethport for Nor
wich.
Schr. r. NJ Brszos, -. Elizabethpors for Norwich
schr Harriet Brown, Mbridge q days lumber, Simpson
Clspp.
Merchant and Carmhn.
Schr. George Henry, Curtis Port Royal s. c. Is DAYS
mdse. to A. \. Daley & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Brooklyn CITY Supervisors met on Thursday after
to sit upon the question Of the appointment OF IN
spectOTs and Registers of Election On Dclng chlcu
10 order. q communication from the Hon. JOhn Coch
rane. the State Attorney General, was iead ny the
Clerk There having existed some douDt IN me minds
OF different members to the construction OF the law
in reference TO the National Guard and firemen they
apparently coming under the head Of those who ac.
cording to a State law. not liable to jury duty.
Gen Cochrane's opinion Is as follows:
The Attorney General Of the opinion that the Act in
question so far relates the appointment OF Inspectors OF
Reg.try must be construed croly The language of the
Act is plain and declares explicitly that person shall be
eligible unless be be liable to jury duty in Courts OF record
therein"
The communication was placed on file.
At this time the members of the Chicago and Toronto
Board of Aldermen were presented and invited take
seats on the floor Of the house motion TO reconsider
the resolution to print thenames OF Inspectors aud Reg
listers passed at the previous meeting made and
lost Supervisor Herman moved that in Republican
wards three Republicans and Democrat be appoint
ed and in Democratic wards three Democrats aud one
Republican. Supervisor Scholes and others favored
the appointment OF two Democrats and two Republicans
in each ward. After a long discussion Supervisor
Little moved an amendment tO the effect that two Dem
ocras and two Republicans be reported by each Super
visor, and that the subject be laid over to a future
meeting which carried and the original resolution
as amended adopted by 10 yeas TO > nays. The
Board soon after adjourned.
Some of the steam launches, prepared for
picket and torpedo-bolts now being used at the
Navy ard foT tenders and light tug-boats.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
ANALYSIS oF BOWLING.
United slntes Cotton Sale.

John ii. Draper a Co. sold at auction on
friday for the Government. by authority Of Simeon
Draper United States Cotton Agent 100 bales Of
Mobile cotton IN good order The conditions OF the sale
were requrng payment, for the cotton in cash
currency also. deposit to be made by the purchaser
on the day Of sale Of So bale aud the balance to be
paid and the Cotton to be taken within three days from
the time OF SALE The sale took place at the Exchange
Salesroom in Broadway commencing atlp.m. we
give the result ar follows
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY
SUPREME CoURT-Chambers.- 81, 65.

sIRROGATE'S COURT-SKPTgsBKR 22-Before Surro.
gate Tucker
WILLS PROVED.
During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
10 probate the wills Of the following named persons
which contain any provisions OF public importance Robert
Arbucke David Pray, Robert Jackson Moses W. s. Jack.
SON Mary Wilson Ambrose H. Jordan saac Orchard John
Kesse John Matterer John A. Brickwede Sarah r.. Lud
lun. Martin Schmdt Michael Faloey, Mary McGee William
ddet Prudence Gilbert, Amos Moses Eleanor Baz1oni,
Herman Beer Frederick G. Oebhard.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

~ Passenger Depot in new York. foot Of Lbeyst and
Freight Depot In New FORK Pier No. North River
meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lsctawanns
ana Western Railroad Easton with Lehgb Valley Rail
road and its connections forming direct hne Pittsburgh
and the West. without change OF
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the Wsst except Sundays
when evening Train.
Sixty Mile. and Two Hours BY line to Chicago.
Cincinnati st. Louis etc. with but change OF
sUMIER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing July |. 1865 leave New York as follows;
At6:0O g. m., for Faston, Mauch Chunk. Wilianspod,
WLkesDarre, Mahouoy City &c
a. m.-for bergen Point. -
MAfL TRAs-At3:0Oa In. for Femington, Easton WstsR
Gap Scranton, Wlkesbarrs Great Bend Ptson, Bingham
900 a. m. Western Express FOR Easton. Scranton Greet
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. ana the
West with bot change OF Cincinnati Chcasos
and but two changes to ST. Louis.
l:0O $3.50. 500 20 and II D. for Elizabe eth
1900 IN. TRAIy-For Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wilkesbarre. Reading. Psttsville. Harrisburg &c .
m-For Esston. Sci anton, Great Bend Bethlehem, A.
lentown Msuen Chunk and Wiliamsport.
5p m.-For Somefvile and Flemngton.
6:20 D. m-For SoInervile. -,
800 o. M WESTERN Express TRAIS-for Easton Aiico-
town Heading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West sleep
Ing Jersey City Ptsourgh every evening"
ELrIABErHPoRr NEW YORK FKRRr-Leave Nev-
York from Pier No. n. r. at $3.50 l:l5 $40 and o:W
o. m Boats stop at Ber gen Point and Mariners Haroor
Tickets West be obtained at the once OF ~
Central Railroad Company foot OF Liberty st. ~ H. no.
Astor House t Nos 2 and 526 Broadway and at the pn
cipal hotels. JOSIAH q. STEARNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TrRn-SEPT 22.-Befors
Justice MOsCIKY
DECISIONS.
Bridget Muigan agt. Louis +. Metzer.-Order
granted William LoescLick Amos r. Hahed-Mo ion
granted. Ann Wiegey agt. Oliver Wegleyltwo cases -.
Motions granted Bryan Kenney agt. Thomas Riey-Order
dsconnuance granted Daniel Wst,s ogt The Columbian
Fire Insurance Company-Motion granted. John j. Grhn
agt. Conne T. Whte.Motion denied and order to show
cause dismissed with = 10 costs 10 abide event.
Before Justice BARBOUR.
Angus Ross ag The Mayor &eCase aud amendments set
tied.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPxcAL TKRs-sEPr 2l.-Before
Justice MoScRIEY.
DECISIONS
Artemus Gould agt. Mary T.. Bulkley.-Order
appointing guardian granted.
Matthews agt. tIy.-Order granted
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD Of COunciImeu.

STATED sKssios-TnURspAY, Sept 2i, 1865,
OFFICIAL O'Clock o. M !
The Board met pursuant to adjournment In their Chamber,
No. is City Hall.
Professionalism Keenan,. Healy. Brnkman, Mc0rath,
Green, OCas2hsn aud Russell-7.
quorum falling 10 their rol-ca, tbs
Ce announced tai the Board stood dJoumcd till Monday
2Jth instant. at O'Clock p.
JAMES M. aWEENY. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

NEWSPAPER CHANGES IN ALBANY.-R. M.
Griffin formerly editor of Tie Erenin9 tatesmas to
commence the publication Of a new evening paper In
Albany early next month. 1t will be called The Erenng
Pos ana VIII be sold for six cents per week The Times
and Courier will and after Monday next appear in
the evening instead Of the morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
BOARDING-HOUSFS AND TT
FN,GRANT

FMGRAyr BOARDING-HOUSES AND THF
yolcr.-capt f. y. Bracket Of The Twenty'sixth
Precinct Police. who hiss the oversight Of Emigrant
gosrling houses and is charged with the duty OF en-
scug the laws relating thereto, has issued noIihea'
ions TO persons engaged in the maintenance Of estab'
Bnents of the kind referred TO- and and after Mon
Ay Sept % every violation Of the rules and regua-
tcn will cause prosecution for the incs to which tie
aepers shall be rendered liable. This captain has
lready effected several reforms that were within his
pere OF authority; and it is hoped that he will be
ualg successful in his efforts 10 protect the cmg:ans
ron tae abuses and robberics now practleed upon
ZEN.
Ills said that some Of the persons engaged in the
sriDdhng operations are willing 10 deal honOrably by
jhe emgraats if the rascality Of their rivals be pre-
vented so that they may haze opportunity OF doing
air business. Capt. Brackets movement, If II be
carried 20 proper conclusion. win reflect additional
credit upon the Metropolitan Police. which has already
done so much to merit public confidence. Cept. T.,
though of the youngest Captains in the force has
already taken rank among the most vigiant and effect
i've officers of the force. His discipline of turbulent,
and heretofore almost uncomfortable hackmeD has beeI
found to be wise and sautary. and 1t is 10 be hoped
IA the crusade he now commences lie may be equally
RccesSfaL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

the body Of Jacob PfeHer. Deceased. about week
since. was run over at tho corner Of Avenue A and
Tenthst.. by q truck driver named Francis Soipcrt
and was so badly injured that he died on Thursday.
The occurrence was shown to have been accidental
and verdict to that effect rendered by the Jury
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
nio,cmcnIs OF occnn steamers.
Passenger. Smiled.

In steam,hip Moutezuna. for Kingston IA n Greyg a.
B Mathews n. e. do snnz James Brown tfrd LAno't. j.
C-ney VIM franiol.. Lsnsirr and rulP Niles Af'rnii-r
Geo Euniyun Misscs s. hrd " Strcr, Marquis de Lard
MIR Scta0u'cr j. \ Steiner uud w-. Ml NuIfay wife nnd
chip Ns. Duunug. i. Bsksnepa, VI. Nocha + Duponi
Joae NirmrnrIllr MannrI reIl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
nIniis Close nc the Post.Omcs.

For Great Britain and tho Continent, by steamer
America, Saturday Sept. Observation-Disclosures. lOt g. IN.
For Ireland, by steamer City Of New ork, Saur-
day, sept 10i
OF Charleston, by steamer Andausia Saturday,
Sept 23.... u p m.
ror Savannah by steamer America, Saturday,
Sept g. !. p m.
For wilmington. by steamer Euterpe Saturday. .
Sept 23........ II p m.
For New Orleans, bv steamer George Cromwell.
Saturday Sept. u p IN.
For Denver City, Colorado, Cfea. salt Lake, ttah,
and Placeryille. California, daily, (sundays ex'
.cep;edl by Overland route y p
North Mail tvia Hudson River X. r. through Mai,
and ior Peekskil aud Hudson q and 81 p.
North Mail Way Mail teHcept Peeksknl and liud,
sonl and % p
East Mail (ya New Haven X. E.)..5 M. u and 9 p.
East Mail (New Haven Wsyl......... 2:2O andb y. M.
East Mail (via Newport aud Fall Riyer)...... =. M.
South Mail g. II and lO
Phade pha Way Mail. ~ y.
South Of Philadelphia Way Mail..............: = p m
Erie Railroad Mail. and "
frie Railosd Mail tNnyl............5 a. m and D. m
Newly ork Central Railroad Mai............... y. IN.
Long Island Mail. D. H.
Long Island Mail Ito Mineois. liempstead, Jamaica
Hld yossetl' a. H. anu M
Harlem Railrosd Mail. 81 a.
New jersey Genital Msil......"...3 a. M. and p. m
Morris and Essex Mail. aud
Northern Railroad Of ~ j.. Mail S
Brooklyn Msil..............5 and A. m. and ~ D. IN
Astoria Mall. ...................9 m. and " p.
ltoDoNtn a. ~ y. III
Staten Island Mail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and ..
Freehold and kcypori Mail II
Canada Eas Mail, except on Friday..5 a. I aud " D. m
hnadh Nv cr Mhl................9 a. M al y y H.
Canada lEast lou Frdaysl..........o u W. aud v m
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Pass~ngers Arrived.

In steamship Republir from Nrw-Orlrnns-J. " fuss
George t. Collision and son A. !. Brown. Lieut. A. ; 'lnik
Gen X. Gerard Lieut. W l.. Johnston. al Of 4. =. A.
Sandi and John Crecuway {. 4. Nsfache, John 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

AyDsRSOYvILLE PRISoN.-J' l. hoolhS ol
"a q Parkrow has published large photograph
.,uy Of the prison.pen at AnderSonyile rcm draw
by an officer of engineers while prisoner IN
s, den of horrors 1t s we presume the only picture
- w size that gives correct impression OF that place
,se occupied by the prisoners, and carries with Ii
,,,srnal evidence OF its truthulness. One can under
sDd in looking at it, tie inevitable suffering to which
,bs Inmates of Andersonvine were condemned in its
.,Orded condition.
Nj. Robins has also Published fac-simile OF " The
oa Fsg." little paper published IN writing by the
,,isopers at Camp Ford. Texas, and edited by Col.
'us.pne II is one Of tie most curious relics Of the
var
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises....S.sB Sun S-t....5 u Moon scis.. s'
nIGn w,TKh Tnis
Sandy Hook. 9j2 Gov lsaud. 1888 Hell Gae....l2 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. fITCHBuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and slannch steamers of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYORR.
leave hewYork daily Sundays excepted at ocIockp ~
nom Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Vestry-s.,
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting with tie Seambo Express Train rom hs
eete Worcester and Nsshus and New London and Norhers
Railroads
taken at the lowest For information inquire
OF r. ). MARTIN, Agent, PsL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1863 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1862
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

PASSENGER Station in York, Twenty seventh q.
and Eourth.ave- Entrance on rwentyseventn'st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Ocean Cleaners.

TINTED SITES MAIL LINE FOh CALi-
u FOENIA VIA IST"AUS or PANAMA
Lover Passage h1tss commencing JOY !, ioos O..
Tue Atlantic Mail Sieanslip Co wi dspa.cn ''es''o''
seni monthly ut Ioon from the Conptnys new anu eo""'
dious Por, 10. u. North River. foot Of CanAs'
DapARruRs1
Oct 2...............N NEW YORK. ttnAispe"sn
(Coap~ct,ns at Panama vish Colofsdo, -
Oct. I6..........OCEAN QuEEk...........,'sblo sblooum
tConnocilux at Pansins with ConstitanonL
p, fr,tshs A. sssssas spolvVo d. b. ALLEN
No. tBewing 0rsss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Arrived.

Steamship Republic. Young. New Orleans. Sept H. aud
the Bar H. OF GJ0 n with nlas. aad pass. 10 Ii B Cro
well %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
TIE FIELD.
Cricket.

GBAND MATCH AT HoBoKEE BETWEEN THE ST.
GEORGE AND YOUNG AMERICA CLUB OF PBILA-
DELPHIA-THE YOUNGSTERS ARE VICTORIOUS.
The great cricket match between the above
clubs was concluded Thursday the result being in favor
Of Young America, with 81 over in full game OF
two innings The young Pbiladelphians, who are all
native Americans. particularly distinguished them.
selves as feders as well in the bowling art. ~.
George probably have not presented finer team than
those opposed 10 the Young Americans notwithsiand
ng witch the New-EnglanderS took the trophy OF
victory.
Doubtless the issue of this match viii lead to great
adv yanceneni in the noble game" Hitherto cricket
has been confined 20 the English portion Of our p0pu-
lace: but when native Americans can beard the lion in
his den then is the time believe that ultimately the
game will become popular in this country az II IS IN
England In fact this might he considered test Of
skin with English and American players Without
further comment append the entire score and anal
yss of bowling which will tell ts own tale. The score
is IS follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
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