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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

1upoRrANr TO CABINlT MAKERS, BUILD.
ERS AND OTHnRe
Larse lot of walnut and Cherry. thieknsssss
fsSm 70 t s,.av Pima Lumber Of all thicknsssss,
80 - ,es to ave Years old, together with large
nSSortmsst Of Building Lnmber; ..,... e..,..-
.n 70, i ii asnperior lot Of g.! and u, : 40;
NIIPoLToNY LI1I OF JULIUS c1sAs.
IN Volnmsli vRANoW FAYIoR.
..TInoTTON IN LANGUAGES, HISTORY
j .sa Ii TIRA TURA. 2asaafs u Sas fA. ss'
&C aDe ee6 -ti.~ So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

%An Albany drover loss e1S,oo0 In two
weeks BY The 5all n the prtcs o1 casss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24
DENTISTRY

n1NTIsr-I wish to inform my friends and the
Dpublic.g gener ally that now am pre-.
Jared TO extract, fn or insert Teeth |L
ON Gole. Silver or Vnlcarits, in thexI1IY4
best manner, on the most reasonable
terms, and irregularity of the teeth corrected
3AnEfacuon guaranteed in all cases, ana respect
J. T. COUMBH,
jes- Inn No, 249 9Th st, bet. N and north.
GRlAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
THlTH IxfRAcTED WITHOUT PAIN.
veuId advise all persons having teeth
% % sss,.ct ssn s to c.il At DR; LnWlEs once.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and i'm
Ptoved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TllTR.
Ayou once see the great Improvement in his teeth,
yoa VII hsye them In no other style than this
aSN ana valuable one. Teeth inserted ON Gold.
Aave ave not advanced the price on our work incs the
streets: Avn 0 1S>A
Jan Sly B,R LuWIl D. DenfIr<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24
DROPOsALs FOR MATERIALS FOB THE
l. NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRUITING}
June "a, 1865. !
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the
Nii NihiIK ior the fscsl year ending stb June, 1885,
Recruiting until 10 o'clocka m, Of the 25th day
OF July next, at which time the opening will be
The materials and articles embraced in the
classes named sre particularly described in the
printed schedules. any OF which will be furnished
70 such persons IS desire to offer, on application
70 ne commandant of the respective navy yards,
Ana snose Of all the yards upon application 70
Ridd.rs ar. referred to the comma nd ants OF tn.
respective yards for SAMPLES actions or par.
lcular description Of the articles also for blank
forms Of offers and gusranty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

HRLMBoLD'e 1Xf1ACT OF SAHSAPAAkILLA
cleanses and reAovates the blosd nstils the viRor
of health into the system, and pufses out the hu
mors that make disease. m256m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

SEORlT DISBASES.
Sanaritsa's Str is the most certain, safe and
enectual remsdy-indesd, the emily vegetable rem.
sdy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hou!s No mineral.
balsan no mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken.
do not want to be exposed. Male paskases u; t.
Sn nasitan's Root and Herb yaices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, eero fsle Ulcers,
sores, Epots letters: DC; Price $l.Sr ma nottss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

MISSES FANNY FHoMPg0H AND EMMA
n R6H the Facilitating Dancers; also.
Ths Bet vessi.t 10 the Profession; alss.
Ths unriysiisd aymnasis, with several othsrs,
aSe cpsassd and Hili sleYtly aIpsAy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. An lssay of W arnins
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
and sexnal 6ystems-sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address DR.. ]. 4KILLIA H0UGHfoN. Howard Asso
cstien, P Phiiaaelphis, Pa. NH s1-SM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26

An Epftome or Every Nay Life ON .
seemHai Railroad. I.
New York Nov. misconceptions Provldence Journal
fe the railway" IL ever capricious and rodoient
Of danger a
Last Tuesday morning took my ssusl seat in the last
o. hindmost OF the eight O'Clock Harlem tram bound
Weller Jr, would denonnate "a shilling 'orth Of
danger And got II and enjoyedt We had proceeded
about two miles and had just crossed The Harlem bridge
passengers sixty in number, were rapidly making
an exodus forward As sat musing and dreaming and
half noting the exodus after every passenger had LETT
and had the entire TO myself with the Exception OF
brakeman, discovered IL fire. two,ihirds OF its
interior beng involved in one common sheet of fame
The brakeman had given the signal stop the eng
neer; and being fortunately at the moment near the
Harlem depot the fire was got under without Inictns
any material damage beyond the destruction OF most of
the drapery and some injury several perhaps half
dozen, chairs. The widest CONSERVATION prevailed
throughout the train; but make il a rule ITO stick
20 the coach" did not get out and was not injured
AT -FOUR O'Clock In the afternoon took the 10 re-
surn home we got along very quietly and safely for
mosphere was beautifully and clear made out
20 run down an elderly lady nine miles distant
rom the city between Mott Haven and Melrose, where
sne road Ii as straight az arrow, and instantly ami
hlated her. She dashed into broken fragments
She was well advanced In life but all could ascertain
IN reference to her that she resident OF the
nolghDorhood and she the mother OF several
children Her remains placed in the freight and
conveyed 10 the nearest station Her death ana convey
ance TO the place Of deposit did occupy ten inues
ana then the engines bell and the conductors Whistle
The joke the laugh and the political discussion went on
- II nothing had happened ssf AesF r.
Last evening took the cars for my cottage again
Having reached WIlliamsbridge eleven miles from the
city, the train came In contact with misplaced switch
-Four or five passenger cars were knocked OF the track
enc man. passenger, SO badly mashed that ne died
b Il hours afterwards brakeman was broken up
and fifteen other people or less in
tured. # Ase aet.a 81 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26

HOWARD DODGE, JEWELLERS. s2p BROADWAY,
IL between Twelfth and thirteenth strectsThe aten-
ton OF tho public invited the that intend
our psrsonsl attention 70 the repairing OF eve ssre o
Fine Watches and Mante Clocks From years ~ arl
experiences In the bussess feel confident OF tY 4as
faction. Pine Diamond and other Jewey. FatSy art e.
terma t.. .4 6t4..84
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

lY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT or THU
ID State of New York shall proceed, the 18th day
january. 1854 al o'clock a., a. my once In the city o.
New York, 10 aud determine what proportion
the moneys recovered by Pierre Icben Berns In syer
land aud others isgatees OF said Riebcns deceased wife
from the OF her fathers 0ate belongs
him, said Pierre Rsben allen the proportion Of the
pensss and counsel fees 70 be bosne By him.
CHARLR5 PEABODY, Referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26
FINANCIAL.
u NEw YoRK, November 20, 1855.
DEPOSITS OF GOLD.

A MORTGAGE FOR 5000 FOR sALE-HAs THREE
"A years and city property worth three times
he amount Address Charles White box Ill Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26

TTSloN COURSE, LONG IsLAND:--TRoTTISG-oy
~ TUESDAY, Nov. - At O'Clock N. Sweepstakes 81
3GO nile heats best three Ia ave- Wesley Wright enters
q Tom, In harness: Owner enters m Lady Wonder in
harness; w. r. Foster enters b. Eagle Rock
Good day. SHAW q WHITE Proprietor.
TrNToS corRse. NOVEMBER s,-pHRsE Of $685.
~ With an inside stake Of $50 free for all Williams
burg horses that beat 253 mile heats best three
in hre ia harness. three M and 10 STAR 70 close
Nosdy the .7th, at II. Woodrns Hotel al r. NJ To be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26

COOP BoURgoN :. - Ter gallon. o. PER -. 4,
yI Slp S poIsSSs S " per s;cn "a
GOOD siRRRy....."". per sslon.... e0r, per bottle.
VIM OLD iRisH AMI SCOTCH waisKKS, q % Der
gallon, 81 % per bottle.
BORDBAuA WINE COMPANY.
vaults = Hullop sresk North easl esg1ss Winians
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
= sbn f;rouyhnn, ut the Winter Gnrd.n.

The Winter Garden Is not the most luxur..
ousy elegant heaier in NcwYork bat it is the pea..
antest onc-morc especially on n pleasant occasion.
Such an occasion II witnessed last light; aud TINS
every person in the large audience then and there
assembled mus. have felt the full force Of liz charms
Mr. John Broughams reappearanco was the inspiring
cause of al tins pleasure. lie appeared DR. sVaPc
in his own delightful comedy Of Plying with Fire.
and The welcome accorded to him such f. n
actors could hope 20 receive. md such must ha,
made bis heart glad To DO thus greeted after alb.
sence Of four years from The NewYosk stage.
was TO know that the memory oi T..
brilliant talents and most genial and winning sye
has not been 1uDg aside into the cold shadow of Oh.
li'on. Repeated rounds Of hearty APPLAUSE told 5ir
BFousaap tSis aBd ut the outset materially dclayod
the progress Of the pay Al the end Of the first uot be
wGf called before the curtain, ard again, with the
utmost enthusiasm, at the end Of tao fourth We dwell
upon THIS welcome because We feel That II was deserved
Time has not robbed this accomplished comedian ~
any OF his spirit bis buf manlilcs-lhat Affects one
Ike tle sound Of sweet augser aud the pressure of
honest hand - lis hnmor, bis fine skil IN isci4
expression, his dcxierity in tho management Of
dialogue, bis rare accuracy aud rica melody IN
tie pronunciation Of tho English language. His De.
BaeahOn of Dr.. Sagage was. mag DO Supposed an
admirable piece OF acting Tic part conceived iy
himself for hi, own interpretation. Is that of what In
rce life is always captivating aud thoroughly eu1ya.
be mana sensible cultivated. humorous physician.
Whoerer hos sach for friend will do wisely 10
value Tie blessing. for it is rare one IN tho Ilay
DR.. Sayages friendship gets him in;o extremely anus.
ing compIcations-ls everybody knows. becausc first
or last everybody has this capital comedy Of play
Ing with Fire" We need not CLEAN over ground that
has been go often aud 80 well CLEANED before. Tie
Bnlyss Of the play were now waste Of lnbor. 1t
delighted the audience last night lGving been. for The
most part acted in very spirited manner. A little
more familiarity with tue text would do several NJ the
ayers no harn-but that will in time Tie best
leing In the play next TO that OF Mr. Bronsham him
elf was done by Miss Mary Carr in The part of Widow
;rabstck The rest Of the lst introduced Mr. C. Wal
ot, jr, as Herbert Wayery. Mr.. John DyOtt
IS Uncle Timothy. Mr.. w. s. Anlrews as
'inchbeck, Miss Rose Eytingo us Mrs. Wavcriy.
nd Mrs c. Walcot, ST.. Mrs. Savage. The comedy
ss been neatly put upon the stage and its general at
ractiveDess is TINS established beyond question ii
will be represented tonight and every night until
urthcr notice and whoever wishes TO enjoy good act
ng should seize the opportunity to see NJ Br'ugham
. Doctor Savage A. tho olo,o " the performance |!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Amusrucuts this Evening.

ACADEMY or MUSiC-OrIRA-CxsPISo l. LA CoxAar.
WALLaCk's TuEATER-Tmg NEEbTrL
NlbLOS GARrES-fAvsLs-HiASco rHF FscHAsr.
Ed swoHp-.rAIiAS .EIGAsps-iM ps FAscisirios.
OLYMPIC TbEAftR-ruK SJR,Ers oy Nav loRK.
WINTER GAEDEN-"rLAr WITH fIgE"
BROADWAY TBEATER-"sN'
BARNUMS acknowledgements WATER, Rry
DErP; Evrninr-fHE fKrScf SIT os 1nE ALL ~
AiGIsR<--A tirsrAsp IN biTrcrtriss-N. b. bAE II
son, ExrENPoKASEous SIsGSR--f AscY DAAcs-
FOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER-TU FKSaLx DE
TLCrvk-THK MAoic BARREL
DODWORTH HALL-BuSD For Tox
BROADWAY APfIESfu N-GEBNASA GLrs CLrs-TuJ
fxnIpIrIos ov TmE " oKXs oy NICOLA MxisrEH or Go
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yoEK CIRcr.
BRYASTS MlNsTRELS--Lr, MisEEABLKs-GrE Apri
CAS FoLKA-SCAREp foNraiDAsD-EhcEos lfE ~
IUcx-DrsVIN A HoRS-WEayfSG OF THE CErrs-
SraE.Is or skwfoKk
WOODS MlSSTRELs-THx MASA0XRs rnIuxpa on fHr
BLACK NAILERs Dyrrsr, In sir se~ns'.
sTEREOSCOPIIC or GKAsD Ay1 CaosBr
sri-Siyr! PicruRrA
FINE ART UALLEEY-IIrSrrSGroN rAIsriy0 ~ LADY
NA'HISGIoSs RgCfPTIos uAr
OOUPIL's GALLERY OF ART-PIo fEDis M.HBLE ErS
OF ALBANIAN LINCOLN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
DIE ID.

BAKTR-suddcny In thi. city Saturday oath inst Jehn
Boxer in the iah year OF a., age; ..s,ux invite,
to attend the fuuea' from his lae residence 10 $40 ue
ncey:t. on luesday tbs 3lst i1's at O'CLOCK "e''
further invitation
CApWELL-On Monday morning. Oct. 30 Caroline NJ, wife
OF Elisha J. Caldwell and daughter OF Thomas b. sntkache'
Odeli
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral on Wednesday Nov. at O'Clock 2. ~, from tie
M@dson''quar rrssbyerian Church.
CREGAR-Suddeuy. on Sunday Oct. 30, Ell, C. Crega'.
youngest daughter OF Samuel and Mary T.. Cregir. .
The cls,ves and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 .rnd her nnr, from the dsnce Of her parents, NO
pUTTOS-On Monday Oct 2 at .h. residence Of bis father
Meredith. Delaware Co, n. Y, " b. Dutton, late Of this
city.
0RANT-JoLu Herbert Grant only son q John and jose.
phins Grant. aged months and - days
Friends invited to attend the funeral from No II Barrow
ST. on "rdnesdsy, at O'Clock o. NJ.
GlLRs-0a Monday Oct. 30 Joseph r. Giles soa of Gilbert
Giles of Brooklyn. f.. d.
Notice ofiuncrsl hereafter.
HALSEf-On Monday Oct 30 Jerushs widow Of Bc' jsmin
C. Hasey in the 18Th year of her sgs.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TS, lI"I sssass :. hsI SoS S9sI s
O'Clock.
HAsBRoUcK-on Friday the eth inst, at her residence.
schenecady. si.r short Illness, Abby L. Haabrouck, Ia
the 10th year OF h,r age.
LfON-On sunday Oct! 49, from injuries received by .se
explosion board Of the steamer 81 John Franci, Lyon
aged 81 years. Also. Monday. Oct. 3d. at n Hary
looyene Lyon w- oft~ shove and ony daughter Of I'D
The relatives snd hieni Of the family together with those
John t. aud Richard C. Greene respectfully svt~d "a
attend the fun,rsl foa 81. Lnk.s Church HndsoRt, op
potr Crow Tuesday, tie Jlst inst at O'Clock p ni
without further notice.
MARTlNIn tis city. on Saturday. Oct 49, Willie 7. w.
ag.d year month aud days, Only child OF Rufas L. aa'
Marsare. Marin.
The relative. aud snd respectfully requested to atten'
the funeral 81 the residence OF h parents No. 81 Grand
ST.. on Tuosday, the 5l.t inst, q; O'Clock p M.
NORTilROP-On Monday Oct. 20, 1865. from ,cslds -
c"ved board the strarr ST. John, Sanford W. SortA
u, Yea
FGnera ryces will bo he at hls iate resdence No.
SPencers,., Albany N. y. "Wednesday. Nov. Mzi
O'Clock.
OWEN-In i' city. sa,urJay morning, Oct. 2a Miss Lu
crctia Owen, sred 70 years
The remains were taken to Bedford Wechester Co. for in
termelt
PECKOn Monday Oct 20 Florence, youngest daughter Of
Charles Is. and sTano. h. Peck aged months.
The lrepn on family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral "wednesday, nov. a: o'clock D. m from the
fe.d.tc- Of her parents, No 3D s4ckeits. Brooklyn
withou, farther invitation.
sCHCLTZ-At Baltimore, Oct ~ James L. Schultz ss"d ~
Nj, remains will b. uttered IL the vault Of his BROTHER Alex
Inasr u. Schultz q. Rhinebeck on "Wednesday at IL M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
X...,;,~ sC the UasOu Judiciary Conven-
.:.,ex.sudxe Woodt MI Nominated
for Justice o: the supreme '""r'' """
ur, John .. Townscnd for the Conr'
a. Common Pleas.

The Union Judiciary Convention mel last
.,.n;nc a, the Ieadquarters, Twcu'y'third'''. and
BROADWAY. Mr. Edgar Ketchum acted as Chairman
qts reading Of the minutes of last meeting was dis
psnsed with. -. ,
Nr Z. d. SNIIR nominated exJ Judge Lewis u
wnadrnf for Justice OF the Surieuc Court. HE
sa,,on ,ra. seconded and inonsly approved.
Nv SINCLAIR TousKY nonitated 1lr John }. Town
md for Judge Of tho Ccrr; Of Common Peas;
n, e SprNcrR dominated Mr. Daniel Lord
crss of :. he is a copperhead' He has not sup
porbe1 tbe Administration.
We roll was then cled, when 81 voted for MI John
] townsend and (Nr. SpeuceD for MI. LORD ,
Mr. syFycTr-Mr Ca rmsn, happen TO be IN the
,oino,ty here 10 night llauglteI ana do not tink
lsve tls nerve to stand against 30 many therefor"
move that the nomination be declared nh"u'H""S'
lGaagh,er.l
ON motion a Committee OF hve. together with the
oio err Of the IueeHe. was apponed ~ present az au
dress to the electors Of tie cr,y Of New-Y
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
THE FINEST OvgRcOATs EVER SEEN IN TIL!
CouNTGY now ready for safe.
l. V. BEoKAw 70. G2 Lafaye,te.pleoe.
No "a Fomth.avc.. opposite Cooper Union.
A CARD.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
wants of tie public, and in order to prevent unscrupu'
Ious dealers from pnming of inferior and worthless
goods as The NORTOy GoLp rFSs l shall hereafter
SILL 80 GOODS AZ WHOLESALE excepting only to duly
Appointed apd Authorized Agents 70 whom Certit-
oae of such Agency will be given. and who alone shall
be able sell The morton rrSs in that city village
To 10y Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply tie public u. published and
well known prices
Jewellers or siaiioners will in al cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application. hy letter or otherwise.
Where no A gency Is established. those wishing tho
MoRroS Pes must serd to my store, where Promp,
attention will be given to their orders.
A Circular with fac siuile EngfaSings Of oil Sizes
and Prices will. he sent to ary one on receipt Of lei
postage
Address \. MoaroS. No % Maiden-lare. New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Independent Nomination.
rARTHoLoMEw ocoNNoR FOR JUICE

YiSTHoLOMLw O'CoNNoR FOR JUICE oP TIE
MARINE COURT.
Judge Bartholomew OCOnnor having been
Nominated n by convert itons largely representing the
rctcrs this city for the position OF Justice OF tic
Marine Court for tie short term. the undersigned,
members Of the Bar of irrespective of party,
earnestly present Judge 0COnnor to the suffrage OF
their fellow citizens as ore eminently qualified from
ability integrity and judicial experience to become the
Successor Of the late la,nentcd j adge MCCARTHY.
CHARLES VCoSoR, WILLIAM FULLERTON.
JAMES L. BRADY, ;. } 'ILDEN
HENRY HILTON, GEORGE SHEA.
WA 81. EvARIs, ADBERf MATHEWS
CHARLES TRACY ALEX. w. BIADYogp.
NM l.. GURUS, aid others
het-I York. Oct. 2S 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

ANDRIS-MEAD- Thursdsy, Oct. %, At the Eln-pacs
Congregational Church. Brooklyn. l.. L. by the Rev. Wu
A. Bartlett pastor Mr. Wallace X. Andrus Of East Berlin
c. 70 Miss Amis Mead Of Brooklyn.
BRITT-SCOTr-On Monday, Oct. 20. by the Rev Joha
Cornell. q. tho residence of the brids psreuts Astoria L.
L. Col James W. Britt to Libbie, youngest daughter Of
John Scott, esq.
LIVINGSTON Monday, August Il, 1862 hy
the Rev. John Is. Hsgsuy, Mr.. Mortimer livnsston to
Mis- Maria McCsrts Rruanied. at the Church Of a..
Nativity Second ave. by the Rev. Fstl1r Everett Mr. Slor
timer Lving..on TO Mis- Maria McCaty both VI this city
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

SPECIAL NoTIOE.-GOLDsMITHs PKNNAx.
SHIP. BooK'KEErINo. &C.. No. 1856 broadway. Last
day Tor receiving pupils at half prices. The regular
charges will be resumed and WINTER SESSION CON-
menced TO MORROW. Nov.1. Open this evening until
o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

last evening Mr. Brougham. being called before tho cur
tain made one Of those charming ohsnd speeches Tor
which no IA noted and TO which We do scsniy JUS
tico In saying that appropriately closed delgn'iui
occasion
The benefit of Mile. Pepits and NJ. Van
Hammc, at Niblos Garden this evening. IL once moro
commended TO lovers Of the Ballet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Special Notie.!s. cyr
One Grand Raliy!:!
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

One Grand Ttaliy!::
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Ths Union citizen, Of the Nineteenth Ward aud all in
favor Of supporting The Administration Of
And the ninees of the Union State County and Judca
Conventions, are invited 10 assemble IN
MASS MEETING
At LASDMAN's HAMILTON PARK,
TUESDAY ESESS5, ZEN SG,', oct. 'na s r'"'''' on
TO ra.ly the sIuc and respond to the nominations Of
THOMAS MURPHY.
rcr Senator of the Seventh Dtstric and
ADOLF LEVINGER,
For Member of Assembly.
Tie following eminent speaker, have been invited ana are
-,nideu,ly expected TO addre,. the meeting
Hon. HORACE GREELEY
lion. wM. A. DARLING.
Gen. PATRICK HENRY JONES.
Se'a Ssn JhMfs Htn: n R. rebHS 0bfIaNr.
Ccl THOMAS +. Van BtRFY.
Judge A. J. DTlI'ENHOEFFEa.
NEyGn a,Redrk EiGWrAkRDs; e'r'
A sne Rstsi OF Music will b. in stiendince.
And cloes snsIns by the {" Social M'nrer Choir who
''' SEATS REsERvED FOR LADIES.
RALLY: RALLY!, RALLY!!
GEORGE B. VAN BRuNT
Chsirrisn I'nion Association ~ lth Assembly District
CrRrs 7. Eaosr, Secretary.
Twelfth Assembly Di-IricsA regular 's meeting % q
Il O'Clock ECHARD q. HUNT, f's'ident'
JeHs NUDE. 3ccntary.
Fourteenth Assembly Distract Union AssOcia.
tion.-A Reguia, Monthly Meeting o the above As'ociS'
ton will be held a: headquars cor broadway aud twenty
pirs,t on Al ~ DAY EVENING. Oct 81, ut " oclock.
JOHN d. UTllW Eli, President
Wa DRrgxoND, s.c,e,,r,s
MoaRIs A. fYS6,
A Public Mcetiug win be held on WEDNESDAY
PIENJNG Nov L. a o'clock st BeecseI buildings, to
r,poud 10 the nominations Of ABRAM LINT for Senator
Of Tue Sixth senatorial District and THOMAS f. sTEWAar
for M-n5- Of Assembly tie Seventh Assembly District
fudnrnt speaters viii sodress the meeting.
CHAS ". DARLING, Chairman tcni 'u ibic hr"ti :.
CEoRcK w JAaUgs secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

TIE BROoKLYY CoMMN COUNCIL.
nembers OF the Board Of Alderun kept bnsy in
preparing for the election that tty have no time To
hold regular meetings. The Boarnd journed for want
H quorum yesterday afternoon. similar state OF
a1alrs prevented meeting on the.Monday previous
Ihtre wilI probably, be Io meeting ow ult the seek
Hts, election.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Isaiah T. Williams, esq. will speak az ,1"lay
,e,e Haul in the village Of White Pi.ihs. on
sysn;ag Nov !, in favor the Union o'"''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
u.,;acnsiom Meetings.

piou,Republican Mass Meeting VIII Hon,e ne
-, Washington Hail. corner of torrtn and south
BooSu T. R %n dnlsoiS hs ToS Se. c. IL
wei Gen. Huks and others are expected to "d'
dress t1e meeting. -, -, iodine; ,-;,, ,oto ,,ooe nj
=, cs Tloll ON "Wednesday evening James /: Bra
'e sso Judge Alien aid Dstlict'Attorney Morris are
o'lrer iscd 10 speak.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
NE EW-gERsEK NEWS.

FATAL AcCIDEST.-COroDer Farrell OF Jersey
Fiiy held inquest yesterday on the body Of John
kc,Aer, German Gbogt 20 years Of age, who was
fnnd lying dead ~ the rag warehouse of James Har
yer on waynest. Dcce .sed slept the upper part Of
ihe warehouse and some tine d1i.ug Saturday night
Tel through tie hatcWay 10 the floor below frtcuring
Biz kali A verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

JAMES PYLEs o. X. SOAP.-Made from best
materials. similar to the Old English White Soap be-
comes very hard und unlinb,e TO waste away In tho
wash. Sold by RrOcers everyW Where-Depot No. $50
Westinghouse, n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

A $1,000 HORSE SAVED by the BURGLAR
ALAgN TELEGRAPH which connected the stable with The
belln the sleeping rooin T. !oLXRs No. 1928 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
PaliticaI.

The Hon. Cbauncey NJ. Depew Will speak a'
slorrisania Hall. in the village Oh A''''
ing Go and hear birn'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
The Soldiers md sailors Fnir-Fiay
PvPsentafion.
PHILADFLPHA. NOf

PHILADELPmA Monday, Oct 30 1863
The grand Fair for the Soldiers and Sailors
Home continues In successful operation. Tonight Il
Academy Of Music crOWad 10 witness tie preSe /.
alton Of magnificent Gag tO tie Home, by the
CitLsns Volunteer Hospital Tie presentation speech
vas made by the Hon. John W.FOTney
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

JEPFERs. No. 573 Broadway. Great Ameri.
lean Depot for Ladies Misses and Chdrens fine French
SIois at popular prices Jeiiers. No. 573 Broadway