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For Great Britain aud tho Continent, by steamer
Scots, Wednesday, Nov. y.i.................l0l0 a. H.
For the German states, by Steamer foutonis, We'd
ne.day Nov; ...;..:............. NJ q. m.
FOR tho South Pacific and C.niIsl America by
steamer Henry thanneey Wedne 'day Nov L.. 10y
fOr Europe, by steamer ilbcmian, "Wednesday.
Roy ]. D. m.
For Nrw .OI,can-, b. steamer Northern Iighi,
wcdnesduy Nov. y p m.
For Savgnnh by steamer Ariadne. Wednesday,
Noy. ~ p m.
NOV IA
For Havana and the West Indie, by steamer Eagle.
Thufsdhy Nov D. M.
For Charleston, by steamer Moleka, Ihur.day
nov n.
For Denver City, Colorado. 6rrat Salt l,Bke, Utah,
and piaoeTvle, California, daily, tSundsys er.
eeptsdl eJ ov,nnd ro,ie.... ..;!...;..... u M.
North Mail (,ia Hudson River X. n through and
way Mail ~. and "a y.
Fast Mail tyia New Haven H. kl...5 a. IA and r. m
Fast Mail tNew liavcn Wsy) ......Il 2,w and o. in
fAst Mall IVA N"pot rnd Fan Rivr').......... y.
soath NAL. .........'.'o d. m a aud lot
.h'haePhh WV na,,, ."''''.s....,,.... y M
Sonlb riaicPhih Way JMnii..'....,.....,.,. p. m
tie kAiiiSad NAL ...............5 a. and u y.
krs QsiI0td Nd dIwsV,....."...,.,.e n " M , n "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

The VLLAFRASCA CAsB.-Wm. Brown and
James Howard mates Of the ship Villafranca. who
were arrested by the First Precinct Police for having
brutally beaten ofthe seamen under their command
named II. II. Ellison. were yesterday committed by
Justice Hogan a charge Of assault and battery In
default OF $500 bail. y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

THIRD DISTRICT UNION AssocIATIoN'--A'
m aiourned meeting of the Third District Union Asso
cio,ion. held on Monday evening the following pream
HE and resolution were unanimously adopted;
b,,,o The delegates elected by this Association TO the
Assembly Convention nominated Charles Riley democrat
and moi member OF this organiyaon for Member OF Assem-
bv synst The wishes protests Of the Union men
Of the district be 1t ~, .,;u y, .s,d
Resolred That this Association repuiate ,he eepn o. ~
Convention and hereby nominate Andrew j. f'umo 'o' ."
/ seuihy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

a. lou in nvor Of the black mar. II be can min
hin witness in State Court in opposition 10 1n I d.
sitution he can also make him NOler. - ho has
fance of the law passed by Congress every Rohcllion
appointed at the south has taken P"i' ." Wv
against the Government ,;,o,o who has
Everywhere at the Sonth the eah9lun..o o 81 bjs
been in the Rebel Army has gained % h1ect men
rival Black troops have been disoauucui Ia ,ybich
hunted as Of old Militia IS beng orssi"TrrS Tho Rebel
crios ont in advance Woe 10 Ethiopia A. - -, a. Ala
Army is again being organized. So I any other than
bama refused to be sworn IN uhutdt "i 'icy thought
their State flag As Roger Pryor sau' ssrect il ia
thew were whipped but now they oeglI ,s cbecked
The other wny want 10 see disio!ai w, "a fant
ard counter5elanced by loyal ones mnu ,d no int
with the President but VIII ;uu % Tbo president
., n and of the Ayenue talks worry dinerenuy RON
be conrt room at the other end. lie Doas's VI Dehs
& eno % gou' onsays the SOutherncrs are brave anu
irohio ueople: the Court ,says they are lhhuan
Jors lie might have said to tie Dack troops Iei.
" Srr Then, wns the as liberty for other
tnaa Ms ,ak of decency and chastity would have
Men better if applied TO the people who wond Shame
| ~ p;tnnn Voun~ You must demand Of your Repre-
snnt5 ativcs 10 Congress TO undo this WORK.
Allow tbe South to come back by white men Nolng
ond hack not voting and the Opposition VIII wp you.
T of the party Of Freedom do not carry out negro
do II we have the right TO stipuate with these ,an
gnished people that they shall not return 10 tnc,r
nryepes until they shall have given the iTancnlse W
tha blacks Republics sbould be more conslderate ios
he rights of their people than Empires Lei Us tnS
time In Reconstruction Put them on tIeII 49,, Eo
too much TO settle this matter hastily or withou.
some security for the future. Why. these men io
offering 10 sell the relies Of our battle nelus lor
Remember the awful s0rrows OF our prisoners anu -
INC beseech YOU TO see that justice is done 10 our CUM
try, its defenders and 1t proteges.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
us.aou,ihi,i,Y Of the Democraiic Party.

The record of the Democratic parry n, Iol a..e
five Years afforded material for political argument
which TOOK place last evening at metropolitan hsll.
Francis s. Lambert one Of the participants IN the ds
and inconsistency were instrumental IN cou-
mencing the war, and by their sympathy WITH Seces'
kion prolonged it, He quoted extensively the procvcu
ngs Of Democratic Conventions and also tne SAYINGS
the Democratic press 10 show that that party were
ovowcdly opposed 10 the preservation OF the Union.
| Mcssrs. Bncklin and Sinclair Tousey indorseo DIT.
Lambe,ts argument and also added rev oi 'neir own
ideas.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

WITupRAwAL.-Mr. Everett 7. Wheeler,
the MeKeon candidate, has withdrawn from the can
vass for Member Of Assembly for the XlVth District
Eighteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Spoken.

Ship Charles Marshall bound W.-Oct a. let. Da Ia
30 10.
Ship Propess bound w.Oct 90 ls1 miles z. q ssuir
Hook.
Ship Erimsnthe (Brl from Poo-CbowRoo for Iondn-Js
ly rs, lat. 0 IS s.. lon. l2g9E.
ship VIM M.lhuish, ffom sbsnshse for Louden-sst l.
lat, "a 50, lon IS 90.
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Disasters.

schr Elen Capt. Norton OF and for Boston from PNYa,
plia with cargo of coal fallen In with Oct o. Is ~.
s. Of Fire Island Light ins sinking condition BY b. bh
them to this port. The Ellen about 200 tuns barAa
years old owned by Reed and Cobb Of Boston, and vll
with cargo, st 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

COURT CELENDAR-THn DAY
HrrRENE COUbT-- T--CI'AmBkgs.--Caio OF the SaIen'
Oar at 70 orocA iu-Nor 30, 49, is', le7 jT l7s lH
~ nc, III Es
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IJSITED STATES COMsflssIONER'SO OrFICE-0CT. 81. =
Before Cofnnissioner Oa,oRs.
cDUNTERPFTT cURPYHCY

Richard Bnrns and William Courtney we're
Ir, M up charged with attempting 70 pass sSs counterfeit
ri IL house H. Greenet The e.iin.ony was TO the
.Act ~ on Friday enrg Las, the two came t. tie
o,s g called for bottle Of wine. ia psymeui Tor which
ourDe, ger.t the counterfeit The pncipai wines On
.e e,aS Ushment, took II ont to be changed and on
Ter return Lund M Courtney IS.ing Couriney was held
T.. eI aainaiicu but l'urn, wls dis harsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuRT-CnAnBERs-OcT. 3i.-Befo'e Justice
BARNARD

BARNARD.
BAD DEFESsE6
Leroux sgt. Jordan.
This was a motion 10 open default. The de.
fendaD stated that the action promssory note and
default occurred through the absence Of counsel The
inquired the defense and being informed
usury and gambling Transaction refused the order
placing the ground hait very bad TO lose money by
gambling but also bad having lost to put II In defense
Counsel deendst-There Is also the statute Of ns
tions.
The Court-Tha. is still worse. You have there three very
bad deense usury gambling and the statute of limitations
The motion 10 denied.
Mr. McGregor for the motion: Mr.. James NJ Smith, op
posed
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POLITICAL.
nominations for tie Assembly.

xEw.YoBK STATE ELECTION, Nov Z, 1862
,,,.ov.......1..rk"s SCI ,aerd-cser William Alley:
O., ,LyHef. TEeuainc j. T. ' 20 20 tIJTo.o ,nbor
9..Cnrs j. ccshs'ne. George D. SSaHplo'd 1onnso"
4..Jos nj IS. Murphy. James +. oi@"ao,r ,,Sa
uoytagm6.S Tctt ~ 81. Cassidy; 2. James toi""!
. pohn Gay (le sin' ,d); 1. Wan Cus!man.
..Albon A. Lewis
bIoo, bIoone .,,'''''' ,.'WiIian McVey }. r. Henry,
'S''"is's"' '''' j. = = G. Topiia Samuel w. johnson
e'y'sa'''' hI, Jobn /. PaISer. Peter Wyck9h
CLau,auqua 81. Joseph B. tsy. sh.uoi d. MIMI
,,,mury E''HrseT 'fsrsei WcDsnoids
tl,Iang a ...l .Georse {. Rice.
3 Romeo Warren.
,,;n,o. ~ Joln II. Sarborn. Smith WecdA
.i, .,ImV Iscob H. puni1. Josiah knisAer
WV NO''' 2..Jopathan b. Rider.
D. D" l.SSIc.....:.iIre .,sSa.,...'',iiI E Sherman
sbisb " Palmer Albert Fuars.
ps'eh'' y Marx D. Wiber. Leonsrd y. Sackett.
f1nsN LON J. IC Jewet. Asher r Nichols.
-. II. :. Cunningham. yno, g. Lanener
4 Levi Potter Welcome Andrews
r. Nv H. Richardson J. L. Cunningham
fraYkin......... James ". kinb4h'
fiioa& Hamilton. JOsrrh, CIyel:
Gilbert Petit Fzckiclr More.
IIe1k.mcr........ stephen h'fieiotte'
,yea.I.cn....... i. }fbeodorc Garfield.
5..R. n B. B. Bia,iecan.
K;,.s.....,,...I. John Oakley. r. a. omvcdo M
a..Jaues Bennett Cl"rrs Kelsey
. Thomas Walden.
3MauIiee h0yho"s Wm. Butis lN1
-, n. Burns.
f.ucAryN race Andrew Wnsh.
- , Iuo. L. Jacobs.
a..W. w Ooodlieh' Henry Kclum.
& W, Eneknap ir. Hiram Williams.
-. Thomas Eaues.
y. jacob NoIth-- Thomas MaBk.
I,uis.,........Ale Alex. Y Stewart.
.'-'''''' IInnh d. Mccall. Jamcs Perkins.
ii'l"tS''N'''' issSr HAMPTON. Samuel {. Faulkner
AZ Mason........l =. Gardner Morse
2..Caieb a'klls. ,-.r
roe.........l .Fairchid Andlus' Jerome heyc.,
2..ilrury II. Sclden. George W. NiHei'
a..Abner !. Wood ~
''0''s''"' ,lere. .Douivau( Mex
R,N-lovs......l.. WIN. Miner, tfnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
yNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ocr 1I.-Befg
Judge kIIsOs.
THE EANAGLs OP TuE I

THE EANAGLS OP TuE ALABAMA.
Jo,shan Godfrey Tho Sun Mutual Company
Tho plaintiff insured his interest in the good bark
Tycoon this port for san francisco aud on her freight
amounting about $4,000 with the defendants against The
or rEks the 2fth Of June. 1864 paying four per 1he
e,sr actually cptred and destroyed by ts Alabama
the 2 Of AEil previous. Ihepoo Of oss were presented
b tbe plaintiff Jly IT, l2Gs and they have brought suil ioI
the fryurancc.
Tie defendants YET that before hs Insurance made
boat OF the Lost vessel had neon picked up and carried into
New Bedford, and ths, The plaintiff, knowing ts mieria
act ad not revealed 10 the insured. Thc case ID slil
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THE PRICE OF A LOST PLEAD.

T. buchanan Ncad ngt James McffeDry.
An attachment granted In the above action s.aint Mr.
McIeury who purchased Thc Los, Pleiad" for $500 but
ail owes 25 3 of the price, the defendant not being
resident of tie State OF country.
DECISIONS.
Alvin HYDE sg,. Geo D. Crary; H. V. Baldwin OCT Cbos
CerGins.--Moons granted.
Jau.e. X. Spratt ag Sylvester I. Kellogg; William Smith
agt. {. Hoggeity.-Motions denied.
ALLEGED SEDUCTION.
Wclch ngt Lewis.
The plaintiff in this procured order egainst
the defendant under affidavit setting up, that ,he
this country IN 1850 tnd shortly after became
with the defendant. That after OF
afflge he induced her 10 live with him that in 1853 be
turncd 10 Eng with his enid but induced by hin
return promises Of morrisge that she arrived
18th Of this month In the city bat applying 10 him for
fnnmen OF his oiaes treated rudey aud denied
She Claims 10000 The Judge fixed the bail at IS g0U
James AZ Dunphcy for plaintiff.
COURT SPECIAL TgkN-OcT. ~. - Be'2re
Justice MoscRIEY
OUR AMERICAN COUSINS TROUBLES.
Laura EeeHe agt Clarke and Stewart
This case was again brought W, but counsel ior
painf a.ked further adjournment Mr. McGresor aud the
papers being absent.
Mr.. James said Il remarkable that panlins asking
Injunction IN great haste 10 prevent reparsbs injury should
ak many p0stpOucnens but matter Of couresy wOud
oppose Defend going perform the play in
Baltimore, and plaintiff would perhap. ask injunction
there. The argument wss adjourned to Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

They cam, by the following routes. Erie Railroad o3;
pd.eu River Raroad Ia9; Harlem Railroad, 2g9); New
Jersey Central Railroad 1885, by Hudson River oosts S'
an foo, I3l About 8 900 were In the Yards Monday
DRovERs
The following The names OF drovera owners OF CON
gnees Of the pncpa droyes and where the cattle are ie
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BelOw. h
n = :
Sailed.

BaIk Acapulco, % doys HOIn hIo JsntHo
Sailed.
OCT 0.-Brig Albatross, Partridge, St. Join, NIB.
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NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Fos TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Oct. 81 less.
SheeL and
Reeves. Cows vesis Lambs Swine Total
e. c1a rs, ll53 26,782 l44TD 49.l6s
Ilesr were sold o, the following Msrke.Place.:
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
DY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF UNITEp, STATES STEAMERS AT

Will sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
y 70 s z o ts at ths Msy
ssfH fs uG5sf 1855 hk"fA
diameter of cylinder, As inches; stroke of piston II
SIDE WHEEL COMMODORE BARNEY
Length, 143 feet; breadth 80 feet; depth, IL feet;
diameter of cylinder Sss inches; stroke of piston.
SIDE WHEEL MORSE Length, 14s feet;
breadth, 50 feet depth, y feet diameter of cyia-
0g PRSPE Shf is cRUsAbER Length, lss feet:
bIeadth e feet; dePth, II feet; diameter of cyin'
Length 2l3 feet; BREADTH 20 feet s inches; depth,
u feet; diameter of cylinder, A inches; As inch
SIDE SIDE WHEEL THOMAS FREEDOM
l4O feet; breadth, "a feet; depth, feet inches;
RReStffEE e Is feet.
breadth q feet DEPTH feet diameter of cylinder.
q P iTs0fsi VERBENA-Length, 70 feet &
inches; breadth, IL feet 4 inches; depth, feet
inches; diameter of cylinder, "A inches; 20-inch
PROPELLER HENRY BRINKER--Length,s 81
feet; breadth, 26 feet inches depth feet inches;
III feet
breadth % feet depth, 10 feet inches diameter OF
0ysnpSEs% iEfhss f BGk1ength m feet
breadth 20 feet inches; depth, feet; diameter OF
oypRRsSsP Il % feet
breadth II feet; depth, feet inches; diameter OF
sGaasS5o SE HsA Sb5hfH Reh f5Gkf 100
R5ssSth
sftR
breadth IS feet inches; depth 10 feet inches; di-
The abovenamed vessels lie at the Navy-yard,
Washington, p G., where they may be ex amine ed
cent at the time Of sale and the balance six days
thereafter. ~, roNrcoMrRy
;y619t Comnandant.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant DAVID H., youngest son of
4months
His funeral will take place this TUESDAY after
noon at clock, from the residence of his parents,
near Georgetown.
On the 18th inst, at Z O'Clock q. M, JAMES Nc
IAUGHLlS eldest son of j as. and Mary McLaugh-
lin, aged two years and five mont hs.
, The funeral will take place from the residence of
the parents, street between 25th and 26th, to-
morrow. July 18th, at 25a O'Clock. 1T
July It'll, 1865. in the 5ith year of his age, at
Chester, Morris county, New Jersey, E. III. TOP
PING, formerly Professor of Languages at Prince
tom College but for the last 10 years citizen of
Baltimore. Quis desiderie aut pudir, aut modus
tam carl capitis. 1t
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DYGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
in certain case wherein. Charles O'Neal ct al are
complainants and Horatio Gates . Neal ct al are ar
premises, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of July inst
in Square numt three hundred and sixty eight,
1851 having front of twenty two ~ feet and
eleven Cd inches on street north, between 9th
and 10th streets west and extending back two hun
dred and thirty 1872 feet four and half AZ
inches to alley. The improvements consist OF a
ing, and located in the most healthy part of the
city Possession given Immediately
Also. on the same day. shall sell in front of the
premises at ha past six O'Clock, part of Lot num-
bered eight, Is, J in Square numbered two hundred
and eighty six. (255.) Said Lot is located 18th
north, having front of eighteen (I8) feet 18th
street, and running back one hundred and one t0l)
feet and six (6) inches. The improvements consist
of two-story and attic Brick House.
shall also sell, ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst !,
at half past six o'clock, an unmprOyed Lot of
numbered four hundred and forty eight; ASP said
lot is eligibly located on street north, between
9th and 9TH streets west.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One third
of the purchase money to be paid in cash, ana the
balance in six and twelve months. The deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of SALE and
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, with
good and sufficient surety to be approved by the
Trustee, the purchaser having the privilege OF pay
ing the whole of the purchase money IN cash. -,
If the terms Of sale are not complied WITH with,
weeks notice in the National IntNligencer, at tie
purchaser s risk. -,
Accommodating and Government stamps at tine
'0'' "a '-O |. L. JOHNSON, Trustee.
r. Apcf
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DYJAs. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctlOneers.

SMALL. FARM IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
WASHINGTON AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
a2s, wherein Vincent NJ Bnrch is complainant, and
PENDANTS will sell, at Public Auction, on WE'D
NEsbAY July 18th, at Il 9elOGk n at the s Aui
TRACT OF LAND, containing about l6 acres,
rood and 38 perches.
ington on the west side of the Eastern Branch,
and adjoins the farms of Colonel Hickey and Mrs.
At the same time and place, shall also sell Lots
l and g. in Square 40.
secured by approved notes or bonds Of the pur-
chaser. -,
All conyeyancing az the expense of the purchaser
VIM f. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
lie z. Staw3w ]. G. Mcguire CO, Aucts.
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DYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
Is . " ''0' LIE - 80 -.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS BY CATALOGUE Al
THE AUCTION ROOMS.

THE AUCTION ROOMS.
CONNIE ncing MONDAY EVES VEN July ,lots,
after until about S, 900 volumes sold.
The collection consists of Scientific works, Law
Theology, History; Poetry, ASTRONOMY Botany
large number of Miscellaneous Books; in the cata.
the plates Audubon's Birds of America-sub-
scriPton copy Mons Bayes Dictionary %I., Among
ard Johnson's, Peters's, Vessey's, and all the
valuable reports with large number OF old Eng
Among the miscellaneous are DeQuincy,s writ
ings, and Arthur's Works, B9hns Libraries, To-
Gardening. &c, and large number of handsomely
illustrated books ON the Fine Arts with fine copy
of American Edition of Boydell's Shakespeare, IN
portfolio form.
Terms cash. IN
jy6-ts j. e. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct5.
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FIRE.-IIast night about II o'clock the alarm
OF fire was sounded from box "a, corner of Mas
sachusetts avenue and 4th street, and the fire
department very promptly answered the call,
but the fire, which was discovered in a back
building on Ct, near 4th street, was extinguished
with but slight damage TO the property before
the fremen reached the spot by the activity of
the neighbors in the use OF buckets of water.
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
d No 526 corner of 18th and SITS.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF HAND:
SOME AND NEARLY NEW TWO Igr ST . Is1
!. AND VIRGINIA AVENUE; Also FIVE G
Sd STREET. NEAR STREET, ISLAND, BY
PUBLIC AUCTION.
frssnamed property ,at6 oclock p NJ, we shall sell
i'm front of the premises south half of Lot in IN
b. Todd subdivion of original Lot and all of Lot
No. and 8, in square No ISL with the improve rove
Brick Houses Is feet front each and 100 feet deep
to a l6 foot paved alley. -
Also at 6}s o'clock p M we shall sell, IN front
of the premise, 5 small two-story Frame Houses.
l3 feet inches front each. and 100 feet deep, IN
Square No. 535. Sale positive.
Terms For the brick houses one third cash. 9a
interest secured by deed of trust on the premises
Terms for the Frame Houses one third cash, bal
ance in four eight and twelve months. for notes
bearing interest secured by decd of trust on the
premises.
of the purchasers.
500 will be required down on each house as
they are sold by the auctloneers, in their hands
GREEN CIVILIANS, Aucts.
Iuly
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PROPOSALS FOR MEDICINE.

Proposals will he received at the Washington
AS lu1n until Wednesday the 18th instant, for sup
plying Medicine to the above institute for the year
ending June 80, 1856
The medicines are to be of the best quality, and
furnished upon quarterly requisitions of the sur
EeOn in charge
Persons wishing to offer proposals can obtain a
list of the articles required by applying at the
Asylum. w G. II. NEWMAN,
JOHN McDEVITT,
VIM. SLATER,
jy 1857 Commissioners
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE No. II, /. D. d. F., give
picnic at Beckert's Garden, Navy Yard, to-
morrow afternoon. A very pleasant time is
expected.
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YOU CAN II YoUR LIPS, LADIES' without
revealing whether you use the Fragrant SoZo-
don't, or not. No occasion for words. Your
teeth and breath speak for you. The lustre and
purity impaired to the dental machinery by
that peerless fluid and the fragrance it gives
to the mouth, cannot be realized by the use of
any other article accessible to the human fami-
". iy IS-eO:}t
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LOOK OUT for the first afternoon and evening
picnic of the Evening Star Association, at the
City Gardens, New York avenue, tomorrow.
Arrangements are made for great success. ;
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PY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND oTHEl

= PROPERTY,
which has remained in the custody OF the metropoi
tan Police of the District of Columbia for period
of more than six months.
sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash. of property taxi by the Metropolitan Police,
consisting of Watches; Jewelry, Clothing, Guns,
Crockery, Wallets and Packages II Money. Sc,
will take place at the Property Roo of the Police
NESDAY, 18th of July, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
This sale, authorized by act of &c agrees OF July
l6 1862 will be continued from day to day until the
articles remaining in the custody of the Property
Clerk more than six months, as designated in cat
alogue prepaSed, shall be sold.
Terms CASH in current funds.
All persons who have lost money and property
Inv theft or otherwise. which may be embraced in
the catalogue, are hereby notified to call and iden,
tify the prior to the day of sale, or they Will
lose all claim thereto.
A catalogue of articles to be sold can be examined
at the Property Rooms above referred to.
GEO. II. HERRICk, Property Clerk.
~ LIST VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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COMBS, BUCKLES, Jet Sets, Cluster Sets
Chains, Rings, Buttons. Studs, Cups, Spoons
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue
near ~ street. jy 15-1w*
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CITY ITEMS.

IMPORTANT to the young men of Washing
lngton, Georgetown and Alexandria. Now is
good time to join Bryant & STATIONS Wash
ington Business College, and thus get ahead of
the crowd of beginners that will be sure to
enter In the Fall. Hours from Ito and to l..
No vacations. The new Evening Sessions are
very pleasant. and popular with clerks and
others who work during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-18
SALE OF PoNTooN BOATS, WAGONS, GAN.
~ VAS. AXES. PICKS. SHQYELS. &c.

- VAS, AXES, PICKS, SHOYELS, &c. &c.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Y WASHING TON, D. G., July IA, 15i5.{
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der under the direction of Brevet Captain w H.
III Eenyaurd, at the Engineer Depot near the Navy
Yard, Washington. D. c., on the LIST day of Au-
Lot OF ENGINEER PROPERTY,
heretofore used and partly worn in the public SER
vice, viz Pontoon Boats, Wagons, Canvas Boat
Covers, Axes, Axe handles.. Picks and handles
and handles, II and Saws, Gross cut Saws, Porta-
bic FORCES, Grindstones, Manills Rope, Lumber,
Terms cash, in United States currency.
GENERAL pELAFIELD.
yN-N lss Ohiof Kngineer u. s.. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-18

SALE OF CORPORATION SCALES.-Yesterday
noon, Green & Williams sold the scales of the
corporation for weighing hay, straw, &c, for
bidder, at the City Hall. Scale No. 1, on Louis
lana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, was
bought by Wall Il Goa for $3.50; No. 2. in front
$50; No. 3, in front of the Anacostia Engine
house, 9th ward, to f. +. Queen, for 300.