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MARINE NEWS.
Sept. 3o-s. r., 5 55-s g.. 8 A.-H W, morn. IS %.

CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Thompron, Bait Vulcan. Philsd
sHIPs-Cie-To, tBr j Liverpool; Aususte. of Bye-
men, Tor Cadir; Eliors- tBritirhl for Boston.
BARKs-oucen Nab, tSritishl Liverpool; A N
Loveu, tBrtirhl Liverpool; Nuuuri tBr. Mstanzas.
BRIGS-Anna Marie, Bordeaux; Paul Marie,
Cete, II Berry, Havana, Lady OF the Lake, Jacm.i
bo- Amigos, Mafanhain and Para susan Thonp-
sou, Matainora-.
aCHo6NERs- Kelly. Port Royal. X NJ
browning, For res. Monroe; sally GAy, Wellington.
Honest Ab~, Boston; Fleetwood, Washington; Ann
Amelia, fhilsdelphts frank Name, Bangor; Electra.
Para; Kate Field, ship Island; a'shsll Perrin,
tes- Monroe, Alice, Wphlncton; S tioodwi In, STAN
ford; Cr'issde, Providence. Cabot Boston.
bLoOP-usrpsn. Rachell New Haven.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Petrel, Beaufort; Fulton, r. ROYAL;
Gianca-, Hampton Po-dt bIumen, BIe.nen.
BAKKS-Ce,uete, CaSenas Houston, Hilton
iieaF Rechshte, ~ Mar'ins.
BKlGS-Ilenry IhsckeTy, OF I !, from Mirage ne;
sarah Crosby, Glsce Bay; Kennedy, Gov BAY
SCHOoNERS-Iark, Stsmford, Billow. Wilcu'.
Point; Helen Mar, Port Jefferson Emma = tImdle,
baltInJrd Sea Breeze, loshOrn; l. Hay lCs Port
Jcfel son; Michi'an. KondOut for Boston.
BELoW--one bris, unkno.n. Wind south.
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RiOOKLYN

1HE INTERNAL REyESrE COLLECTIONS in The
ois'r'es comprising the 1st 2 Sd, .th, 9TH, 7,h,
ii'h' lsth' 18TH ioh and 9Oth wsrus Of Brooklyn,
hsA during the pas, four days averaged e2o, 900
pH day.
ISsrALiArIoS.-The Rev. Alfred P. Putnam
va installed Is Pastor Of the Church Of Our sav-
sou' fUnissrian, in Porrepont street, on wednes-
Day evening The congregation was for many
esa's und" the charge Of Rev Or Farley.
AsREED.-The Union and thu National Dem.
vste GapsxA Comm,rsch have s,,er many con.
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All About DiuiplcS.

Dimples are the perpetual smes Of Nature-tho
very o,inninges, device and lurking place n Love
When earth is jimplcd by dells and valleys. II nl-
ways seems to laugh when the ocean Ia dmplcI
by the breeze, II sparkles with Joy beneath the
sunshine a heaven. We cannot look for frowns on
diinpled face frowns ana din pies vii not assocl-
ale together. How aft, bow roprI.sh, how bcauti-
ful are the dinples IN the elbows and shoulders
che pretty hands and feet u the rosy babe Mnt
do'c upon those darling dimplrs. and delight 10
ks them. But perfectly snchant No d'mTles- ut
least to the ewes of an enthusiastic Young man, arc
tho"e which como r~eprr out Of the checks around
the mouth Of sweet seventeen, 'when swect seven.
teen essays some arch. provoking sally.Ieoping out
and flying away the moment alter coming and go
ing with the most bewitching coguctry.
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THE END.
INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSEND'S ACADEMY, 26o ROW.
"A cry below iiousion ~ ,tudeni, receive thorourh
instruction in book ep.nr, writing arithmetic. alse
brA reading, spelliug, grammar, &c. OPEN day and
instruction given. 4O2
COOrER UNION. FOR THE ADVANCE.
FREE EshSs4i $bfs 3 sSSISsfh AfD or
WHsGS' Of scirFSr FsFt iSb SIGRF aRf. foRS219L RS1
oRfiitny FREE CHOIR
tie SIXTH ASsuhL SESSION viii BEGIN on On
I'' i. The REsDISG e T ROOM e on f and fRfE GALLERY
sG .ss x s,., ,sS iii i'Fz.
Of AE4 FIX %ospS S e the fEEE Ss.
and sfter october I'd, fom till /.
n. es s osnea s Of he Gss Tor
gSSiSP I'll kSp r. ffsE E s
n 3r S and 2n TRiRSy MHRRSEspAS S ass
DAY, October let, from till p. ". The oour.e -
;iudie. 10, ihe term vhi'h VII c1mmsnss on Iuss.
SIT si. 9s ss IN i, ~ oos A and end 0D Friday A''eh
J. Algebra.
g Geometry.
g. LosarithIns and Plane and spherical Tr,sono-
T. AnNyticsl and Descriptive Geometry.
p lrtetentia and Integral Calculus.
Z. Mechanic.
T. Natural Philosophy.
Elementary Chemistry and Chemistry Applied
Q. Ansytica and Organic Chemistry.
10 Architectural Drawing.
II. Mechanical Drawing.
u. Draw ns from Copy.
IL. Drawing nom Cast.
IA. Drawing rom Life.
10. Pc'spective.
Circulars containing the rule. and resulahcus ~
the School the manner Of admission, &c, oan Re nh
tained at the office during the rreeent week. The
echoo is l,bll dttributed 8. foliows in Mechanics
and the hieher Mathematics, 100; in Alrehra and
ieometry, 25O; In Natural philoeophv, 200. in Chem
is'ty Elementary and Anaytca, 100; In Architec-
turel Draw ng, i0o In Mechanical Drawing, soo; in
Drawing from Copy, Cast and Life. 3G. and In
Perspective ln. Erht instructions in the Ar DO
par'meut and nine IN the Scientific Derl, tment are
ensased Tor the Term. lades a.e admitted 10 the
classes In Mathematics, Chemistry, and Natural Phil
o-oGhy
WEDNESDAY, Tnt RsDAN and FRIDAY, the ith.
6th, 6ih snd 'th Of ocioheL MIe r. NJ.
The Orphcou liec Choiisier Cn.s will hold lie
sion, durine the dsv and IL limited 10 lade, and hovs
The former will meet on NONn, ,YS and rHl' rs
DAYS tar. NJ and the latter on rt'EsDAiS and
te given to the Musical Department this Mr.
G. Jerome Hopkins having been ensaced ly the trus-
tee. for it, mansrement Applications. for admission
must he mHde during the fret week an October, 90
the above mentioned dnys.
The trustees also announce that on the lst n No.
tnh.r & Pc S , m nnJ. CsMS,isdkY b
Of Prof CHARLIE = Stone Any information concern
inc be- obnined OF him at the Laboratory of
The pihiic are admtted 10 the Lecture. on Cberp-
itIy and Natural Philosophy, but must enter before
Enltpes seven Tho cardinal idea Of the Institution
the Trustees cordially invite the youth OF the city
and the public eneiAly to avail thems@yes Of TIE
liberal provision which has been made for their Inn
by order OF the Trustees
$50 ABRAM 5. HEWITT, Secretary.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EoR SALE-NO. Is MANGIN ST. ALSO
four nos +-sory houses with stores on 81 ave-, COR
llth a. and two on "A ave- between llT,h aud ilstA
~ Apply to LOPkR q DAVIS cor, lst ave aud 3Sth
street 30
NEW FACTORIES To RENT ON 42D And
L 4ld sis n,M ltth ave, one building 20xTn, three
rtore. hi b, the other 6Ni1 four stories hirh, weH
h'hcd, hifh storos suited for penoiorie carrsss
factory OF lot ANY business, viii he tentea entire or 10
Heps ate tloors; alrO fooms for 80 cv, Church or
public ne tnss 10 Ieut. Apply TO II. II. fllt +, 80
Tenth ave. 33b
ITO LET ROOMS AND PANTRY N A
L terrCtAhIe houre, tho furniture 10 be hod chean
II Ieiuirei reut ~ per month, possession imuedi-
stey, 22b nouroe Al. %
OE-A CHOICE SELECTION OF Flat
-'hush lo's, .5Nl', Tor sale, .l25 each v,ithtu
few minutes of tie lAl Dad. Cash >lt, h 4uce on
credi L. T. b-RhEN, = bfoadway. IL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW MEN IN BE Accommodated
"A With ecod hoa.d and comfortable room. a, -
NhueNh'l ~ sS
ROARDlNG-i OR YOUNG MEN CAN
- Re sccomnod,tcd with sood nd In ii . nle,.sns
and idite mouse ~ boweiy elsant ooln ior par.
y OF thltt' Also, nice loom tor man and wife
Hot dinnet II and O'CLOCK. 269 Bowely tih aoor
above Houston st. oS
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 THIRTY-EIGHTH ST.
iour dools iioin I'd aye.-FulnisheL hedr ooms fos
sehlcmen-24 respectable mechanics can be accom-
modated with 4 nice turnished bedroom each ma.
with a'epara'e room flon 2b to rs per week ga
WANIEILBY A DRESSMAKER, A
" small bed com, with hoard on SUNDAYS in a
Sathoic family. Address for days, l., station d,
otp ", 10
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by order Of the Trustees
$50 ABRAM 5. HEWITT, Secretary.

SPECIAL NOTICE-THE FREE DRAW
- ins Cle'sc. oi the General society Of Mechanics
and Iradesmen " III opFn Monday evening oct A
1904 at the rooms Az Broadwsy. and SO CIosby 1t
frt citss te1eherr sie engaged and pains viii
be taken to render these cassee beneficial TO vouna
men ho Join and drtire 10 accomplish Ill -
the science and Art OF these respective trade $50
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A BRASS FINIsIIER WANTED THE

A BRASS FINISHER WANTED - THE
~ Test WAGE given 70. GOOD workman. 4. flK-
MN, GA Fiuer and Gss Burner Maker, % Betman
st- T. y. cor. William st. JSj
EOR SALE A GOOD WORK HORSE,
i coal cart, and harnest. Warranted .ound and
Mind, Price fHN. Also low pfeed horse, 40. Call
at 6i7 Water II. 3S7
INO TAlLORS-IOTlCE-T HANDS
i WORKING tor Culiin. Broad now on strike,
that nm having feused 10 sitn tie advance ill OF
ices. The tfsfe respectfully notified Of the safe.
BY order Of the Central Commute Ss6
'TO THE JOURNFYMEN TRUNK MAKERS
,pecial meeting ~ le held et the Military
Hall. BOvery SUNDAY, fc'rk. on business OF tie
utu ost imIortauce, Al hands he requested 20 at-
tend without fail. r. AihtCH. ffest ~
WANTED-A GOOD PLUMBER, NONE
w other reed spplv. one ~ho unde stands sas
httlnr preferred. Enquiie NJ GRIfFlIirS Plumbing
Shop ~ Locker IT., cor OF bfoadwsy. 3s4
NNAkTEp-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and iron, Gcinsn p.eiefIed Good vMe- for =
reliable per-on. The beet of references required
Cali Al Nost 3Jth IT. Friday and saturday. from
to " AN. ~?
ClTH WARD MCCLELLAN AND PEN
~ nIETON SrNR CIT u \ public meeting Of
tue above Cuh sil b. Led Il thef Rooms d9b Ninth
ave, the fidny e'enin', Al o'clock. DISTINGUISHED
spsfkrrr ~ill b. pt'teut. IiOs. A. IEnWl1H,
Plesi,snt, " ROCHE, DANIEL KNIGHT, secr,-
tatlps. .ft
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

Qt'INS--on sept. 20, Martin Edward, eidest son n
Thomas and Ann Quinn, led FIVE Yeas and II
months.
The fels,ive. and friends of he family, and aleo
~ Mr.. Sves and her are respectfully Invited to
sttebd the funeral. on sund.y aiternoon Oct z, at
o'clock. from the residence Of his parents ia West
35ih a.. 310
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old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descriptions, bought at the highest cash prices
by C. W CRAsKE lsi William " GOV
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FOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIR
RoundouL Kingston The NARY POWELL
leaves loo, Jay ~ every afternoon Al 4 oclact -
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Unlike all other Dyes II does not smut the clothes,
And the hair does not require washing after rppN ing
To be had Nholesale at Barnes q Coz Il Park Row;
Fraser Lee, ~ BeekmHn ct. Miller Reed, cor. ot
Allen and stanton ste and cor. Of Houston st. and
Avenue u; Porter faifchild AIS Hudson street,
aud 81 sixth avenue. DRUGGISTS will alro he supplied
by q. y. CRlTrENTOS. IS sixth ave, corner s;h vt.
For sale bv Dtneei,ia every where. OOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST bsSOCIATIOS.-The
Fourteenth Anniversary Of the Hudson River Baptist
Association South was held in the Pilgrim Baptist
Church (ho Rev. g. Alex peltz PASTOR Of this city.
There was large attendance Of delegates from the
vsrous Baptist ehuruhos composing the organization,
representing over ~ churches this city and
and the towns bordering the Hudson River ~ Yonkers.
The Moderator Of the last session the Rev. s. Baker.
d. d.. Of Wils.nsbuEgh called the Association 10 order
and conducted the opening exercises. The annual ser
mon preached By the Rev. Robert Lowry Of Han
sol place Baptist Church. Brooklyn. The preacher
chose for his teri the 10th chapter Of Matthew and 18th
And say unto thee that thou art Peter, and
upon this rock vii build Ny church. and the gates OF
he'll shall prevail against it, The sermon embraced
eloquent and lucid explanation Of the text
and an application Of it TO the church in
the present ago Tho annual collection for the
Minister- widows Fund taken up. The Rev.
A. II. Birmingham. d. D.. pastor Of the South Bap-
tst Church Of this city elected Moderator for the
year the Rev C. c. Norton pastor Of the Eghtythird
street Baptist Church. and Mr. James l.. HASTE were
elected Clerks and j. NJ. Bruce IT,. esq. elected
Treasurer. Committee on the State Of Religion In
the Churches was apponed-the Rev. VIM. s. Mikels.
Robert Lesry. L. W. Bli-s. T. Edwin Brown. and Geo.
fru each Of the churches enrolled in tie Association
which indicated tho prosperous condition and the in.
creased membership Of each. An invitation WIS re-
ceNed inviting the Association TO visit the public
schoos o; the Twentieth Ward. The Mount Ovet
Baptist CAurch. L. d., received into the
Association, and the right hand Of fellowship
extended 20 their pastor. the Rev. j. X. Young
committee wac appointed TO report series Of resolu
tions the state Of the country tomrrrow forenoon
The Rev Drs H!scoI. Bright and Dunbar and Mcssrs
Cspwell and Mum appointed said committee. The
evening session devoted 10 tie Sunday school work
and interesting addresses delivered by the Rev.
David Moore Jr.. the Rev. T. Edwin Brown and the
Rev. DR. Bright. The children Of the Sunday school Of
the Pilgrims Church discoursei beautifully Sunday
school hymns during the evening. After the benedc
tios the Association adjourned till 10 morning
at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-By direction
Of the Consolidated Union General Committee, and in
pursuance Of the recome udatnn Of the State Conven
ton Of May last meeting Of the Union electors Of tie
With Assembly District-par!s Of the Ninth and IF
teenth wards-held at Metropolitan Hail. Nos 80 ssd
IS Sixth avenue. opposite Eighth street. Juae a. 1854,
Robert Beatty. jr., was appointed Chairman and A
Van Orden Secretary. James NJ. Murray. go, was
unanimously elected President, and Geo. W. Blunt and
Charles Crane. Vice.presdents. Col Rush Z. HAWKING
and A. Van Orden. Secr taries. and Geo. b Dean.
Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
The New-Haven Railroad Dis.see,.

The following are among the injured bv ths
railroad accident near Berlin Station, reported q,
Monday mornings
From The Hartford Times of Monday evssin.
Too p m.-Ihe operator at Berlin got one telee,,rA
wire WORKING at o'clock and teiefraPhs 70 Tie sps
Thirty five wounded i've MORALLY (prObably).
Two rear cars smashed.
The traiA did not run of. but something hsSls-.
either an axle or rail-snasbing the two reas cara
LArER--3i O'CLOCK.
3r. M-The train. With wounded. has inst arrival
Il IL believed that none fatally hurt except Mn
ID. Euson but several Others are dangerously injured
and may die.
Rev. II. 0lmstcd, Warehouse Point badly hurt IN
head. His daughter eight years old cut badly IN Ae.1
VIM hsdds", Boston seriously in head and Thigh
ously. His wife hurt slightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, Middletown. In head net ser.
ousiy.
Horace johnson Middle Haddam. slightly in head
Mrs.. Mary s. Walter. Winsted, in back and head.
not badly.
9. L, Strong. Middle Haddam, head side and back.
not serious.
John Ranain, New-Yosk, shoulder and side hsd,v
Maria Dalton. MiddietowD, head and back. badly
7. NJ. Curtss, Collinsyile. badly in bead shouders
and legs.
ladies. all hurt more or less. Out none scriously
Mrs John Williams. Putnam badly in side and hsck.
rib broken.
Frederick 4. French Bradford Me- soldier ON fuy
lough leg aud finger both broken
b. c. Woodbury., Bradford Me-. arm broken.
HARTFORD CITIZENS.
p. Dugan. Hartford 10 head and fnger-not dan.
gerously
Alderman A. ID. Euson, head badly cut, ribs broken.
back injured. and much bruised Otherwise.
Mrs. Euson. his wife. head fractured and mutlated
and it feared her spine p,raly zed She can
scarcely survive. She taken home In o hack, FOL.
lowing another containing her husband.
About a. many more passengers were bruised
Nightly, but in no way lousy.
The two rear cars suddenly became disconnected
and turned over and over down the embankme This
was caused by spreading Of tie rails ON the ties.
TIE SCENE
Around the railroad dept IN Asylum street. on tho
arrival of the train with tic wounded painful oaa
Crowds Of people striving h get sight OF the
wounded or inquiriDg after relatives and rispds Tia
bloody and pale frees OF the sufferers and their grcan
were enough IN melt the hardest heart
The faithful attentions Of Drs. Curtis. Russell and
other physicians well the prompt aud kind efHts
OF Superintendent McManus and the police. did much
to alleviate the suffering.
STILL LATER.
Ap m.-The American Llne gets the following tfvn
New Haven;
Mr. Fenn firm Of Collins. Bros. Co., Hartford and
George Parker brakeman the train are among the
wounded.
The latter was brought to this city. He Is not a.
pected 10 live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
SHADY RoAps AND STRRRrs.-I,et

SHADY ROADS AND STRRETs.-Let thoss
farmers and village residents who have neglected u
set out shade trees along their premises now eontrs
these naked roads with Ore which are well sh~ien
and We doubt whether they viii let another Psli ana
Spring PISS without pler ting recent ride a1o
tie country again furciby reminded US Of tbe bsrsn
appearance Of the dusty roads with shade TO msn o.
beast for miles. where little furethogght and nocr
expended ten years ago would I've made delisksfu
shady roadway Besides adding hundreds OF do!ars %
the salabe value OF each farm. there Is real pront
growing locust walnut Other timber along the esal
way 10 be renewed at pleasure hy snrting smaL ue'e
between the old ones feg years before cutting then
down They occupy no otherwise avaibDis roou1
grow rapidly and tell the passerby OF the thrin ane
enterprise of the occupants Of yOnder cottage coy
nestled in the shade Of those beautiful trees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
Lusest ship News.


ps.s TO Murray Nephew Experienced strong " h. wras
steamer Com.,oei Drake Phiaiephi. rni.e md ps
steamer fanny c.dwaader' fier.on B'~ar', Hni's to
steamer Monitor Jones' Philalelphis md.e. 10 j. "
steamer FINN. Dunn, Burton Philadelphia mdo and ps''
Ship Ellen Austin Kennedy Liverpool 20 dy. and.e "a
pass to spoHord nleston 4 60. Crossed the psnA' ~
~ ~ Experienced sht winds and canis, and LSs 'o"'
DAYS ". Of Nantucket shoals. T..
Ship An Meckrnburs Meek. KorS, shspshce reg I
tea oyph.lt Co. s..ei AJi,r A.Teh CsP' OF "'''
ss,p Mid Hunter fof Bo.ou) Bsdrry. Lcndon - Gay"
Ship Queen of Liverpool Au. Liverpool - s'ys nS's
and pass 20 Williams Union ,ps BssS cro..sd
BARI Fanny hamilton (of Gbra,.rl Dyes he.'ina ~
days, with ,uit TO Moore Henry r''sea "'''''-
BARI Martin w Brett. Staples, Glaze Bay II days coal
B.ri August (pru.l Wake. Cardiff So days with co...
BARK Lama Gertrude (Rusl, feppeihsnniI Lons's
days mase. to Kreuiclbers Co. Experiences ZINC wy
Bsys ssriow tof st, John, n. b. Hulwsr. ST. A"H' b'H
jam. May 20 logwood to J. L-ay1s'. ,,,,.-,. A.x.
BARK Guerrilla az. 3. transport Bsa'e, "sshns'"' '"''
Oa s,s go s,.p Smis Palermo 50 days. with fruit
Brs Prudential tRas Brud-iis, LeshOrn 70 aa'' ~A'~
and rags to funch Mchcke 4 WendL
Schr, Gen. Marion. Purrns,on. fsr.pcr. .,NG
Schr Emma Pemberton ORB brett, ST. Andc"'' ~ 80
8 days pickcts TO Jed. Frye 4 Co p.v,,sr,
schr r Mct,losksv Crowel Eh,absthpcrt for bsR'h"'
schr HENRIETTA Miner Elizsbetnpors for hsisre.
Sshr CYNTHIA Jane Bennett, Eixsocthper tor tss'o'~
Schr Ansier Be.se, Elxsb~thpost for WSrrh.i1
schr. J. 2. Bent Fostsr, EisA6clhpor lof nos''"
schr UrptibsL Lunt Elizabeth PER- for ;. en- . ,.h.
Sebr Catherine Moore, Calais days, lamoe1 70 '''~
Boyntons Son. 49, -. f., y,.xi,-ucs.
Schr Sils. Wright Seaman, Elifsb,.bPoH 'o'
SPOr IN -. =.
Nay 90 fishing schr. Edward Everett Of rfo''hcs~"~
with 2ooQ fish. c,,.xn. ,.x Rosaa
Ja.e ii. 60 miles g. T. Of Sandy Hook. ship rhei' "'s
Nsw.York for Quebec. r.,.
6AiLED-JuNn yL-Stesnsr IaIisuisn,
WLNp-Sussss, y. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
COMMENCEMENT AT ruE PACKER INSTITUTE.

The annual commencement II the Packer Collegiate
Institute was held last evening in lie chapel of the in
stiiution. Mr. A. A. Low. President Of the Board Of
Trustees presided The exercises consisted OF music.
singing and the rcadng Of poems and essays by the pu
pills. The following programme carried out greatly
to the delight 81 All overlooking house:
SINGING. Glos IN freel.i.i" prayer; singing Song Of
sly, Matter aud Spirit" Miss Alice A. Csruth; easy,
Military Laconics" Mis- Jniis A. iiar. singing Chorus
from essay 'Woman In Poetry" Miss Emma Downs
yorn "r Deuu" Mise Mary J. S~cor. singing solo Mi.s
Sarah ~ Stou-i ~sssy. S-n-atioDsism" Mia Esther ".
Iu.sd, poem Echoes OF the S,olroom" Miss Elizabeth
Isbae snspS Farewell Song psssntation of dplo
aud Presidents address; poem, "Naa!icioTy" Mss
Mary II. Hathaway; singing the Lords Prayer"
The following the names VI tho graduates who
received diplomas;
Mises Mary 4. Adams Csthsrine w. Adsm., Frances r.
Bstow Anna bsrstow, Josephine BARKER Ellen NJ Don
aid hsy Maria f. iohin Agnes r.. Hand Mary Elizabeth
usbb~Ton Jnla A. Harris Mary H. Hathaway, Resale a.
lille ida a. Hines. Esther " Hustled Hannah Is. Leceh.
Francis N. Martin, Sarah NJ Stos. Susan C. Sioc0n Mary
J. S.oor Elizabeth NJ Iborno, Louisa H. Tborue Mary A
Und-ril, Cr..s Van ins.n, Fanny IL. Wood BrooAyn
Caharnc V. W. bat,in Bergen, N. j. Anna b. Bennett,
Bay Ridge, l.. l. Alice Ann Csfath WMrenton, Va Sarah
r. Dskin, Frances e. Young 0ensva n Mary Davenport
wnliausbuIeh. NJ J.; Emma !. Downs Huntington, l.. !
Csronq w. Dana Beverley Ohio Anna Grer Peoria, Ill
Jspe T. Nelson, Sag iarbor L. J. Mary IL Putnam Mret-
t. OHIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

PARsoS BRowSLow AND Tng Hon. N. G. TAY-
Los.-Parson Brownlow and the Hon. N. G. Taylor
will speak with the Rev. Mr.. Beecher Rev. Mr. Chaplin
Rev. DR.. Foster. and James I. Brady. esq.,. at the
Academy Of Music. Thursday evening for tho ben
ett Of our sick and wounded men at the Ladies' Homo
Hospital Oh Lexington avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

ACCIDEST.-Ne UaturJary Americas says
that ON Monday last. lad nameu French about foaf
years Of age. OF the proprietor of Frenchs DO
tel New.York aud member IL the Woodbary Aetie'
my, seriouy. and It is feared. fatally yaf~d ~
Woodbury. by the accidental discharge Of grn In ne
hands Of a Young companion. The gun Sss bsded
with shot. and the entire charge entered hi iaoo de-
stroying his eyes, and infctng other serious ina,ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
(Advertiseai-nt.l

A remedy possessing the virtues OF CoSsTl'
ryrios WATER DE clsssed under "qUsck' P-p.iS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

TRUSTEES FOR THB FOURTH WARD.-The
Mayor and School Inspectors Of the Wards OF tho First
District met Monday. choose trustees Of schools
for the Fourth Ward, to All vacancies caused by the
recent removals The following persons were chosen:
Louis Lochman. Patrick Grow. Daniel Lcamy and VIM.
Kennedy were appointed. The Convention then sd.
iourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

STEAMBOATS, AND RATLRoADs.-The steam.
boat and railroad connection between the Now. York
and New Haven boats. and the Nsw.Havsn. Hartford
and Springfield Railroad goes into operation to-day and
will prove q great public convenience Roats leave
Eev.Yosk toa Peek Sup xast 2ivss. - SIS and II
= =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN A R0PE-WALk.-Yee-
terdsy about noon q boy named Joseph Walker Sos
tanned fractures Of btn legs BY beng caught N
forming machine in Walls ropc-wnlk. near busnvex
Cross roads His parents reside the corner OF Bush
wick avenue and Boerum streets He was conveyedio
the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
Passeux~r. Arrived

IN steamer Carolina from REQ sfortMr.. 7. Bkass "a
two children ii. Is. Rishman, J. ". Potter y. O. iroSH
Has,el o. w. Ward q. p. smonton, c. T. Dilinghsn. NJ
IlslSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

KINGS COUNTY CIRcUIr COURT, Thursday, June
2aNO.. s. ioi, lod liz 3D. Is. 10, IA i15, ~. lzs "a
l3l, IS 81. 81, 2. II. 40 81.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT, Monday, June T.-Nos.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

The GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury OF me
Kings County Circuit Court yesterday presented |. N
dictments. the hghcs. If which for grand larceny
The pIesentent against public officers was ~lthdfswa.