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Marines James Forney; Lieut. Marines, r. C. Gssndan
Commodore Sec w. Peterson Aiidshipmen, d. C. Wood
ron ". NJ Foger, T. H. SHEPPARD. Horne Elmer Pay
masters Clerk ". Y. Birre; Commodores Clerk. Louis
Parks; Captain. Clerk George A. Shuiedt Boatsw ain,
WIN. Iona; Gunner, Robert II. Gross; Carpenter, X A.
Williams; Sslusker Jacob Stephens ieomsn II T. Steele
paymastes steward p. Mchaelsos Surgeons Steward, L.
81. Worth; Master al arms John Wilson
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Winooski left her anchorage in the stream
of the Battery yesterday morning at 1890 aud pro.
ceedeS 10 the NavyYard preparatory to the trial OF
engines with the Algonquin.
The Rhode Island is oil the Battery coaling up Tor
special service.
The Florida will tow or moro OF the Eght mon
itors from the port of Philadelphia.
The screw sloop Brooklyn is now In Dry Dock at the
Navy.Yard being copperei.
The Onward is rapidly preparing for service at the
Brazil station.
1t is rumored that the soop Niagara Is ordered
home and may be looked for some time during the
present month.
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ODD FELLOWS.
AananI Session OF ,he Grand Lodge.

The Il. w. Grand Lodge OF Southern New
Toik reassenbed O. Wednesday night NJ. W. Grand
Master John in the Chair and quorum present.
Alter the opening of the Grand Ledge and prayer by
ass Rev Grand Chaplain, the Finance Committee,
<hrough p C. Milan submitted their estimate Of
,enses Of the Grand Lodge for the ensuing year. and
recommending that ttc assessment upon subordinate
lodges be fixed at thiryye cents per head, which On
tnOiion was carried.
The following District Deputy Grand Afesters were
appOiutCd 10y the 81. ". Grand Masters:
District No Wv s Preston OF No. 2f9;'2-Ehen Kellrr
q No ~ 81 c. Gable Of No. 81 4.saron Morley Of
Blackwell Of 10. /; 7.-laues Beany Of No 2S1 0.John
sbrstt Of No 3S3; al. WeseT5eIFer 81 40. 49, iOJ.
y Fowler OF No. IS; iW. II. Eeaheid o. No. 4!s; r.
2 c Harlis Of 40 go: l3--S J. CouAin, f No 39 L.
g. d simmonds Of No 2l In. :. Nosburgh Il No.
r. l6-Ioherson McCaIIland o. No 40; In Il. VII
The following standing COMMITTEES were also az.
pointed
c.syoa 81 No 20 p c. A. TSroaore Fron,eat Of No. SO
T. H. ". l.. enrne Of No. -; Z. g. Anson L. s'sTcy
Committee on Rcturns-P Gs Henry D. Seward Of No.
elS. JOS. ASH Of No. l4o; b. B. Qarr Of No. y.
Committee On Laws-P G's ~ y. Pits O, No. 81 Ce3rce
Iwcc. Of 40 81 James sadHcr Of 40 "a; D. D. Nacutne
OF No. 5s8 ~. Il. Reynolds OF No. si5
No "a, " T. Berries At Ne; 81 John Pnsent Of No. 80
ommtt~e on Appee.s-N. Worrrl OF No J, Jonas II.
81 No g. Geoire Tcwrley Of 40 80 Moses C9mor. Of 80
e. Thoms PaP, q No So Fury Mani 0; No 81 Alosr'
TO e. II HOSES Of No 22f {. avery Of No. 81. II. y.
boaghey Of No. 3l5. Payu.ou Of No. $50, d. W. Cam
peyer Of No. 3 Geo. Meyer o. No. 3SS. ". T. Emmett OF
no 400 Jacob chaner OF No 40, Ii. Van Wynen Of No.
C.. d. hcAlthtr OF Nc. 4.8.
The Grsnd sue of toe Unilel States sent in a con-
rnuuicati0u notifying that lie wider Monument
%oad be naueurated In Baltimore. the 2Oh OF sep
sember ard asking theco0pesaton OF TINS body.
The invitation was accepted and directed 20 be sent
60 The subordinate lodges.
After prayer BY the Grand Chaplain. the Annual
esslOn was closed
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DEPAIrNFsr or The INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PArssr OYyIcz,
WARRINGTON. Aug. 3, 1865.

ON THE PETITION of LOUIS S. ROBBINS
" of NewYork NJ y praying for the extension OF pa
ent granted TO him lh DAY Of November 1881 for -
impro yemen, in TANNERS OIL FROM ROSlN for sevsa
year. from tho expiration Of s,d peen which taxes place -
the ith day of November, 1865,
Il Il ordered tia, the said petition be heard the Paten
Office MONDAY the 2d day Of October next at II ocioe5
and sl persons notified appear and show Cause
any thew havs Why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to ne In n
Patent Office their objections specially set forth in writing
least erty before the day OF hearng all testimony hoo
BIZ etner party be used the said hearing must be stso
and IN accordance with the rules Of the Ohees
which will be Furnished application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testimony
must os cd the Office oeny days before the day Of hcs
ing the arguments any, witnin ten days after ns the ~
mony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be publishei IN If
Chronicle Washington d. C., aud Tribune. New-York n
Y, week for three successive weeks the brst Of ss
Publications to DO q. ei sixty days previous to the day 4
hearing ID. Y. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Pa..lta
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Explosion ON a Mississippi Steamboat.

The Tcksburg Herald Of August gives the
particulars Of the explosion OF the Joseph Pierce.
brief mention Of which was made by telegraph lew
days since. The accident occurred at Pdlmyra Land
inc, % miles below Vicksburg, july 81 while the
Loaf was takng board the 9th New.Orlcans Col
ored Infantry, Col Miaticard commanding Her star:
board boiler exploded with terrible force after she had
been laying at Cairo about half an hour. blowing away
fifty feet Of She center Of the boat. HundIeds were
blown into the river, but strange to soy. tic loss Of
life was very small JAS. Kane fireman. and two deck
hands are known TO be killed VIM Niece aud NJ
OBrien, fremen and Samuel Stewart Co. +. nth
Pennsy vania. two coIored women and a negro boy
are all that are known to bc missing. II Is thought
however that perhaps about 20 are drowned but their
not to be found ld the superstition may not
prove correct. Chief Engineer WIN. Nicholas Ii badly
burned. art will scarcely recoyeg. Two deck hands
are badly burned and scalded. Twenty -four coored
soldiers and Isaac Little and james West mechanics
were less severely scaded bruised some OF
the injured men had legs and arms broken There was
but one lady passenger. Mrs. Salcy. who, with her
child was saved bat badly bruised and cut Those lost
and wounded were Of the fatigue parties engaged 10
putting the baggage &C. OF the regiment on the boat
No apparent. for the explosion is given. The en-.
gin considered among the best on the river
one of them having 20 years experience.
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DEPARrNKsT OF THR INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT CYFICE,
WAsufycrnx Augus, 4 1874
ONTHE PETITION OF louis S. ROBIN

IONTHE PETITION ofLOUISS. ROBBINS,
" ofSowYok,N Y, praying FOR the of pstsna
granted 10 him the lh day Of Novenbsr 1851. for I'M
pre- vement IN DISTILLIS8 ACID AND NAPTHA FHO1
ROSS" Tor from the expiration Of said pstsn
which takes place the 4th day Of November, 1865,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the Pats
Once on MONDAY, the ed day Of October next, Of u
O'Clock and all persons notified to appear and sheV
any they have why said petition ought not TO -
granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO hle tn H.
Potent Office theft objections, specially set forth in writing =
ent days before the day Of hearings all testimony he4
er party be nscd the said herinz must be tskso
which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon Is testimony mo-
b. filed the Office csy before the day OF hearings tho
Arguments if.ny within ten days after fling the testimony
Ordered tbs. this notice be published Ia The Chronicle
Wasbneton. d. e., sHd Tribune, New York y. " oucs
FOR three successive weeks the first Of said pubcatin
be ct least sixty days prrvior. h the day Of hearing
ID. T. HOLLOWAY, Commissioner OF PaentA
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A casualty took place on the railroad known
as the "Dell Road" near Philadelphia on Saturday,
whereby four mules killed. tho locomotive discon
aected with the rest Of the train four passenger cars
crowded witt men, women and children completely
demolished. md, strange TO soy. no one was hurt be-
yonG being merely bruised and scratched.
Ann Donahoc, IL years Of age, gave birth TO
child et Albany Tuesday light last and threw II into
a vault where II found the following day. No ono
IN the honsc knew anything about the affair. aud she
arose mex. morning and went about her wok usual.
A coroltrs Jury returned verdict OF child murder.
and tao unhappy Girl viii be bed TO answer.
Samuel Caswell of tiarnstcad, n. H., is lO6
years old. ard hs wife Is 9Gboh In good health. Mr..
C. has always been abstcmogs in his habits aud accus.
toned % manual labor.
Mr.. Jonathan Overland, Superintendent OF
the Cocheco Flannel Mill NJ East Rochester y H.,
was accidentally allied at that establishment on Thurs
day last.
Frank Craldock Of Nashville sustained the
loss Of his pocketbook containing 5000 at Cncin-
natl last Tuesday the having been cut from his
pocket by seine peTsOn unknown.
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DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OYYrcE, }
WARRINGTON. Aug. g. 1865
AN TIE DyTTTJTlN of OTIS - R0RRTNS

" Of Newyork " " praying for extension Of paena
granted him the iih day Of Soyember 1851 for an in.
years, from the expiration OF said patent which taxed
plscs the 4ih day Of November. 1865,
10 ordered that the said pe be heard a. the Pssn4
Office on MONDAY the SD day If October next, 1t -
o'clock and all persons notified TO appear and show
they have why said petition ought not to b
granted.
Persons opposing tho extension required 6e 10 tho
Pstent Office their objections specially set forth in writing
least tc,y days before the day Of hearings all testimony 81
by either party be used the said hearing mrst be taxed
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the Oc
which will b. furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pspers led upon testimony muo
b. fled 10 tho Office feniy days beor. the day Of hearing to
srgumcns II any within deys after filing the tes,inonJ
Ordered also tia, this notice be Published in The Chronicle
Washington H. c., and Tribune. NewYork N. Y, once
week for three successive week. the frs, Of .ad publications
be least sixty days previous 20 the day Of hearing
d. p. HOLLOWAY, Commissioner OF Pstents.
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fhdvertisomentl
IT.-THg ILLUSTRATE.
The LADIES Liz

The LADIES LIKE IT.-1nB ILLUSTRATE
PHErseio0ioAL JouEsAL ior August contains Our Glib
selecting Companions Betrayed ffenchnAn or the IN
sish; Henri Crafey Herbert C. Spencer hi' Lc charle
ter aud WORKS. The Shaken, Cebacy Poor Relations Mr.,
sgourney; Nathaniel Marsh Bowen Mills Ship Di''sc'ed
"a Illustrations. 20 cents, sir months, 81 or year. ?
Newsmea have It. Fowler 4 WELLS. no. Ja9 BrOaawsy
New.loTk.
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NEW.JRRsEY NE VS..

A WOMAN's WEDDING RING SToLEg--IIRR
HUSBANDS DREAM.-Qute respectable appearing
woman went before Recorder Msrtindale Of Jersey
City, yesterday and asked to have warrant issued for
the arrest Of a woman who resides her In tho
upper part Of the city suspicion Of having stolen the
compliments wedding ring. 1t appears that on
Wednesday afternoon. complainant was about TO
mix up batch OF bread she drew from her finger three
finger rings and placed them the manepeee by the
side Of the clock Subsequently she had occasion 10
down 20 the back yard ~ get some wAer from the
hydIant and the door left unlocked. Shortly after
OF her neghbors came In to get her dinner ktte
which standing on the table near the mantloplece
and quarter Of an hour later another woman came In
10 inquire the time Of day. The complainant then be
ght herself Of the rings and went 10 the mantepece
Tor the purpose OF putting them upon her tn.er. when
the wedding ring was found TO be missing. The hus'
band Of the woman came home from his work and was
informed OF the disappearance OF the ring After tea
he sat down In the large rocking chair and after
while dropped OF to sleep While quietly doing. the
husband dreamed that the woman who came in for the
dinner kettle had adrciily purloined the ring while
standing between his wife and the mantleplece: IN
fact. he had a vision in his sleep and the whole
transaction. Upon waking the husband related the
dream Bis wife, and they both fully impressed
with the belief that the dinnerkette woman WAS the
thief that the woman yesterday went baDre the Re-
corder and made the complaint above stated. Tho Ee
corder was Of the opinion that the evidence hardly
sufficient TO hold person the charge and advised
turn up in way. Should the dinnerkettle woman
prove to be the thief the husband may ind profitable
In interpreting dreams Tor the players ON
Ben Woods 4, III, 4is
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Receips. of Produce,

AUG lO-ll.3 l6 bills. Flour 100 bbs Whisky. e.
1Ss Corn Meal, 2l4l3 oush Wheat 10000 bust
Corn 1874 bush. Oats DOG pkgs. Ashes. 81 pkS'
Gard $40 pkgs. OIL Cake. l,els pkgs Proysions 80
ii.t BlLtsr
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/ DkSAUITIyG CoLLEcrop A.

,easary benz ,'o .OSos..LLCioR.-An Inspector of
t%fday last. to e,aa arrived at Columbus Ohio,
@ - i.eTnsl Revenue II proves -o H. o. ane lsle
No ss Government to the amount of o @S a
tns f.sS was made To mystify the sco oay
aoa Of tb, en'fies In the books Which show he
towers the he's clear enough The official Sa sns
-aaaiog. TSs hosnn, 50 that the Goyernner,t
tsiLls I, themselves with properly No 20.
lss their - unueistood that the Inspectors VII
aee vS,ch a1l,AAtons into the business deta;ls =,
sertsd. ON ~sn probably occupy some time ys n
aas beer carTyn. n'.y good authority. that Mr.
sa ,s from the reasui = mostly dse ,to nne'
ssrecUi,aJ5a !s Before the fatal termns,joa "S ~,
svs,s inSst,1 pay portion Of il. NE srter, -
''0'sdless had not been escertaip SaieN' u
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PINR APPLE

PINE APPLE CIDEg.-Dr TALBOr's Cox
cEsTEATED MEDICAL PIsEAPPLE CIDER viii you II
yoa sick. and you well will prevent sickness See
long advertisement Ia WEEKLY fRBuSE hom April p to
May r. 1863 iuclu.ive Send for Circular one ounee
bottle free by mall receipt 81 30 20 postage
b. T. bABBiTr. Nos 81 TO "a Wasansionsi, ~. 4.
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cOrrRT caLENDAI-Tmasp.r

SUPREME CoUET- CHAMBERS - barnard, ~
Cour, o,ens at 10 O'Clock The following the regular
Day Calendar for Friday No. 10, Lee ag,. A - Iade no ~
Te.dwe ag, laske No. u. Armstrong ast Lorlafd No
smith ait Bfadsord No. d. TIE People Ac Me-aea ss
C4oton Department; No. II, Eilis AIT. Leis.eI
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE SHARKS.-Two large
sharks have been caught this week ono near Fulton
Market, L. T.. and one up tho North River. neer
Canast. Yesterday reporter three lare pilot
ish-a sure Indication Of the presence Of Aalks-at
Pier No. North River. Bows should be careful how
they battle along docks aitcrthese warnings. When
they leas. expect it. they may feel one nibblng.
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nirNs CLOSE M the Pesr-Orrce.
"a o.. l. IA a.. l.nlir..I LIZ sia.un.x

For Great Britain snd the Continent by steamer
City Of New ORR saturday Ana r.. ....:.... 10y m.
Fer tho Ocrtnsn States by steamer h.w.Nork,
Saturday. Aus 10. a. ~
For saya4.ah by steamer America. saturday Aug.
49,. II p m.
urily, Aug. u D.
For Havana and MEXICO, BY steamer Manhattan,
Fsl sgr,l ra,ls ,pd e,fiisi dmfiff'., by steamer
co Re- Wclncs1sY. Aus iD................ lot m.
For Charleston by steamer Or'usds, Saturday,
Aug I. p IN.
Tor G1t b. steamer luieIpo, Saturday,
Ans y p m.
For Sas.su. n. T., BY steamer Corsica, Saturday.
Avg 10
Fcs Kingston. limsga. by steamer Mon,eIuma.
Tuesday, Aus -. ................:...... T. IN.
For Denver city. Colorado. Great sait Lsie. utah.
and Flacrviir. California, duly tSInaaya Il.
ccpi-l) by Ovcrsnd'ou,e. a. ?.
.ona Mall via liudsoa River T. X through Mai
and io P-stskii afd Hudson.......3 q. and 3. ..
North Mall Way hAl lrIcePi Peekskl and Hud-
Fssi Mai VA S.s Haven n Ri..5 a. NJ. II sni / ~
Fasi Mall New Haven NayD.........i. go andB ?.
Eaal Nal Via Newport AID ail Klyrfl......... y. H.
South Nal T. q aid l0l
Fre Railroad hAl IN hHd " T. IN
hre Railroad Mai w ayl........,...3 a. IA and T. IN
New-i orb GENITAL Railroad Ma.................. ,. IN
Long Island a
Long Island Mai to Aineola iiempstead, Jamaica
end y otsei u Ia ana :. w.
lnr.fu Railroad Wall ~ NJ
hcs jersey Genital Mai........."....3 a. IN ard p u"
Morris and Fs.er Msii.................5 a and p.
Northern Railroad Of \. j.. Ma.............. u N
Iirooilvr Mail ............J aud . l. and ~ r.
Asiofll Nlll.. ......s..'..'.'''''''', u y ~ y ~
Iobot en- and "A 2. m.
Staten Island Mail. a and p.
Freehold and h.ypori Mai p u"
Canada (tnstl Mai except tgidny.s m ana 4 r. M
Canada ll.estJ a. u No ~ y II
Canada (E1t Ton fIdGys....,....'''' q H. ana v ILL.,
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IT 9. SANITARY COMMISSION, P
forces, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now In the three large warerooms, entrances No ~
Broadway and No. 10 Crosbyst will be- sold at greatly -
duc.d PRICES 80 sets Harness. several secondhand Carriages
L. WITTY. No. 40 Broadway
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Persons who have become Cebllifa'el ron
loss appetite should despair the great Indian remedy
Rad JACKET BITTEEs viii iny.so.ae the y.i.m tone tue
stomach ard maze life Of misery y. health AID strength
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Urn Goods.

AT ELGERs CHEAP STORE.-New styles
IA Dress Trimminu Ribbons Laoes Embroiderfes Wallis
Handkerchief Corsss: sIirts Hair Metz Fancy Go0d, but
tons Bindinss. Small Wares Combs and brusasS ~ D..
tire stock a reduced prices Rsmembsr ELoLkS noA wv
aud 882 Broadway, esstsds, neas Nnsteentn's
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sruIPpING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT W NEW-fORK......AU

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Ri.,.s:c6 Sun set......7;05 Moon risea.. 942
Mon WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. .1O:l5 Gov. lsDd...l:T Hell Gae". l;0s
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TURKISH BATHS, No. Is ADMINISTRATIONS
--Gen;eurn 10 M. and - . D. LADIES' a ~
D. III. Greatest Of LuKuTes-" Try ono.
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THIEVES AMONG EMuoRAsTs.-A rough-look-
Ing customer from New. York, who gave his name az
William Wilson, was arrested at the New York and
Erie Railway depot on Wednesday evening Oh sus.
pcon OF being one Of gang Of three who had robbed
German emigrant ofa watch. Tho thieves went on
board the emgrant train 1t was about leaving and
mixing among the passengers, had succeeded in cap.
turing watch from Of tho German enierants but
the robbery being at once detected, an outcry was
raised. and the thieves made hurried exit and two Of
them succeeded In making their escape. Wilson was
o'enaeu ny ZONE OF me enraged emigrants who pro-
which his black broadcoth coat was acered In divers
aces and the drnbbing lot discontinued until Detec
i've Oced fuIDcr came mp and took the accused into
morning the prisoner was taken before Recorder Mar
tindals Of Jersey City, bat tie evidence being Insult
fcient he discharged. The prisoner remained nj
the station house until he could send to NewYork for
new outfit, and then departed.
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LOST AT SRA.-Mr. Elijah WATSON of Brooks.
vile. Maine. Mate of the schooner Azetta was Lost
overheard the LIST Of August at O'Clock In the morn
ing.
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We are indebted to Purser Fuller, of The
Morning Star for late Now Orleans papers
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professional Notices.

DR. r. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATHY and
IL HYDROPATH, jus. arrived from Europe. No. .
Amityst Office Hours, from 10 to IL m. to p snA
evening
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CITY NEWS.

TIE LATEST CONTRIBUTION TO BARNUMs
CoLLEcUoS-MAM AsToISErrEs GAETER PRESENTED
TO TIE GREAT SNOWMAN. - Madame de Campan,
Goyerncss OF the Royal Children Of France during the
Reign of Terror relates in her Memoirs the horrors she
witnessed from the day on which a savage mob bore
her royal master and mistress from Versailles to the
times when they both exrated the misdecds OF their
tyrant ancestors in the rocking shambes OF the guio
tine This lady's granddaughter. the Countess o.
Saygny is now resident Of this city, and the relic
she has given 70 help the formation Of the new Museum
is the garter OF Queen Marie Antonc.e. made by her
daughter (whose first attempt at needework it w"s)
afterward Duchess Of Apgoueme. The garter wa'
made in the prison Of the Temple Willie the widowed
Queen was patiently waiting, amid the insults OF her
ailors to share her husbands fate Few can look with
out being touched souvenir connected with SC
much suffering and misfortune.
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EXCURSION OF THB DRY DOCK MISSION SAB
BATH ScnooL.-The Dry Dock Mission Sabbath School
had On excursion yesterday TO High Bridge. Harlem
Everything passed of pleasantly. nothing occurring TO
mar tie general enjoyment. The Dry Dock Mission Is
connected with the Mercer Presbyterian Church the
Rev. r. T. Booths) and is well known as the largest
Sabbath School the east eide OF the city 1t Is located
in a densely populated neighborhood, CO. lls Avonue
d. and has been the by its temperance leagues
and relief associations Of largely bcnetting the corr
muaity in which il Is placed Tho school ID entirely
free from any faint Of sectOnas, the teachers coming
from nearly az the orthodox creCds The report o the
Superintendent OF Sunday Schools for the year leJi
shows that the number Of permanent conversions In
tns Sabbath School by 20 per cent than the
SUN total Of four prominent churches In this city.
feature OF this picnic 30 novel rs TO recommend II
maze, q sp6StI.
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miscellaneous.
InrLLERs PATENT HEAD.COOLER j

EULLERs PATENT HEAD-COOLER 10
Manufactured OF 20 feet of the best gum tubing cood b
suitable TO be applied 70 tie forehead warranted q
1--WE nrrfect IA all where cold spplicao
10 the body required In OF Hradache Fever BUR-
or In fact in all where cold application to the BODY
found this Cooler the purpose admirably
recurring special attendance for IL hours from the tune -
IN action Persons subject Headache requiring cola
pcaon to the forehead and physicians in charge OF eAse
lever are requested to give this Cooler trial
Recommended by all who have used It,
Good aud reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers can be had by return Express, at Si'
All orders should BE- addressed to r..v Pa
u. NJ FULLER, Cstasauqua. Lehisn Couly.
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FINE PHoToGRAPHs.-Two very fine photo
graphs OF President johnson and John Brown. from
f'.psintings by John W. Dodge. have attracted
great deal Of attention They Gre excellent koncsses
and fine specimens Of art.
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I EVILS & COX.
IL JOSEPH J. LEWIS, CHARLroy 7. LEWIS. s. s. Cor
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No. 1872 Broadway. p D. Box, No $500,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend all business In the Courts Of the United Sats4
and In the Departments at Washington Especial sentioe
gven Internal Revenue business and to claims sganss
Foreign Governments, a. well a. our own.
Judge Lewys xperence Comnssionerof Internal hex'
enue. and Charlton I. Lewis experience as Deputy oom
soaer win be- guarantee Of thorough acquaintance WIN
the Revenue Laws. . =, ,. a
Mr. Coxs connection Of four years with the COMMITTEE %
Foreign Affairs Congress- and bis long membership OF te
National Legislature, insure thorough kno"'eose Oh eSs
ton and practice In both departments
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