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steamer Connecticut Ashore.

POrUnEEEFtfE March II lrbt
tn -amer Connecticut ashore high snd dry on
a, rol bids IN the vicinity OF Bristol last night She
y. ID rr ir by ~ got OF this morning
fr W. ~ IN tho Hudson was iowor yesterday Than has
i,.ru Known tor q number Of years
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Fire nj Petersbwrx.

TErEK-EtHf, Va, NINTH II, I'DE
FIRE Drrgrrci In the government buildings on n
ghsr ~ Cy Point this morning AZ seven ociock. W
sspacr ~ three hundred feet they utterly dcsiro,
$50 900
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soernes sensitive the nerve Of The
vrrsAI demand for tie fragrant sOLODo>f, b. prefer
all other dcntri1ces ~ sgsmging all in1ih p'Sef
aud tooth washes % the experimental ca-- OF dentists
Hence they deuouuce u.
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Fire In PhfIadeiphts.

FfffiAI'II1Lt. Nufh % INoH.
Messrs. Brady. schaerer Co g sash and door mann
factory Alien street below ~hackam Eihis NTH
ward destroyed by nre this ne, together With
several DWELLING. loss $4,000
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Tn, onto Legi.istwre.

rhs Ohm sens,. yesterday passed bal saibonIn.
shs nv Of ciue.r.sn SDnds " We amount OF
sws ssid Ls1 sssB,ns fog BE p3ss4sfss SO vcffA
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Msrinr nlss.t.r..

Liyzfa Lswsos. from kss YORK o. c4afiss1a rf
thinoYisEns shoals u,oruiog q ta 4si ai wi
T. rieces 0us srsm1n 49, ir1suff.
sfr,xrH Par.rsep. frga Hsllfnarr 10 Ns- roif o.
Norfolk 9Th insi, ieskins
aus DAVID FarH Ittrr, hefr- reJofsf ashots 1lss
Bsfnrssf "a ed isr REcr tt Iaf ~ Pads
rhs. IN bal2sf.
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ana Cur Also Gents. wholesale sud r.sl wholesale
irale 8 ". ". WARD. ~ Broadway n \.
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A uo.r-w.rd,. I..a,.., p.p.v

~-t. 50 cent. nop- Twis, cofiA o. Hu,a.n hair Co.'S
a. Ever thins equally cheap a. PEtKAMS Hsr Bsxasr
IA Grand street between Bo-ery and chryss. Alto a.
wnolesal~ this
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S IPPING NEW S

AtNxrAc yonx-rHts pEr
suN ksWs......-....... 81 sooS SETS. -
sun SETS. III Diss 81
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Address-poiiak ~ SON. Meerse hasm
Manufacturer AZ BrAfway, Fourth street Pipes cai
70 order mounted and repaired.
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| Corns. Buntons, Enlarged join an
all diseases Of the feet cured ny Dr. zACHARiE, 'A
way.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye-Ths hest s~ "
Wholesale and RETAIL also applied 81 Noe
.. Cedar Camphor:-s.ining to Insect Life.
oest against moths sold by druggists everywh here.
HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston. faetarers
Depend npon -. Mothers, Mrs. Wins
saie and sure medicine IL has stood thirty
and bowels coecs scidity and cures Wind collie produces
NATURAL quiet Sleep BY relieving the chid from pain
ELiAs HOWE, Jr. President No sas broadway Agents
Ladies' Medical CONFIDENTIAL Letter.
Son,a,ns two scientific wonders and analytical mystery
So. Letter dcs sss e i Newt Boss
=, M 10 ,, H.x.ra I.o'tsry;-PriEe. Paid
sSioon. and ss S's'''' rates paid Tor
rAiL0R4 co. Bankers, rs Wall stree. NY
sn>allPox, Yellow Fever and Poisonous
Ssssss and eprsa h x.o, Lanes INDIAN
S.sn Pe S 's% \" Be- h and h ss:. sv U
\. T., or Fourteenth street, South Brooiyn '''
stodAarS's Cholera Specific.
sure preventive cure for Cholera Cholera worbus
ssomseh and BowsU, 40 " ''
go sToDDARD 4 sURTos, Propris.or.. Troy NY
Sold by Ill druggists
Try Tive narfy Competition. Cutters,
ENGLrsH BITTERs is che best Drpo. ~ Broadway.
wheeler & VyiIvon's Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and ButtonhoIs Machine 81 Broadway
Wigs, Toup~es snd Ornamental Hair,
ars quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeine At BATCHELOR's,
Is Bond street.
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sur~ frr,ana the scsp falling OF TIRE hA snt
des~ the world y prDfuc ~. equal az. hsf dre.hf ~
rrer~n~~s are iSgon se~ FLORAL Handbook. cn.sting
the Languages of Fbossrs distributed zAutnsy ~ drus
eirs,
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Election at sew Hoe beiIe.
NM ROCHELLE, ". v, March q. 1864
The democrats ticket i elected By msloriyg ~.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NJ arricl.

AcKEN-SIEEIE In Brooklyn. Saturday March IL,
by the Roy. ". A. Bartlett, OSCAR G. AcKES, OF New
BTnawck, n. j., to " JsNNE SrEu., Of Washington,
South River y. j., only daughter Of the lnto Samuel
Steele. OF Brooklyn, l.. l.
GUYsS--PaRKs-O Sunday March 20, al no a. Sew
enth avenue, by the Rev. Dr. : D. Burchari Mr. u W.
GUroS OF station Island, 10 Miss SARAH A. PARKS Of Han
cock, " Y
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All Legal Lessery Prizes Csssssd. Draw
inrs eircu hrs and hfcrnisrgn seot,
D. n. CIAyTUS. 10 wsn sirset ~ Y
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Corns, Buntons, Ealarged join a .n:
all diseases OF the feet cured ny Dr. zACHARiE, '
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye-Ths Host sN =,
manui.enred Wholesale and retail, applied, 81 NOE
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Cedar Gam phor.-stining to Insect Life.
Best against moths sold by druggists everywhere.
HARRIS A CHAPMAN Boston, facturers
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rhi. vsasbs eornbnsucn hss b-sn suaa-sfuy Bssf -
ph.sssn. and found 70 ~ ani n efrdif.ras
worms, 40 hur,sai Children ~ N csAa tss VIZ.
vfYuGg cowFIr -hss hss zen ussd goo4 saf.s.'
SID BY dfussisss snd d.Ssrs o. mer~nr o. f5 Boa
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re4rh that grind all Of nature In r~pasg nnhfhy IN
nuenrss HDSfErfEKs STOMACH sfrfths. resort =,
ysirsl tsbty mental depression adronshs
you that Il sosnstsias wrong N your system.
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ncA-Gen.. Youth. Boys, snd ch1r.ns al cutie eaa.
And " Fourth aysnue opposite cooper Union
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80 t.sa I'M tr n l.. g.fr,J n
gd.vte don. snf u recommended By ue lest "a"
Nev iosk Toe 0uiy for fhsufn~iisn.
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A.-Royai Havana and All Leysi Lot
try orders died D. CLUE, Broker. ia BFosd~Af
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ballard uouse. Rsehwosd. Va, 0. Vow
sp~n for the rscepasn ~ susss rr~y -. tert1f taf
nishe1 throughout d. frl- e. ifia
ard accornmassipns "a ~ rfppresors al sfef - 81 "a
" mart the patronage ~ ~ h lfeiiHa c1-If0Hlff
y. o shss 60
Beg wfi,ss's rail rssiiy Applied.
sssg y ,a1 1uy,s 5s.a ltes. - yss a.
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Superintendent Harufrn Ixurrast NafOr y. A. Fulen.
superintendent National Esprss., es Bresdwsy
n Para whossssls Agents
ASS Cents.-Mohair Coil. and Curied
~-t., 50 Ror~ rwis Coils o. Huta.n hair CHS
kvsr tsas ela.iy eh.sp :, rh.k s , l'r H..
wnolesale. cnt this out
A Isoon.-Ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
and curs Also Gents. wholesale sud r.tsl 4 wholesale
prr H. with sIswnss Of crer.ut .'ye. ~en, fires ~ tie
iraie : ". y. WARD. ~ hfoaaEay, n y
Aaare.s-peIimk ~ Son. Mesrsshasm
Manufacturer Br1Afway, Fourth street Pipes cat
10 order, mounted and rsrslred
A.-Burnstss Cocoatne KILLS ia ndr"n.
Irritation ~ the .csp prevens falling Of TIE ha ~
ses. ihr world Y prd"s y. s9us a. ~ ore
The Language of Y~srs distributed gAtusonsy ~ drus
sirs.
A.-Keep ~ Your Elbow, Always with
a ~ ND siirff n srosxca sfrrfs, !,
700 that mere IL sosasislas wrong w ysrr system.
Alt fs Not = Huusbsg. he Cosvisesd.
rhongh hA.iai hcsn u ~. Only e.. her l'o. ~.
~gd.vts reyuis don. AMI recommended By ue test "a"
ssv iess fss oniy ssr- cure or fhsuin-ii."
A.-Fine.s Ready Made Cioshfsg IN Ans-
= su.csa .ars ssRos3w ssos a. n.,ss. p.
And " Fourth avenue. eppo.i,e Cooper onion-
A.-RoyaI Havana and All Leyat Lot
try orders died. ,. CLUE, sroker i7s hFosd~A'
All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshsd. Draw
,. n cLAYrUs. 10 Wal s,rsst ~
Bateheier's HAIR Dye-Ths hest sn the
World th~ cniy f@rfect Dye; hArrnsss rtispis ies's
p~Dus ta.torv I'll H4scizy
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stodAar.S's Cholera speciac.

sure preventNyc and for Cholera Cholera Morbus
D1nrrhees, DysenScry Summer Complaints Pains In .ts
Bsomaeh and BowsN 40
sToDDARD 4 BURTON. Propris.ors. Troy, NY
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELAN HOWE, Jr. President No. 629 broadway Agents
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Try Tive Defy Competition. Cutters
ENGLISH BITTERs il the best Depot az Broadway.
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Al r. foxHY iInrHsfLr sDrAscrO 80 pts
\ Npyns NAi'ui 4 fINthhg a. 90 iin
FANi WDf giff 81 iIff uittlri kAflH va
paw NHEnIFl.e' fn.kIff Ellttuf fVn 80 Hrstfs.
NATGltlN JEHttti A.. a 81 3D. 49, ttf-fi, a' .ltfr-
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snNallPox, Yellow Fever and Poisonous
aisss:s Grsysntsd and enrsd h Major LANES INDIAN
REMEDY: thousands Of families and ships crews have
boon BY It. Price o. To be at 4 Cocnties slip
\. T., or fourteenth street, South brooklyn.
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considerable excellence o. execution. day Gould no,
he more probably aud deshtfaly -pent than in this
| gallery with the French Etching Club.
CRoFsEYs AuTuxS ~ rHE suAsrccA VALE.
There o now on exhibition in the Gallery % Fine Aria
where the Frcnch Gallery above noticed - located.
very aue landscape by J. rtcropssy, which the artist
tales Autumn in Tho Stsnucca Vale Erie Railroad
represents Of those landscapes common ia Amer
can sccnerya vide stretching vsllcy, with keep
ing tortuou- slopx catching the reflections
| from mountains covered 10 their semnits with rich
1u,unns oEeethe last plush upon tbs face of nature
before her beauty IL scaiei In tn embrace II winter
fhls y familiar railroad traseis Winding
along midway between the mountain hc sht and the
siunherinx vsev h the raiIrosd with rs train OF cars
brnzng active lie upon whore all else s rposs
Il was bold Innovation, nigh, say. n the artist,
but DOES not inrde upon the poetry % the ancspo
~ jadsoously Ia introduced tn nieliiy 70 nature
u the greatest merit Of this pcture. Although N.
gorgeous that's q rather nseusihed than sub
ducd the artist has distributed them very ssilfuly
throughout entire landscape, and thereby rves
offence ~ the eye the foreground embraces large
rock with figures broken shrubbery interpreted With
everrreena and the brilliant foliage Incidental the fall
Shc middle distance carries the view along winding
stream q mrrorlke surface which the reflections
Of The ajscent hills very naturally pfcdacsd-avay
through meadow lands the extreme distance, which
y los, IN mist Ono Of the anes effect. of pe,vre
" that Of asuubesn touching The face u the mouni,n
oue svo aud bringing on, bnghtns.. Of the foliage
most charminsly A. an ap,umn scene purely Amer.
can N and true nature the rcturs ~ NJ.
Cropsey will BE- accounted a. bns n his best works
u l. exhibited In tho Of the Fine trp Inris,e.
occupied by the paintings q the old Dusseldorf Gallery
| which row sale
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-24
1.-THE LOVED AND LOST"
PEI ECrED.

The loved and lost why do we call them lost, 7
Because we miss them from our onward
'roud,
Gods unseen angel Ger our pathway crost
Looked on US all but loving them tho most
Straightway relieved them from life's weary
load.
And this We call loss. q, selfish hearts. O
selfish sorrow!
Let lis look around some argument to borrow
Why We in patience should await the morrow
That surely must succeed this night Of
death.
They nre not lost They orc within the door
That shuts out loss and every hurtfn
thing
In their Rcdeemer's S presence evermore,
And Gods himself their Lord, and Judge,
and King.
All! look around this dreary desert path!
What thorns md thistlcs whcreso'er we
What love. what fear, what Joy, what wrath,
What trials, and tribulations this journey
hath
They have escaped from these, and 10! We
mourn.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-24

POPPING THE QUESTION IN PERU.-The
suitor appears OIL the appointed evening,
with gaily dressed troubadour, under the
balcony of his beloved. The singer steps
before her flower bedecked window, and
sings her beauties in the name of her lover.
lie compares her size to that of palm
tree, her lips to two blushing rose.buds
nd her womanly from to that Of dove.
With assumed harshness that lady asks
her lover, "\Vho are you, and what do you
want" He answers with ardent conf
denoe: 'the dove I adore! The stars live in
harmony of love, and why should not We
too, love each otherr Then the proud
beauty gives herself away sbe takes her
flower.wreath from her heir and throws it
down TO her lover, promising to be his for
ever.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-24
VOLUME XIV. NO. 19.

~ w A'"A'y vi I"o luousauu uOllaTS
year, went to his lonely homc--lonely,
though peoplod thickIy-aud sitting down
in his desolate chamber, dreamed over the
sweet picture of domestic felicity he had
seen, and sighed for like sweet hiding
place from tho world, and all it's false pro-
lection aud heartless show
TRIPLES.
Two mullen stalks and bunch Of this
ties are called grove in the mining por-
tions of Nebraska.
A bachelor editor sensitive in relation
to his rights, objects to taking wife,
through fear that if lie should have a baby
his contemporaries who habituaIy copy with
out credit, would refuse to give him credit
for the baby.
A landlady, who had somo very weak
chicken broth for dinner, wasasked by
wag Of boarder if sho couldn't coax that
chicken 10 wade through that soup once
more.
A member Of Congress desiring to show
how much he had learned at one session
ordered two bills he had just reccied of his
wife's coutracting-o TO be laid on the
table; Tie other TO be read that day six
months.
A ST. Louis miss OF fourteen eloped with
young italian, and cheated minister
into marrying them by placing slip of
paper with eighteen written on it in her
shoe, and when questioned as to her age,
saying she was over eighteen.
The Portland Argus foelingly observes:
"It is melancholy fact that the assistant
editor pershed in the recent great fire.
He had long been connected with the Ar--
gas aud was rather n sharp fellow. His
name was Shers."
A gentleman who was rather impatient
at table declared he wished he could manage
without servants. "Why not have dumb
walters ?'' suggested friend. "Because,"
returned the other, 81 have tried them
they don't ansarer.
Marshal Benedek after the battle Of
Sadowa, said to the correspondents of tho
newspapers, "You may tell all. There is
no way Of palliating this misfortune. An
honrable leader takes all the fault upon
himself am responsible for all that has
happened
The evening before battle, an officer
asked Marshal Toiras for permission to 60
and see his father. who was at the point of
death.
"Go," said the Marshal, who saw
through his pretext, "honor thy father
and mother, that thy days may be long
in the land"
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THE CLERKS MARRIAGE.


ou are q brave young man, or q very
foolish one
why do you say that?
TO think Of marriage
>What has bravery or folly to do in The
ca,ei'
The young lady is poor
i do not wed for money
There would be some hope for you il
she were,the .posscssor OF twenty or thirty
thousand dollars. But being as poor as
yourself, the folly Of this purpose stands
out in bold relief. Look before you leap,
my friend; there's trouble for you OIL the
other side
4 am not sorIid, Mr.. Blair The
young mans fine face glowed. and lbs eyes
flashed with repressed Indignation.
Not sor1id enough, Adrian, for mar
riage,> as society is now constituted. There
are two sides 10 this question OF marriage;
the sentimental side, and the matter.offact
side. Now, you have locked only at The
sentimental side. Suppose We consider
the matter-of fact aspects. You are a
clerk, receiving a salary of twelve hundred
dollars. How much have you saved? 2
Nothing to speak Of
Nothing So much the worse. If It
costs you twelve hundred dollars per an
mum ~ live, from whence is to come the
.:neans Of supporting a wife and iauly?'
oh, I've been carelcss and wastcful in
expenditure, rs most young men are.
had only myself to provide for, AMI was
self-inIulgent. But Tint will cease, OF
course
Granted, for argument sake. The Young
l:"ly you propose 10 marry is named Rosa
Newell
YEA ST..
"A charming girl i; we'll educated finely
accomplished; used to good society as
we say; and just suited for my friend Ad-
fian, if she had money, or lie an income o.
five thousand year. But the idea Of ma
king her q happy wife, in the city of New
York, on twolvs hundred dollars, is simply
preposterous. 1t can't be done; and the
attempt will prove ruinous to the happi-
ness of both parties to so foolish All ar
rapgement. 1t is q matter Of the easiest
demonstration, Adrian and wonder so
good an accountant rs you are, should not
ere this, have tried the question by math--
ematical rules. Let me do it for you.
And, 6rst, we will look at -Rosa's present
sphere of life. She has home with Mr.
Hart, an urcle, and is living in rather a
luxurious way. Mr.. Hart is man who
thinks great deal Of appearances, aud
maintains domestic establishment that
does not cost less than Eve thousand dollars
year. His house rent is equal to youl
whole salary. Now, in taking Rosa from
this home, into what kind OF one car
you place hor7'
A sober hue Of thought came over the
young mans face.
sYou cannot afford to rent a house a
even ons-half the cost Of Mr.. Harts, eve,
if you were able to buy furniture, con.in
ued Ms. Blair. :5y ,s4;s::fs' ,4,4 ~ 8 j.
sshaIlBoard, Of course said Adrian
House keeping is not g So thought of il
the beginning =: = 80 -
y not in the beginning, how after
Hard?, sfs3s2 - ~. :-ss;:- KS.
The young man looked q trife bewil.
dered, but did not answer. ..y ..,.z.,,..
what Gig yoa nox paying Or board
Ten dollars week
'YonsSdnld require a@parlor bed.
room after mavriage?, ., ..s.. ...-
Yes
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Maury, late of The Confederate navy
has become chief Of the Meteorological
Department of the French navy.
Fred. Douglass, who lives in Rochester
New York, reported an income of ssl75
for 1865.
Catherine Luther, the last Of the Re-
formers family, and Catholic, died recent.
ly in Germany.
Moser is the name Of the man who in
vented the needle gun and patented it thir.s::
~ years ago. - -. "a. ...,. ~. ,-.t.,
A. blacksmi.h's . wife in Paris drew the
$1,000, 900 Mexican bond prize at Paris. ~,
Prussia has aept order here for 49,,
600 Of ths,guns chat gre twelve times !,
minute. -s>r., ..; r. s.s,. 4, -
There weretiitn the, University of Athens.
Greece, last quarter 1903 stpdenta, 32ls .
whom nereio Foreigners; 90 studied law, and. !,
aud II 8smsdicosne.1 ,.&. y, e@a>33.,ss'
; sfas Sa.$,. X - -. -
Noarly eight millions OF rstions hsse been :
Issued dto destitute whi.es: and blacks in tbs
last ten months. ,ras'-:i $.l,.sl ~; "a
I The weather iathe West has been very: cool
foI the season during the last week caudDg
much siskaess.- p "a SIS =
! ,yflGEStsS snS&rSsS = a. < ..- Esg..'. = lss
'An.armfess shoemaker 10 Cincinnati does
thsfnsst quality Of sewsd work with bis
toes S'1 -I..[,.s.. ;.