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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-01

A SCENE THAT WOULD be very much ridiculed in
any other country but France, took place at the
recent banquet givon in Paris to Messrs. BERRYER
and JULES FAvRE. 1t is thus noticed in La Libe'1e:
'sAftcr the dinner BERRYER spoke, thon FAvRE; and
then BERRYEn, with tears in his eyes, threw him
SELF into tho arms of FAyRE, add thco embraced
each other closely" Imagine such an episode,
says he Times, as this taking place on public o.
casion in this country. Fancy, for example, WADE
and SUMNER, or KELLY and GARFIELD, or VALLAN-
DIaHAM and FERNANDO, rushing into each others
embraces and hugGing closely in presence of a
multitude OF spectators. Wo don't care what the
circumstances might be, or how affecting tho Incl
dent WAS intrinsically, the sccno would assurcdly
result in nothing but inextinguishable laughter
from tho crowd. They are more human in France.
A MOBILE JOURNAL is responsible for touching
report of what at least one Southern woman suf-
fered by tho late war, though if she were a fair
representative of her sex and the part they took
in the rebellion we shor,d feel less pity for them
than we do It appears tho editor was walking
down the street and heard, unavoidably, tho fol
lowing fragment of what must have been most
interesting conversation: 'I set great deal by
this; it is an old Confederate fan, the only thing
have left to remember tho Confedcracy by" Il
should think you had something else." 'Yc es, !
lost both nv husbands III the war-and my sweet
heart. It nearly killed me-" We takc liberty to
doubt only the 'last clause"
The Galveston Civilian is glad to sec tho rapid
extension Of tho Texas Central Railroad. The
single article OF California wheat has this year
paid $3.50 600 in freight over the Panama kailroad
and the wheat of Northern Texas will alone fur
nish sufficient employment for railroad at no dis
tant day. But this will only be one item in the
business of roads leading from the Gulf to North
ern Texas, tho Indian Nation, Kansas, and tho
connections with the roads between Tie Atlantic
and Pacific States.
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT!
ANVIL sLAIGnTLg % UuC it''A
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYNN ~ ilf,.te
ON filE FIELD

II Wis terrible yet d,,itahlr icsuii A.s t..L.
L brought about BIS MlLthH'A RH E4'r 80.
one ni the greatest di-cpvori-. o. thu ...r. g.
never tails but always doe the wnr. rii,cii,,
ly; dead shot nut only To- Rat, and Mice. lui
To- Rnachrs. Ants and all other kind, az Vernon.
Among ia" many advantage il l"sr,,.,. ,lrt
all similar preparation. are the 'lluwiu
II can bc place, with safety auywh .l,. q. 3.
contains moi pariicl" ot that he ,l.,'.. .r,u.
and inhammabie 81 an known -.th.i,r,...
hoy,hocas. which enters largely ut. thr, 30
position 1T all other Rat Paste ,nll, aui ut..h
sometimes causes serious ,catlur'i'i, nt g.. f.i.
" 10y lire We would therefore. niI i.'. ...if.itt
aud others who have much ,.,iuhd.titi,' ta..
rial about their premise. u"i 90 l.' th' li..
ph"rir c"ml"'und'. rs They 'u r.t.' p
th"rcirnn.
nnr IN Il" u composed ct ingredient ..' .'.,.l.
Rtts aud other Nrfiniu af. 4ic,iulls ,,u., ID.
hcnc" they will eat Il when thet r"ln ti.rt
kind. u never haricns AMI I,roin,. s. ..Ih
loss I'LL" th">" rh".ph"ri'. iiat Evtfmnat.,.
but Away retains It's prop, rnu. i.I,i.rs '...
nom ~ IT. l"'i."u"i- pf ,In.ii,.. nrt pr rufi q
aud efficiently 10 a." ,l".iru.tiuuoi ti. I,.t.
Of humanity above nrnii,'...l Ea' ,'l. .t
ing a have raging huruiue thit ,Ys ..,.,...
p"ls them I" leave ilrir tsi,. It
wa,"t. and u W, iiJ"r.i pt'....,.. BE-, t..Y. e.
hay" y" water "l"n about ti," prr',I -
will =" ~ q" find ID. at..i lt, "lt, wb.... o.,
particular 5000 wraptrr -. i~'ti
hai'l' 81. wall ,,rlii.- - 90 r,.is .a.. ..i...
t'iie ~" .,y. F'parel ,.nl, hy
3. T. MILL De-.
~ n lI"wati street. E,ff.....
H. Willis. Au.Nt. T.v ..'..'. ,I'
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sig.. 80. Nj ready, snNs
g" aaye u.,i, lot nine l,nt "..s,. "..-
..t Machine. and upon ID have d'at ID. sihit
% tuuly ewing t'r ,he h"n ., CIR my rHl't'u
and husband. beside great 'll.'i l.., .'.. is.
., branding. quilting. ami ''1'.D. i'Ht. i't
I,u; al that Time "a! mlrhlnt :. .aN'gi.t.t.
! repair. except when hai th- '.u ..a l,t .r.
90. and il h o. good now a- S. tH' jr,t iaN
/ fought IT, 90
Mira, br. " hitting gives the ,,l,"Wiu. i,.....l.
i., ia" supcriority "i th'Gr y'rA .. 'rttia.
chin, over all other:
The elasticity "i thr stirh. .ni ripping
when u Is required and al-' thr .'.. y. 'a.'"i.
ing itself, as v"u lcAA4 oil anI ti ' il,' i' ..
chino may De- used t.r rnhr'iir.nu uu.p'. :
ani th'rcn consist w" -ulvti".'' so" "'..f
machines.
"th- stitch will MT broad Dh.H ..l.t.' F..
.. Go. other i". und neither IT, 10 lr'" '.'
u.ib.
~ nuI tn. stitch viii wc.f d. D.. tA,
garments n ouiwolf Oh" ,s..t. n tt.l
'' can use it from the 'hchcf' wooden cl.ih
o., Nan.,- 4 muslin.
Ma. N!,cc H. whipple. w.trat g., tl.. Whip.
pie. Secretary - thu AHH.. o. ..-...e
tssociatiuE, tcstilirs:
Z! - the result ct y''r "h... '.'a .t.l
ictlrne". what ua Elaine ,..' zoos ..n. i...
.,urrl family in,tIum't
8. The Gr"v"r y BAh.i.
=. STATE the rna. sons. -u.b 20 ts.'. ...'iH
f., yuii. fsr TIN opinion.
4. I think ia" stit,n t... .,.a 'l.t
that 81 any 'ii .i m.ri... rI .
.crins To- l.ir 'h',rh more .i.a. Hrf
r,'ut tiru "'hr. narh... IVAN
'asc {. the rt-'' with wh,rl 'n'
when ur,c--.i.y O. a. -t; ..t ... t.t
work hy ap rNprri"i.r'l
ita-r ihathinr. D. better i..at
rcf 20. 90 nuy other fh1th.;i'
n o. w"gs ether iu'ta.a
Ess,r.
Ma n.nrrnl Bl,i .ty. s..
O.. d.
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uNHL yer, extended u.r ui this ct AHU
j thr"t, h"ui thu country render II Unnr.
e" 'sHry tor % :" say nui" this season, than that
IL composition and ua'iig are precisely the same
n7 that h"rrt""r" odd hy ~ inr the Company.
We hay sold this t'.tnuo from the beginning
umi"l q regular system III rigid Inspection. NJ
eli d"llor- annually thif don" i.,r the pro
f''''"r aitl % h' .t,"a,, a'ul 10" n,Hy,aHy.
a.. % i. uiaull.-t i'nii wi"uu .r.tati NJ" irnlr
~ i"tiiit..is. tiHt % go. u"t i ably cunluci
eel "n any "th'r pine irh. the Importance
ani 'Ni.,' 80 ti'' '...i. i'u,ui, Tin if"irr
t,"h,
W. uir prepared ,-,.s hihft nr. \. 'n"wi,u
Fig gut - fHtffs 81 f,isiC'i,pa lt sN"rs rsrgu
s"ll CONSUMER. mu.t ''b.riy.' ~. name "i
lnllN p. REESE a -. branded "a %" bog,
u"n" "ih"f e"nU'u". Sept, 2m.
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B0itimOIn Advertisements.
LLER'S
Rat and Mouse KElicr.

= itL. ShOuN RL1 nAiGI> ...i 4
{ 3'OUND, ASH WiLk NEtT .f
fIIE RiNHLLN az 'pi
4 IEIR:'
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BdIiimOre advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MIL
IliI.. NICIOR

i". '"lr,!' u, rt aHlu .tmctl .u,us.
tni"3i"i and working poy"r. M .i'f".
'AaE Mill. haa "a" equal. he llut,d i,ll
the Important .r"turc tina, regulate, IL, ,.f
n' '-" '"i'l. IT," ridge. scizcul'"n thrra...
pr' chici. thus r-li,yihg The l.l
.'H' agH o. i".,r ~" stalk a. au 60,
g.. "'ch -muu,h rull-. aud ~ the .....
'n '' 49, dircci passage tu The die hui.
ais" break the w"ody fibre ~ ..,.
IJ thus turiuriHg The ,,ii c.u..
y ''iY i'uwoi The juice. W"ui...L,A
h. "i. wiiis. i"r nurse, wni"i .tg .it.'.
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COOKS SUGAR EvApoRAToN

t,.' '''a''"a' 81 io'fy Nmt l',..
lsm'I IS USE. NH rrLLY WAEEA>Tt .
u't Is r. Nrni'AIuR o.. simple" So .'...
i'.. D." % '"i Traction u consist. ~ 20, -,al
.f.ii.; .nn..i sheet metal. c"pprr nr gai,ant
20. PLACED ga rockers with W",l.i .ii.
.ai ." .tid,d iN edges as &" inrm 20 r.u'Ii.
u.. .hs'r-c channel ",rf o hratri ai,l 20.
.t.t tf'.,...i is"iu 80 % u, .vb.
u ~ pn',il that.nouu. nuu elll.i. 90 ,f.
% ..' l,"u manufactured "n the gl,ase tt.i.
rai"'' 40 fh pee -ca-"h ~ also haN. ~.
i,'i t Pass. lspisl inu hri,kairh ,s..
'i' Pamphlet will inll l,. 'ijrii"i, 81. g., &c.,
l..i. 900 '.'i ,ri'l"aut..
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GANFlELD. BROS. " CO..
229 BALTIMORE ST,

CORNER OF CHARLES.
ma w 4 FINE ST0Ck OF
Unld Watches for Ladies andUrntlcmru.
Silver Hunting Case Watches of all kiud..
Gold Chatclain Vest and Guard chain.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelet. Ring.
Rich suits of jewrlry "i new sty lc..
Bracelets, Necklaces. Earring ami Pins 80
great variety.
Pearl. Carbunclr. Seal and other Ring
Silver Spoons. Forks. Ladies. Butter Knives.
4c.. a..
Silver Pitchers. Goblcts. cups. Salt. a..
Fancy Silver Goods of new style.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets 81 late patterns
Casters. Baskets. lee Pitcher. aud Cups.
Plated ar Alabaia Fork. AMI Spoon. II hest
quality.
Table aHd Packet cutlery. Scissor. Eaanrs.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Glasses. pnrtmuuai.- beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases: hrautiiu' Par
is Card Receiver. aud other articles. rrout'.
Hair aud Tooth brushes Fine Msrhl, and
Bronzed Paris 'l"rks; Rrnn7ci Fieur,- mi
Ornament
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Roofing.

u \ q J.. -
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing.
l. THE BEST ~ Use. and ha. been well
Il known Tor fifteen years
We guarantee a'i new work inr dNr A,lf...
l. is better than Tin and ,nsi. halt a. much.
s-old Roots repaired al short notice.
We are the only manufacturers ni iooliNH
MATERIALS ia Maryland. al ~ which S..
keep CONSTANTLY "n hand fpr sale.
coffin Roois aud Iron Fence painted with
"ur Patent rnraiiinc varnish.
PAGE. BROS. { 60.
~ saith. " hali
Aug. -. Is61 49, Gn,
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HIIIUiNG .H.iIERI.ALS!
BNIEUTNT MATERIALS,

FINnE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS, CAR.
l. F.ArEHS. CONTRACTORS and all 9th
co. 'nt-r' til la ia" purchase OF
HpIkbING ~ TERIiLS!
u.....i o.. "ur >Ew AND LARGE STOCK
- So p .-'.i.'i a"d we'll finished work, con
ting 80
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DAFrLl ron A nIRD HOUSE,.

s $50 nii;D Hul',E will bc ratlled for
s.sth ea ..,n s- tils chance. .t. ~ taken. due
nntir. 81 Nhisa sail hn given n the papofs.-
chane y r4et. Apply 9"
f. VOGLE.
Aus o. u rowaau,awn.
DrtEwHEiT FLOUR. put mp Ia - pound
- package. 90 FAMILY u.o, Of lowest mai
tri fat. H THOMPSON 4 ClirHCH'f.
anr n.-tl IowsauioWn.
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uo"rS AND DOOR FRAMES.
NtNh"W> ANp WINDOW FRAMES.
HLlNhs AID PANEL SHUTTERS.
SLATE WOODEN MANTELS.
NtwEI. POSTS. BALUSTERs,
hnIBEn ASH. SASH WEIGHTS 4 CORD.
So. ,r, 90 hort. a complc,r assortment"f
EuildmE Materials generally. which
w. ollie. T.. the building public
At MODERATE PRICES
ran THSH
i"u,ular attention paid ~ orders from
u, country 10y n.ail and work securely pack
81 i'r -hipHrut.
LEWIS n TERRETTS a IN
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.NILI1.lRr GOnDS

S~oId. aud Bolts Tor Army aud NAVY. sash.
-. spurs. Buttons. Lace. cord. Navy Lace.
Caps. stare aud Embroidrsios. Army fmliai
dcri". at all kinds. Cheyrons binding. 'iaih.
a.. Field ulasses ri.tel. ani Carttils..
March -. lsG.. Nv
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.A''itf' ~ I IL NJ. IN lsf VI IN - "
MACHINERY.
90" and Retail Dealer, IA
aEt".. ..rtlLIIERS Il AGEIcI TURN.
HARDWARE.
~ IWEEN IGENTS FOE
"Birk"y" Moving ani R.'apins Machine.
WAGNER celebrated Grain 4 Guan" Drill.
american Sugar Mills aud Evapuraiur..
the "~wL"I-lakcs Thrcshors smd cleaner.
Grants tram Cradle,
fnr celebrated Maryland Wheel n"f."
Rake.
Montgomery !;akaway Wheat Fans.
TIL " keystone" tidrr Mill
liuuAin - Family Win. aud Onler Mill..
4ni q .t"fal '".k 81 Implement. ami Marhi
ucry. 'in'f .iu-; nearly every Variety IN u...
The l'', u chimes have all ui the latest
,tpi n."t.t-. .i.I 4r. confidently r.comIm,u.
'l".l ,i' h.- - 10" KIND u the country.
~. ,''. -.t'' 'f aaV of nc d5orc HnchinfV
s......hoi. a,si HacAias. Rspa.rsd
~ NipRf NOTICE.
We have 10. s'"Tr - large aud carefully select.
cd stock ui Harden. ficl and Flower Seeds.
which IS" c"miidcntly RECOMMEND a fresh and
genuine. send tnr onc of our Seed Catalogues.
giving practical directions i"r planting all va
iiclic- ui S.,.r.
''afdri 1i,i Flower Seeds forwarded hv
.nll. March y. lSG5.-ly.
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:
NGHlCTLTURAL IMPLEMENTS

''II Iil'iUE IHr E"IVHIHiN''
iu.,..Aiiu TlIlEsHEE 4 CLLA&EI.
".I. carey lI".-, row.-.
"t..'i s.. Hoy rfo,sc-.
straw Cutters. C"rn -h-l'.
F.a.. ll'rf"",. riow casting. 49,. ar
=. i.' LAY - thc ab"yc articles rall %, e..
'i-"--. i"iiN ". GRIFFITH i Co..
30 y. l'aca ST.. b.li".. Mi
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GROVER ~ BAkER
SE,W NC NJ \ G IL y /.


IT, p, R,iahrc Merits o.. g.. prrr'
lrM ofhc' Nri 'a...
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ArFIgrov-BowrRs.-On Saturday, October D. BY
Rev. 1. Jaggar. GEoRcH WILLIAM ArrLkToS, OF Man.
chester, England, 70 MARGARET BOWERS oil New YORK
Manchester tEDslandJ papers please copy
BrsSrs-SnDxiL.--At 81 Paui's rsctory, rompkins-
Vile staten Island, Monday, October IS bv the Rev
J. W. Purnett JoHS BrRSes, Of New York, 10 JULIE
SEipxLf, OF Staten Island. No cards.
Chicago and afornia papers please copy
CocHRANE-KfiSC ENBERG. On Thursday, october u, ~
the Rev. A. A. Reinke, JANIS H. CocHAAE 10 LILLIAN NJ.
KffsaxysgRG, both OF New York.
fkRKERo--EELfs--At White Plains, on Thursday,
October 81 at residence OF H. f. Randel, Esq, by
the Rev. W. Hubert ID H., EynE s. FrsRKRo 20 ANNIE,
daughter OF the late Marceus Ees Of Harlem. No cards
GRYrss-JAxes.--At Calvary church. on Thursday,
October 81, by tho RI. Rev. Bishop Ccxc. @. Az
PRED GRynEa, Of New York, TO MARY HEtEs, daughter
OF the late John II James, OF Albany.
GmyfirH,-h MALLORY --0n Thursday evening, October
81 by the Rev James hett, at tue brides residence
JosErs GafFrH, late OF Buffalo, 70 Hiss SArAH EMLr
MALLORY, all OF this city.
GRAHAN-IAwsos.- -ou Thursday. October "a. IN the
Church Of 4. John tho Evangelist. West Eleventh
street by the Few. r. @. Quennei, rector, RICHARD r
GRAHAM, OF Hudson CITY, N. j., 70 HEssts, fourth
daughter OF the late John lawson, oil Priest Town.
Portafsrry, ireland.
Belfast aud Cork rreIand) papers please copy.
HAwTaoeN--GRAy.-At tho Alsns0n Methodist Eois-
c0rai church parsonage. on Wednesday evening. O.
toter GO. By the Rev. Charles Harris RoBEiT IL HAM,
Tuoas 10 Miss MAGGIE d. 0aAr. all OF this city.
Krasr-GrswSrSr On wednesday. October 10. In st.
AIMS Catholic church, Eighth street, New York. u. r.
A. KE.NE FxAscs JossPSE, eldest daughter Of Peter
Clam nj.
California ana Dublin drclsnd, papers plsase copy.
KrG--BSax4-Op WsdpcseAy, 0ciobr 20, o. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03
THE DEAN RICHMOND DISASTER.

Cancellation Of tho Evidence Mt the Investiga-
tfon Before the United states inspectors.
Yesterday morning the volumnous evidence produced
before tho ocial government inspectors was q length
brought TO q close.
@. d. lockwood, photographer, was placed on the
stand and sworn witness behalf OF the owners OF
the Dean Rchmoad to verify certain photographs
taken Of that vessel since shc has boon
raised and brought down 10 Nov YORK.. he
swore that the photographsave put IL evidencewere
taken correctly ono scale Of thrce-tbirty
seconds OF an inch OF the actual size OF the vessel and
showed bow the deck looked IN general large view OF
the vessel The second photograph was taken from tne
apex Of the fracture and showed its outlines; third
view was taken from about twenty feet Tor
ward the fourth, which showed the fracture
inc ciearcst, was taken from point AMIDST tue
debris OF the mbers put the hole IN the DOW OF the
Dean Rchmond and the nth. taken from pier oppo-
site the one at which tho vessel was ying gave sidc
view OF the cut and the present condition Oh the vessel
Granting the perpendicular height between decks OF the
Richmond TO be eight feet these drawings were msthe.
maiicsly oofrect, and Mr.. lockwood sad ne coud
swear 10 them.
Albert Focke civil engineer was likewise examined
on bahslf o. tho of the Dean Richmond 70 cx
plain anc verify geometfcsl DIAGRAM ne hso sxen OF
thai vessel last Monday. 1t was ON the scale of one 70
two htrndrsf.
After an hours sitting 20 look through tbess plaps
aud drawings the inspectors declared the case closed
On "wednesday next inc respective couusei VIII address
the inspectors sud The result Of the ipvestxAon rn Do
punished shortly rtsyuGdA
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MADISON AND LEXINGTON AVENUES.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HKRAIp:-

To rHE EDITOR THE HKRAED:-
Tho great of moro longitudinal thoroughfares in
this city, north Of Fourteenth street, Is becoming
and more pressing Therefore those have should be
made the most available for pubic East OF the
Park the Fifth and Third avenues are now over
crowded with vehicles, and as the Fourth Is steam
railroad avenue for the Harlem and New Haven cars
the locomotives so fnghten horses that II may be said
to be Of no practical Tor any other kind Of vehicles
Madison avenue il declared to be opened by law TO
Eighty sixth street. and contractors have been two
years slowly work opening IL and grading Il between
that point and Forty second street. This should
DO opened 70 Harlem RIVER Lexington avenue Is now
opened only TO sixty-fth street. but IL should be
tended far north also. Both those avenues viii
eventually DO reqrired to the entire distance
gestcd and he they legally made SO the
the expense OF extension will DO. There are some
huuscs now built upon the streets which these
will cross but they few compared with what they
will be few years II measures are not speedily taken
10 declare both avenues opened to Harlem. North OF
Sixty fifth distance between Third aud Fourth
Is 900 feet and between Fourth and Fifth ave-
nucs s25 feet, without any interven ng street.
The following tables Of distances between the streets
and up town may DO OF Interest 70 your
.~~~.
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Nor.h Of Tsiy4y-fonn Slres.

All the avenues one hundred feet wide, except
south OF rwsnty-third street, where avenues and
are each eighty feet, and avenues aud B are each
sixty feet Lexington and Mad lson avenues each
seventynve feet and Fourth avenue, north Of Thirty
fourth street, Ia one hundred aud forty feet.
All tho streets sixty feet wide, except twentyt two
which are one hundred feet wids width 23d. 3ith,
42d 9th. 72d 7oth S6tn, Goth, l05 b. 1l6ih. l25h,
l35,h, l4Sh, l55th lo5th, l75t ls5th l95th, 2o5th
2l5th and 225h.
The monuments on avenues A. 3, G, D. First
Second, Tbird and Fourth stand In the angle Of the
northwcsteriy On Filtn, sixth, Seventh
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth avenues,
the monuments stand ia the angle OF the northeastery
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rnir.ysour,h ST. synsgognc. BY The Rev. J. Kramer,
WILLIAM KIaG to LAURA BERwiN
KI~G-BERwrs-on Wednesday, October 80, at the
THIRTY fourth street Synagogue, by The Rev. Mr.
Kramer WILLIAM KING, OF NeS YORK. 10 LAURA BEawE,
OF PattsburE H. Y.
PrassSs-WaRczsrER -On THURSDAY, October 81, a.
The Rev . i. Strong ALyfED pIzssay az New York,
to IzR c. youngest daughter OF the late John worces
ter, OF Albany. No CARS
Albany papers rlesse copy,
RAYSoR-iiAGulEg In Ibis city, on wednesday,
October 80, By Re,. Joseph Price, d. D., GEORGE
BARTLETT RAysoR 10 JE.sE A4GussS AL Of tnis cisy
No cards 81 81
SLocrs-HARDrso --On Sunday, October "a, oy the
Rev. John L. Peck, JoHs sLocUa 10 sAriE a. HARDING
UsDERHILL SEAMAN AT Oysier Bay, l., On Tues
day. October 20 by the Raw Ir swan Captain JOHN y.
uSDEgHitL 10 ApEIA SEAMAN No Cards. er
Long Island papers ease copy.
VAN yRUsT-AcKxaaAs lin Englewood, n. y, on
Wednesday, October 10, by tins Rev. Henry NJ Booth,
ADRyAScE VAN BnusT 70 Miss ANNA AcKERAAS, AL OF
the above place.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER g. lss7-rRIPLE

each ore IL about sixty peryear and the same nun0er
taken OFT
me Kew Jersey ard yandv Hook Commissioners,
plot ana boats aD organization similar IN al re-
spects u the NsW York and sandy Hook pilots, with
whom they work, ne only differences being that tho
forrsr r cersoa unde. the law " New Jersey. They
Resra az Cosnr-lssionsrs-vcssrs Charles s. Boggs,
u W Miller Dsyld Cox, A. j. Drake, Peter Metsgar,
VI 5 Homer aad Thomas Il. Endlcoit. Agent JaInea
Miller M lOs q uIa street
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'G1 shore" 10 considered out OF eight OF the Highland
lights Vessels boarded north west OF line drawn
from The Highland lights 70 black BUOY No. Of The bar
tbence 10 red buoy No OF Gedney's channel pay half
ploage only: n boarded above the Narrcws quarter p
cottage: from Quarantine one-quarter or tbs inward
piioiago; hauling TO or from wharf 80. Transporting
from one river 10 the other f5 deteuton 50 per day
provided the vessel ret 10 sea- pilot carried 10
sea when boat s ready 10 take him on an outward
pnnd vessel receives compensation at the rate OF 800
Ter month from the Of the vessel Pilots make
from $1,000 600 per year The average being about
SL2oa Toe average Rumpsr Of vessels brsBsht u ~
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RAILS or rlLcTACE.
TIE rates OF potage liked " the law OF the state
are cDnsdercd lair although some ship grambe
toudly at them when the encountered by Ibe
pi'o- auc the expense incurred recko 1ed The
pons too much. From the 1st OF April to the Isl Of
nossnosr they are a. fellows, 81 beng added TO tue
tctss Of each vessel during the winter mon Ehs:-
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Birth.

SHEPHERD Saturday, November 2, CHAnof5r
wife OF stephen SHEPHERD Of son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-26
STEAMBOATLESES.

EeOIOMAC
TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH NGTON, AMI
= GEOkGETOW YIN, i. C., CONNECTING AT
AQUlA. CREEK WITH THE R1CHMO :. D,
FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC l.: Il.
xr~Hs THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
. .zssss Captain A. G. Nickle, leaves Balt-
moro from Pier No. s, Light street wharf, every
TU ESDA9, at O'Clock p. M, for the above
on the Potomac: Point Lookout Piney Point,
Wharf, Stones Wharf Chapel Point, Matthias
Point, Aqua Creek connecting with railroad
to Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths IT.
and Glymont. Returning leaves Washington
at + a IN, and Alexandria at a. m. every
SATURDAY. .a ....... -
.sAuz = THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
timore from Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, ev-
and stopping at the following point on the 20
tomac kiver: Mundy's Point Kinsale, Piney
Point, Plowden's Wharf, Pope's Creek Matthias
Point, Nanjemoy Stores, Aqua Greek, connect
ing with railroad to Fredericksburg and Rich
mcnd, Smiths Point and Glymont Returning
leaves Washington at a. m, and Alexandria
at T a. M, every WEDN ESDAY.
Hss" Freight of all descriptions carried at low
rates For further information apply to t..
& - 80 =" t,rJ ,'"aJ BRODERS u CO., ~
r.'t e.., )" No. II, King street, Alexandria.
80" 49, j. B. BRYAN & BRO.
= 1,.lr 345 Pennsylvania av, Washington
~ ~. Pink - A. NEEDHAM s. SONS,
' .... 142, Light st. Wharf, Baltimore
J. G. WATERS,
: NH TT IL 1O9 Water street, Georgetown.