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In Press aud Nearly Ready:
MISS BREMER's NEW WORK,
WI TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWITT,
And PuJsaed in adrance Of publ cation England, Tos
Marv Houpitfs mdHUscriPt

vi TRANSLATED by MARY HOWITT
Ind PuJ.hed in Of publ cation an England JrOS
Mary Houitfs mdHuseriPt
LIFE IN THE OLD WORLD;
SkkTChES FROM DIARY,
pURING FOUR JoURNEYSGs ~ THE SOUTH and BAsT
by FREDRIKA BREMER,
Author Of Homes in the New World" Neigbors" Home
-Four Sisters" Father and Daughter" etc
TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWIrT,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE AMERICAN PUBLIsERS
From the Editorial eousnH' Of The Phaadepha DoIar
Nep,pdpy.
Fredrla has written work, entitled Life in
the Old World being Sketches from My Diary during -Four
Years JouIneyings the south and East This work has been
translated by Mary Hot expressly forf b. Peterson Broth
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t,e4 Miss brene personal experience adventures and OBJ
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6yeeial Notices.
Ninth Aldermanic District.


At meeting Of the Republican Delegates Of the Ninth
ALDkHNASIo DsrKIcE held Headquarters No 245 Eighth
aNenue, on ednesday evening, nov ~
The Delegates consisted Of the following persons:
WASHINGTON SAITH, HENRY Z. PARKE,
JOHN LiNDSA1, noon GARDNER,
hQkAlIO n. SHERWOOD, EDWARD WiLLCoCKs
sibNE7 E'H& a. 99GG0oaANs, CHARLES ld GfFEL .'i''
On ooon ISi Committee Of Three be appointed to daf
resolutions express then regret at the deciasOn OF ROBERT
pAhhAOh 70 become candidate at the ensng election
wood anu > W Jones said COMMITTED, VINO reported the fol
kssrsd that this Convention on behalf Of the Republican
citizens OF this W ard tenoer TO MI ROBERT H. DAktAGh
their his faithful honest cent discharge
le duties OF dernsn duTng the last Two yeas h' steady
and perseverng opposition to e4ayasn corruption has
motion, isaac DAl ION unanimously nominated
the Republican candidate for Alderman OF Ninth Alderanc
On motion hat Committee consisting of Messs Gardner
GOOD be appointed to notify MIR Dayton of his nomination
said Committee Mr. Dayton introduced and
be, ~lh sppTopia1e IeniaAs accepted tne nomuiai1n
On motion hat the proceedings OF TINS Convention be pub
RsLto m 4AE 1kIBUNE and hef0td newspapers.
u motion, that We aGJouIn to the ca OF ine Chairman
WASHINGTON SMITH, Chairman
aIge number ol Republicans and citizens of the Six
,een'6 ara medeey after ~ m the Of the SS%yen
bsltgn announced tne nomination OF Dayton when wes
received ith sppsuse aud unanimously ratiIed
ruction-Entertainmeut.
Rev JAMS 4. FLElCnEn-ia'e Chaplain and Secretary
Of the u 8 Legation the Court Of DrAl-upon tne invitation
COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES
Al 1tiE COOPER INSIITUIE,
COMMENCING FRIDAY ENENlNG Nov. %,
TIE be followed MONDAY, 2oth, WEDNESDAY, 23th;
AONBAl, Lee 5, aud FRIDAY, Dec l.
FkOOKAMME-BKAZI A General View Of the Bsxii.n
Emife Laughsbe Mistakes; Trade nds; Cnate Night ia
the IoI Opening AHieTics Fruits; rasta
keglIneIt, &C.
M LIrE IN THE TROPICS. Forests; Insect World
Sell en; AgatOis; tigers MOuAeys; h Breeds City Lie
brazilian Gnii marriage Fashions student Lies Law and
Aeolcsl schVOls; Character OF Don edIO H. &C.
IN NALLb1 or IuE AMAZON It. Ormdeuri History
Strong Aazon Victoria ResIai AnaLonian
kuteIpllse, SteanUVals, &C .
IL sM IILERLAND. The Land of Tel; Mt. Blanc; Tower
OF babel Ludcvus EroTs How rresiIentii Elections
Conducted; heiyeai Manners and CusJDs Marriage under
the CCoe oi Napoleon,
'. LALH AND OAhlBALDL a United Italy; Visit to
OF savoy OaiOddl IN the Fourteenth
Century; ht Ncsuyus and fOmpei, OaOad from braL TO
kbpes higo0n OF italy Denace " Ignorance aud ln
toeI
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CHINESE BURIALS IL SAN FRANCISCo.-
The correspondent Of the n. Y. Times in
San Francisco, gives the following descrip-
ton Of Chinese burial in that city. A
hearse had Just set down the remains of two
dead coolies The collins were enclosed in
red wood boxes, each little wider at the
head than the foot. These were placed in
front of the open tomb. An old undertaken
spread cloth at their feet, and disposed up
on it FIVE small China cups platter of boil
ed pork and vegetables and dishes contain
ing rice. By this time the coaches with the
mourners came up. These took their posi-
ton behind the cloth, and then the ceremo-
ny began. The old man, from jug, pour
ed brandy into the cups, and stepped aside.
Each mourner in turn made two or three
bows, then kneeled, took one of the cups of
brandy and poured its contents along the
ground; then bowed till his head touched the
earth; then rising, turned away. All in
turn went through this form of hbation and
prostitution, the cups being filled from the
jug as they were emptied. Meanwhile
little way to windward, one had emptied
several baskets of tissue paper, some of it
printed, some Of it blank, and lighting it
stood by till all was consumed.
Another lighted hundreds of little slips Of
fragrant wood, and sundry candles of Grim
son-colored wax, and stuck them In the
ground along the front of the tomb. This
over, the chief mourner gave to each OF the
others two bits. The undertaken brought
out an empty coffin, turned it bottom up,
spread an oil-cloth over it produced cou-
pie of bottles Of brandy, package OF thin
cakes of brown sugar and cigarettes. All
partook of the refreshments, and the specta-
tors were invited to make free. Then the
carriages rolled off and the premises were
left to the old undertaken, to the dead, and
to us. We entered the tomb and found with
in it, beside grndstone, axes, picks spades,
and coils Of rope, thirty-fve collins piled in
layers. The next ship that leaves for China
will take these all back, the corpse going
not as freight but rs passenger. Several
of the companies that brought the coolies out
engage to take them back again living or
dead. Some of these had been brought
down from the mines at great expense
But with the poorest as we'll as with the
richest, the bargain is faithfully kept Be
fore Lone Mountain was laid out, they buried
in the earth at Yerba Buena, but when the
dust was to be embarked, the bones were all
counted, every scrap of hair and every I'm
ger-nail was piously regathered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. % ktBg-Street.
PLASTER MILL AM FACTORY,
No. 40, UaiOa-strcet
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand
L L Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. %, King street, we beg leave to call
the attention of farmers to our large and well
lected stock of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting Il PLASTER MILL, (at
No. ~, Union street, where we will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of o'0 OcH importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which We expect to furnish of the best quality.
jan 3 MEADE MARYE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--I am au-
' thorized by Mrs. Emma B. Carter, to sell her
farm, in Fairfax county, containing about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, lying be
tween the Little River Turnpike, and the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad-a very short distance
from either, and bounded partly by the extension
of the Manassas Gap Railroad. The distance from
Alexandria by the Turnpike, is about five miles.
0ne-thrd of the land is cleared and under fence,
and the residue is in wood; and there are about 40
acres of rich bottom land. The tract is well wa
tered by several neverfailing springs, and by
stream which runs through it. The improvements
are comfortable, consisting of y frame Dwell
TTTS LING AND KITCHEN, stables, corn house,
Ei &c, in good repair.
The tract is now occupied by Mr. John Malone,
who will show it to persons desiring to purchase.
The terms will be made accommodating.
nov Scott r. JOHNSTON.