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CLALLAM COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles,
Pysht.
CLAEKE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie. Fourth Plain.
Martins Blum, Pioneer, Stoughtou, Union
Ridge. Vancouver. Wa>hougai, Fern Prairie,
Ia Center, Hayes, lalcolla-
CHEHAIIs.
CedarviIle. Chchalis Point. Elma. Hnquiam.
MonteSino, Oakyllie, Satsop, sharon, summit.
COLUMBIA.
AIpowia. BurkSville. Davtons, Pomeroy. Tux
anon, Anuetta, Central FERRY, MarensO.
CowLIrz
Castle Rock. Frecport, KaIama. Lower Cow
lifz Monticello, Mt Coffin, Oak f'uiut, Pekiu.
silveriAke, COweeman, Olequa-
ISLAND
Coupevlle, Coveland, Dugaily, Utsalady,
Oak Harbor.
JEFFERSON.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, PoIt Townsend.
king.
Black River, Dwamish, Fau City, Seattle.
slaughter, Snoqualmy, Squack, White River,
Cherry ~ oyelty Milton, D>ceoia, Renton.
KTTsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison,
Port Orchard, Seabeck, TecklL
KLICKIrAT.
block House. Columbus. GoIdendale. KIicIyi-
tat. White salmon, Biakely, Fuida, Hlickiiat
Landing.
LEWIS.
Algernon. Boisiort. ChehalIs. Ciaquato. Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Falls. Meadow Brook,
Messy Rock. Napavine. Negaukum Skookum-
chuck, Silver Creek, Winlock, Nasello.
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightville, Oakland, Skok0mish.
PACIFIC.
Brucenort, Brookheld. Knappton. Ovsterville,
Riverside, South Bend. Unity, Woodward's
Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, south Bend,
Iiwaco.
Elm. Franklin. Lake View New Tacoma,
Puyallup, Steiiacoom City', Tacoma, Alder
town. Carbon. Acton, summer, Muck, Wilke-
SAN JUAN.
san Juan, Topaz oreas, East sound, Friday
Harhor.
sSoHowIsH.
CenterviIle. lowell, MukiIteo. snohomish
TuIalip. Park Place, ~tamwoOi.
sKAMANIA.
Cascades. Collins Landing.
STEVENS.
Crab Creek. -Four Lakes, Fort C0lvIlle Hang
MANS creek. Pine Grove, Rock Greek Eositlie.
spokane Bridge, spokane Fails, Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie.
THURsToS.
Coat Rank. Beaver. Miami Prairie. Olympias,
Tanalquoit. Teuino, Tumwater, lelm, indie
pendence, Key
wAHKTAKUN.
Cathlamei, Eagle Clif, skamokaway, Water
foni.
WALLA WALLA
Pataha Prairie, Waltsburg', Walla Waila',
Whitman, Wallula.
WHArCoW.
Cedar Grove. Guemas. Ia Conner, Lchmhi,
Iumml. Lvnden. Nootsachk. Point william,
SamiSh Seahome, Seiahmoo, ship Harhor,
ship Island, Skagit. Truder, ,Wnatcom, Fidalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, Colfax, Ewartsville, Owensburg,
Palouse. Stepfoe. Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Leitchville. Panawana, Pine creek, hosal-i-
Auaioue, Lincoln, Pataha City, Uui0uiown
YAKIMA.
Atianum. Ellensburg, Fort Simcoe, Kititas,
kSonuowock, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selal,
Yakima
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evening in every part. The success Of
the young prima donna was immediate
and undisputed, except by q few Of the
subsidized critics who infest some ofthe
principal newspaper offices. 10 is not
given 10 all singers to be great artists.
Certain natural gifts exist, which, being
withheld, leave void which no amount
Of careful study, no honesty Of purpose,
no nobility of aim can I'M. Such are a
beautiful voice and certain physical
power which Is needed 10 sustain a
singer through the eXhausting labOrs Of
a great opera, to say nothing Of the pos
session Of the sacred fire, and it is be-
cause she seemed, from her work Thurs
day night, 10 be lacking in these re-
spects that Miss Litta il not now, per-
baps never will be, great actress. But
there is a certain ability which is capa-
ble Of giving a great deal OF pleasure,
aud which indisputably creates feeling
Of decided respect, and this ability Miss
Litta unquestionably possesses. Her
voice is not a remarkable one in any
sense; it is not even OF very sympa-
thetic quslity, but il has sufficient range
for any but very dramatic parts; il is
flexible, and il has been trained in an
excellent school. Moreover, Miss Litta
is conscientious; she is painsiaking, she
has decided intelligence. She lacks ex-
/ perieuee Of the stage, which will come
with time, but while she never, perhaps,
creates a deep impression, her work is
always nicely, sometimes exceedingly
well, done. She claims bloomington,
Illinois, as her native place.
Mayor Cooper and ex-Mayor Ely were
/ guests Of the Lotus Club at dinner last
night, which was the occasion for a re-
markable gathering Of prominent poll
/ ticians of diverse opinion aud sympa-
thies. John Kelly and August Schell
sat together in friendly converse with
I Mr.. Cooper, whose father, the venerable
/ Peter, smiled benignly across the table
on these queer political bed-fellows.
Kelly made a brilliant speech, declar-
ing his desire to bury the hatchet and
unite with the mayor in promoting the
best interests of the city, irrespective Of
party aud faction. Whitelaw Reid pre-
sided aud steered with remarkable tact,
skiIlfully avoiding all possible eddies
which might drift the convivlal meet
/ ing into troubled waters. No jar of any
kind occurred. Speeches were also made
| by Postmaster James, ex-Mayor Ely,
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Chief Justice Da-
Wis, Robert b. Roosevelt and Explorer
Isaac I. Hayes. Among Others present
were Paul Du Chailley, Noah Brooks
J. +. Doutou, D. G. Croly, Commission
ers Cox and Brennan, aud Professors c.
Inslee, Hardee, 4. +. Mcdonald, Pal,
len, Arnold, Hammond, and John A
Toley. AUGUST.
New York, January l3, 1873.
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Modern Snirtualism.

The Rev. DR.. Graves lectured to a far
audience in Metropolitan Temple re-
Gently, on the Mental and Physical
Phenomenon Of Modern Spiritualism," :"
beginning by saying that he should not
notice the cabinet, seance and other
ledgerdemain tricks which had so often
imposed on the credulity OF the people;
the lecturer went on % state that under
lying the doctrine Of spiritualism was a
set Of scientific facts and truths, the
proper application OF which would be Of
great benefit TO humanity. No disem-
bodied spirits, good or bad, had ever
returned TO earth, nor were they pos
ses-ed OF the power 10 foretell the fI-
ture II they had. 10 was not spirits nor
devils, for none such dWelt upon earth,
but the existence and operation of phys
ical forces which performed such appar-
ent miracles, and Of whose powers there
were frequent manifestations To the
list OF these agencies were comprised
animal electricity or magnetism, clair
vOyance or second sight, an abnormal
condition OF the mind, somnambulism,
another form Of elairvoyance, mental
telegraphy, the action of mind upon
mind, aud mesmerism. The remainder
of the lecture was devoted to illustrut-
ing, defining aud explaining these
forces, and showing how they were
utilized and fraudulently applied 10y
so-called modern spiritualists, the
speaker interspersing his remarks with
amusing anecdotes of how he had dis
eomfitted aud exposed Foster, the great
test medium Of New York, etc The
lecture was we'll received aud frequently
applauded ~ Chronicle.
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CJe Me,9 }ioct51eat.


There is no deathi The stars 70 down
10 rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright 100 heavens jewoied crown
They shine forever more.
There IS no DEATH The dust We tread
Shall change. beneath the summer Shove
10 golden grain or tinted iruii,
or raInbow-tlnted flowers.
The granite rocks disorganize
To feed the hungry moss they bear;
The forest trees drink daily lie
From out the viewless air.
There is no DEATH The leaves may ltll,
The flowers may fade and pass away;
They only wait through wintry hours
The coming OF the May.
There IS no death! An angel form
Walks O'er the earth with silent tread:
He bears our best loved things away,
And then We call them dead.
He leaves our hearts all desolate:
He plucks our faifest, sweetest flowers
Transplauted into bliss, they now
AdOrn immortal bowers.
The bird-llke voice. whose joyous tones
Make glad this scene OF JOY aud strife,
sing now in everlasting song
Amid the Tree of Lie.
And when he sees smile too bright.
Or hearts TOO pure for taint and vice,
He bears DO 20 THAT world Of light,
To dwell i'm Paradise.
Borne into that undying life,
They leave as but 10 come again;
With JOY we welcome them the same,
Except in sin and pain
And ever near US. though unseen.
The dear immortal spirits treadi
For all the boundless universe
ls llIes Lnere are no dead
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
HDaaB SNOwDEN.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. APRIL lG. 1879.

The certainly of taxes long ago reached the
condition Of proverb. There Is only one
,hioz moro certain, and that Is death. But
imnu.cbiiity, or rather iuoapabili!y Of dimiuu
,icn, is guilty that has attached itself to
Them within q comparatively recent date, that
is 10 this city a. least. Property may be high or
low; its rental vglu. may decrease from twenty
fiyo to Fly per cent, or it may altogether cosse
to be q scu,c, of isco ,ls and become an ez-
penss, but the taxes on it never change, or, TO
b, mere exact, they never decrease. A tlite
idea is expressed 10 the words men may come
and men may 20, but taxes roll on forever,
tu. 10 this city they roll with a never decreas'
inz tide. II chsoge With them be possible,
their IN otto would be Excelsior. Thatthey ore
q great burden to lhs people, aud an immense
dead weigh; upon the rise and progress Of al.
cxandri, nooc know better than those most
familiar with the clty's affairs Indeed, the
feeling in tho ely respecting the taxes is pretty
we'll expressed 10 the two following staDzas,
which also show how the s,me CAUSE will
operate upon different material:
My husbands cross as auy bear,
lie won't give me thing to wear.
When | of him the reason axes.
lie mutters, them conlounded taxes.
My husbands good as good can be,
Bays no my love. says be to me,
reks all you want for Heavens sake,
Ere taxes leave you mono to take.
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Oupen Victoria.

ROME, April 15.-Queen Victori. au1 the
King aud Queen of 1.ely will NEE! On Friday
the 18th instant at tho Royal Castle CT Motzs
near Milan. After q walk in the pirk aud
lunch the royal party separating, nil! return 10
the afternoon to Bavcno and Romo respectively.
Their Italian maj estes Intended TO visit Baveuc,
but there is no palace or villa there capable Of
accommodating tho uuited parties and their
attendants. Queen Victoria, whie expressing
the pleasure sue would derive from visit Of
King Hunbert aud Queen Margrita, in,ss!cd
her desire 10 save them from Inconvenience
by going to meet them q. Nora. Queen Vic.
toria's visit TO Italy will terminate VI tho 231
Of the present month. She will arrive at Paris
on the 9th inst, at Cherbourg on the 25!h,
and 10 England On the 2Gsh. Tie statement
that the Pope wrote to Queen Victoria vel.
coming her to Italy is declared to be ulfouEdea.
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Mr.. White, of Penn, 10 the u. 8. House OF
Representatives yesterday objected to tho 10
PRODUCTION Of resolution, not on account OF It's
merits, hut in order. as he said, 10 be consss
ten'. II similar motives Influenced the whole
OF his side ot the House, The republicans would
appear 10 better light. But. unfortunately
for the radical members ct The House. the ma
iority Of them seem to be consistent oolg 10
thei. Inconsistency. They rave and howl ebout
lha shame aed iniquity OF southern claims, and
ding into the cars Of their constituents dread
ia! tales Of the rsvas:og raids the rebels s!o 10
mako up5n the Treasury ly such claims, and
yet when vote Sss reached on Gen. Bragg q
amendment to abolish the Southern Claims
Commission, aud thus prevent tho possibility
Of tho danger they pretend to apprehend, they
voted against it almost 10 mao. 1t the vagarles
of American politics and the impudencc OF AN
eri,an politicians had not long since ceased to
afford occasions Tor surprise, re should Won
der how The leaders Of the radicals manage to
deceive the rank and file of their party by auy
such bartfaoed artiGce. That they are deceived,
their votes plainly teli-at tho expense. Tow.
ever, Of their Intelligence.
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Fatal Shooting ATr,y,

BALTIMORE. April lG-A shooting afftay
occurred ID the Western section Of the city this
morning which resulted 10 the death of ono Of
the oombstants aud the mortal woundiog Of the
other. Last fsl shooting occurred between
ing Mr.. James, the father, met Kinds on CALI
hound street when both dtew their pistols and
commenced firing. Severalshots were exchang-
ed resulting 10 The death of james and the
mortal wouudiug of Kinds.
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Railroads I'm Cities.

The Common Council cf this of Rochester N.
u. recently ordered tho enforcement Of ordi
naucas passed sixteen years ago restricting the
Central Railroad from runniog trains faster
than eight miles per hour, or blowing looomo'
live whistles in tho city limits, switching trains
on street crossings. 10. 70 day the Mayor
commenced the enforcement of these ordinsn.
o.s. end depot master Smith and several enei'
ueers will DO arrested, warrants having been
issued. The affair makes considerable excite.
.nen,, as it is thought the movement will ncces
state the removal Of tho depot from the city.
As the matter stands tho railroad company
must virtually abandon its trains or submit, to
the continual arrests of its officials.
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Washington is called By some Little Bos'
ton." L. is there. if any where, that tue col
ordered man is the SPECIALIZED equal of his white
skinned brother; where the nulatto Frederick
Douglas is United States Marshall and where
negro policemen club inebriated white men
and drag them through the streets with nip
pers" on their Wrists; but for all that the
qualified antipsthy that is entertained by the
northern white man for the uegro-and that is
not entertained By the s,uthern white man. by
reason of familiarity and old association
out on every cc,asioo. os has just been shown
by tho refusal Of tho Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association to admit colored man
to membership. though he was possessed
of 81 tho quaiiGo.!ioas required Of white
men. Radicals arc 10 favor OF all sorts
of eqality between negroes and white NEE, if
tho latter live in the Scu!b. If they live in
the North. however, or in Washington. as is
exhibited in the case to which We allude, and
By tho social ostracism of Mrs. Senator BRUCE,
tho case is q1te different.