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SPECIAL xorICrs.

SFESsAH 49, - =. ~..----------->----
KF- SECOND INsTALMENT OF
SPRING GOODS!
OPENING MONDAY. APRIL I1TB,
SppuRrSG TIE ENTIRE WEEK
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS FABRICS,
comprising all shades Of
WoPsTED GOODS from 12jsc. up,
suKsand sATINs from 75c. up.
BROCADEs from 35c. mp,
BUNTINGs from i2Hc. mp,
ALL-WoOL BLACK and COLoRED CASH
MEREs from 4jc. mp.
PARAsOLS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHEFs,
LACEs, HAMBCRGs.
RIBBONS. TIES, &c.
Examine our CAssIMERES. sACKINGs,
LIGHT FLANNELS, CRETONNES,
TABLE.LINENs, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, SHEETiNGs, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general.
$50 pieces MATING. OfL.CLOTH, and CAR
PET from auction, very cheap;
200 pieces DRESS LINENS at less than cost Of
manufacture.
Hundreds Of BARGAINS, to which we Invite at
ten.ion and soliclta call.
THALHTMER BROTHERS.,
ap0-Su,W&Sa corner Fifth and Broad streets.
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Rev. DR.. NASGUN. Professor Ur.r-- .'-
Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggelt in h.- e-'....
the Nest-Pocket cure.
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Rev. Dr. DABNEY, Theological >t1lat-t. Sc.
ginia:
lis highly esteemed here ~ thr rr.rlg " f
Faculty aud mi" people n g. excellent ipr O.. &c.,
ton and tlaiuieut to'ic--fdtflNe, -DIfrit'.
slightly aper.tnt. without nausea.
L. L. nAnNEY. Illm u.len- sLlL-L IL
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth streets l-Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD. ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL \.
VI. and L. VI.
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rg- RACE ST r EE I BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushce streets).-lhe
pastor Rev. WILLIAM f. HATCHER, ID. d. VIII
preach at l l o'clocS A. VI. and at "a O'Clock I. VI.
on SUNDAY.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
BroadJ.-Rev. ". {. SCHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing at IL 4. VI. by Rev. F. W. CONRAD, D. d. Of
Phi aielphia. All welcome. Seats free. No service
az night.
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rT~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH Rcv.
j. q. ARMSTRONG. u. D.. rectorl-sunday school,
9:3O \. VI. Church-Morning service. IL A. NJ.
evening service, T.. VI.
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Rev LEROk " LEE, -. d., Methodist H..
an never wifhuu, ~ - home or 3hf0a T. D. '.I.
antidote 10 IN digestion. L t1siness nlttra nt4.
purging j. checked aud the bowels rrguIs'fd. TIE
merits are atteried Nv number, e high tEbiac ,..
have seen iried-every -fhiug-dysIcpu5 uf r'.t.
wears rtlieyelby one dO.e.
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Editor Richmond Christian Adr0.rf:
This remedy Is Of tried ylrtue. ft'c .r.I Dy,.
pepsia cured completely by IT, II attYst' fr 1870 49,.
tidote 10 our "naiional jisease."
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Price. % cents. sold by All druEgl,:- aa'
try merchants
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STAUNTON.

THE SECOND VIRGINIA REGIMENT FIXED
FACr-MAN SHOT BY LITTLE B0Y-BURG-
Larry AND ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM-
BARN BURNT-NEGROES BURNT TO DEATH
EMlGRANTS FOR VIRGINIA.
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alexandria Q5azette
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER &c.
5.cm;s EapoleOn's Courage

10 5e:,enib2r 1850, asked ChaDgarpier bis
opi.i0D n ~ the c5afago Ct Louis Napoleon.
Ch=ngain'sr ftpisd, Il: IL 2rca: IN theory.
sins 10 pr:c ic, i! !S5;!astu:g. wheo The reg
in,;; gee! lie depended raGiioi its sup
pcr. il $50 s6 "a :oGld in q state ot atiect
terri h:cl'g u13cT 4 carriage. 10 The Bot
lGIun s'tGc.p. ;.'n 30 Il I'd got half way across
,ha I".uot!, j." hsa..ia alarmed, AID wished
t. tu-c bcs. 'aa yeopi. about him o,!led for
champi2n9 ed kaD; him TO biz parposo by
mixing lin halt drunk. As he approached,
Gnd % iil-n!S appeared. Ills alarfa returned.
l first :roopj tEss mos hin wire uLdcr the
command Of & seaside CID ttlicsv. Elc. when
ho -" the TANGO rrcc:ssi0r, accompanied By
40 tame os2ia, aaC WAS told that Louis Nspo
hon Uas "a: its head, Instead OF j)iniog MIN.
summoned lin to surrender. faudrouil had
said that a. S!rasbutg Louis Napoleon had not
dlrtd even &c he IlstG! ia his oHn dtteuce.
lie rCc);licHd this mot kept o pistol il his
hem. aal fifca O. the officer, bat bis hand
sh5ok SO the! thoGeh the man YES Dot Gac psoes
tfi he CIls5:d him ap6 wounded c Poo. cook,
Eho. n bis white apron, vas stsadinR ct c
do"r 10 SOC wEst vas going OF. Louis Nspt-
!con tutue5, ran lato !ha soa, ecd got
lhto II boat. r boat from tho shore pulled afler
him Ito SsTo himself up, begged them no. To
burt him, and ssid that no had 20 Coo francs in
his pocket which be would give thon. Lie was
landed, nnt lboRgcd Il. Adam, the nsire, 70
tEko the 40 Geo frarcs. Adam said he would
take care Of them, but, with business like habits,
chose to count item fret. Il Was lucky for him,
for when it was cCunted in trio Prazencs Of the
crowd there YVES found 10 De only l20 eco france.
Tus SUN when ne Wss on Lis trial before his
pocTs no cairncd. snd the cruel Government: Of
LOUIS Philippe lGt MIN have them"
IND he shCT courage at Magenta?
Re never creased the T!cinc. lie Was snok-
iIg in 3 house during tho whole time. 1t Sol
.orIno, Whero Eo was two miles in tho rear he
did net move or give en- order. tn. ha SACKED
Ity-.hr3o cigars. va know this as ho aways
Cariiea W;!h him lit.lo bcxes, each OF which con
thine ii!:s cigsTa Ore WAS quite exhausted ana
three h al beer akon out OF the other. Oacs
spent bal! came near hlm, but that is too only
uccG N On which he could bo considered as
under Ef'. I sa1 . letter from ono OF tho Cent.
uI.ics t. hia mo.har: You need bo un6e. 30
rhAio!Y *b5u; ne. l am with tie Emperor,
ana, INC! o!orr, on: Of danger In fact. memo al
thom Wtro !Ii:- '-S0!i0rs Conversations
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
gpEUGE, CEEEasGAH.s, DO.
Macon. Ga, March 81. 1879.

Macon, Ga March 81. 1879.
Fr0!! h4ying been intimate with tho propfs.
tors OF Swii!s Syphilitic Specific" l have
known much Of its manufacture and uss. There
.Te mos in this community who wore victims in
carly liGa TO Syphilis, nnd who have taken the
D. s. :. medicine, and sro now to all appear
ancns end in their own belief, as free from faint
Of disease as the first man, fresh from the hands
c1E n1eHGa.!ors, but I'm allowed 10 refer tho
SEc2tis privately 10 thoso who will endorse eve
rything that can TO ss!d in it's favor. Being pro-
!csslonaliy much opposed TO recommending Sc.
Gre! remedies, it is with hesitation l attach nv
name to this article; but EnosU achereof speak
when say our scienco hes not mado public
combination equsl TO 'Swfs's Syphililic Specit.
&c" for the purpose Indicated.
It. j.. MAssEEBURG, Pm. G.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prj".crs. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by T.. :. Lead besLer Sc Bro. Call for
copy Of Young Mems Friond."
sow'p.s :. L@ApsEArEs. TAOS. IxApBsArEn
1. {; I.ooaadbo2ter 4 Bro,
t,cs Ind -. Fairfax st,
h;aEaes;sHea 1Te.s.
Dealers in
EU.;& DRUGS md MEDICINES, CNEMl-
GALE. PARTS, OILS, PROPRIErA-
~ AspIUlNES, GARDEN SEEDS,
<'SsS I'D, ASSIGU LEU Raj
CHEMICALS INEIOI-
LET GOODS, &C., &c.
t'iooriatcrs OF Ancdyne Poc.orsl, Lubrieatins
i.ininlcnt i&saonce Jamaica Ginger and Cough
Syrup, end agents for Ayers Medicines, Aver
iii'a Chemical Pain!s &C.
livery eGor: will DO made 30 Meinain ibehiga
rs:ntssioli cf cur Old establishment. my
JOHN D. III. LUN15
(Succossor to Eun. s. Daydsoa)
DEALER III DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAT
:EGi ! 81 EDIClNH9 AND
FANCY AETiCLk5.
r. i. c"!l3i I'm: ind Washington s:s,.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
FaysieiAn.' rrescrio:ona speciality. janlO
W +. CREIGHTON.
Wholesale a:,l Retail Donier in
z5Huos. Iz:sslc.Al.s. 1 Alnr,
Psle! Medicines, Oils. D9e SluGs,
assG0n Seed, &C., tSc.
=s". - 'A.t'a sSTss', {:.:ilsr Sarep!s Hx!!.)
sLEEAEDaiA, VIRGINIA.
IAssic.s1ls' Z :ssccIp:ionscarofully Compound.
ST. otaers "s'i receive prompt s!.antion
~: Is-sf
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s.,.nss;s,z esSs.s s'ie,3i.Ss .; s:le. 1z.ail>

GI&9fi!n.
Wellington. -. C., nri r;o7:!,a-at,,r,: aa!l. &
,. 20 J.! u. I'D j agi Z Is .. ~.
:: :t.... .,t.!!s - aGt : - y. 20.
.:-'hHEr i'.S:in, TIA HicimoEt, Va ~ 81 =
.>.,; i ~ md j. =, IL.
:-JiIt. :na s;u.aw,s.,.ia I;i:.iis, via i,G:c!;-
Sag EHGnls w@J and ti.cunga m5!s, Il J q.
81. 49,! u J., Il.
:i5i:s2:.3 Division : III =. "a
Alexandria - :;";.,i - -, .rA Z Z,
ui'..H!h.s.
NaftheGi: NJ! :: sg:":i; inG:s, ~ W:giiaS-
IA, l.. g, - p. i::. l. ~. SJ4 i "a Ii. ~.
S"u!5Sta '0.ii:. 2is NinG:aoni. vs., g ~ "a "a.
Nd } 20 :. ~.
,'iuthwa.!arh ::,siia 81, I.yi;ci;9ra. Ti.gina
!thIouah m7ila) iac!:i.!ir:: ,:!:; !aaa oil Midland
G.i!foad s 90 q. Ii.
MANASSAS DivlsiGn 80 ~. for lock tc1 only.
Found Mil 10 alexandria, vs.. " 80 y. IL.
Office :iour@ -~n'il"a o;,3na g. { 80 :. RI, AZ.
ciu&ca O.. I % p. ~
sunday li"ura--nuca oIser's :: 8 SO a. ~. s.nd
loses al 60 4. n.
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EA3EROADSs
VT AsEINGTON 6 OHIO EAILRoAI
WINpER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning October 10. 1851.
Tho NAIL TRAIN will lesve Washington
8: $40 8. "a. End Alexandria ct 926 .. N.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leeaburg, going
Westward, st II 80 $. o. and arrive at Bound
Hill st Il 10 p. n. Issye Round Hill st 1G 30
p. IL; PASS lcesburS, going eastward, At 20
?. n. and arrive 81 Alexandria st 8 is ., g.:
All - Washington st 5 20 2. Il.
The GC;OAMUDATlGN GRAIN will leayG
" aatiaston S! ( 20 p =. snt alexandria q.
8 2c y. Iii, daily, o2cspt Sundsy, and strive a.
LeesbuIg 6. ~ .. 70. Leave LeesbnrR 1t CO
s. IL. rnd sr.i7o 1t Alexandria st 5 Is &. e..
and Washington at 81 =. IL.
S Passengers from Washington Will tate
;ho Washington and Ohio cars st tae Baltimore
S Potomac Railroad station at9 20 m. and j. y
9. H., and 60 through without change Of csIs.
Tho S.25 g. n. train from Alexand and l.. 80
2. n. train from hound Hill connect ct Round
kill with GOSHEHT'S Daily Line o!
Conches for Snickersville. Berrgyille and Win.
chester; also Redmsn'e Line Of Coaches, which
IoaVs Lsesours daily for Aide sad Middle.
burg,
Both trains, WeBtward, make close connections.
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fair.
| fax Cour. House.
| demonstration ttohosa, 81 cts Per mi5'
sa1usG SICK eas, $50.
L. II. HAVENEE.
! ocl4-.f General Ticka! Agar
SrIEGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
| = JOHN S. BARBOUR, President
| On and .f:er SUNDAY, Sept. 10, 1881, Pas
| sanger trains will run IA foloW5:
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Steamers oi tai5 lac i4:it ruu ea !aiiowa.
TeSss i&sESEtss,Es.

:!issr:1ra Uf ta;5 lac s4:it ruu ea !.iicwai
T9ss NGsESEtsE,S,
Oonooo!iHs wi.h L!e:Gh2:a:a s.a M;i,o.; !.lne
FOR Boston, alaanGs
$50, 2 Gks SEE E.-T&s
EVA;isY MONDAY, WEDNESnA sna
FRIDAY, IS = 90 o'ciccS ,. NJ; l3iurMing, iasvc
Norfolk OIL sltsrnato days at 1.G0 =. II.
Ihi5 staunch iron steamer has just haan r&ini.
Oh throughout, s.atsrooIns newly fGfnlbaed and
csrDeted, and is thu hsndeoraost IS vel! 50 tho
safest beat on :he Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, Rnd ia tho only steamer making close coz.
noC.ion With the Now York and Boston s.osm-
e:ai also conneais with Richmond stasma,s md
railroad lines south. Stops at PIN Ely POINT
AID POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For Che fall tnd wiGter, commencing Oct 1.!,
rstes OF fare will ha SO follows:
Fret class FRO 10 Fortress 81 onfce and n or
folk s. 80; second Glass 81 &c; first class Ere 10
Finey Point and Font I.ookcu. 81 e. rer3nt!
class To-.
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SaHSSTs. StsHSDTry AZ aSrO

ks,n,n !haras TO The lUo!ic for their lioors!
phif"!::go III ito 1sat aIu caTlc::iy request that
MI re:aona dc;riag &c have stove. Furnace Of
fra f!sni Hcs;er work dran, VII! !csve .h9ir
orae!s s:;h them g! cIc - ~ avoid The rash
Il Linz !! trsGr.
Ihn ''.:pieHdid" Frs :'laco Furnace Tor heat.
lug r'io IT more roJtag, q the D"s. ia The world.
HeHd CO c'sculsr. For sale only by I!aNsbury
1: r., cor. cInS and Washington s.re.ia.
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&E$ss fsSIEg Essu:sa.
Ssa., - q e Z. G. Eys'E 81 81 s;y-Sf 81 so
sigHEs3ss"
EYEIiT FRIDAY. At Il 10; sni .Blusninr,
loavc n ev York. f.osa Eior u, Fac. r:Yor. EV.
Elk &I'UH;lAI, at / 9 c!Ga. j. III.
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chs s!as1l"c5 OF tsis conlpany n!ai!o co:nac.
tiorG st Norfolk foI ;;oa!o.: md ell points .Eas.
st NcH ! ork with Sll pG:nss Mes! aud No.!ha
Weat and 81 A!uxanG:ia with Virginia rs id!and
Raiiros1 and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rnlcs given snl iroish. handled caro-
fully and promptly. For further iaforns,ion
apply 10 - a. RijED, Ager.,
,..,,,.,...,.,-->, i4n"a?'s wharf.
WEI. Gi!NME>$0Gl. :':asi4aat,
liii: q *:G"9l.
tGp Fiji Washington, Il. -
.s;.:ss;yai Gl.EDG'H S;'i'!:i AN: L.lNH ,4HvH..
si..25M:$ * u:
E't;iis:: 1" Li'ijIA.. "a Ia. 3EEMi., !'N{l:T.
i;ENCa AID BOSTON
>'tssi..ars i;'aTa ElagaZdria EVERY G,y: ~
NY and icsya Philadelphia Nv iisY SAT-.
UEDhI.
ThiO limo a9nae1is 3: Aiex::l,.ria VIZ: ;h,n
=. il al. :ni ~ & .. Il. r.. ANA st hi:i!"fci.
;Gls w::h Nyac6 regular tj.a|.5,sh:ps c,y EsN
El9at, tIoris;onc9 and Boston.
Freight forwarded pi:h l.Yor:ctacs, 49,. c.>
!r39 OF COMMISSIONS
Ho charge Tor traIefsr ii i'h:i.tiai2tia, ar,f
Wha:iaSi ~ Eoa;on. quick tilnc. FrsGuan;
teE'sta"TG@. Tnron:a ra;as sad through hilIS
81 !zd:CE siToH. INSURANCE at ITO loves: rs.et,
Agrnta:
(. 4. k!i&G. Alexandria.
:!ki. Z CLXN;G & GO. Ehifaiciuhis,
JOHNSON & or Wash. 4 Gaorxrn.
jan S;2
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It}8s uasAr 1881
~, ~. tE:NSs 49,: ROUTE
- TIE N3RIai WSST & SOUTHWEST
oE&A5, Halls, SPLENDID sOENEE
May 10th, 1881.
Hisi::s irsve Washington fron depot Of BAL.
GiGONE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
naf Of S'iTth and 3 ST. eets, Rs followa:
Fer Ph;lsaalphi Now York and :heksst. 8 and
~ 90 an. daily, excep. Sunday. and 200, l0.U
and 1918 r.rn daily, with Palace Oars. Lin.
lied Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars $50 ..
I'm. daily, except Sunday. for Philsdelphis
snh ~ gu 8. N. daily, except Sunday, and
zoO ~, 10 and 10 Is y. m. daily.
70, Pithburg snd tho Weat 500 a. H., with
pa:lor car to Pi:tsba-g sGd Sleeping car -
P;usburg AID Chicsgo 1880 a. m. daily
:, S.59 ?. II. dEi :. with Palace Car TO Chicago
For Caasnda!sus and Tho North, 800 q. H.
=. Saturasg, with Psia3a Ger 70 Oanandsigu.
rof Watkins. 1885 q. ~. daily o1aapt Gun.
day.
For Baltimore, 10. $50. $50 snd 1856 n. II
~, 70 so. 60, ESQ, 10 60 Snd i0l5 y. II.
ia ~ sunday, 800 and 1920 a.m.; ESQ ost,
~ ~ w and l0.lo p. n.
for ropes Crock Linz, G 40 :, nj. sad a. PIE.
daily, except Sunday
For AnnGpoliS, s 10 g. n, and 3. son.r,. la.iv
except Sunday.
~, ioO4L ThAINH.
sof AiaIanarls %, 7 20. 10, and II 80 a.
w., and 20, 8, %, 8 end II 80 D. n. sur
dsy ct 7 GU, 0 70, and ii 80 8. In. and L.. u
srslnc lasgn Aloxsrdria for Westing.o:,, r,m
e.co, eRd III =. a., =I'! 249 3, o, 7, 4lp
=. N. ard II liskt,
~ SUNDAY 1t 9.G5, Fad 10a. III. nnt .O0 .nd
TRA!N FCR TIE SOUTH, %,
4uantlco and Richmond, will leave Aloxsr.
cris at 7.2J AND II II 8. IN. dails rnd % j..
=, n. daily, excsp: Sunday.
Fset mail, leaving ct II II q. NJ, makes but .wo
stops, VIZ: at Quantico and FredorIcks burg,
between Alexandria aud Richmond.
1ickots and information CAL ba procured {,
principal railroad statioos and sicku. otacei
S'nsae@Si. j. 4. WOOD,
": 49,. ,, Gen'l. Passenger kgen.
General Hs0azor. mvls
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asil Erprsss
South Bound

A5ail. Southwark. connsGis ~ Charlottesville
With Ches. & Ohio e. T., East and West. a
LyEcsburg, connects With Norfolk q We,t
ern T. r., through Southwest Virginia, /,
Nashville, New Orleans MeiDphis, Little Roci
and Texss--and at Danviiie with Richmond &
DsnYiile X. t., to South End Southwest.
.E1rreea Southwark connecss al Chst0l.a1.
vllv ~ oil points on Chos, q Chic i. T.. AID
MlHEO TRAINS for Main Line lssve a.,
exsnti,is daily, except Sunday, sou a. m, nn;.
ii S. e. 70, snd returning arrive At Aieyal,d:i1
II ~ m and 30 p, III.
Fer MANASSAS LIN leaya Hsshingtrt
7 10 c. u. sad Ale1andrs ! e5a. NJ, daily
connecting with tho Valley Rcai gas. All
West. Leave StrasburE 80 .. ILL.,, arriving 81
Elexgnd7is IS 6 %b D. n.
MINED TKAIN For MAEA3SAH DIV.
IS!ON leaves Alotandris daily. except Sun
deg. 81 90 :. H., arriving at S!rssburg at 05
.. H., snd returning leaves S:rssburg at s 70
a. IA, arriving in AleSandsis at 2 &c p. m.
For Aiidlsburg, daily connection a. flsi".
station,
For Uppesyiile. regular Connection as Dels.
FOR WAGREN%oH. !esga Washington al
7 IL q. "a. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrsn:on st S - m
and tske riixnd train OF junction and rascs
Alexandria ct IL III y n, in time to mcke a. Z
Z. train a: Il 90 NJ for Washington. Baltimore
add NOT y 0Tk.
all trains make good connections, st WSst
ing!on, to and from North and West.
New Qrlesns Shopper leaves Washington y,
10 3. TO-, running through without change.
Pul!nr9 Sleeping Cars between washington
sud hG9Gsla, Hs.. witEcat change on IL II
,. n. train.
Mark'A AGj ustsbiG Cnair CEr il run on Might
Train between Washington and Dsnville.
Through sichos8 vU:q low 10 tho t!outh I'M
Southwest.
hI3RCRB 9iIA uGHTgR, q. y.
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sIoRNISG SESSION.


BURYING TIE DEAD IN FRANCE.
RECORD UNION Paris correspondent says
Nothing distinguishes the customs of
countries SO much as the manner of bury
ing their dead In America the body is
exposed to the eyes of all friends who de-
sire to see it, and the nearest, dearest and
most loving relatives consider it mourn
ful but positive duty to accompany the de-
parted one to his last resting place. In
France the body is very seldom, if ever,
exposed to the view of any one. The wid-
ow or mother goes neither to the church
nor to the cemetery. The Parisians are
very respectful of funeral ceremonies.
They hasten always with mournful feelings
to render the last tributes to their friends,
and no cortege passes in the street, how
ever so small or however so humble, with
out all ruen taking off their hats, even to
the street cleaner in the act OF sweeping
the cutters. Such is not the case, how
ever, in Spain each one passes indiffer-
emily before hearse, without any out
ward sign whatever, ard friends do not
accompany the body; the rich people have
themselves represented at funerals by car
riaces and their servants. In Italy the
burials take place at twilight, when serv-
ants carry lighted candles At Naples the
corporations OF penitenrs follow the funer-
ais will. their faces hidden by long cloth
masks and carrying in their hands lighted
candles.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, December 3d-Left here to-day,
t, arrive in Sacramento December 7th |:
George Tbyorks and family, Menlo Park |;
Mrs. John Metcslf and child, Mrs. L. H
Rathbone, Mrs Jennings, William Babcock
and wife, Miss Bshcock. San Francisco !;
Enoch Foster. Albert j. Trull, Boston Miss
NJ. A. Wing, Dedham, Mass; George Ar
thur ., s. n; Major, General Irwin Me
Dowell, U. S. a; 4. I. Hswley, Trinity
county, CAL; Joseph Bannigaa and wife,
oI:Ha ht.,llie B4anigan. William, d. Psunizra.
Miss Mamie BannigsD. Providence, r. l.;
Miss Nellie Cord, New York.
OMAHA, December 4sh.-Left here to-day :
Perry Kenney and family, w. P. Kenney
and family, c. w. Ke1nev. San Francisco !;
William Horace Lirgard, New York; Chas
johnson, New Britain, Pa; S. $. Dawson
and wife, England; w. Fl, DIiy, Rufus
Williams. john A. Thompson, Mrs. Will
Jams, of Haverly's Michael Strongrof Com
papy, New York.
CARLIN, December 4sh.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento TO morrow Miss
NJ. l.. Elliott, Detroit; Mrs A. Bradley,
Cleveland Mrs. Weitzel, Chicago Mrs. A.
Z. n Crane. Warren, Me-; J. S. Inglis,
Mrs. M. II. Peck. c. T.. Best S. Jonas, T.
+. Tracy, A. i. Moore, San Francisco !;
Mrs. j. G. Flood and daughter, special car
Californis, San Francisco; S. H. Robbins
Philadelphis; II. Koble. Miss Mary Brady,
Miss Carrie C. Barth. New York city; FL.
C. Hodgeman and wife, William Howe and
wife, Redwing. Mimi; John Elliott, Carson
City A. NJ Thompson and family, Salem,
Or; Mrs. Howard Reed, Sydney, Australia I;
Henry Stanley and wife, st. Louis W. j.
Fitzpatrick. London, England John Pink
ney, st. Paul, MINI; George E. Dudley,
Jnbp Andorson GaI4
Lake; Honora Pale, Canada J. L. Wilson,
Illinois E. White and family.J. j. Hallam
and wife j. Ruffner, Harvey White. Tus.
carora. New; Edwin Deus, Hartford, Conn.
NJ. L. Jones, Omaha; R. G. johnson, Reno,
New; Lieutenant Diilerbach, U. S. A; So
emigrant passengers, including 81 males, to
arrive in Sacramento December 9Th.
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MINING MENT1oa.

Very rich rock is coming out of the Ford
and Mullen mine at Grass Valley. Eight
boxes of very fine specimens of gold and
some quartz are now on deposit in the
strong vault of James f. Judd's store at
Boston ravine. ne.-[Grass Valley Tidings.
On the Median, Amador county, work
has been suspended for the present at both
mine and mill. While the rock crushed
paid more than expenses, still there is not
sufficient ore in sight in the mine to justify
entering upon another crushing. The shaft
must be sunk deeper and the mine opened
up.
~ Stewart, of Butte, and Lowell, OF
San Francisco, are operating quartz claim
in gulch about half mile from Big Bar
bridge. There is a shaft sixty feet deep
on the property, which some quartz at the
bottom. Work at present is confined to
ranning tunnel from the gulch to strike
the ledge at point forty feet below the
shaft.
The parties from Stockton who were
here last week for the purpose of exanin,
lug the Lamphear mine have made very
fiattering report in regard to the merits of
the mine and considerable interest is being
manifested in that piece OF property. The
parties report that the inducements for un-
dertaking and working the mine were
greater than what was represented. Es.
pecial pains were taken TO learn the his
tory of the mine, and the information ob-
tanned in every case was in its favor.-[Cal-
syeras Chronicle.
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MssCELLANEoUs.

The Washington Grand Jury has indicted
Lilley and Brott in the star-route cases.
African bank shares are weak, on account
of reported heavy failures at Cape Colony.
A reception was rendered Saturday night
TO Messrs. Healey and O'Connor by a num-
Der of prominent Iriah- Americans in Chicago
The affair was semi-private and very cordial
The Crescent City railroad stables burned
Saturday night, and fifty horses perished
Loss, $50, 600.
A misunderstanding has arisen between
Austria and Roumania.
It is reported at Dublin that evictions will
shortly be made in the islands along the
coast. The most important Of these is Dur
sey, the inhabitants Of which are said to be
determined to resist, and are possessed of
dynamite.
A Bailiff's house at Frankford. Kings
county, IRELAND, and two adjoining houses,
with much property, have been destroyed by
an incendizry fire.
The tenants on the estates of Lord Tenn
plemore in Wexford and Of Lords Duasandel
and Clanconal, in ireland, have refused to pay
rent until the imprisoned suspects are re-
leased.
The Court Of Queens Bench has granted a
ne trial in the case of Clark against Brad
laugh at London.
A dispatch from Yokohama says the Brit
ish bark Forward Ho, from Hiogo October
9th, for Portland, Or, is ashore and total
loss. The crew were all saved.