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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-06
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nrrnsnRIprIoN PRIcK:
THE SMALLPOX PANIC.

Yellow flags invariably create panic' and the presence of one of these portentous signals over door on Allen street, near Eighth, last night and this morning, carried dismay to a large portion of our population. This morning the fateful banner fell ingloriously, the ease being one of simple, uncomplicated measles.- While the authorities are entitled to- all credit for their prompt action in suspected cases, adequate words of condemnation cannot be framed for . physician who will deliberately terrorize community over a case which at worst was only suspicious, and where twelve hours would cer- tainly tell the story. An epidemic of measles is prevailing at present, and eager haste in diagnosis ought not to preclude the perception of facts as they are, and it is the bounden duty of every physician to check this feel ing of unrest which now prevails, by frowning down this EPIDEMIC OF RUMoR.
 Considered in the light of fact, there are but two cases of smallpox, and they by no means certain, are safely esconced in the pest house. Let us, then, breathe easy, and await further developments.
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of the Stettin railroad, caussd by the explosion of an irfernal machine concealed in box, which Id been insured as containing -yaluabledress goods. The sender of the box has
 been arrested. The box contaled an apparatus which was wound ID to explode in twelve hours. \
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has been standing in its columns for about the same length of time of the Comstock assessment notices, twenty years, more or less, and it has not yet past the first chapter. If the end is ever reached there is no doubt but it will prove exceedingly thrilling.
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COnkling's Confirmation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The sen- ate judicial committee agreed unan- imously to report favorably upon the nomination of Mr.rConkling for asso- sociate justice of the Supreme court.
 An intim ate friend of Conkling is authority for the statement that ne will certainly accept the appoint ment.
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Gentlemen calling for mail at the post office are requested to take notice that the alphabet is divided at the general delivery. All names beginning with any letter from A to L are delivered from the window on the left, and all names from M to z from the window on the right. By observing this change the public will be served with out any delay, even when there is throng at the delivery.
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THE Northern Belle mine, of Nevada, shows large falling off in the output for January. Its output according to our ex- changes, was $6e,471. If it is true, as charged in the complaint of the Nevada company, that Northern Belle has taken out from its ground 10000 tons of ore, the showing for this old favorite is decidedly bad.
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THE Homestake Mining company of Deadwood paid $36O,OOO dividends last year and added to its surplus fund $173,- 39204. Its total surplus fund on Dec. 31st, was $297, ,9S49S. This is one of the mines in which George Hearst is large stock holder.
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The Murdered Commander.

CoNsTANTIN oPLE, Feb. 27.-Com- mander Selby, of the British man. of-war Falcon, wounded by Alba nians near Artaki recently, has died of his injuries.
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Missouri Land Frauds.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-By advice of the attorney general proceedings will be begun to cancel to the gov ernment all lands located with scrip stolen by parties to the Missouri land frauds, in those cases where the pres. ent owners are believed to have been implicated in the frauds.
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The Chester [PaA ExnIosi on.

CHESTER, Feb. 27.--Jackson, pro- prietor of the pyrotechnic works, where the explosion occurred, and Charles Van Horn, his assistant, have been arrested.
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Prosecuted Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.--Gen. Ignatieff, Minister of the Interior, states that the government has taken measures to prevent the anti-Jewish movement, and disc rders will not be repeated,
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SkObelOK.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-A Berlin dis patch to the St. James Gazette says: It is understood that she Czar will be unmistakably requested either to re- tire or dismiss Gen. Skobeloff.
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THE increase in earnings of the Western Union Telegraph company for the week ending Feb. II, over that of the corresponding week last year, was $9,752.
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A National Bank

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 27.-The National Bank opened Monday. There were large deposits. The governm ent made a deposit toward paving the American debt.
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Trouble and Hard Drink.

VIRGINIA CITY, New, Feb. G7.- United States Marshal August Ash committed suicide this evening by shooting himself through the heart. Financial trouble and hard drink.
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Ahead of Time.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Pedestrian Powell completed 100 miles thirty one minutes ahead of records.
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RAFFLINa for the handsome gilt framed picture "Andromeda" is postponed until this evening at the Oriental
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Mrs. Wehster Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The widow of Daniel Webster died at New Rochelle last night.
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Query from n School Boy.

EDITOR EPITApH:-What happened the public school library? That the children were to have, From the money that Col. Howard gave lecture. CHARLIE.
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A l.s.,sss ys-p ssh <


 The Unlon shaft rsdslv X 36a X tons. It will carry, when in, ,PIs1 thirty tons as counter balanee t the pump rod. The combined wright. of the balance in the seven bobs &t' the Union shaft is 210 tons, and this is only a portion of the weight sst ia motion by the pumping engine.. The weight of the pump rod and water set in motion by every stroke of the engine, is something over 400 tons, run at a speed of from three to| ten strokes per minute. Four huH. dred tons per stroke, 2,S00 tons pr minute, 16S,O00 tons per hour, and 4,032,000 every twenty-four hours, is the weight moved by the pumping engine of the Union shaft. ~
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THE Wood River Miner announces that the bonanza strike of the season, hnd one which makes the property
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THERE were 3,3S7 Chinese arrivals in San Francisco up to the 25th of the pres. ent month.
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Gladstone Will Not Resign.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The rumors of Gladstone's intended resignation are proundless.
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Col. Dean has opened a store on Fourth street, No. 223, where he proposes to buy and sell everything that may come under the auction line. Strict attention given to outside sales.
 Col. DEAN, Auctioneer.
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CoLRADo has seven dividend-paying companies, Arizona four, California three, Dakota three, and Utah three.
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THE board of supervisors have directed the county physician to vaccinate all the inmates of the county jail and hospital.
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A SUBSCRIBER says the EVENING EPI TAPH Is new arrival-not "nsw depart ure"
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RoBERTsoN's book store is as pretty a place of business as you can find.
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HAVE you noticed Sandy Bobs new coach Tombstone
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THE Virginia Chronicle is running an interesting serial romance, founded on fact, entitled diving, Yet Buried" It
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Hotel Arrivals.
COSMOPOLITAN,

B. J. McGinniss, city; H. c. Reno, Col orado; N. H. Walff, Kansas; John s. Johnson, Tucson; Edwin N. Ohl, Penn sylvania.
 BROWNS. J. NJ. Orr, J. Larcunn, Mexico; Mrs. A. Mundell, Mrs. Jackson, Benson.
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Auction and Commission Store,

Go to Spangenberg's gun store and get one of his $40 tirst-class sewing machines
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SPANGENBERG rents sewing machines at &5 per month.
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rrin to ruasen.

J. D. Reymert, editor of the Pinal Drill, has been to Tsesen, over which event he gushes ike |. school boy. Evidently he is not sccNl komed to such metropolitan sights hs the ancient pueblo affords. Hear him;
 Well, we did it; we went to Tue son. We saw the culmef of AZ zona rustlers; the active, rushing, brushing, crushing men Sf fev9r- ish thought and compact bragn; surg ing n{&<f thither, whitney, Who
 In11 &&rs-on the streets, 4 0lol S1c6lrs4-light and fleet up the town and doV& 11ip x 4 :
 In the sunshine
 Hiking, sInoki k
 11 that no bne 6 X << Dqf the nearer, {. Eth each whi
 q q than friend
 4l1tening to the .i )h the riches Never chained
 I<ey afefbund
 "a the rocks ant
 They are seen, x Hy the expert o <. 0,metim8 he c9
 But to tell 1t hel
 Etjll, for proper 'f He will tell you
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Desperate Burglars.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 27.-Friday night Stroetebeck, wealthy farmer living in Pottawotamie county, Iowa, not far from Council Bluffs, was overpowered at his residence by three masked men, who robbed him of about Sl0, and believing he had more money, attempted to force him to reveal its hiding place. This they failed to do, when one of them shot him, inficting a fatal wound.
 An InfernaI Machine.
 BERLIN, Feb. 26.-A fire occurred last night in Berlin. at the terminus
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business during the week has been bu! mod.
| erstely active, and the inclsment weather b,s
hsd q depressing effect, greatly impeding out.
door operations. We have no change to note in
monetary affairs. Tho Baltimore market is ouiat
with the ruling rate 6 per Ct. The N. Y. money
market is easy at 4i5 per cent for call loans 10
the stock brokers. 6 per cent being an exception.
al rate On new loans. On o. 8. bonds pc, Ct.
is full rate for call loans. Time leans and mer.
camille paper are unchanged Government bonds
are strong. In the Baltimore Stock market yes.
terdsy Virginia securities vera especially prom.
inent. Consols were very active and excited.
calculating sharply, opening at 634 from which
there WAS decline to 81. followed by reaction
to Gag regular. and IS cash. There ws,e also
large sales, seller GO fat, at from g. to GIL TIE
sales aggregated shout $4,000, the m,rke,
closing 65 bid. regular, with offerings at 64!,
seller 60 nat against GIT bid It is said that the
b1lk of The purchases were on foreign orders,
and further. that the foreign creditors had re.
solved to take legal aieps to prevent legislative
interference with the tax paying quality Of ths
present coupon. Consol coupons we're active,
selling at GO to 70. and peelsr coupons we're in
request. opening al 37i and advancing 10 sN,
Black scrip was also higher, selling 1t 80 Rail.
road stocks are quiet. Virgins Md and pre.
fsrred closed ll5 bid for both fut and ,econd.
Bonds quite active and tho business wall dis.
trbuted.
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The n arketS,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-Virginis % old =; do
deferred III do consolidated C43; do ID le.
riea So; pact due coup 70 new 10 40s 39i bid to.
day. Cotton steady; middlings liz Plour dull f.;
Howard street ana Western super 4 25.S5 90; do
extra 25AS6 IS; do family 6G0s$7 20; City
Mills super 4 5OaS5 %; DO extra S 50.s6 26 !
do family 7 coast Is; do Rio brands 81 90; Pa.
tspsco family IS rs. Whest-Sauthern steady /;
Western dull; Southern red 1G8,l42 90 amber
l42al45; Mol Md l45al46; No. Western win.
ter red spot l39sal39i Jan 139tslS9s; Feb 14lAa
l4l3; Mar la33alAS5; April ls5 Did. Corn
Southern . shade easier; Western steady
Southern white 76i.77; do yellow 70; Western
mixed spot 673.6S; Jan Gel bid; Feb 6s3l69;
Mar 7Qs asked May "a asked; steamer 81 ssk.
ed. Oats quiet; Southern 5Oa53; Western white
50i63; do mixed 5Oa5l; Peana 5oa63. Bye
dull 1T 100 Hay quiet ard easy; prime 10
choice Penns and Md l6a$tS. Coffee dull Rio
csrRoes ordinary to fair 9slCt Sugar eIsier A
soft 81 Whskev quiet 1t l7s$l III
NEW YORK, January l3.-Ssocks irregular.
Money 6. Cotton quiet; uplands IL; Orleans
II 5.l6. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat very
quiet and triae frmer Oorn dull and scarcely
3 firm
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TO-DAY'H TELEGRAPH NEWS
The GuIfeau Trial.

| WASHINGTON. D. O., January 13.-Upou
the opening OF the court to-day Guiteau said,
10 lusIcs to myself and Mr.. Dlvidge | de-
| sire to say that | received letter yesterday
severely denouuc!ug Mr.. Davidge, and my re-
marks against bin WIRE based upon that ]
bavs tcu1d GU, however. that Was mistaken
aud that Mr.. Davidge is higE-toned christian
gentleman, AID q sound lawyer. [ desire
therefore 10 withdraw anything | said sglinst
him. | still entertain the same opinion of Col.
CorkhilI, however. I'm satisfied was wrong
about DaVldee but right 90 CJkbilL."
Mr. Daviego resumed bis argument, aud re-
view Of the evideIce. He showed up by the
evdeuc, Off. W. Guiteau snd other witnesses
tor tho defeno, the falsoy and absu,diy of NJ,
Scoville's pet theory that the prisoner was n
inbicilc. Mr.. Dasidge passed to the examina.
ton OF the prisoner himself. bis appearance
upon the stand, what he had said, and wb. {
capacity If intellect be hsd shcwu. provir e
coaclusvc!y that wba! had gone before had III
b,en sham and hollow fraud. Mr.. Seville
had dilated upon his morality aud had ssserte
that lack OF iotetoi was bis falling, Ga the
contrary be had shown upon the stand WOO
derful mauory. logic. reason and intellec ual
ability. Likewise ss the defeDso had elaine
tor him vlrture and morality. the prosecution
had svAiled themselves OF .hei. right to show
the c)otrary, and what bad been the result.
He had baen shove to be such monster of
corruption. dtc,t. depravity and vickcdness
thst the cuntry looked on with shudder."
"Thst might have been the c,se." shouted
Guiteau. "in July but it isn't the Case now. Ii
you could see some OF the letters | have been
receiving you would see that good many p .c-
pls think l am, oue Ct tia b,st and creates.
men in the country"
Continuing. Mr.. Davilga skiIfuly and with
wonderful etfce. reviewed that porlina of the
testimony bearing upon the prisoners mcra
character as evidouos 10 his past life. "All
this time said the counsel, 100 ono has 90
cused him cfinssuity." In the estimation oil
bis friends and his family he was sane enough
for al tho traus:c ions Of life, but when bis
hand is red With blood and the outraged law
claim bin az saotii,o on the alter of jus.
! tioe, va fret hear of insanity"
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

slon OF tho township system; it goes to tho
committee. lie also presented O bill rene,linR
the act Incorporating the Arlington Turnpike
Company. :.
1t ia now said that Major N, B. Msads's
chances for the Judgesbip of the CORPORATION
Court of AIex:ndris are improving. but ind "a
Sapgtet,s friends Sill claim that he will get the
place. Senator Smith. Of Alexsrdria, 10 the
Seoale te-1sy. advocated the passage of the
OIL to allow JUICE French compensation for
holdior. court in Alexaudr. durirg Judge
Chlltoh's illness. IN doing SO be took cooasion to
rematk, as member of the bar of Alexandra,
that be desired to bear testimony TO the zsal,
ability and impsrIa!ty with whi,h Judg,
Ffernh had fulfilled tho duties of the position.
The lends of Judge French have mentioned
bin 10 connection with the vacancy, but it is
cot known whether be wishes it or not. He
has been more frequently spoken of 10 c,une.-
ton With the Judgeship OF the Husiicgs Court
OF this CITY.
J.O. Tay! r.of MObteomery. is very freousrtIy
spoken OF In connection with place on tho
Suprems bcnc1. He has very slrsng follow
ing ard ls personally very poplar With the mem
osfs CT bis party. A number of county and
cioult judges have yet to be nominated By the
caucus. The remark is historical that judicial
positions should never be sought, but should
seek the man. Ard yet among all tho sppli-
csots for Cfhce uothiug bal tx,sded ths
Unsuitable vtrscty, tho sbadowing of members,
tbs placid and ocststic griuniug, the trucking
and superserVicsable bowiug of some of the
applicants f.r ind seshps. No prisoner 10 a
public court ever begged harder.
STRnNnpow
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Ietler from Richmond.

lCorresponoauco to tho Alexandra Gszstse !
RICHMOND. Va. January l2.-The read
astir Numbers Ct Tie Legislature seem 10 be
heartily Tired Of the CAUCUS worry and have
therefore reoopsidered their purpose Of esolipg
State Cffcis's Monday. and have decided to be-
Massey 5 case will probably DO rgain discussed
tcnosroW night 10 caucus, it having been de-
cided not TO hold another caucus to night. The
country members can not stand this thing Of
boi,g uD all Ligh'. The caucus did not 3D.
joura until | O'clock this moroinq. the last
thing being tho nomination of Mr.. K. r. FAR
as SdpcIinte ndpnt of Public destruction. That
little trouble abont spelling did not make any
difference. The democratic psr:y did not care
to ex.mino ibn bill Ia which lheso errors vero
found and in which tho Superintendent OF Pub
lilo instrrcioo. !rue to the principle OF bis party
carried INFO effect that oardna ptirciple of
elimination aud elimiosted ohe z from the word
aggregate" and preceded to readjust The
w,,ds LEVIED" and amended" 1t is q little
remarkable that those who have sry doubts as
10 his bad spelliog in the two bills referred to
in this correspondence have not x ,minsd tho
bills.
The democrats have not yet 6xsd upon soy
osldidates to be put up for The purpose of bsiug
knocked down.
Auditor Msfsay's obstinarcy is bitter pill
TO some Of the members of the party of prog
gress. Although the Boss dspses him. is
jealous Of hiE and OF xicGs to get him out of
the way, there and those Of his party who re-
member The re sdiuser boast of year ago that
be Was The 6ncst suaiior Virgins ever bad.
aud they do not relish pacing themselves 10
the iicootisssnt attitude OF iurniog hin out
simply b. cause be will DOT let the Boss dictate
to him. The chsbess are, however. against
tho Psrson but he seems to avail. bis fate
calmly
Gov,rhor Csmeron's veIo Of the Richmond
and l. iuisvie Railroad bill to-day excited some
sutrr.se On he part OF some of the members of
lis party. Tha bill has sdvocates among tho
readjustor party, 10 fact lis patron. MIR. New
berry, is a earjoster. The matter was passed
by and will cot be discussed for q day or Two.
Some Of the wsalthiese members of the readjus-
ter party are said to be wsrmly iutert ed 10
the oopso iiation Of this road.
Mr.. Far presented 10 The House tt-lay q
petition Of The vo!ets of Fairfsx fer the res!ors
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PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY l3

1t is stated in the GszoLtes Washington cor.
respondenco OF to..ey shat Ger6rAl Malone
lad only been in tho Senate one day this session
One month and half OF tho s.asion gone and
Vi7gnis Senate. present only one day. Whist
tas he been doing al the time? Superintend
ing the csathg ot lots for Tho spells of his recent
Victory d,stritu.ing tho Stata's Gi;i.l pstron.
ago among hR rapscous followers. How doc:
this look for The leader Of the Virginia rensis.
s1nct?
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II "a mere lsas, ttf.cis suoh results, much
moro will The possibis absorption by ~ alien
corporation. The mere r Ivation of priuc
pal ofic, il Virginia would not alter the NOT
resident character of the substantial defendant
under consolidation such as the giant permits.
I do not believe this people are wiling to sbL-
don their domestic forums for redress to seek
the distant, expensive aud unfamiliar courts to
which this law may remand them. No reason
* SITS fer il, and therefore it is not right.
WILLIAM E. CAMERON
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Financial.

New York. Jsu. Is Tho stock market
opened firm. and 8's per can't higher than yes
terdsy's closing quotations. Richmond and
DanVille opened 81 per cent higher. 10 the
early dealing The market advanced slls per
cent Sabst queutlv rsacsioo Of 4:s per cent
took plsco. At l | O'clock the mR,k,t advanced
i,s pr cent.
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In smoker part OF TO days Gsz tito will be
Richmond yesterday Of Or. Orlando Fairfax
for 30 many years leading physician Of this,
his native place whero hs enjoyed 10 as great
Al extent as any citizen ever did tho respect and
lLva Of whole community.
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One Experience from Many,

II had been sick and miserable 30 long and
had caused my husband 80 much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what allied me-
that was completely dishesrtened and dscour.
aged. In this frame of mind got bottle Of
Hop Bltters and used Thorn unknown to my fam.
ily. soon began to improve 81 gained 80 fas,
that my husband and family thought it strange
and unnatural, blu! when told them what had
helped me, they said "Hurrah for Hop Bi!ters
long may they prosper. for they have made
mother we'll and US happy.-The Mother
Home Journal,
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Probable Murder.

ALTON. Ill January l3-The house Of q
negro named George Willie wss discovered
to DO 10 flames yts,crd.y. aud lying on bed 10
the house, with her throat cut from car 10 ear,
wa' found the b,dy Of Mrs. Garrett, a white
woman. who kept hcuss for White. It is
thought tho woman had been murdered.
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The Egyptian Question,

LONDON. Jan. l3.-The Berlin CORES pondent
OF the Times says: The collective mole of France
and England TO the Khedive Of Egypt is viewed
by the foreign Office hare a. grave diplomatic
mistake, which England will rue sooa or later.
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Tho resdjnater5 short time ago w1ra ioad IN
the!r opposition to tho payment Of the War
interest Oh tho Stata debt. but having losrnt d
that SUCH interest was as legal a. iha. for any
other iime. they did not "olimiaato' it in their
recent tsttmant OF tho deb.
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FIRE IN ORANeE.-The store of Mr.. j. P.
Echsrds. silusted at Tln1er's ststiou,in Orange
ooun'y. on tho line ct the Narrow Gauge r R.,
vas together. with all it's contents, entirely OR
sumod on last Saturday night The tr gin of
the fro is a mystery. Mr.. Richards was the rail-
road sgent and postmaster, and all the property
belonging to the railroad and Government il :
Guiding postaga stamrr, mailbsgs, g., WAS de-
strtyed. Mr.. Richards estimates bis loss at
S. 1000 on which there was nsuratc, of ST, 500,
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Opening and Closing of the MaiIa.

Opening and Closing of the MaIIs.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., and Northeutern mai b
,. NJ. II m. and and 10 p. m.
Western mails 30 and is q. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond. Va, 10 80 q.
m. and 80 and Is p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia. way and through mails, I o. Z.
N. and 9 % p. m.
Manassas Division 7 90 o. IN.
AleIandria TO Bound Hill VI, 8(NOa. M
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. via Washing.
'on, u; o., 80 Z. m. IL m. and & 90 p. m.
sud 80 .. No.
y, Southwestern mails via Lynchburg Virginia,
Harough mails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 8 30 a. m.
Manassas Division 80 p. m. for lock boz only.
round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 80 p. m.
Office Hours-OHics opens At s 80 q. M, and
closes 1t % p. m.
Sunday Hours-Oface opens 1t 8 As 4. M, and
Hoses at 8 80 q. m. -'''