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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May 1.-THE mar.
ket for grain is quiet ard plces ate firm. Th,rs
Is no change to noto in Flour. Tho offerings CT
wheat have somewhat increased, and llt6
bushels sold to-day ut il9, 122 and l23 for Fu!.z
10 and l26 for mixed and 1?8 and 100 for LAT
c:sser. Corn sold o. IS for both white and ye!-
low. No Bye or Oa!s reported. Country pro
euce il quic. nnd unchanged.
- BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nav &C.
frices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows "
GENERALLY rated first quality. .........5 60 6 20
healum or good fair qualify. ........4 Is q 5 IS
GUsolnarythln Steers, Oxen and Cows 2 81 4 60
1E4teme range OF prices ...........,,,2 &C @ 6 20
nUst o! Inc sales were from ......,5 to o 6 81
REeecelpss for the week 1912 hosd sales Ill.
:, Inc o?nerlngs to-day show decided falling o;i
~ ~ 9esnty IS compared with those Of las. w5es.
~ .ue msrKes was much slower than it Wiz
saen; ana price; we've la4s Of, 4c on the tops a-4
sAac On tho medium ana common grades. Thee
unsold. SS'''o ''t' WV
Al!ca Cow.-Tha market is fairly active va
qGose at 52sS - per head wholesale y, to qusli!y
cros neSp ana ham9s-There is a gerry largo in.
Gfesse IN the number CT tho cGier!ngi over lbs.
.Ss win sono not az good snd others be:Iot
man the best offered ,hen. The home demand
IS somewhat Glow, but there il q fair outside De.
h hana, dealer from Phiisdelphis Es7iog
oought over 1000 head for that raarka. We
auo.s eheep at 4.63c sud Lambs s.. Classic per
10 gross. Arrivals this wee! 7lGo hose.
hoga-Ihere is slight increase n the aumia7
OF Inc receipts, and an improvement in the gen
slsl Quality of the offerings, comm IN lgh! Hogs
oslng much more scsrca IMAM last weak. Trsds
Is only fslr, and the supply fully equal to The
,lta8lc per ID net, with few extra nice q shade
n'gher. Arrivals this week 1858 head.
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From Mr. Casey W. jones. OF TIC Norfolk
Virginisn. We have received c1py Of the sc
ond edition Of his Norfolk ss C Business Cen
tre." It is 90. only 3 directory OF The bu:aess
houses of Norfolk, but q complete and irtarast-
ing history Of that city and al is commercial,
manufacturing snd other n!cre-t!; and IS Il p 20
part of the edition vas distributed ars!Ui.ous2J
Throughout. the country It will doubtless do
much toward extending tho impression tha: al
ready obtains in Virginia respecting the grow.
ing Importance Of Norfolk as business center
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

FRENCH AND TUNIsIAN TREATY. The cs5!c
dispatches 10 ses:erday's Gazette stated list
the English papers Wiz, very bitter in Their
comments upon the &C i,r of Fr,zc) in inpcgs
log such sewers terms upon Tans 10 their tr,a
with tbst couatry. Some Paris paoors rel.
e,ngrlIy to the English criticisms. Tac Joursa.
des Dabats says: "Na;io0s, like ioiiviluss
must ba allowed their ti:a Of ill-hun2T. III,
Freach studied their own in:e;es.s wtaCu! p,,.
judiolcg those OF others. Had she gone SIC.
further she would not s,usiily have diii;r,l
from England, whose militant p,l G. She IS inn
taling, but 10 o mildsr ADD less stsr.Iirg la3i
loo." The Temps tnits England With c1c u
sg0g ltsIian proteusio,s. which woul co. 9th
Wise have gone so far. If England uni l'ag
mesot % harm, they were impruient 10 !!sa.
ing ct Turis such oors1ls as Mr. Rsg!o s3a
Signor Mscolo. The Rspub.iqua Frsrciiso up
braids Eoglsnd and Italy for loaving Fra,c, II
Der tsto in 1870 and dsclaims aggressive d,
s'gns. but insists on tho right OF Frapce to d..
tend her frontiers aud her bouo-.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

; john Bogen. recently Convicted Of The mgr.
dsr Of Posey Dew. 10 Richmond, was taken to
the poIiontiary Saturday.
Tho body of Henry Calls. well aaoSn ciii
ZEN of Norfolk, Usa found l,aing il he .y,r
yesterday morning. 4 ilry q Inquest re:ura
cd verde; CT accidental browsing, CAh,x,,
abcu. forty years of aGe, and was last seen alis.
on the wharf Satufday ai!atn1oo. When ha W.
considerably under the irilec:a CT iQlor.
john Sohrad: WIS found yesterday uo,aies
at 40 carly htur IyioS in sn uacan$c!cus o9o4..
ton 10 the yard Of tbs Fifth (c3lOro3) Bsnlist
Church, Rtcbmond, end died sjoa aft:rE,fi
Tho unfortunate mar had been whicH!d in h,
Polio, Coutt Saturday, Tor stca-g b,cu a,i
smartlzg under the disgrace, hal ie,c,mo
on self destruction. SchGiids was Gr!i1g ii
wec brase solder and received a tad .sD.
cut upon tee tomplo. ADD it is uoders'oli tAat
the wound impaired his reason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

Mr.. Conk0g's loag letter to Go7e!a5r Ger
n,!l givirg the rcaaoos thei irduood him to r..
sort t, the gEotcsql3 aud Transporter: fsTo, of
rendering iGsis2G:i3a 70 Z. !cgi.i.'uc3 that n.d
previously been police aGl fund determined
to ra'e!ect ha, Is 80 cgsoo1iogiy poor defense
OF az extremity BAD aau,a. an1 waoa critic. lily
examined u,ns On; - b, nothiag hu! vaia
attempt to do1y to the Pr,3.A,at the gr,ros4'
tive granted h'cl By tA9 CJls!;u,ln 10 mike
noniosi)rs Tor o.rtain cf6c.a Of tho GoV;rl.
mont. whom those nominations a;o Objectionable
- single Senator. The President did nc. de-
maEd that the Sc1ato should conGrn Tho 1on,i.
nation Of Nj. Robertson. but he did demand, rs
he had hight TO Go, that tina. nomination shouid
be acted upon, and It was solely because be
made that constitutional demand tina. Mr. Coni:-
ling attempted to Dulidtz3 him, and fsilinG, re-
sorted to the sham Of reigna.ion.
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We have received, with the copIp:GlcEis CT
the translstor, Rose Won Tsnnerbery, : talo
translated from the German of schmid, By L-u.
clio Agnes A1cko:, of Vi!gias. Tne story "a
designed to illustrate sven the worldly benz :
that accrue from, tho proper rearing CT cbilircn
by morsl and Christian parents, ani though
simple cse SUI p,aiajy told j. is no1e tao less
attractive. Its peru:sl will inIoIca. and po:
beref. both parent, and children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17
A9ehant FfkiIisu

FL, LoSDoN, May l7.-Tae Stard,rds disnstob
fon Berlin says the NihiIists bsv, ans vps.sd
sao ma1ltes:o OF the Gar by proclsmstion
SAYING they accept tho war which h,a has.,
T Sto' upon upon tGem aud arc confident of yicoru
nc greater the oppression The rmer viii H'V n.y.
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Russians and .Jews

~, LONDON .S. May 1.-THE Daily News ST, Pa.
tho augs fhspssch says fresh riots directed agans
ment OF Kief, and 6. Odessa, where ,he so fesa
d douses we're wrecked. The Eaily New Vienns
ossgalcn esys Ut ia reported that the nonni.na
Burning house, '"'o 'ns AAnes OF
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PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY Il, 1881.


No pattsr wac m3y b norai1sted G. the
denCc:a!ic p;ima:y c.e2:i21 ao1 IL progress
here, i: beboovas every tue democratic voter
in the city. whether he nay ha7a taken part in
il CT not, 10 sup.c;t lao t:cko: that may BE- s..
Iec:ed. O: ccu,so every ho0oIabo MN rho
voted 10 dag ri! VOC 'hs straight tick2t on The
2G:h iLs:aas, ,v.n # shai! no. coLta;o si0sl2
che OF tho NAMES h2 d::ic@d 10 have place
upon il. Battle Obligation 70 v?,c the srlight
ticket il Do less tia3og u90D tllsc democrats
Rho did 10. vote 10 G.y. ;hcy had the same
opportunity tia. rs tE,rct Oilers 10 se!ec!
the CANDIDATES, ard if i. suited neither their
,,cser,o nor c7ry,nio,-, r. avail ,bcrnsn!vss Of
j., and they left ,bas work to others who took
more ia.tr,s, il i, lAty have Only ihauseIvt 8
to bl2ne,fthe;r C,v,r;.ps ,vo m: hstn s,lectcd
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BlOWing I'D the H,oltaa

d, LYNDON. may IA tube containing eitbe,
asuanIte OF gun cotton. With fuss aitsoS SeS'
p psI .of S toto tho doorway of thu Gsn,,.i
oic' citation at Liverpool at midoiobs sn Ias.
usa.. LOUD explosion followed and na ,as.
WINDOWS W're broken. but nobody was hr,t an'
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Large Fire.

CINCINNATI, May l6.-A gtes: Ere isr.y,,,
ed raging at Nashville. Tenn. M dt fS,;
information concerning it has &c. been scc.;s"9
bus it ia runorod tina. fcur sq11.cs s.e 81 ~.
mercy of the flames. '"a
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DIED.

IN tho morning of the l7th OF May, Miss
. oLtA rOHREoT, daughter of the late NJ ,jor
Josepn forrest, of Washington. D. q. gs- fun,
efal IRON trinity Church, Washington, at 43o
p. In. Wednesd az the 18Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

pugilist of Boston, snd Jcha Flood, Of hi, H.;
came oil last night on the HUDSON rive. 9 ~ J,
kbove Yonsers. Sullivan was the fi.ias -.Va
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Suicide,

NEW York, MAY 18th, police rcpe.,si
this morniag that Efas Piersoo, ssed II, sho,
herself in tho left breast this narni1s and did
st OLce,
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The COnkling. Plato Resisnatio..

HUDSON. N. z, May 1.-THE friends IF ~
Administration here fred l0) guns E: moo, ~ -
dsy. Petitions are IN circulation agsiu:. =, w. !.
reelection of Messr5. Conkling and P!s, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

The Msy numbar Of thu muaic.l Herald has
been received from It's publishers in Boston Is
leading article is History of she Organ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

MIR. Il. Schasfer, Allegheny City. p. h.d
Tho rheumatism for eight years. A tiasn b..
tie of st. Jac)bs Oil cured him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17
Prize FIGHT

mir aW y ,h ttS on May 1.-THE long rendin,
'''"' Hsa' between John L. Sullivan, the su notaS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

1 UNITS COUGH SYRUP for Coughs .nd
- Oolds; pric3 25c. ap2I
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IN BOXES PRIME ca EaSN Just received
- ~ by (mhl1l j. G. NlLBUG.l"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nay 1G.-
frices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
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cs: conviction, it is difficult to $40 whet dim
he has tor COY reward, no: to speak of su.h
great rowaEd, Tho ec:ion Of which 40 estimate
IS thus Invited ls understood to bo this: MIR,
robertson end SKY Moo other mea accented
roma State convention oattsin trust. Thev
sought snd acoeDtcd tho position Of apacls or
delegates to the n5i)aal cou7enlion, The s ate
convention declared plainly stated Judgment
aud p??icy to be obar'ed a5d supported by
those /. commissioned. To this declaration ali
se!Sc:ed delegates gave implied consent. But
siVera OF thcm in addition made most spec,6o
personal pledges and engagements to exert
thtm3elvcs 10 g1od filth lhrcu2h5us to ssnnre
the nomination of Gen. Grant. Thew mazda
this pledge as the means CT obaioirg their own
appointment IS deli 6 it.s, and they did, es va
o1ta personally Know, ob!sio their seats 10 the
ns'loaEl Convention upon the faith of their per.
sonai statomsnts OF thelt carlcstuess and ideli.
". lhe obligation thus assumed va under,
STAND 10 ieVolVc integrity Is much as the obli.
ga;ioo OF ono |ao receives tbs p7oyy CT stock.
nClitr ID corporation upon the ple6r, and
PROMISE to Vote as bis Principal would yotc.
Whether Mr. Robertson W.s or yasnot himsaIf
bound, not Gully by hqoor aud iunIio.Iion hnt
By expressly glVioe bis word, becomes onits
Imuaterla 10 view Of the claim usds fer him
l. Is 'rssted that be "org lriz,d the bolt, CT. es
u haa been seneiim:s stated, III. yas tha
ieade! OF tha b.lt" Thisis 10 ssy tba, he ipyjted
Persuaded, iaducad others whom be knew had
sven their word and ned obtained their soats
o. cciyg 80. to violate thc;r word ard betrsv mo-
9a7 fepao!'c,ns assembled il State o3nvanli,n'
out Inc republicans OF their districts az ueII
WAC Tad trusted 10 lhtit honor. Wboevzr
oouIssis end procurss another to do dishon-
ofao9 act Gust share With that other the enlt
!; Ecu shoa'a share tho odiun justly atachicg to
Il: We ars. therefore, wholly unable, unon
" snatsver ground we pu: it, to see Justification
tt S ourselves SHOULD re become parties 10 using
.ae pnSl'o trusts shjo5 belong to the peopI, to
I. qd!fo tu'h services in such modes. But The
spp'.aoecs enpoyed 10 etftc. re.u's se.s m
noI siIaadards of resp ,Dsitiiit7, aud invade, ss
W. 'sleSe, tie truths AMI principles on which
.S SEPARATE s1d co.ordiosto brarchcs CT
.as g'VsEnment Stand. a Senator has tis
S 9 Responsibility. He is ameoebl, 10 HE
:, $3.50 40 ala to the body Of which be ia a
oenOef' TIC is bound by his oath to "sSvis,
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GHI' TT" Z E;aE EsEF.
S0th =:
E'orssiar sEvsithl2 DTswlHg ei the
(Cj0rDn0Gl;go oa!th L)Is tTlbuti0n &c.
in .he city 0t i;cuiEyil!e. on

il the city 0t Loui5vil!e. on
SATURDAY, uKCEM BER 81, 1881.
THese drawings occur monthly (Sundays ex.
capteG) under provisions Ci al act ot ths Gcn-
orel Assembly OF kentucky.
Tie nitG3 States Gicuuit Cor on March 81
rendered tao following decisions:
iSs-IilE.s the dOHtinonTcGitla Gis-
fEis,;EtiGts GGzss ssiE:y i'll sse%;,i.;
G..-ESS drawings axe f.sirs
IG0 Company has nov OF laad alnrge ress-7e
suad. &e.d carefully the ii=t % prizes for tho
DE IE1sEsEts D<sAsFs1s1.
] p.i iSe-.. 33W.lEQ 100 PRICE Si03 aach SO COG
I s,I.zc-,., lC, TGl go pr;3es &c cnch 1u,G00
p-:.2G,.- E.UGJ Geo priZas 20 each 1860
1.C2G prizes IL zach !U.000
iG prizoa 3 600 each $IQGGu
~ prizes taiJ Ga2i: lV,2C1
prizes acc aa2l. Ag":oI. Prizes. S, 1to
. prizss i,rizSs =. =. ::a' 3aS '"'''' l'sSE an
1860 pri2as, @ll2,a0O
Whoa s:2,.;;a 81 4al; !io:.::4.s 81; q tickets
500; 50 tickets ;,..G
H2-4!. Meme o. 2nui: D..;: IL. T.ettur. or SEND
by Express, @O& ! SEND BIZ R&GISIAR-
I'd LETTER OF PU5-oTFLC. ORDER.
Orders Of s. and upwsrG, by EIp-ess, csn be
scat Al cur oLpanso Address Ill orders to u.
81. Ess.s EIEsM RAE, CouIioEnJousral Build
rig, z@sitsel!iss, Esz.s or zoo broadway. n. Y.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DE-. Z. @. VESTS = ERvE and BRAIN GREAT.
&sNr specific for hys:eria Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss of Memory Specmstorrhes, impo-
tarey, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
h2e. caused by ove-.exerli0a, self abuse, oc ova,
indulgence which leads 10 misery. decay and
death. Ono boz will cure recent cases. Each
boz contains one 70 onth' g treatment, One dollar
box, or six boraa for ivs dollars; aent by mail
prepaid On receipt OF pIice, We guarantee s1
boxes to cure any csae. With each ordor re-.
csiYed BY us fer six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee 10 return the money if The tcest-
ment does net efec. cure. Guarantees issued
by JANNEY = Co, Druggists, alexandria,
Va, Wholesale end retail psanss. Urdara by
msil will receive prompt st:ention. mart
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BRODEES e CO,
Wholesale Dealers AND Jocbers in
GROCERIES, PEOVlSioES, ELQUE
SALT AND FISH.
a full line OF fce.s5cated pure, CID WhIskeys,
ErsIdies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. DC. "a Phiia-
aelphia and Clsgetes Baltimore ales, and Borg
ner & Engeps Lager Boer, in casks OF bottles
Agents for James s. Wech Bes: Family
Flour, James 8. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps
Dupont q Cos. Sporting and Blasting Sun
powder, and B.i:i:ao-o and Potomac Rive:
Steamers.
Orders promptly stsoadsd to, snd ccpsigc.
ments solicited. 30, II King street,
oct &-h EloIAndrix, We.
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AEFEEtsA EAE,sg.

rTHHUoTAES' SAJ.ROF LAND By virus
a OF a deed OF trust from harg.,e. Geiza!.
d.ted the 1t day OF Juna ISL. to secure j. S.
OTIS u 90. the Euu &c 5000 recorded sGongst
mo lnnd records of FsIrfsx ccunty, libsr n,
10. q, folio e3. tho urd assigned will eyposo 10
sale At public auction st Farf.x Court House.
on AOEDAY, the l9sh day CT Deem 1er, 1881,
(cGuIt day) The following described res; estate:
a JRACI OF LANU conveyed to ihe ssid
Margaret He;z}l By Thomaa More, Iornmis-
sioEet, md bounded a: follows: Beginning ca
tho west line Of Sally Buffers land, l chain u
!inka, north of the corner OF lands owned by the
heirs OF Presley Simpson, thence I3', vas! II
cnslns - LINKS 10 STAKE. thence north IS ca aims
and 70 links to tie rsroad, III aucc eGe:6Ilv ong
the south side of shid rohd 10 chaias sn4 : links
to Sally Buffers lard, thence south 20 !ho be-
ginning contsiuing 7G cores moro or less.
Ielns OF sale: 4 eGtli; ;ent sum in hand % per
tie su-n of $1,000 with ~ per c.. iu.a.eg. from
!As l:t day OF June, ISL, aud cost: Of SIZE; the
rofidu, UPON crodi: Of 2 montis 20 be secured
upon the land sold. Sale to take place between
l. sad o'c!ccS, THOMAS = Lows,
JAMES ii, LOVE-,
rOY2l. ont7 T-,,}o..
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Csll and lonk at cur IS Sscks srd Jsci-
ste. dec2 lw | EICHBERG.
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C0MMIsSTON MERCmANTs.
TET A. JOHNSON s. CO..

WEOLESALE GHOCEHS,
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS.
ALL KINDS III SSs5sti 81 IIoUoEs. ie
Hsvo on hsnd ndGIBSON s XX, X&A, XXXX
Ind Ind R6S5 2hP Wit 2hR 4aSHA s:o BxE
ERS and TECMPSON' PURE RYE
WHISKIKS. to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country 10, merchandise sAAji
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour. Grsin and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tte
highest marke: prices .nd prompt returns.
Northeast corner OF Cameron and Royal sts.,
Alexsldris. vs.. sepH
THoAAs Fzkhz'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER III FLOUE, FE3E, Salt, AND
FERTILIzE
Also Agent fox
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CEl!LED
febls-tt ALEXANDRIa, W.
g. B. FISHER. @. wM. FIsuEs.
ESlsHER & BROS,
Successors to FiGher, Rcss & Co..
GROOERS. LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. IS Cameron street, Alexandria, Va,
Special attention given 10 The sso of country
produce, poultry. &c 80 isn2l-tt
S"sHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
COM&IsSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
J. B. FICKLEN e. SONS BRIDGEYATRH
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
DEALER and GUTTER OF aAY.
Prompt attention given to all orders both from
city and country.
% KING STREET,
jsn12 Aia1s1dr!,, We.
HARAoN g sA1TH' =,
WHOLESALE
GROOERs AND CEREBRAL COli Il IabION
G2EGHANGa,
Corner Prince snd Rcya, r.s.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 3
Consisnments os Grain sad Country Produce
solicited, and prompt re!urn ,asis ~ &c
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WAY DowN.-Dress goods 10 plaid aud
stripes ct Is cents yard; former price so Cts.
q yard. Please cali sni inspec, ss
6ee2-lR l. EICaBERG's,
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FUa TRIMMING. Velvet ard Plush 10 all
shades and quality, in silk cotton and wool ct
dec2-lW |. EICHBERG's
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LADIES CLoTu and OloskiDgs bought under
the hsmacr at less THAI half rrc, iust opened
st ldec2-l8 |. EICHBERG's
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FEEEEL5X EstS,

embracing ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES
AMmON1ATEO FERTILIZERS and
GERMAN POTASH SALTS (Keinit)
am prepared 10 otfsr to the Wholesale snd
retail trade the above at different ports, both
n orth and South, st prices to compete with
olher manufacturers.
Special efforts will be made 20 II &c! the views
Of large buyers, address
PkKKY NJ, DaLEON,
Manufacturer aad Importer of Fsrtiiiz.rs,
81 Broad way. New York
Southern CEcs l01 Bay street, Savannah,
Georgia sepl 0-eoSn
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-10
IN mEmORIum.

Mrs Mary Dolin was born ia Beaver county,
Pennsylvania, on the 22d day Of February, A..
y. 1916, and died In Washington c. H., o.. jan
Goth, 1881. She was married to Robert D0lin in
1892, with whom she lived happily for "A years,
when he was called from labor to reward, leay-
ing her with six small children-One son and
i've daughters. With these she removed to
Washington, about the year lsl7, and by her
own labor maintained and supported them, un
old enough to aid themselves. Her only son
she gave as an Offering to her country in its de-
fense against Rebellion. Hedied in thatdefense.
All the daughters lived to womanhOOd, and
married One passed over before her. -Four
remain to mourn her loss, and cherish. the hall,
lowed memory Of their sainted mother.
Mrs. DOlin united with the NJ. Z. Church
when II years old, and continued an active,
faithful member during her life. ShelOved the
church and all it's means OF grace. and until
prevented by disease, was in attendance al eT-
cry service it afforded. She particularly loved.
the class room, and for many years, prioFto the
building Of the present church, the class OF
which she was a member, met weekly at her.
house. Mrs Dolin was all that is comprehendeds
in the term "a Christian Woman She was
respected by all. and sincerely loved by those
who knew her best Her life was eminenuy
exemplary, and fitting preparation for the
ineGable joys Of that mansion in the skies pre-
pared for her.
Her tolls are past her work is done,
And she is fully blest;
She fought the fight, the victory won,
And entered into rest.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-10
RESOLUTIONS oF RESPECT.

At the meeting Of the committee ap-
pointed from Co. B, 9Th Reg't ON. G.,
to prepare resolutions, relative to the
death of Corporal George Long, the
following were offered by Orderly Ser
geant Maynard, and adopted:
WHEREAS Death has taken another
name from our company roster, and an
other comrade in early manhood from
our ranks, therefore
RESOLVED, That this command has
learned with deep regret the death of
Corp. George Long in the prime of man
hood and usefulness
ReS0tUed, That in Corp. Long this
cOmmrnd loses an earnest and
devoted soldier-prOmpt, willing and
disciplined.
RESOLVED, That an escort of a nom
commissioned officer and twelve pri-
Yates, as prescribed by regulations, be
sent with the remains Of the deceased
for burial.
ReSolved, That 4 copy of these resolu-
tions be given to the Washington G. H.
papers for publication, and a copy of
the same be transmitted to the family of
the deceased.
lsT LIEUT.. j. i. MILLIKAN.
ORD. SERG'T II. B. MAYNARD,
PRIVATE NJ. BAReEAY,
WILLIS NJ PINE,
'' FRANK EDWARDS,
Committee.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-10

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