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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
) THE CONFEDERATE BATa9a
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While on this field (Manassas) and
suffering this terrible anxiety, General
Beauregard determined that the Con-,
federate soldier must have a, flag so dis
tinct from that of the enemy that no
doubt should ever again endanger his
cause on the field Of battle, -,4 4--s.,d
Soon after the battle he entered into,
correspondence with Colonel William
Porcher Miles, who had served on his,
staff during this day, with view to Sc,
curing his aid in the matter. and pro-,
posing blue field, red bars, crossed,
and gold stars. f...-.l.
They discussed the matter at length.
Colonel Miles thought it was contrary
to the laws of heraldry that the ground,
should be blue, the bars red and the
stars gold. He proposed that the ground
be red, the bars blue, and the stars,
white. .---7 .-....-.
General Beauregard approved the
change and discussed the matter freely
with General Johnston. Meanwhile it
became known that the design for a
| flag was under discussion, and many de-.
signs were sent in. The matter was
freely discussed at headquarters, till,
finally, when he arrived at Fairfax
Courthouse, General Beauregard caus-i
ed his draughtsman "a Germany to make
drawings of all the various designs
which had been submitted. With these
designs before them the officers at head
quarters agreed on the famous old ban3
ner-the red field. the blue cross, and
the white stars. The flag was then sub
mitted to the War Department and was
approved. s
The first flags sent to the army were
presented to the troops by General
Beauregard in person, he then express
ing the hope and confidence that it
would become the emblem of honor and,
victory ye.gesss 4.s83 to aoa
The first three flags received were.
made from ladies dresses by the
Misses Carey, of Baltimore and Alex
& andrla, at their residences and the resi-
dences of friends, as soon as they could
get description of the design adopted.
One of the Misses Carey sent the flag
she made to General Beauregard. ! Her
sister sent hers to General Van Dorm,
who was then at Fairfax Court House.
Miss Constance Carey, of Alexandria,
sent hers to General Joseph Z. Johnston.
General Beauregard sent the flag he
received at once to New Orleans for
safekeeping. Be- After the fall of New
Orleans Mrs. Beauregard sent the flag
by Spanish man-of-War, then lying in
the river opposite New Orleans. to Cuba
where it remained to the close of the
, war, when 1t was returned to General
Beauregard, who presented it for safe
keeping to the Washington Artillery, OF
II New Orleans.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
A SERMON IN RHYME.

If you have friend worth loving,
Love him. Yes, and let him know
That you love him, ere life's evening
TInge his brow with sunset glow
Why should good words ne'er be said
OF a triend-till he be dead?
Ifyou hear song that thrills you.
Sung by any child of song.
Praise it. Do not let the singer
Wait deserved praise long.
Why should one who thrills your heart
Lack the joy you may impart?
Ifyou hear prayer that moves you,
By its humble. pleading tone.
JOIN it. Do not let the seeker
Bow before his God alone.
Why should not your brother share
The strength of "two or three" in prayer?
II you see the hot tears falling
From loving brothers eyes.
Share them. And, by kindly sharing,
Own your kinshir with the skies.
Why should any one be glad
When brothers heart is sadf
If silvery heart goes ripping
Through the sunshine on his face.
Share it. TITS the wise mans saying
For both grief and joy place.
There's health and goodness in the mirth
In which an honest laugh has birth.
Ifyour work is made more easy
By friendly. helping hand,
Say SO. Speak out brave and truly.
Ere the darkness veil the land.
Should brother workman dear
Falter for word of cheer?
Scatter thus your seeds of kindness,
All enriehing as you 60
Leave them. Trust the Harvest-giver.
He will make each seed to grow.
So, until its happy end.
Your life shall never lack friend.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
GEO. H. BLAKE, Publisher.

ate danger. and then half the time put
on hind side before. i'- -
The man who doesn't believe in any
hereafter has got! dreadfully mean
opinion of himself and bis chances. 49,.
A good doctor is gentleman to whom
We pay three dollars visit for advising
US to eat less and exercise more. f.;f-,
Out in the world men show US two
sides to their characters !; by the fre-,
side only one.M 80 asodi aedi sua7sla
The world is filling with educated
fools-mankind reads, too much and
learns too little. ...ss ~ ..r,.. 81
Every man has his follies, and often,
times. they are the most interesting
things he has got. oo,,e,.is,, at..,.
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Ode to the printer-Sl.5O.

Ode to the printer-$1.50.
Worth one hundred scents on the dol
lara good nose.
Any fool can make woman talk, but
its hard to make one listen.
A lady is always athletic enough to
jump at an offer of marriage.
Beware of the man who grinds his teeth
while hushing his baby to sleep.
The true way for bad boy to ego on
a bender" is over his mothers knee.
Why is rosebud like promissory
note? Because it natures by falling dew.
Not good if detached" may apply as
wen to married people as to railroad
tickets.
When girl talks about the 1.-TWO
strings to her beau,' does she mean his
suspenders?
An Ohio newspaper speaks of man
being bruised by the "emphatic gesture
of mule.''
The short girl should not cry because
she's not tall !; let her remedy the evil by
getting spliced.
Every man who dies in the country
strengthens the chance of the others for
a deputy sherifship.
You may be poor, you may be unknown,
you may never reach distinction. Still,
you can shut the door.
''Who frew dat peanut at me?" asked a
| darkey when struck on the Uranium with
sand bag thrown out of a balloon.
| Glands wanted on boys pants," is the
daily advertisement in the newspaper.
Twas ever thus from childhoods hour.
Mrs. Mary Hardy, who lectures as to
what we shall do with our daughters,
| warns mothers to beware of the young
man who drives fast horse. The ad.
! visibility of purchasing slow horses will
be apparent to all.
Itching Piles-Symptoms and Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like per
spiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as if pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum; the private part.
are sometimes affected; if allowed to con
tinue very serious results may follow
CDR. SwAYNE'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
is pleasant sure cure. Also for letter
itch, salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas
barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty
cutaneous eruptionS. Price SO cents
boxes for $l.25. Sent by mail to any ad
dress on receipt of price in currency, O
three cent postage stamps. Prepared onl
by DIR. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth St
| Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters shoul
be addressed. Sold by all prominen
, druggists. All
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
A THOUSAND YEARS FROM
NOW.

I see the mart, and see how men
Burn with the lust of gold:
And souls. like dotish sheep and swine,
Are daily bought and sold, 10 -
My heart is sick with shame, my head
In weary doubt bow, ~
And only ask, "Will it be thus
A thousand years from nowF'
walk the filthy streets
Where herd the wretched poor,
And note what meagre ghosts of men
Pass by. the days toll o'er,
/ read the tragedy that's writ
On many livid brow.
And wonder. "Will there be such scenes
A thousand. years from now7"
stand where Fashion holds her court.
A naughty beauties shine;
And scented foplings leer and lisp,
And quaff the sparkling wine.
see troths plighted void of love,
And hear the hstless VOW
''Will shame like these cucumber earth
A thousand years from now?"
! wander DER the battlefield,
And hear the moan of pain
That rise from those that fall beneath
The cruel iron ram.
1 bind up gaping wounds, and cool
The fever tortured brow,
And cry, 40 Christ, will such things be
A thousand years fiom now?
A calm voice answers: "Be of cheer!
The Lord still reigns. and He
Who made the world can care for it,
And make it glad and free.
Wait patiently upon His will
All time is His. and thou
Shalt see how fair this earth will be
A thousand years from now.
"All Is dark through broken clouds
The strong sun pours its ray.
And tells of realms of light and calm
Where smiles the perfect day.
Let hope. not doubling be thy guide,
And then thou wilt see how
There well can be better world
thousand years from now.
'All are not false, all are not hard,
All are not vain, and cold;
All are not foolish. giddy moths,
All do not worship gold.
God hath His own. whose sturdy knees
Will ne'r to Baal bow;
The prophets of nobler age.
A thousand ears from now"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

..Josh Billings" has published
''Cook Book and Pictorial Proverbs as
his latest contribution to literature.
Freed from bad spelling. the following
are some of his best sayings: saafaf
The man who gets bit twice by the
same dog is better adapted for that kind
of business than any other. lgaa
There is great deal of religion in
this world that is like life-presever,
only put on at the moment of immedi-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
Experience is school where man
learns what big fool he has been.

THAT'S FAcT.-A man can't work unless he feels
well. The hard times have made plenty OF people
sick simply by worrying them almost out Of their wits
about money and business. Trouble Of mind has
brought on trouble OF body. There is Indigestion,
heaviness in the head, and all that Are you afflicted
in this way3 Go and invest One Dollar for bottle Of
DIR. David Kennedys 'Ravorite Remedy" and it will
make new man of you 1t takes the bile out Of the
blood, and is worth trip to Rondout. N. Y..-the
Doctors home--on foot. if you can not get If more
easily. First however. see if your druggist hasn't
got it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

A Traveller on four continents says
that the prettiest city in the world is
Sacramento, Cal. sA17 Per-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

The last New Jersey cranberry crop
of 402,630 bushels was the largest ever
known.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

Harriet Beecher Stowe has lost all
her oranges in her Florida groves, about
100000, by cold. M b &
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

Call him your friend who dares to tell
what he honestly thinks of your society
department and home behavior.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07

There are two kinds of fools in this
world-those who can't change their
opinions and whose who won't.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
VOL. 1O.---NO. 6.
Orleans County @unitor,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEO. H. BLAKE,
BARToN,VT.

TERNs-StrietIy in adUdnce, $l.5o per annum. II
paid IN advance, 81 OOa year. Subscribers living
outside of Orleans County remit 10 cents extra
for postage For convenience in remitting, we will
give credit for one year and four months for $40 to
subscribers in the county and year and three for
6200 to subscribers without the county, when sent
tTietly in Gdudnce. r--.-s5. r.
RATES OF ADVERTISING made known onapplicatlon.
Remit by P. o. Money order, Registered Letter or
when your subscription expires. and see that your
payments are kept in advance. When money is sent
ls shall give you the credit on the label at once
the label is not advanced within two weeks, notify
! 8 by postal card.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
VIM. B. DODGE,

3T DWELL, VT, AGENT FOR THE VERMONT
IL Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Montpelier.
IT. Insure dwellings, farm property, household
lrniture, ETC., and mercantile risks for the term OF
hree five years. All honest losses equitably ad-
lsted and promptly paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
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Eos! Estate I gents and &uctio1oorsi
TUMEt$SIuH.:S SALE OF VhiUA.
~ BLK REAL ESTATE ia hLEXAN-
DR1A COUNTY, FiEGiNIA-In p,irsusGca
OF Gccraa Of the Li:cui. GGuc. az hlnx:rd.i.
county in the charc5ry csuso Of Vim J. Minor
OF 81. w. Cathsrino Am Lemon ct 81, the un-
dnrsigned will offer 70: sale ST public sun!lon, Is!
about II m, On " GDN E5DAY. Tho 9th dsy
Of July, 1884, in front Of the old Court House, on
Cplumbus street, Alexandria, Virgins, THREE
rAROELS OF LAND seprstsiy, being the
Gad OF which ". j. h!inor died saiZ,d, TO wit:
let. A TRACT or LAND, containing IS
scres, rood and 81 g. pGrchas, and klUwa So
the "3GH0OL HOUSE TRACT"
ID. 4 TRACT, contsit i1g J.. acres and pa!t
OF tho ''SPkINGEI TRACT" 4aaoGr! a.
ID. q TEAUT, contsniag 7; ac:ss. end ar
other pa. OF tbs "6pi iHgietd tract" With right
of way, 3 rods wide oEa. Tie south cad of tho l4
acre tract.
Iosns; Ono.tfird ia cash, ard tho rs3ijua 10
two cqusl nsyiHon.s C. Elk sEd twelve months
with interest frc:a to day &C s.e. lao notes
of the purchasers vaiTiE2 homestead exea1p-
lion, with eccuEity, 60 be gvca tHGEr!or an1 tha
title Of the lsod to b. rct,'ne1 Uaii tho purchasG
money IL paid.
II. E.-Ihis land is noar Inc ctios Of George
Town, Washington ard 1lazslifia sGd is nf
good quality, and there are scIno improvements
sod wood on ths frat nsnsd tract. . plot and
survey Ollie land I2.y DO aeon Sc tho oiiico CT
John -. johnson, f-iexsaGria, VG.
:. i. BEACH,
! JOHN 81. JUGNSCN,
jc27-ts Commissioners OF Sale.
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At III stjourncd meeting Of the Co:nmon
GouLc 1t the City Of Aie1andria. held July
lS.h. 1851 there were present: James II. Dong
| las, csq Fresiitnt, snd Mes:rs. Aoore, Her
oer! Lamhclt. Burke, Basch, hatbuty, Rice,
Green. JEichtur., Shin. Mclean. Nails. Cow.
ling, Sweeney AID PesEa.
john W. Greer, meM5er OF this Beard, elect,
from the Second Ward, being present qlsliGed
by taking The required oath, snd WIS ihureupon
placed on The Co.nmi!tse on Claims.
The ErcEIdens rfqIsstgd Mr. Nj srbuEy, TO in
vito the Board OF Aldermen 10 NEE. this Board
in joint convention fer tho purpose Of clectiug
CiJ ell, Gers, ald The Invitation being accepted,
and the two Bosr0's being lii joint convention
Assem- 5a3, the following parsons having receiv.
cd ms ofity CT tho v0tes OF the joint convea-
ton, and the Highest number OF voto5 pol!ed,
for tho eli eos respectively named, were declgr-
cd elected thgro!o VIZ
CITY Surveyor, A, Il, Hurdle.
Keeper OF the Town Clock, l.. Ii. Latham.
Weiaher Of Hay. L. a. Rudd.
Chief Engin:cr Of the Fire Department, z. d.
O. Brien
Fire Wsrdens, in tha following ordsr CT PR
GRITTY l:t j Il. Smoot, "a Stephen a. Green,
Sd Gee. 3. Froncb, and 4lh George 4. Harlow.
Physicians "a the Poor, Drs. L, a. S,.abier, H.
Q. Powell, y. n. French. and George 3. Kip.
stein.
Eoal!h Officer Or. Z. a. Staber.
Board Of Health. For tina Distric. lying South
Va iIuCS 9I'hCbi R4CselS. w, l. OTsFGS, ". .
Erwin and George Washington; For the Dis
trict lying North OF King street, Messrs. John
Lrpnon. George Ii. Robinson ard john Har-
low. sid for tho Distr:ci in end between King
snd Primes s!Ioots, Messrs. Michael Bcss.st,
Owen Nugsn! and d. Il. ID. Smoot.
Dispenser Of Medicines, James EntWisle ir.
OVorseer Of Out Door Poor. W. ". kocE.
Steward Of Offices, V. al. Tsylo-.
Captain Of Police, James T.. Webster.
Leutens1t Of Police, John T.. Smith.
Policemen, J.sies q. Walker, Robt. Tomlir,
Jerc. Franks John Lawler, Julian Arnold
edward Goodrich. Bernard McUsnn, Henry a !.
Crump, +. K. BETTE, John G.. Eightingill
Patrick Hayes. Matthew Latin. James Smith,
Thomas Esjes and Keith DaTis.
Roadynol in tho following order OF priority,
VIZ: lst, W. Z. Grady "A, Georse 4. Ogden;
81, Jozeph Eorscman, and, 18th, Rolio Henry,
The election Of Keeper of the Aims House,
Inspector of Oysters and Ecavenger were post.
poned, and the joint convention then dissolved.
Bills OF O'Neal u Corbet! fer brick suppliad
tor psving, sulouu!ing respectively 10 So 81,
~ Is s1d SIS. and bill of V. W. Power for
curoing amounting 20 $7l. wero referred TO the
Committee on Streets.
The petition CT J.. Cant oarzer for reduction
OF license tax OF September 70, 1880 Was referred
10 thu Committee on Finance.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JAMES Il. CATION. Clerk.
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'7uStENS BALE OE = Valuable
FlsEINif SHORE Ui! Gle POTONSC
q ' L r IN charles Z, ua.y Mildly virtue o:
uscree q ne C:rtri. Court f9r Ca.rles county,
ny ANA, :!;:!2c rs Court Of EQUITY in s
caasa v ne:eiu fT:i Z Gregory was comn!.in
sat SID ia l. G Chapman ma others vera IA.
tIeudntta, bearing este May .d!h, 1851, The pE.
ueiS - Itu:taa kp:,un.ai By raid ,i0urt
WI! tuef a. FUA'i'! sale at tie wee! front Of tho
SsrSsE asu3:, "a tbs city OF & lc.snd,is, Vir-
eiIia' on ~ EHIi.f tho 23l day OF August
he1t o. ]! 'tlcok N al thu REhl. ESTaTE
.ad f&HS0NAL PROPERTY mou.ioDed in
Ine pracSediGE: in said c.u.p, OF which the late
Joan .. t:EhpmSn diai, sozad and ;osses,ed,
10 way: The FlSElNG 3EORB, situated ia
S Ss CO 9.d,. :nd known cs GuAPMAN'S
,t.OLn', ttgathcr With sll tue sppetteusacts
thereto belonging or eupurtaininv 0nd tho boats
ielnss, and other f:hing apparatus used ia fsh.
innS Il. Ih:s shore, which has boon lshed rro-
n!s3'y Ter hundred ind thir:y years and is re-
9htdoo as ore OF tho bost on tho river, is about
one mile in extent and hsa ready access by road
70 Inc tsck Coua.ry.
~ The terms OF asla described By the decree ara
tne turcGhSo money 10 ba paid in three
equal lnstslmeHts. one.ihird cHfh On the day OF
sals' sau .no reEiGus in one and Two years. the
oeieirod Payments to bear i1teres! from the day
OF s%ie' snd Tho payment thereof to DO secured
oy mo BONDS OF tho purchaser With a surety or
sure'les 70 be spproycc by the Trustee, or all
o1y w SsiU vi Uil tnG IhtluC3tlOO
thereof By tho Circui. Cour. for Charles county.
MARYLAND. &. q. CHAPMAN, Trustee,
-l!1o-eots, ------.---- Port Tobsceo. Nd.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAA COUNTY.-Pursuant 10 DEGREES rem.
oered Q: the June tsrm 1881, and tho November
Term 1851 ot tho Circuit Court OF Fairfax County
IN tho sui. OF Simpson Va. Grigaby and others,
Inc undersigned Commissioners of sale therein
namod, on MONDAY, August 10Th (Courtday)
a. bout IL O. CLOCK m Will sell q! public auction
before the door Of tho Courthouse Of sSid coua-
" The f&RA 90 which Judge Z. II, Cockeril,e
OF present resides, contsiDing 2l4 acres and
smaller Tract atjAcont thereto, containing 81
acres.
This land lios near the vill.ge Of Chsntilly and
on tho Little River Turnpike. It is of a tich
rcd soil, well adsptei both to agriculture aad
grszing. Ths improvements, consist Of 8
comfortable UNWILLING HOUSE and sub.
stanslal ou,-3uidings. This is on the whola one
OF inc mast valuable and deairshle ia. ms in Fair.
fax county.
Terms If Sale: Enough cash 10 pay the costs
OF su!t snd expenses of sale; the residue in thres
eGuAl Gnnual instalments. secured By the pur.
enssers notes, with good personal security.
Ooaiing interest from day of sale. Title to BIS
fo!ainod I'll lha last payment is maao.
H. W. THOMAS,
THOMAS T.. LOVE,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Z. WALTON MOORE,
l9lC-aaH Commissioners Of sale.
g. WEE. A:AMRgE.
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IED5S;a Eg.
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As A REMEDY FOR NE:vOUS
UISEkSXS

What the Medical Profession .Say AIout Il,
and the Good Results Attending Its Use IN
Headache: Neuralgia. Indigestion Sleep
tesSnesS. Nervousness and Pa7aiys,s,
Celery has only come into pubic notice with.
Ia Inc last lew yesfs IS He,v;na but scientific
experiments and experience have proved bey opd
DOUBT that 1t controls Nervous Irritation ard
pefloclc Nervous end Sick Aesdsehc to mark
cd degree.
Brown Sequsrl gays that Celery contains more
nerve 1000 than any other vegetable or substance
round Ia nature. Celery was lrst discovered and
used SIS nerVine by French physicians about
1871. BIT combination Of the EXTRACT OF
CELEHY an CHaMoMILE, which has
Dsen but recently introduced TO the profession
s m tao pubic by Or. O. W. Benson, has pro-
dGcad suIn marvellous results in curing nervous
EoSs and headaches, md especially nervous and
SICK headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, Indigestion
sRd sleep!esaness that it hse excited public at.
tahtion ana newspaper comments, and many
phYsicsns hsve tasted the m2tits of this prepsr-
alioh Win the best results, es quoted below FROM
few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
nf. Benson's preparation Of Celery and
Chsmonile fer nervous diseases is The INST i'm.
poflaht addition Dsdo to the nsteris medics in
Tue last quarter of q ceEtufy."-[U?. j. w. j.,
Englar, Of Baltimore.
'Dr. Be1son's Pills are worth their weight in
gold IN nervous and SICK headaches" -[Dt. A.
b. Scalicter, Of Baltimore
'"These pills arc Invaluable il nervous dis.
eases.'-LDr. Hammond, Of New York.
"Dr. benson's Pills for the cure OF nourslyis
are = success."- DR.. q. p. Holman, of ChIis:.
isnburg We.
These pills sre ep.ciEl preparation only for
Inc cure OF special diseases So named, and for
these diseases thoy arc worthy of trial by all
Intelligent sufferers. They arc prepared e1-
pressly to cure sick hosdsche. nervous headache,
dySpsptc headache, neuragis nervousness,
paralysis, sleepossHess and Indigestion, and will
cura any case. Price so cents, postage free.
Sold by al druggists
DEPOT IGS II. EUTAW ST,
Baltimore nd.
Wholesale Agents, JANNEY & co, Drug.
glsts, Alexandria, Va. ie23-ccGm
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DECISION IN THE FISH CAsE.-Tae M,ylr
this moraIug, ia the case CT j. Walker D'er,
charged by Ei.. WD. JaVics WITH s:lltog Il b
nuts!d, tho msrko. building contrary to the
!.9 co the subject. rendered the f,l,1!rg dcci'
sian:
The csso Of VIM. Jsgins s2a!ns! Walter Dyer,
tJr selling fresh h'h outside OF ths City iarkat.
ara compelled "ti2r careful ssuiy Of the city
orClaaGco on tbs quesIioE 10 decide in f>vor Ct
Ir. Jsvins. The c.!y ordinance, chapter xiv,
sfc:!oa provide; for ihs wholesale G;h market
during tho SESSION fo1 li-h:ng for III ID aEd har.
rings 10 ba holden Ct tha Corporation wharf 1T
pelns Most but for the retail fish msrket provid.
81 f1F III The same cba2tsr and section, tho Words
durrS tho season for fishing tor shad snd her.
rag are let! out. And ! G!G clearly OF tic opia-
ion, TIA! the City Copnc intended inst tha re-
tai Ten market shou!d BIS holden in tae market
square du:lng tbs whole yasr, uu6or rulas GOV.
1rnlng the narke! End LnereioTe tho selling Of
fresh tsn by any pu!aon who may engaGo i / tho
business o. buying snd selling frosh Fab outside
the cliy sIkot Is IN vio!a:!oG Of the lAH ca the
aubject. Iti' is rct however, Intended 10 stop
the sale Ct fresh Gsa Is ta05c engaged IN tho
cst@Liag q E.h with thcir o%G boats ard meta
Ict5oEs O. taa c ass can s.i! anywhere in tie
city.
mc. L,o9aSd March, y, csuas,l fer the d.
tocaao:, asked ii MIR. Dye: oJu,d soil fish tiool
T. 8 tca: 70 par;l's on tie WAetf. Tho Mayor
ct fish would b. VIOLATION OF toe law. This IL
Tho third YIN, il ilss b.ln dao:d ID that tho sale
CT flesh fish outside tic market building is Il
violation Ii thn law OF the Cry Council
cu the sui C. Tx Slayer Saith decilci iwio,
that the l:7 prohibited the s:Ia Ct fresh i sh
ou'sao tic m :!kct t111e. ard wss sustained
~ JGd'o Eeth. @! tho Circuit Cau.t, and
JGdgn Frcach, CT tho Co7G0.2;i:o Gou,t, &c
sD1CllJtv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

ARREST OF 4 CcLoRzD FUoi1ITE .
L:%g, Io:c1, h. Dpon ks!:g o.Lslo.ed 81
80 AI,i; lt.gn 81 to CorQoTl;Ca CAG:s li Of
:.s>ujt vpoa Os9:so Pis8.og. a!5c cl1r,i lar.
feted bis bood ~ dissI pea!ire bofors ssoteno,
c'nid DO nafsad upon hiu, gss arrested last
sight By OGcer Julian Arnold a5d Deputy Ser.
sesot Brsxtop Smith nenr the ". Il o. d.pos,
AID lodged 10 ISL. Hs was. how,vtr. upon The
payment Of tho 6ae assessed against him By The
rour: sud The costs ct the CASE, am1ualing to
S32, sub3tqu,nilG released.