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The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24
THE REAL CAUSE.

BY previous arrangement . post
|mortem examination of the body oi
President Garfield was made ON the
afternoon of the Goth in the presence
and with the assistance of Drs. Ham,
Hilton, a Agnew, Bliss, Barnes, Wood
ward, Reyburn, Andrew Ii. Smith,
[of Elberon, and Surgeon ID. S. Lamb
|of the Army Medical Museum, Wash
|ington.
The operation was performed by
|Dr. Lamb. 1t was found that the ball.
|aftcr fracturing the right eleventh
!rib, had passed through the spinal
column, fracturing the body of the
tfirst lumbar vertebra, driving a nuni-
Iber of small fragments of bone into
sthc adjacent soft parts and lodging
Zjust below the pancreas. about two
lin,hes and a half of the spine aud be-
shind the peritoneum where it had be-
fcnme completely encysted. The i'm
mediate cause OF death was secondary
from one oftne mesentric
farteries adjoining the track of the ball,
Ithe blood rupturing the peritoneu III
Iand nearly pint escaping into the
|abdo,ninal cavity. This hcinorrhage
lis believed to have been the cause ot
.the severe pain in the lower part OF
{the chest, complained of just before
death. An abscess in the cavity, six
&inches by four in dimensions, was
found in the vicinity of the gall blad.
fder, between the liver and trans.
verse colon, which were strongly In
| Itcr-adhereut- s.
1t did not involve the substance OF
Lihe liver and no communication was
Round between it and the wound,
" hich exteud from the external
wound between the loin muscles and
the right kidney almost 10 the right
groin
This channel is now known to bs
due to the bursowing of pus from the
wound. On examination OF the or
|gans OF the chest evidences Of severt
bronchitis were found on both sidee
with bronchial pneumonia of the low
Ter portion of tho right lung.
The lungs contained no abscesses
3an1 the heart NO clots. Tho liver waa
Ifatly but free from abscesses, NOR
5were sny found IN any organ exceps
|thc lett kidney, which contained near
hts surface = small Absccss about ono
third OF an inch in diameter.
In reviewing the history Of the casa
in connection With the sutopsy, Il Il
quite evident that the different sup
port surfaces, and especially the frset'
a0rcd spOMgy tissus Of the vertebrA,
Ifurnlsh sniiicicnt explanation Of tn
|septic condition which exssted.
(Sixned.) ID. w. Bliss,
j. J. WooDwAnD
n. II. HAMILTON,
A. u. SMl1E,
,. X. HAnxnss
u. RKyBUnI,
II. n. AoNnw,
y. 8. LAnn.
THE cLOsIxG scRAn. NJ!
Prevtous 10 his death. tlI6 enz1
words spoken by shs pFesllas.t \
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24
a MOURNING NATION
Death Of President Garfield al
Long Branch.
"A Complete and OfiiciaI Account
of the Sad Event.
..rhe Pre.,aen, i. De.a.,,

These fatal words were flashed over
the wires Monday night at 10:S5, Wash
[ington time, and received in this city
lat clock. The excitement created
1by the news which was not totally IN:
|DxRscted in Al the greae a ~ ~ ~
UGt0B, 9o1@ 31eense aud fk6 66ljh D
.rhe churches were toiled at interval
Throughout the night. The detaiIl
from the house of death were some
fwiat meagre, as there was but one
Iwire to Elberon and that was taken
possession of By the government.
lThe guard of soldiers was doubled
around the cottage and no one was
permitted access except the officials.
lrhe following official account of the
sad event by Attorney General
IMacVcagh was received here at
O'Clock Tuesday morning:
THE LAST MOMENTS.
ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 10, 1881.
|Midnight-Atty-Genl MacVeagh ius,
came to the hotel at Elberon from
!Francklyn cottage and said 81 sent
iiuy dispatch to Mr.. Lowell al ten
O'Clock. Shortly before that DR.. Bliss
|had seen the president-pulse 1OS
|rhe conditions were then promising
Ia quiet night. The doctor asked
|fhe president if he was feeling un-
The president answer
he'd, s.Not at ALL" and shortly after
(ward fell asleep and Bliss returned to
|his room across the hall from that oc-
scupied by the president. Coils. Swain
land Rockwell remained with the
president. About ten minutes after-
wards the president awakened and
remarked to Col. Swain that he was
great pain and placed his
hand over his heart Bliss was sum-
|moneG and when he entered the room
The found the president substantially
without pulse, and the motion of the
heart was almost iudistinguishable.
He remarked that the president was
dying and directed that Mrs. Garfield
|be called. The president remained
lin dying condition until 10 :35 when
The was pronounced dead. l notified
lGen. Arthur and sent dispatches to
Mess. Blaine aud Lincoln
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 20, 49,
|20 a. m.-Attorney General MacVeagh
first sent the following to Vice Presi-
dent Arthur:
1t becomes our painful duty to in
|iorIn you OF the death uf the .presidan1
and to advise you to take the oath OF
|office as president of the United
States without delay. If it concurs
with your judgement we will be very
|glad if you will come here on the ear
Hest train tomorrow morning.
Signed,
w. II. HUNT, Sec. Navy,
VIM. WINDOW, Sec. Treasury,
T. L. JAMES, p. NJ. General,
s. j. KIRKwooD, Sec. Interior.
w. MACVEAGH, Atty Gen.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24
PresIdeas Arshar.

NEw York, soptsmbsr 2o.-s 10 ..
|m.-In accordance with Dispatch
deceived from she cAblpet II rsgsr1
10 taking the oath of eAses assssss-
ysrs wers ssnt 70 the diGbeenl judses
|of The suprems coutt. xhe osst -
put In n appsaranss ~ Jsdve JsAn
Il Brady Who We e3ose,y 11llpWe9
by Justice Don0h1sL Tbe paftyseDB-
plsting of ~ tiss-psssl 1a ~ ~
tudees naale1t bestAo u1e1111o ~
forneY noaltl61 Hts na9 -
pldeet 60 Gf ~ n6W & ~
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24
plsuolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
Notiec In hereby given that the co-part-
nership existing between Apple 4 Penney
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent. j.
n. Penney retiring. All accounts will be
Uoltlcd 1t the old stand. W.T.. Bridwell
having pursnnasd pertnsrshtp IN the bus
tness the trade Of dealing In groceries, pro.
visions, etc will hereafter bs carried on
under tbs lrm name Of Apple b Brtdwcli.
Thanking our customsrs f0l past fAvors wc
C4As. Arr1x.
Sept. TN, lest. ]. Il. fsNrsY.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24


The while he chatted carelessly and laughed.
And so this life, amid our love begun.
by the hellish craft,
Was drunk by death in one long feverishI
And he was lost. our precious, priceless one.
Oh, mystery OF blind rcmorseless fate!
oh, cruel end of a most causesess hate.
That life SO mean should murder life SO great
What Is there left to us who think and feel,
But Il damn % the wasp and crush him under
heel? j. @. HOLLAND.
"God reignsi the government at
still lives 70 Noble words
and grand in their truths. Little did
he, who uttered them in the presence
OF that awful mob think, that in the
few short years to come, he would
be called to occupy the exalted place
once held by the martyred Lincoln,
or that he must be stricken down To-
death by an assassin's hand, sacri-
uce 10 MS Couutf.. IIcSiucht pai 4
fed is dead Nay, God forbid. He
is not dead to the people Of this great
country. His dust has only returned
to its mother earth from whence ii|
came. He lives in the hearts of the|
millions in great works aud patriotic|
acts. He lives with them in the spirit
of his noble, honorable character
He lives with them a man of men, al
citizen who gave up home, family
friends and all to serve his country, al
president of great nation which he]
above all things except his
God. Was his physical death, then,
disaster? No! The example of his
grand life will go down through ihe|
future generations of united people
them to continued and
greater patriotic love of country and
home and free institutions. The gov
ernment will still live, and who is|
there to gainsay that his great work
for its preservation and grand pros
perity has not added mighty force|
to that life. The high esscem snd|
deep veneration in which this people,
held him will enable them to bear thel
trial of a new administration with
brave spirits and patriotic aid. He|
set the line of policy for conservative
a government for theI
whole people and that people will
ask, yea, demand the pathway to bel
followed to the end. Like grand
Abe. Lincoln, James A. Garfield was
one of the people, n poverty strickenI
sou of toll in boyhood, noblcman inl
great president, wha,'
by wealth, influence or theI
patronage of congressman, reached
=
that high position through the voicel
of the people, upon his own merits,
by his integrity of character. Love-
honor, greatness are all his, never to|
be taken away. His aged mother.I
his noble wife and his faiherless chill
iren belong 10 the nation now. o5-|
jects of its deepest sympathy. Ls'l
us seo to il that they suffer not. norI
mourn the ungratefulness of their
country. President Garfield is dead
to all earthly life. The millions mourn|
with the tol.ing of the knell and whe,,I
they silently turn, weeping from his|
grave, memory will place him bcside|
the martyrs whose lives have gonc|
4 q a ~
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-24

y TNE CEOEIN0 eCxAA laI
Prevtous 70 his death. tn6 enI1
|words spoken ~ shs pfesl lasnt \
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
Irish Items.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2l.-The wife of
Henry George, a citizen of the
United States, took the chair at o
defiant meeting of the Ladies',
Land League Tuesday. The male
porter, on leaving the premises
with q bag of letters, was arrested
and sent to Kilmainham Jail.
There will be another meeting of
the corporation of Dublin, at which
efforts will be made to carry o res
olution to confer the freedom of
the city on Parnell and Dillon
against all obstruction.
O'Brien, eOu of Smith O'Brien,
the agitator Of 1848, was fired at,
but without result, while return
ing from valuing farm at CLAN
dover. County Cork. yesterday.
1t is said that Thomas Power
O'Connor will return from A mer-
ica to take the Leadership of his
party IN Parliament on its reassem-
bling.
There were three arrests to-day
under the Coercion Act.
A numerously signed memorial
will be sent to the inspectors Gen
eral Of the Irish onstabulary, pro-
testing against the enrolment of
army reserve men and marines In
the constabulary, and demanding
that they be formed into q district
corps.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-Anna PArnell
addressed 900 Irishmsn At Hudders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
ANGELES. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a 1881

field to-day. She maintained that
the reports about outrages in Ire.
land are exaggerated, and that the
funds OF the Emergency Commit
tee were employed in getting up
fresh cases.
The Ladies' Land League at
Dundee to-day in resolution con-
demned the Government for at
tempting to suppress the Ladies'
League.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
Henry 3. L Lathrops NJ. D.
Successor to X. D. Wise. M. d.

OFFICE, Rooms Q, 8 and CARDONA
~ BLOCK. Residence, 1877 Spring st.
Office hours from s to 10 A. N. and from
to and to pm.
~Diseases OF the joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases speciality. o25
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just Received !!

Another lot of those Beautiful
BLACK CASHMERES and COL
ORED CASHMERES, in the new
shades, and PLUSHES, at the Pop
ular Store in Baker Block; also, a
large line of Choice Articles for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Every
lady and gentleman should visit this
store. The celebrated COULTER
SHIRTS are selling more rapidly
than ever. Call and examine them
Respectfully, B. F. COULTER.
December 3, 1881. s.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
TO LEASE H.
FARMING LAND In Los Angeles
County, in Quantities to Suit.
TERMs-One-fifth of crop, in sacks, fur
nished by lessor, and the pasture af-
ter crop Is of.

Will also lease on favorable terms Two
to Five Thousand Acres along line Of
railroad in Puente Rancho for two years.
Apply to superintendent Santa Anita
Hsnch, Los Angales county, or address
e. j. BALDWIN, The Baldwin Hotel;
San Francisco. o2-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
Horses---NotIce to Stock Men.

A VALUABLE OAKLAND RESI-
DEN CE, two minutes walk from rail-
q ipal streets, will be exchanged for Call
fornia or half.byoed mares and colts.
For further particulars address w. B.
g.. Rooms IS and 80, No. go Pine street,
San Francisco, Cal. sls-y sw-f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-24
PHYSICIANS.
r. r. BIckneII, M. ..

OFFICE-City of Paris Block. Rooms
8, and s.
OFFICE HOURS-8 to II A. M, 2 to 6
P. NJ.
prMay bs found at office after P. NJ,
d7-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

In o5odlcnco TO restraining order Issued nv
Lao Hon. James Keith Judge OF tho Circuit
court OF the city Of Alexandria on tao 18Th dav
OF January, 1881. in lho above cluse, l am "a.
quIred TO modify tho sbovo payments in tho fol-
Loving particulars, until the further order Of tho
Court, viz:
10 tho holders tf bonds aad coupons of tae id
mortgage Grsngo ani alexandria RAil.oad
Company di"idcn Of 70 po7 contain upon the
principal and intercat thereon 10 January l,t,
1851, Instead Of Il dividend Of s7.4ol Der conLum,
rs heretofore ordered.
TO tho holders CT bonds snI coupons of the
hrEt moItfa 20 Grange. Alo1anGr, aud Msnss.
sas Rsilro ID Company dividend cf Is per
centum upon tha rrincipa: aaI intoros. thereon
TO January Isl, 1884, instead OF dividend of
72G2 per ccnlum as heretofore ordered.
JOHN s. BARBOUR,
Commissioner.
Alexandra, Va. Jan. 10. ISL. janl9.eo2 "
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NOTICE.,

ITO unGcrsiarta gives no!ico that by Vi.tuo
OF cecrco rendered. on ITO %0!h of December,
1850. by tho Circuit Col.! Of the city of Ale1an.
drls, III tho Cause Of Graham vs. Tho w. G., v.
81. q U. $. l. =. Co., no il now prepared TO pay
out tie funds in his hand, as follows:
Q) 10 the holders Of bonds end coupons Of the
lst mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, tacrTincipaL anA interest thereon IN
/ full to January 1st, 1881.
(2) 10 tho holders Ct bonds and coupons of
the 81 mortgage Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road Company, tic principal and interest there.
Oh Il. J"!I TO January 1st, 1881.
81 10 tie holders Of bonds and coupons Of tho
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, the principal
and interest thereon IN fHN 10 January lst, 1881.
(1) To tho holders Of bonds snd coupons of tho
Sd mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
company dividend of s7.125 per centun upon
the principal and in!frsst thereon 10 January lst
1851.
b) 10 tho holders of bonds ard coupons of the
ISL mortgage Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
hailrosd Company dividend CT u. G. per cent.
UNI upon tho principal aad iatcres. thereon 10
Jsnusry Isl, 1881.
hach holder OF bonds or coupons OF tho first
aad second moltg,gs Orange End Alexandria
Hallrohi Company. and tho Manassas Gap Rail.
road Company, mus! produces tho same snd upon
receiving tho moasy therefor su,rende, them
Tor cancellation. Holeis Of tho third Orange
and AlexaIdria Railroad bonds and coupons and
hrst CTArg a. alexandria AID MANASSAS Railroad
oonGs and coupons. Who. ss stated aboyo, will
race!go dividends thercoa must hosor, rcceiVin
such dividends produce tho saine TIA, such
credits may be sndo7soI thereon.
JOHN s. BARBECUE, Conan.
hl0zsndris, Va January 3. 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29
LIST OF T,ETTI;sS.

The following is g list Of tho letters remaining
in tho Ale1andria, Virgins, postollce j An. 90.
Persons calling for letters will say they are sd
vertised and give the date OF the list.
If not called for within thirty days they will BIO
sent to the dead letter Office. in Washington.
Cole. Charles Holsnd, Mrs klizi
Chapmsn, AMMO Lee, Go) "
Campbell, Er och Z: Morgan. Oh .s, col
CorbiD. Mary L Newman. Mrs Annie
ClatS, Nara II;z ,belh NeSby, =
coleman: Mrs Maria Russell, Mrs Hannah
Csrser, 81 oses 2heppar1, DLv;i
Gain, Patrick Taylor. VIM u
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE, i. III.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH SERVICES, &c., To Morrow
Thirst Church. -Ssrviee ct II z. II. and T.3C
u. III. h7 Rev. Ii. Suter.
ST. PauTs Church.-SerVico at II E. 10.
and p. m by Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace Chwch.-Servioe at II a. III and
$50 p. 70. by Rev. Mr.. Sharp.
ST. Mary's ChWch.-Ser7co ct l a. n.
and sermon by Rev. Father WLyte. Fcsrcrs
at1 .. %.
First Presbyterian Chuch.-Ssrvco at l | q.
in. and 1870 D. 10. by Rev. Dir. VIM. DinTiddie.
Second Presbyterian GAurch-No service
Ua,0n Presbyterian Church IS7nagogur, on
Washington street. I-No:service.
-Nsth. EpiS. Chmct-Servica ut II q. 70.
nd E: $50 p. N. by Rov. {. II. Miltengor, Of
Waahingtoo.
Meth. Epis. Church .Somh-SarVic, at ! | 6.
II. and 100 p. q. by Rev. Mr.. Boyle.
Mn. if0t. CjtWrch-Servicc at ! | .. m euG
$50 .. 70. by Rev. DR.. Mile.
frcc NlLhodM ClWch Service AZ II a. N.
49, . -, by Rev. }. +. Michael. Subject
N g. "oF}jshop Andrews scrnau ut the
WIZ, NJ. f. Church.
GENERAL Cturch--Sorsioo q. II :. IN. and
By Rev. ". S. Ptuicx
at,l Luiheran Chmch-Ser9icc Mt ] |
HsvH.2 German by Rev. Mr.. SchaIlcr.
an' HouRg MEMS Christian Association.-
Service CT eOn2 ard prayer il the Baptist
Church at y. II. Jail at = =. II. Alma House
81 80 p. III.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. January p. 1851
The oGslirgs CT GRIN TO day were light and
prices Htra shato ;t.r. Small lots Of Fuitz
Wheat brcush! ia 10 Lancaster was offered.
About SO busEtis OF Cora sold st 81 for white
and 50 for yellow. l7G bushels of RE brought
95. and several small lets CT Ostj IS Country
produce is wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

Tic city soup house closed to-day with q Ire
originating from tho furnace which required,
before i. could b. rxlnsuished tho pulling
DOWN of the chimney. The dsmsgo WAS slight
Tho las. contributions acknowledges for tde ben
eff! Of tho Institution arc tho following: Corbo.t
y H'ao:l, $50; klehaucy & Co., quarter ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

ARMORY HALL To.NIGnT. -Du?rtz g. Bee
IDIOTS celebrated Nliosrel Troupe AID Military
Royal Brass Baad, which paraded tho stroots of
the c.'y to day. d;:courscg elegant uusi,. will
appear a. hrth>r7 Hall 10 righ:. This rrcupe
has uall3"al reputation fer their chasto, Gle
gent yci!crtaaDots aDi there is 10 doubt those
aao sH1Gl 10 Eight, will DO treated to en- Gu
ttr:4iD;ccrt q nu5io au;! lun, VEL Tot'h tho
p!ie, CT adniSsitp.
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WE ARETNFoEMED by Catholic gentleman
Il tbs city tha. tnn t7poa probably. msdo q
mistake in reporting Bishop Kssno's alleged
statement TINT there are but 1,S0) Catholics in
Virginia. lilo lhinks tho Bishop must havo said
1909 aa !h9ro wero ,2C0 at loss! il Alexandria
alJEo, eiGh! yoars AGO.
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PROPERTY SALES. -~G:aca & Wlsa. lasi.n
ers. sod 10 d.y for u &c. H. K>iiusGa AID
others. lrrs.19H. tic lai;aigs properly 10 ii :
N, L. B!ick d9;IIiag tod lot If gr JuGd On
tho 'e;st siio Ct F.iit.x. b.twaea Wilkes d. ]
IItD)a 9To,ts. E0~:a, Il dwelling 70 ketlc7
!. Garter Tor $3.50.
No. >, The brick DWELLING :",i ut sdioln;o;
No |. 10 VIM. Dybo for $40.
No .. llaM0 dwelling Hud i0t o! .r,und Oh
south s;l1 Of Glbbon street.. between Fairfax
aud l.Co s,Ioois. 10 Geo. a, NyTEai !,1 Mrs..
G. '. NoTlnnd, Tor 500
Lot cd iu!ag Ne. . n Il. i. n - ;ur SIS
Ne. i, Frame dWal!i@c aud lot pi GsauLa na
YES s!do Fairfax St. bctwcen Eibi,a I'D
rraskiin. 70 4. Green, for 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

E.-TEc marriage of Miss S. JOSE
nhlae JaTboe. stc)ni daus h.er Of William A.
Ja,b9a. clerk of tho CEclt Court Of Prince
Gaorse's c>untg, 10 Alezius Marcsron. Of
Washington took pIaoa .. Upper Mar b,ro
lisi ihurslay. TIE Ceremony wss perform cd
il S.. Niar9' 5 UathoIio church. Rev. Father Do
Wo!! officiating. Mr.. 4. Nalson Jarboe AID
MisH K,to Ja!b!o a,trd rs best mon AID
0riilceuaij.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

COLD WEATHER --Ddrrg th1 COLI susp
lh"'T - n'h' g u"ri c,gutoytahlo thaa coed
hJi ) =. y o! NJ all kinds to suit all Iur
o1Astrt aJN III lr;CG; ca d, found NJ Sims.
bay = Ne:!:G' S,1FG | au'r c1tncr Eing and
" ~. ~ tol S rae!a, lMcBurntY'a Ruiiding
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TIE CHIMES OF NORMANDY vas render, i at
the Opera House ct LycchburE. last Tuesday
right, under tic management If Miss Jarnic
Vendrgii!t. ?o!mar!, OF this ci!y, of when the
Alvocta Ct t!ist city speaks in tho iishcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

IT IS an aec5rted truth ia this age OF soiorc,
thn ty u7o Of STEAM Enl IMPROVED MACHIN.
EEY q tnofa p2ltaet an uDilorn article is pro
dnc!d than vas tormtr,y by hand. Thus 1t IS
that .VcBmnyS Steam RoastcL Cogecs are so
popular and 50 much superior to coffee roasted
Ly hc mcrcm ual uncertain process of hauG
machine. iar2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

A FIGHT bctwcaa $50 we'll kno 20 y0uoe facn
in luci5cr ynd on III, wharf this inoraing,
has been Tic sali-ct OF much talk on the s'rco!s
to Dry between TIC respective friends of tho
CO 2.lauia. 4 yOung LADY, vas 10 Tho c1s,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

THE MARKET--Ths market thia morning
vas SHINY attended both b. buyers and sellers
Tnera was very li!tlo change in prices. Turkes
mn7Cd slowly 4! lCc per ID; chickens sold at S02
H;ccs; n7ca $3.50 ror doz,n; butter g5.GO,
,Gr bound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

Academy las been invited BY tho Executive
tommi!tee on Inaugural Ceremonies" to par.
t'clpate in the procession on the occasion OF the
i1agguralion OF Pretident Garfield, on the 4th
e March next
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FATE.
~ FAX C1OTJNTY

Pursuant to decree rendered q: tho Novem.
Der term, 1850, of tho Circuit Court of Fairfax
county in the suit CT James Crislio W. N. Pea.
ers of sale, on MONDAY, the 2lst of February.
1884, (Court day. at II O'Clock M, will sell a.
public auction, before tho Court House door O.,
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND, ly-
ing in said county. on tho rosd leading from
Townsville to Langley, adjoining tho lands OK
Smoot Peacock snd others known as the dow
CROOKER' FAKM. This farm contsins l3s
and Sl.l0) acres; is in high state OF cultivation
and improved by q GOOD DWGLLIEti
HOUSE and substantial out buildings
Terms of Sale: Enough cash 10 pay tho coats
of suit and expenses of ssle and tho sum OK
STA with interest from tho 18th of August,
1874, and tho remainder in three equal annual
instruments, secured by tho purchasers honda.
bearing interest from tho day of isle, and titlu
to DO ret.innd till the lsat payment is made.
CASSIUS CARFER, I Comm'rs.
2. w. MOORE, Of Salo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

RELIGIoUs.-Rov. c. II. Mistcugar.o of Wash
logicn, will presch 10 tho NJ. T. Chu.ca TO-.
m)!roV ilcsripg erd night. tlr. Pea5c3 sill
coniucs tbs r3vivsl serves ia the Church 50
laCrto| lish;. Tha iueeiip.s ia ihia Church
during tho past week, have beeo Iar:cI7 aitsaI
ed, and very successful. Lls: uigLt stv;o Per.
soaa wcps forward fer prayer, aud thirteen per
sens 10 the coagreglti>a requested tho prayers
OF The Church.
Rev. Fir. D!nWiddie, Of tbs Second Prasby~
ter!sn Church, will preach 10 tie FRS. Pfesby-
telia1 Church to morrow morning aid night
Bishop Ardrc~s' sermon at the Metrono
tan NJ. II. Ctnreh" will ho the subject Of R.v.
}. i. Michael's Sermon il tho Free Mathcdist
Church 10 morrow night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

INVITATION TO LECTuRE-A. 3 nesting cf
tho Alexandria Reform Club last night rrso.
luton was unanimously adopted inviting Right
Rev. Bishop Kesue, Of Richmond. to deliver 8
to npersnce lecture in this city TT soma timn
convenient 10 himsslf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

MC3URNtY Il Son have ilst received dele
ClJHi Florida ORANGES, sweet and very large;
also MALAGA GRAPES. 1t sou want strictly
c;oi:H fInit ti.st ls tho ! acc to get il. janl2