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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02
GUENERN BALES.

Sui. Mi&5IONsHS SALE OF HOUSE
&, E&D Lot OF GROUND,.-gy virtue Of
G5c!eo Ct tie Corporation Cour! OF tho civ of
h!"Eandcia. rendered on the S!h day CT july.
isO, in the chsncery cause therein DEFENDING,
uTdsr the Style of Carey 8 Oolcock vs.. j. Grigs
ct US, tho undersigned, special commissioner
iberia named, will cnsr for sac at 1ublic auc.
ton IN t:ont Of the Market Building on Royal
st:eet, in the city of Alexandria, Virginia on
SATURDAY, the 26th day Of Februsry, 1851,
81 Il O'Clock m the following described proper.
~, VIZ: Ell that LOT OF GROUND with the
STORE HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon,
situate II The Northeast corner King and West
s.r0a!s, in said city. and running back on West
s;'io:t to sn alley. being the property convey
o. L. Windsor to Joseph Grigg and devised by
nv sid Joserh Gcigg to James Grigg,
sortAs Q: sale: Cash for 8 sufficient sum 10 nav
!ao costs Of asid suit and this sale, and the sum
Of fartv.four dollars and fourteen cents with in.
!e-tst fro:a The 9Th of July 1889, and the residue
II th"Ss equal ins!slments at six, twelve and
olaGteta months respectively with interest, and
evi1eEcoa b. thu bonds of the purchaser, the
title 10 the property 10 bo retained until all OF
The Eurchaaa money shall be paid. Convey.
2nclDg at tho COS. Of the purchaser
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Jaa2z-2awtl Commissioner of Sale.
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DEATH CT AN EsTiMABLE LADY.-Mrs.
Am DIblH. oDa Of ti,n .s..rasnca.ed, { we'll
es ooe of shc n1si benevolent ladies' ia Alex.
acdra. died 4: her sida'c, ia the Frat Ward
last nleh!. alter short i!latss. 10 the SD year
oil her age. hlrs. Dobio WHO will BE- nug re-.
nimoared Tor Ecr nlly ao;s OF kiudu, 81 was
iyr long tam, IrGvi0rs 10 her death tho Oldest
living member Of tic NJ. f. Church, of this
city. havicg nDi'ei Hi.h that ohurah 10 Ter
early ycuh.
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MOssierS 7
eis,cSY "?
IS! MO1laeES!!

"HoS1hCTs1 WUfHSESI. FiNEElCEY y
Are you disturbed Of night and broken of 5our
rea. BY hick child suffering and crying with TIC
cnco and got bott'o OF MRS WINSLOpYiS
SOOrhl nG SYRUP. II will rcliavo tho Door
little sufferer els!eiy--jcrend uuoa il:
there is no mistake abou! It. Ihore il not n
lnt thcr on earth who hsa tvar used i. whj viii
moi tell you at cCce tea. it will regulate the
bowels, and give ras. 70 tho mother, srd relief
AMI health TO the child operating Iike rseic.
1t ls perfectly safe 10 uso in ell ca.es md pleas
ant to tho tasto and is the prescription Of ono Of
the eldest and boat fouialo physicians and nurses
In tho United States. Full Directors fer using
will accompany each hatt!o isouo genuine I'M,
loss the fac-simile of CUkTIS Sc PERKINS,
Is on the outside Wrapper. Sold by 81 ijcticioo
Dealers. T%nn!s-aro certsa bo.:!a Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

IT is an accepted truth in this aeo Of soiorcs
TINT by use OF STEAM and IMPROVED MACuIN.
cry moro perfect and roiio,en articl. is pro-
dncad than was formerly by hand. Iltus It IS
thai .HcBWay's Steam, Roasted CoGecs are so
popular and SO much superior to coffee roasted
tn the uncrcn and uwcertain process of ha1d
machine. iroS
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Sale CF VALUABLE LANDIN FAIR.
~ FAX COUNTY,


~ FAX COUNTY.
E@!*a'!.' 20 $ drcteo TsDdsred o! the Novem.
ttr terra. lMt, OK tho Citcai! Cour. of Fairfax
county II too sUl. Il James Cris.ie vs. N. Pea.
COCK "it oihsts. tho undersigned, com mission.
sTS OF sale, On MONDAY, the Dist OF February,
1881, tCcu!t dsy) 81 II O'Clock NJ, will sell at
pu6lc suction, bsoro tho Court House door Of
sad county, C.riail TRACT OF LAND, ~.
i'S IN SAID County, on tho road loading from
AeHinSyiils 10 Lsn1gley, adjoining the lands of
t,H:o2f, EeS2n2': end Others. known as the DOW
GEi'ukEA' FARM. This farm contains 13l
anG Hi'iOl ecf*s; is in high et.te of cultivation
&nd Improved by . GOOD DWELLING
HSU ard substantial out buildings.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash 10 pay the coats
81 fut and expenses Of sale and tie sum Of
SIl, with inLcro6: from tho l2th of August.
1914 and tao romsinder, ia three equal annual
insttia ants, secured by tho purchasers bonds,
bearing interest from tho day Of sale, md title
to be retsiaot til! tho LAT payment 10 msdo.
CASSlUS GARTER, Comm'rs.
Fairfax county, ianl5-Gdw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

ENT EEThINM sNT. My Mothcr 10 law"
in which Z youoR lady Ct ills city will mako
her DEBUT in the leading role. assisted By we'll
klo~n talent from Washington and Baltimore,
will be preaentod in hi. city 10 night for tho ,st
time. nj Armory Hall. The entertanm emit 10
doubt, will BIS En excellent ono
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

In obedience to restraining order issued ~
the Hon. James Keith Judge OF tho Circuit
Court Of the city of Alexandria on the 18Th day
of January, 1881. 10 thu above cause, an re-
CURED to modify the above payments 10 tho fol-
lowing particulars, until the further order cfthe
Court viz:
To the holders Of bond, and coupons of the Sd
mortgage Orange and Alexandria R.;l,osd
Company dividend of 70 per centum upon The
principal and interest thereon TO January lst,'
1881, instead of q dividend of s7.425 per certum,
as heretofore ordered.
To the holders of bonds and coupons of the
frat mortea 70 Orange, Alezsudri. and Manss-
sas Railroad Company dividend Of CO per
centum upon the principal and interest thereon
to January lst, 1881, instead of dividend Of
1852 per centum IS heretofore ordered.
JOHN 8. BARBOUR,
Commissioner.
Alexandra, Vs., Jan. 19, 1881. jsnl9.eo2w
breeding CAGES AND NESTS.-We'
~ have just received lot OF The above which
we offer at low prlcce.
MCLEAN & UuLER.
jan27 &c King sttott.
nRVILED CRABS for sa'e by
~ jap2i }. G. MiLBURN.
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no Evidence OF ScI7;,s.

EICHMJND. Vo. Feb 2 1851 --.'iYia"s i44liY.
ed here from London, 1:Tglard $50 ta!s .dr
Robert Humo the Anglo me:i1sn lfo. sir.
aiEi. who was accused of the wii.;Ii murt#: .:
Annie Hsrcou1t, has len acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

ioLD WEATHER Dating H.. o.il snip
their Is nothi7g more oonforteslJ taau good
not Sttvs. Stoves Of all kinds 10 sui! ell I VI
ohascra Ha1 oil prceI cal b, f5uad 8; Sees.
bury Central Sto7o llouac, corner kiag end
Wash;oStoo Streets. iMcBaInty's Buildiug.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

Mskce sllusiors to its vauaL1 q .,ii IN:
John Stein, i g., City Brewer. Dluviilo, Ill.,,
sayt: have uard ST. Jsc9b5 Oh ia ny family
and recommended i: to my scqaaia!asc:s Il
hos always given the bes; ss!lsti ioo, aid is
truly wonderful remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

"A Rh0RY HALL,
a WEDNESDAY,, Feb. ., 1881.
First time in Ibis city of the well known coma.
dy 10 three acts, entitled,
NJ OTuEE IN LAW,
In which we'll known yoalJ ladyof IEraanGri-
Will make her debut in The lending role. assisted
66Y we'll known talent from Baltimore ard
Warrington.
Preceding tia vom.d7
A g RAND ONO,
Conceal admission, :0cts
Gentleman and lady, ~ cts
Gallery, y rs
No extra charge for rtserval soNs 81 Tennea.
son Co.'S, Is kingst.
>Piano from Mr.. F. l. VanAukon's we'll
known music store
Doors open at Is, commencing as. las ia
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- Heather Probabilities. FcJruary2 1851
For the middle Atisrtic States t.ir weather. fol.
lowed by Increasing cloudiress ror!ho.ly wiuda
wearing TO oes!erly, stationary or higher temper
aturc. rising folio wed by falling BAROMETER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

MCBURNEY Il Son have iiit Tta1iG:J d,l..
clous Florlda ORANGES, sweet ara very large;
also MALAGA GRAPES. Ii yCu w:at s',icl
o7o'co 'rut that il the lace tc got il. jlnl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT MC6URNEY's is Tho
best we have over used. nod yet tho7 only
chsrge SO cents gllou for il. iul
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a M USEM ENI'H.

4 RM0RY uALL,
IA. FRIDAY Eve, Fob 4.
SELECT READINGS By
Miss MAI? TUCKER hAGLa!..
Programme: Msdmoiaslle lie FcI!oDvi;,o Ia
3olls honorioo, Wigsma' Whtcrnliyap, Eoho-
ink, Hrs; Brown goes to tho Play, sixty Yosrc
Ago. Ba'f Wsy DCiaqs, Tho Last HYMN. 4
Chicken Story, Aux ltsllohs, Smiths By.
leading will begin ct o'clock D. m.
Tickets 20, reserved tosts 5)c, gallery o..
feb l-dk
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Another Intellectual Esa2,o.,

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 9Th, 10 II b.lO:
tor U. S. Senator to day resulted 10 20 Gaoe;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

Tia cold srd snow has hsd depressing tti.ct
o.! ihc l.&Ti:2., and bat iIt:ic WIS GoAa to Day.
F,ouF il 40! At qlo.2tioHs Smsl los OF Fut Z
Wac.. broagh! lGS, 10 ana ll1. -, - qIslity.
Cora Is uLch .HZ9i 40 HyN Or b.:3 r4p17toj.
g 'hsf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

tSH Skin E:up;ions arising from IoEmc
Blood speedily removed By s. S. S.-.ry If,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02


Hoy, Eisnr SooStca, Jao. Perry, p. b. iloo:
and J. I, & cb;a1
The rlaci"g a:a CIgaL ! tf lie Ike 10:
0! Il. L. R0hctlS C arnsu.
ierly Strauss in 'er Wv All TIL rae re-
marks. uonns:cd john B Sno"' flr P:es
Gesi. ahc1 81 S see)cded ty n. ". PI:ts'o,
AMI Mr.. : w,a G:m Iusiy cisc:ti
i L. Il 'tefts 'Tas exceed Fi3' f:tsiiru',
}. I. 5 ch b q. S-cIct3r7 aud JIal Fry
Treasurer.
% moiioo Of N. W. Piaison the s.it:c Ct
Wltchnau at the fair bui'dln3S Tas dispersed
with after March l. 1851
Ga Ii :tion Of Mr. Strauss III b)iri was au
thorz ID 10 boIroa 800 to settle Up the preseai
outstanding sccjurts ct tho assccIatlop.
Tbs meeilg then adjourned.
NYDRAUMoN s. L. Il. Uo-lhc regular
monthly meeting took p!ac! IS night, Bnii
nit Barton. lr s;Ga6., Ia tho chair aud John
L,rn,n Secretary. An amendment 10 tho ~.
Laws p:cViilcs for sa Assistant Foreman. pro
posed at tho ass meetiop, was sd3pcd ADD
John N. BJsns YES clro:td 10 that otl,o.
Two pars9bs wtr, than proposed for member
chip ard their nHs1cs referred t. Tao usual c:m'
mtteo.
Richard L. Caroo thea offered resolution
requesting tho Fire Wsrlens to appoint Joseph
IL. Young, eng lnccr OF to S:oam,r llgdr4u,-
ion. In doin, this, be sail that no understood
petition had b,en, CT WIS 10 bo presented
from many prominent citZers makiog tho
same qu's!. bIs with tho very proper Ir-visO
that it NEE. the approval OF tho company.
The Warioas hsd oorr .ecusy deferred au OPP
uoiutnlcut VI il tho Company c)uld b, hoard
from aud Us wv OF tir!o IL nu!hs had elapsed
sico, Iho vicar cy occurred, !: Has time for The
company to aos. From the very full attcndarc,
ho supposed tho Candidates had mustered all
their friends; fer hiGsslf, while prefsrIiug
Mr.. Young, be Was quite ready 10 endorse Mir.
Simpson. if the N ',j>rity shoul1 favor him.
Al! no desired was union and harmony. The
in.tr st OF tho company had bota sericu,ly i'm,
reilei By bictcri1Ea en1 disuoion anl i: was
all important TO prastD! uDitcd !ront, when
askiog anyihipl. lie for on, was disposed to
lcquitsi0 ID tho ttc' sion OF mrj:r.ty: he
hoped thcs, who disagreed Ni.h hin would do
the same
Wm. Mills moved to substitute tho pamo Of
Wn. g. mns0n for that oil :seph II. Young,
wh;ci moien was c r,ie1.-Ayts. J. i. Taylor,
W. q. WoadoD. Thomas L,nncp, L. E,tWisc,
II. q. Ce:s)p. j. Llsrcpc.. }. Starutll, VIM.
MILF, .. N. kHrby, NJ. D)wocy, VIM. Hum.
nhries, j. N. Bgrno. J. Il. Ciaodcro. w. u.
Simpson, j. l., Water and w. Ii. Prio,-l6
Noes, Is. B4gtor, H. l.. Caroc, s. Tepncsson,
II. j. Novc!t, }. II. Youog, T. II. FickIiu,
Il. ii, Massts,G. ". Dix, 4. u. Dix, j II lott,
d. W. Tcupcs5,n aLd II. J.. arf.la-l2,
Mr. CARGO then Eorcd 10 mako tho .co3m
msn9a!iaD uosbim0u', Wh;ci was dona, and
fer somo oOnv, 'aional dobstc as to The pow
or OF ttfcr 10 ths c1gino hous', g., , tho COM
pan7 adjourned,
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Assets over all Liabilities, S. 0l3 30
Resp ,oliu ly submitted for the DIec;otr.
j. I. BscKaAM, Secretary.
Va motion OF the secretary to hav, tho ac-
cunts OF The secretary aod treasurer examined,
tho chairman appoioted hsior Geo. - ohustop,
w. II. May and i. s. Lssdbelter said com.
nlttes fer that purpose.
The election It fifteen directors for the ensu-
log yeat beDg then 10 ordtr. 90 moloo of +.
). Laadbester. Msj. George Johnston was au-
tboIlzsd to cast the bslo. Tor The old board.
The meellog then Adjourned
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FISHERY FOR SALE.

viii be offered for sale at the east front of the
Market House, in Alexandria, on SATURDAY,
februsry u h.. 1T T. M, tha fishing shore at
CEAPMAH'5 POINT. This shore, which has
been t:hod probably for hundred and thirty
ToGIs, and is regarded as the best on the river,
is sboa. one mile in extent. being the entire wa
Ter trent CT tho farm Of the late Pearson Chap.
map, ard runs back twenty. Eve yards above
h!Sh Weter msrk; it has access BY road 10
the back country, a2d is provided with all the
appa1coS of a we'll appointed shore. The outfit,
consisting of .selncs, both herring and shsd,
ooat!, sccW:, &c , is very complete and in good
order, end will be disposed of ct private sale.
Terms: Ono third cash and tho remainder in
three cqas! annual instslments, bearing interest,
j. g. CHAPMAN,
jsE:2-act' Xxx. OF j. s. Chapman, decd.
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ inside tho 9Th day Of june 1877, by Ed.
ward n. Willis end wife to me in trust to secure
10 Stephen Bowling end David Bowling the
payment Of six thousand dollars, with interest
from the d.to OF said deed evidenced by certain
noEotls5lo notes described therein which deed
Is OF record in the otico of the CLERK of Prince
William county, default in payment having oc.
cuTreo, IN pursu2nco, of DIRECTIONS having been
gwen. by sEli Stephen Bowling and David
Bowling, as said decd Of trust preicribes will, |
as trusia2, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
FehrUary. 1881, ct II o'clock H., in front Of the
EiarAct BQiiaing. on Hoyal street. in the city Of
lAloSsnGria. rrocooi To sell, at public auction, q
TRACr OF LAND, in Prince William county.
Virginia. bordering in part upon the Nesbsco
Kun end ID osrt upon Powelrs Run, and near
Ere2stono station. on tho Fredericksburg and
itosomsc r, i. i; being part of the tract
i " . rs hiho, and the came land conveyed
%. willis. consisting Of six hundred end seven.
tJ-e'gnt snd ono half scre,, moro O. less, and
moro particularly described in said deed of trust
Terms: 1900 and sufficient to pay costs and
expenses Of salo cash tho residue in throo equal
inEtalments of one, two and three years, with in
tertit upon tho deferred payments from date of
anlo, secured by negotiable notes OF tho pur-
chaser, with satisfactory endorsement, and decd
ct trust uoon tho premises. Convoyan cling at
ccs' Ct purchaser. Tho tormu as to tue deferred
payments subject to such modification az NAV
oe desired By said Il. ID. Willis at thu sale,
.,, PETER WISE, Trustee.
w: Wil'oashby, ATTY. for s. s. D. Bowling.
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{ trNMISSLQNERS SALEOE PAIRF1X
= LAND.

1 frA @lSSiONERS' SALE OF FAIRFAX
4 fnE*a:ri 10 decree CT tho November term,
in, tho case CT Gnancll VS.. Daily, tho underspn-
ot. rs c?mmia;ioners of sale. will sell at public
ss!o to !ho hishcst bidder, on MONDAY. Feb.
IG-Ey II. IL ST II H., in front of the Court
itcu; . - Ss;rt:E Court House, all that TRACT
CS !!:&ND belonging TO Orlando Gunnell, stu
i.ei IN ne Gouniy CT Esrax adjoining the
67a, Containing 50? AUBES, b, tbo same more
OF loss; said tract haiag os numbor two, in the
division OF tao SUGAR GRASS FARM Of
laa l.to Gcorea W. Gunncl. There is asmsll
0W LING HOUSE and COMO good FRUIT
y GES on tho property.
80. Ssra5; enc thi!d Of tho purchase money in
ca2h On tho day Of sale. and tho resiaue in three
equsi Payments ut six, twelvo and eighteen
months, lac purchssac giving bonds therefor,
h?erinS Iatac3at. and the title to be retained nm.
til tao purchase money ia all paid.
G 20 : ~ :; ,JANNEYs oorm,s
John w. Graham, Aucpr. iaplo-w4v
'k'f:u5TEk'S SALE.-By virtue of a decd of
y trust executed By Z. HI. Manchester TO the
aHVsfSi2ho1, .!1a:teo, dated March 9TH, 1853,
and recorded in ibor 81, folio 2o4, OF the record
o. Gaea' 0: Prince William county, Virgins,
Will oi.e7 60; sale. e! public auction, before the
tcont door OF the Court House of tho said county.
on M0NDAY, Msrch It'll. 1881, Chat being
Court day. q VALUAELETKAC LAND
IN 5A!d county, containing 100 ACRES, more
OK less, ana iSl2s about7 miles from the town OF
GcccGnan, adjoiIing III, lands of Finch, Mad.
doos, l0od and others. Terms: Csah.
-laA7-Wtd F.H FORD. Trustees.
NEW GcoDsl NEW GOODS
- Thursday Jan. co. 1881.
we '2:H 9-csy 3 beautiful line of new style
w fy
also Hamburg Edgin2s aad Irish Trimminge,
With ether goods. Call and see Thorn.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
jss2O 100 King street, Alexa. Va
p FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
-, Raw LINSEED OIL; slso Neatsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of Lubricat-
II. +, caE1GHToN's,
% 81 Ga King street
NJ 4 HAVE this day secured the agency for
W celebrated brand Of BOTTLED ak
and PORTER, which We will keep constantly
on bend, and TO which We invite the attention OF
families who de2so G1c article of ale or Porter,
ap21 w. a. JOHNSON & co.
pUTTER COiORING of the best gu atty and
- periac!y safe, in bottles at SLIGO, 50 els.
and % ess., snd il sample walls at 10 cts. each.
is52l Es. LEADBsATEn & BRO.
A SIX YOUR GROCER FOR ]. B, flick.
"a LEN & SONS BRIDGEWATER Pat
ent Process FAMILY FLOUR; every barrel
warranted to giVo satisfaction.
isnli CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr., Agt.
7IOlCE FAMILY FLOUH--Our brand
~ WHITE LILY" new process family flou,
NO can recommend as equal to any fancy brand
on the market, sold in l-iGs, !, and bbls BY
harmon q SMITH.
"a I'LL FEEDS Of all kinds for sale and de-.
va iiYc7ed free in all parts Of The city b.
jnul2 CHAS. :. TAYLOR Jr,
G7REHCH BID GLOVES-Three buttons
- overy pair warrented. 81 At
J. nov 80 FRRGUsON'Ss
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= III YORK CATTLE ii AnEET. february g.
B2"g.s-&i,nsn: i.'r ht uneEGEget figures,
WIKI sa;.= oi ordinary to choc Steers ct ss.ll3c
pH' ID dressed. ure!s,i Beet syil readily at +
81 pr - for siGoj
Ga3Tc:-& &tkct qliet ~! ); per pourd for
grassc:o .aG 5!.St: for vos!s Fsir 10 good
country &!cg' Cd vcals soli ri II Iillic per IL.
sharr -"d lIsnhs-Saics were rather SLOW
hnd lniiai. tut .he market w.s firm and trs!ls
sctipas wCrd :. r! aGic for low Sheep. mad ut
6t'1tc fo7 Lambs. E:csGed mutton Was doir e
dfc;GCI .sIno. sod ut l0llC!; per 10.
Eozs-tIyc ntg2 wcrO II" demand q: G.SG ~
p-r lOl 10,
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.:nu ln-5!;rt ti.i3 week WAS oats NC ave 70. all
hiaI3 Il s.Cci:. Tho supply Of good Cattle WAS
qu;:s !imi!oi, and the few tbs. were otfaroi SOLD
readily 81 4 iYlhti1I5 Tha supply OF vtal Calves
was l1l3 anall and good ones arc in demand.
ITO sw9pig cf sheep WAS equal 10 the demand,
b.. e %u..t3J WAS not so good as wantot; our
t. 4 4oiauoa is iJr few picked ones. Hogs
ar" sc.!c0 md n demand, with prices fully j.
higher lhs'. last week. Cows and Calves are in
so! ia .i-y.
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$lG4G 9S
li,a:.u:,, meals have been:
hmJu1! paid the Treasurer
dlc I,i:n pr list report. $1S04,
Cssh lall Premiums, fs;r
1851, 900 90
lmgrUg Acn. bu;idirCs a3l
piol>da. 1850. 705 c.
CuirJut oXpeGGis. 905.57
Peyton bartlett, wa;chmeo. 3GG 60
lnsH.a.c', 81 80
Arms; in cria, :;,; OF speed
&c, 10000
Ms. SGuluais. !ru!, IT'S %
MarhurJ < alushb :c!!. roat, 10000
hCttEat TO- due Treasurer, 272 2J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

NJ E Ia We this day secured the agency for
W celebrated brand Of BOTTLED ak
and POTTER, which We will keep constantly
on bend, and 10 which We invite the attention Of
families who de2iso q Gro article ofAle or Porter.
ap21 w. A. JOHNSON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

81 49, 81 9l9 81
Especially submitted for the Board OF DI
Ico;crs. J. I. BECKHAM, Sco:ola.y.
frc b,atd 2t Directors tCsiro 10 s1bni: Il %
,:aiGmso! showing assets and lilbilities oil tho
Il lcI4ljn i7.m i'a organization 70 the rrssau,
lut:
We tz.'sLdcd Gu The buildings,
crouads and al improVemcn!s,
year, 1878, $il06 So
Stc}5d year. 1879, 323l. &C
lhTd year, 1850, 7O5 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-02

F. FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
-, Raw LINSEED OIL; slso Neatsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of Lubricat-
ng OIL, always On hand al
". +. CREIGHTON'S,
% ~ Ga KING eirant
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-12-26
PHE INDIANS OBJECT.

The outlook for the successful re-
moval Of the Mescalero Apaches is
not very encouraging. They will
not resist removal, but say that they
viii retrrn, singly and in squads, to
the place where they have lived so
long They say that in thelr new
home they will be utter strangers,
and that the desire to get back will
be irresistible They will soon re-
turn to their old home, where they
will find no friends and no reserya-
ton, and having left their agency
without permission, will be pursued
by soldiers and a war will result
They are willing to have their rescr-
vation cut down, or to removal to
the Indian Territory, or to any place
where retarn viii be impossible {; but
they clearly foresee that the removal
contemplated means only war and
determination.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-12-26

There is nothing Of more value
than knowled &C of current events.
and such knowledge can be gained
by reading the Traveller. the oldest
and best journal in the Arkansas
Valley Republican in politics and
repleto with the latest news Of the
States and Territory, stock markets,
&c, go, published at Arkansas City,
Cowley Co, Kan, $50 per year.
The annuity issue was completed
last Monday. The Indians received
blankets, coats, pants, shirts, shoes,
needles, thread, axes, and n,unbcs
of other useful articles. The issue
was q liberal one and the reds have
no reason to complain. TO make
it required nearly the whole Of the
agency force. They have the work
so thoroughly systematized that the
whole issue was accomplished IN a
remarkably short time and With
satisfaction to all
a strange sort of dance has been
in progress among the Cheyennes
for about three weeks. 1t seems to
be political contest, the partici-
pants dividing into two parties. The
apparent rivalry is 10 get possession
of the drum, which is at first accom-
plished by giving the holders one
or more ponies. IN order TO get it
back the first party must raise the
bid, and in this way tho dance is
run first by one party and then by
the other. Each party has to de-
pend ON original properly, as that
which has been given once cannot
be used again. Ponies, squaws and
other things Of value are given in
this contest. 1T last accounts it re-
Quired over sixty ponies, or a like
value, to get the drum, and the "out"
party was straining every resource
to gain ahe mastery. From what we
can learn the contest is for political
supremacy. the richest and most lib
eral party taking the laurels. This
barbarism had not been carried to
such absurd length in many years.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-12-26
Caldwell & TT. gill Line.

Caldwell & TT. gill Line.
ARRIVE. ARRJvp
FROM NORTH II a. m. From South I0s. IN.
Mondays Excepted. Sundays Excepted.
Stages, saino time, going S.. Tuesdays.
thursdays Saturdays; going N. Mondays,
Wednesdays q Fridays.
A. T. q S. +. n. r, TIME TABLE
CALDWELL STATION.
ARRIVE. DEPART
bscsenSer. IL 80 A. VI. 900 Il. NJ.
accommodation, g:AOPbI &. 90 A NJ