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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
The Capital question at Chenille
GLxNytLLg, june LIST 1877.

GLxSvfLLs. June LIST 1877.
Editor Democrat
On the 29,h, ut Grautsyille, Mr..
Kcpna and Mr.. FrcCr, from Charles.
ton, lsObt. Blair, and Judge Camden
addressed the people on the Capital
question. We found the people there
very strong for Charleston, but when
We left on yesterday morning it was
admitted on all hands that very great
change bad taken place, and strong
hopes arc entertained that majority
may vote for Clarksburg at the election
| think that they pretty cfectually re-
futed Ethe idea that Charleston has any
peculiar Claims; but that it was thcIluty
Of all to locate it ct the point most con-
venient and accessible to the majority
Of tho people Of tho State, and that
the idea that by locating the Capital
at Charleston would facilitate tho ma
king Of railroads was erroneous.
Judge Ferguson did not get there
on account Of the ilress Of his wife,
but it is said that be will be at Weston
on Monday next.
We shall address tho people hero to-
day, but as it is apvivato time and Moth.
ing to call out the people, the audience
will be small. This county is very
decidedly 10 favor of Clarksburg.
Nlessrs. Lively, Fleming, Pierpoiut
and Caldwell, who wctO in attendance
ut the Cour. at Calhoun, by their
intercourse, intelligent views Of tho
Capital question done much for Clarks.
burg, although they had no chance to
address tho people, Owing to Mr..
Liyely's long intercourse, aud. the great
confidence they have in him, he done
cspiciaI service to Clarksburg.
Yours Truly, C.s.
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Go to Aspnas Hardware Store Main Street Weston w. va

to cllightcn any Of us as to the true To-
wardness of things as they once stood
and as they now hang. Ito is prepar-
ing for war, whether politicians follow
him or not,aud he will make ono of the
warmcst fights IN our party history.
At an interview last evening with
District men who wished his intlucnc
with Hayes for tho appointment Of a
Republican to an Office hero. General
Butler said that if their friend was to
succeed no must have tho influence of
". ". Corcoran and General John B.
Gordaa These arc excellent gentle.
men, and Democrats by nature and Us.
sOciatiOns, yet Butler camO nearer the
truth than usual in assigning to them
u high place in the regard of Mr.
Hayes and great influence with him.
We may confidently look for full
and curly expression Of Buffers feel.
Jugs and statement Of what hc knows
thinks and sucsses about the presidUut
mud his supporters. If the politics OIL
the country were in u more settled
state, his character would make him
comparatively harmless, but at this
time | know Of no man more danger.
GUS to the Republican party.
Tho recent order Of the President to
General Ord TO pursue Mexican MA.
RAIDERS into Mexican territory when.
ever he thinks it necessary, seems to
DO unwurrantCd as it is certainly M
unprecedented order. 1t may not be
that tue President designs to bring on
war aud acquire territory to water
the stock " Of the country as they say
in Wall strcGt--but it looks much as
il he intends to do so. lie may be.
love that restless spirits North and
South will be ready TO support bin in
such 4 movement, and that prospect
i've use for tho army will prevent its
reduction when Congress meets. One
tenth Of the force that o war with
Mexico would render necessary would
protect tho border settlers FROM harm,
aud would still allow the expected re-
ductiOu in the Army. say nothing
of the spirit great nation would ex-
hibit in bulldOzing weak one, for Q
universal sense Of justice will suggest
to everyone the mcanncss Of such 0
cause.
So far as the apparent contradiction
between Senator Garfield and Dir,
Gibson, Of the New York Sun, is con
Cerncl. it may DO said that there is nj
doubt Gibson is substantially correct,
and tia, President Hayes stated in
writing that no wished Garfield to
withdraw from the contest for tho Sen.
atorship in Ohio, in,imating il not pos.
itively stating that the influence Of the
administration which tho President
thea thought would DO powerful
would DO givon to Garfield for the
Sprakcrship. That Garfield should
cluivocotc is not strange, but Gibson
is one Of tho most conscientious men
who write from this city. Anything
like falschoOd is not in his line. Be-
sides, others saw tho Presidents letter
and their recollection Of its contents,
soon to be published, will substantiatc
GibSon's statement. RENO.
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So coMNe aNA see AS We.
Sovc S\,N>M9 c\sc-
WNGvG.
WM. L. HUNTINGTON.
Weston, May ls..
.COMSlISSIO NER'S NOTICE,
CoNMssloNER's OFFICE, !
County Court LeriS County,
Nav 0I 1877

COMMISSIONERS 0FrIce, !
County Court Le'ris County,
May %, 1877.
T. T. Wallis aud G. J. Col, partners ioinI
business under the firm name and stylt
Oft. 7. Wallis & Go. plaintiffs,
E. T. somcrville, p. c. Urbach Jr., the Vcs.
ton Building Association and Savings In.
stituion, v. G. Bennett, Trustee, L. G.
Minnlch, OF. Bond, Parker B. Goodman,
james G. NandCrvort, Sheriff Of LOWS
cOnnty,and rs such administrator Of John
SOmervllle, deceased, Charles B. Morrison,
Henry DinSalorc, D, F. Martin, Trustee,
and SAM LAughllu, Alexander Lauvhliu,
and Charles Il. Odbert, partners trading
md doing business under tho firm name
md style Of LAughlIa Bros. Il Co. der Is
IN cIIASCERY.
The parties 10 the above entitled cause
will take notice that have fixed upon tho
18th day OfJuaC, 1877, at my Office In Hes.
ton, Lewis county, Vest Virginia, to Oxe-
cute q certain order OF reference, entered
therein by the County Court of Lewis cOuu.
y, at lis December term, 1876, tccommIt-
thug report heretofore made In said cause
to Commissioner OF said court, directing
him 10 ascertain and report OF what real
estate the said L. 7. SOmVrvtlle is seized
the liens thereon; their. orders and prlori.
ties md also aay other matter deemed per.
iincnt by the Communist ones or required BY
any Of the parties.
Given under my hand, rs Commissioner
Of tie County Court OF Lewis county, this
23Ed day Of Nay, 1871.
]. ". W0FFTNDIN,
Commissioner.
", G B. sOVr. May 20 Nv
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ELECTION.
Election.
For Permanent Capital of the
State,
HARRISBURG.

An Election will be held ut the usual pl..
ceB Of voting, on
Tuesday. the eth day Of August, 1877.
TO permanently locate the Capital Of this
State. Elections Tor school officers will he
hcld on the same day. Remember, both Of
these elections are to he held nj the usual
voting places. and Sor in tue school house
OF each district.
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MON 81 Y

and we want you, before you spend a
dollar for your Spring Outfits. to give
US chance to show you that We
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j. j. BUNCH,

Licensed Auctioneer for Lew
is County
0Hers his services upon reasonable terms to
all who h4rs real OF personal property 10
sci at public auction. Refers 10 tie buti.
uc!s plcn VtWcglon.
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Reform Is Necessary, even
i'm The Tobacco Line,

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Nam Street, Weston?
Il rou want n five cent Cigar, with flavan ia
filling, you can get it there. You can get 8
Connecticut Tips for n dime. You can rot
6 81 Domingo Tips for q dime-You eau gOt
! StosieS for ccnts.-You can get pure
llavanna for 10 ceuts.-Or, II You want
liOne-Male Smoking Tobacco yol can have
q package for 10 cCnts-You can get Kiliiok.
mick, real Turkish, Porto Rieco, Apricot,
The Weed, Manila, Virginity, Sweet SlorSel,
or Fun bob smoking tobacco very chcap.
And now look At my great variety .oi
Chewing Tobacco-old Dominion a0cts A
plug, Paragon Twist only l5c,s plug, Col.
den Twist 20cts, Golden lFla,-ssft pressed
Scots, Double Navy 25cts, Gravely No. i
"a ilaO Rrticle-JVcts, Fine Cut-Coupap.
Ion, 81 pound
IT you want good blue Match you can
Ect iI-'oFifyou want handsome imported
Pipe you can get Il. You can get a stone
pipe for almost nothing. Or would you like
10 got some Scotch SnllT2 You can GET Il
and I'apce Saul also. You eau get foreign
Tobacco Seed.
lfthere isanythiug In Ae way Of Smok-
Ing, Chewing or Snuling, It Is always 10 be-
had at the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Come ONc---CoNAc M.
ROBERT JUFH1as.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
THE COURTS.
Probate Court.


The following proceedings were held before
the Register OF wills:
In nc estate OF Matthias Newbern, deceased;
order granting letters OF administration de eonii
non to Mary Newbern. Estate OF James John
ston, deceased; counter petition OF creditors for
letters OF administration. Estate Of Frederick
s sS% e:S hsR.y VIII yiaGn 4RsoEHiss Ess
y bond Il the snm Gr stooo viii o. Mary Bradley.
tate OF Hannah j. Bsrgy, deceased; report Of col.
lcctors filed; A. q Wills and E. q. Darlington,
jr., appointed admlnistrators; bond 10000. Es.
as administrator. WIN Of John Stats, deceased;
executrix qualified; bond u ,oos. Estate Of Mary
Kee; order Of publication. Estate of Thomas H.
Ann s. Parker. deceased; referred to J. J.
Johnson, examiner: Estate OF August W.
Esss orGsf GGssoiI5s E.
tate Of A. L. Kendrlck; citation returned served
case continued Estate OF Eliza 5. Torrey; Z. q.
tate Of BENJAMIN s. BoSreT, deceased; citation
returned "served;" continued. Estate OF Barney
Hart, deceased; petition for reappraisal. Estate
certain payments for religious purposes charged
in the hrst account OF administrator c; Z. a., un;
dor act Of Congress Of July e, 1883, making void
testator's death. Woodbury. Wheeler appointed
guardian TO Hannah f. and Sarah J. Edwards.
Estate Of John so%mer, deceased; order grant
dali, and fixing bond at Is ,0Oo0.
The court adjourned over until II q. IN. to-day
Supreme Court of tho United States.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, Anthony L,
Knapp, esq. Of Springfield, Ill, was admitted to
practice us an attorney and counselor OF this
court.
No. l9, Originally Er parie James 7. Easton and
James Mcmahon, petitioners. This cause va,
argued by Mr.. L. ID. Mccarthy and Mr.. J. T.
Gowen, of counsel for petitioners, and by Mr.. +
A. wilcox In opposition
No. q, (original) Er parfs Tho Philadelphia
petitioners. The argument Of this cause was com
menced by Mr.. r. ID. Benedict, Of counsel for tn,
petitioners, and continued by MIR. +. A. Wilcox II
opposition to the petition.
Law Summary.
The bond of Washington T. NailOr as re
ceiver at the Imperial hotel has been approved
The matter of Joseph Herzog's bankruptcy
was argued by Messrs Mussey and Hine, ant
remanded to the register.
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Wylie
Macarthur and Humphreys were on the bencl
In the General Term yesterday.
In the cases of Chism VS.. District of Colum
bia and Meredith vs.. District OF Columbia th
defendant has filed motions to dismiss the ap
pcals.
Court Calendar for To-day.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT, befor
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices wylie, Hum
phreys and MacArthur.-Nos. IL, Murrry vs
Myers, Keitch n Co; -, Shields vs. Aver; II
Bradley VS.. Young; Is, Brooks VS.. Francis; ID
Young vs.. District Of Columbia; IS. Keoyh VI
Gilbert; 10, Holden and Ford ys. Smith; %
| tropolitan Railroad Company; q, Patch VI
| Davis,
National Republican., 1877-04-25
nIEn

DAhD
cLAlk,.o. the m Of April. i17. JoHs CT AK.
isssrsi yin take p,sse non his iats res,denes,
- y street so.thvest to-day At o'clock .. m.
Relatives and frienas are invited 70 attend.
NEWmAN.-On Monday. April n iGT, a. u
s'eicek. amer loaR and painfsi iuaess, which he
ecse vitA ChItstian resisuatioa. THOMAS L. knw-
n ne ~ y ys.f q Ne age
rsl,y lssis 9 e s,,s.s ,ss fs.s..i hon II. l..s
oeerpvsovn, ts-Ssy q s'eiocs.
n tEI, .. I'D .. n. ncnAnD soUThRsS, In tss
Hh nns.sl v6i taks place kron his iase rssidsses
q o'eieek rhvrsaAy ansrnoos. April -. ksla-
tivss and hfssds arr invited To attend.
= sidss q he is,s br. ssspsen R.iis;. isd sssd
Eanerai Gedse.dsy evening At O'Clock from the
Epiphany church, street, between Thirteenth and
sr,sss;s .,r.sss yr'eads Of N rsSilT respect
wmrk.-ln this eity. on Sunday, APRIL 4, iss1.
Anr BnApLHr. vIne OF Ashton s. II. White. In the
eny->eeoad year Of her age
Frie.ds Of The fAmiiy are reqaested 20 attend the
funvra iron her hate residenee. No. @o Esst
capitol street. on "Wednesday, the 18th instant, At
yoL:-o. N. "a Instant Josrrn Jor. aged
Esssrsi VII iais place FROM hts late re.saene.,
No. nD street 500 vest, WEDNESDAY at 10 eloek
= :: yrsesss and relatives respectfully inSitsd
ts.iiIsore ..d rhi,.delpais p.p.rs sopy.l
National Republican., 1877-04-25
CITY BREVITIES.
Hot days and cool nights.

Hot days and cool nights.
Real August weather yesterday.
Snn-sha and sur. umbrellas were IN de-
mand yesterday.
All places Of amusements were well
patrOnized last night.
The policemen on duty In the Seventh pre-
cinct are taking steps to organize n temperance
society among themselves. A oommendable
movement.
permanent organization of the National
Desiccnted Cocoanut Manufacturing and Ship
ping Produce Company, was effected yesterday
afternoon. There's good deal In q names.
On" AUleriedn Youth, an able aud sparkling
amateur Journal, edited by ]. y. S. Richardson,
and published by q. W. and NJ. N. Richardson, IL
out for the present month, and Is full OF interest
ing matter.
Lem Wee1en, who was recently sentenced
to the penitentiary for shooting Charlie Good
man, and who is waiting until q motion for a new
trial Is heard, Is very Ill In Jail, and suffering
from Brlghts disease.
The presence of o circus with us has made
great increass in the revenue Of the Police
Court for the past two days, most of tho cases
tried having been for breach Of tho peace In
the ncighbOrhood OF the tents.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
THE CsyrRAL DxsPENsART.
Tho Work of Reorgapisstion--An Enort to
Mako the worthy Charity Permanent

Mako the Worthy Charity fermanens
Success.
A number of prominent ladies and gentle
men Of the city assembled at Up. IN. yesterday,
at Tallmadee hall, for the purpose Of reorgan-
king that most useful and worthy charity, the
Central FREQ Dispensary, corner Of Tenth and L
streets northwest.
Tho meeting was called to order by the presi
dent, Mr.. B. U. Keyser, DIR. Walter O. Briscoo
acting as secretary. A most earnest desire was
evinced upon the part OF the ladies and gentle
men present to make the disponsary a successful
and permanent charity. As now organized, II
consists Of the following, viz:
Board of Observation-Disclosures, Mr.. B. U. Key.
ser; vice president, Mr.. A. $. soiomons; treas
urer, Mr.. u. W. Middleton, IT,; Hon. Thos. J.
Durant Messrs Z. O. willard, James W. Barker
Jesse u. Wilson, Frederick Pilllng, Jas. T.
Young YSn; Leo Louis k MSskaiI, u j.. Howard 4. PStae
johnson Eliot, Jas. Il. Morgan, N. Z. Lincoln
Robert Rcyburn. J.C. Riley, II, u. Barker, W
4 Ralph i'SSGHi " alsh al and John Waiter. ~
Consulting Board-Drs Noble Young, Louis
Mackall. T. Howard, Johnson Eliot, James =.
Morgan, Robt. Reyburn, A. Patse, N. 5. Lincoln
and J. q. Riley.
Attending Stan-Drs. IL. II. Barker, W. q.
Briscoc, q. l.: Magruder, VIM. IL. Ross, Ralph
Committee Of ArranKements-Mrs. Cornelius
Wendell, Mrs. Daniel McCarty, Miss Julia Mid
dleton, Mrs. Robt. Boyd and Miss Nettie Brad.
Visiting Committee-For May, 1877, Mrs. J.W.
Barker. Mrs Thos J. Durant, Miss Sarah Du.
rant; for June, 1871, Mrs q: Edmonston, Mrs. j.
Alex. Hamilton, Mrs. B. U. Keyser; for July
1877, Miss Julia Middleton, Mrs. Daniel Nc
Carly, Miss Emma Robinson; for August. 1871,
Mrs. j. b. Semmes, Miss Georgie Simms, Miss
Virginia Smms.
II was decided to postpone until another meet.
ing the election Of the visiting committee for the
remainder Of the year.
The list of contributing members, now num-
bcrtng seventy Eve, will 1t is hoped, soon be in.
creased to q thousand.
The dispensary 10 commended to our charitabIy.
disposed citizens. It is the only place where the
poor Of all ages, and color can receive, gratu.
itously, medical attendance and medicine.
Contributions will be received by the treasurer,
Mr.. u. W. Middleton, Jr., OF the firm OF Middle.
| ton 4 Co., bankers, No. 1t2I + street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
RAILROADS

PENHsYLvANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACE, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS Ir.yss yssHasff sNkssfsaiSss. 4 1sass from Depot
For Pistssars n and the West, e:S :. M aai,y, with
Ps.IoT, ,, Ss5 % rit,ssSaIE, and sieePiD5 Car;
GSie.to; 7:p ,. m. daily, win Palace Car 70
nsETiS6sE AND .oronAc RAILROAD.
:Se s rs fGi fssss g.. p 70 % wSs s1'sSs sos
wiiisn.port Lock Haven. fimirs and Wal.
FOR . Nss ,hs sis Hs. ssssH. rs
s. 3 Fs Fs:.s E;s'r rs;oI sii; e:i il !. =
sss, ssnd,L, .,,. Nth Sleeping Cars from Wash
For Thiisdslp ph., I:o p: m. daily. s.eep, sunday.
%isd fip1s:s' pr ms s.sS "a a. n' dsT. I sreep. % S saSS.
AesOmnsssss,ion for ys,.,nore, 7's.. m. and .rss
For Pope's Cresi Line 7:ss .. m. and 4.op. m.
For Ans.po!is Us !. z. and ..sOp. m. daily. s..
ALssHsSsli i;st ssGS.li : ZH.pEH,exsBuHs RAIL.
TTNY NAY RssIsdIb xNb dhItbSxisbkii . wXshiNd-
' "A :a1 B. I,'s =. u susasS .ss.. : M m. and n
FOR The sSais. via Richmond, I,ss q. m. daily, $50
rr.s! IL is.ss S. s.ssRs fos $40
o. sa.g :; sss saa : Sn = ~ sssSs and T. ?. m M
q. e & .Hs sss s:
:,., e and
g ief for The shseains Of baggage to Destination
no" ro'f "a S&sS9k, isiefs s.nl Passenger Agent
xRANK ThOMsOs. GEM M.naEef. spt- ysi
National Republican., 1877-04-25
THE 4. NJ. r.. CHUROH.
Close Of the Session of tho Conference-Ap-
pointments for the Ensuing Year.


pointments for the Ensuing Year.
The annual conference of the Baltimore dis
trict OF the A. NJ. E. Church, which has been 10 ses-
sion during the past seven or eight days at Gam.
bridge city, Maryland, closed its sessions yester-
day. The bishop made the following appoint
ments for the ensuing year:
Bethel church, Baltimore, Rev. J. A. Handy;
EbeneEer church, Baltimore Rev. q. T. Wat
mold; st. johns church, Baltimore, Rev. J. p.
Gore; Allen station, baltimore, Rev. Daniel
Rideout: Union Bethel, Washington, ID. o.. Rev.
q. W Brodle; St Paurs, Washington, ID. o.,
Rev: W: IL. Waters; Pisgah chapel, Washington,
church, East Washington, D. o., Rev. J. A. d.
Green; Ebenezer church, Georgetown, ID. o.,
Rev. A. Robertson; Metropolitan chapel, wash.
ington, y. y, Rev. W; nj; Green; Good Hope
burg circuit, NV. Arthur Jones; Annapolis sta
tion, Rev. J, H. A. johnson; Frederick city, Rev.
X. A. Hall; Hagerstown, Rev. J. W. Beckett;
| Cumberland, Rev. J. B. Hamilton; Clear Spring,
Ellicott city, Rev. J. II. Hughes; Long Green, to
be supplied; Randallstown, Rev. J. T. Morris;
Port Deposit, Rev. j. r. Lane; Havre de Grace,
Rev. J. J. Herbert; Easton station, Rev. Ameri.
Green; Orowdersville, Rev; J. J. Mltchelli potO.
mac circuit, Rev. ]. N. I. Gray; Chestertown,
Rev. W. H. Chambers; Chesapeake. Rev. W. NJ.
Johnson; Keedersville, Rev. Thornton Shirley;
CecilyLlle, Rev. Jeremiah Young; Denton, Rev.
mission, Rev. 7. A. v. Henry; Mount Pleasant,
Rev. J. Il. Budd; Camp Parole, Rev. X. Miles
Unionville, Rev. q. W. johnson; Quaker Bot.
tom, Rev. B, I. Lee; North Washington mission,
Rev. W. IL: Butler Newtown mission. Rev: q.
Reedor; Southeastern Maryland mission, Rev
Robert Squirrel. .,..,-r
National Republican., 1877-04-25
NOT TOO YOUNG TO STEAL.
No Buil-do.ing Aiiowsd by the Court

No Bull-do.ing AilowSd by the Court.
A little leather. colored boy named Martin
Bland, whose chin, when he sat in q chair, was on
. line with tho attorneys table, " as arraigned
before Justice Oiln on tho charge OF stealing .
el0 bill from the pocketbook Of Mrs. n. y. Egg
stead. Ho had n dreamy, sleepy look from out
to know the value Of tho money stolen. 1t being
evident that he had boen bull-dofed into making
. confession that would operate against him the
Court ruled tho evidence out and q verdict Of not
guilty was returned. His father promising to see
that his conduct was improved 10 the future the
Court directed that he take the boy in charge
and depart.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
Am IN THE FAMILY,
Tho Ola Man Held Responsible for HI
sons Dog.

Song Dog.
In the Police Court yesterday George W.
Phillips, coloredfwas charged with keeping q
vicious dog which had bitten one Of tho neigh
bors.
"Aro you guilty or not guilty." asked the
clerk.
~ only keep one dog, and that don't bite any
body" was tho eyaslye answer.
The boy who had beon bitten testified that
Phillips son "sicked" the dog on him. 1t was o
white dog. He could not say whether or not the
dog belonged to MI Phillips, but It was always
about his premises.
~ only have one dog, your Honor, /" protested
the defendant, "and that Is a bloodhound that
stands over four feet The one that bit him be-
longs to my SON."
THAT makes no difference" said the Court.
"Your son harDOrs the dog, and you harbor your
son, so must order the animal to be killed"
To the officer: "YOu understand which dog is
meant-the white One"
80, yes, l know them" answered that person.
age with an assuring smile.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
THE rr1ER SEWER.

Suing the District q r Overwork ferforssA-
John Lyons says hat he entered into con-
tract with the District Commissioners for clean
ing the Tiber creek sSuer between Psassylvs-
mia avenue and the Jsmes creek canal Of IT,
gravel and other matter deposited therein for IL
SUN Of ss,s11 The Commissioners contraetsA
with Q man named Shipman TO erect an arch ev~
Virginia avenue which csnsed Lyons great dehy
working for one month The heavy rains Tia
inteTysned washed into the sewer alrssdy
cleaned 8 800 cubic yards which the CommissosS-
ar, COMPELLED him 70 remove. which vas dons ~
. cost OF s1poo. He now sues the District - ss-
cover that amount.
National Republican., 1877-04-25
Commerce.

BALrIMoRK, April 2I.-Cotton dull; middlins.
Flour active. strong and buoyant and 2sayc.
higher; How.rd sire, ret and n Western sugss q 40 40
brands. tO SSiSiS; DO family, III. Wheat stronS S
sai ssa aas red 70 ,
2;o,; do: prime: e. iioSs;,S. Sosn.sSgihern arm
a.. yellow. sss.; Western mixed, spot April and
srn afmsr and higher; Wesisin steady; soSSSsIn
PsSs % Rss Steady $eaSr anS arm rS's s aS; aS .1s.S
Arm and .ss and
&C.: clear rib :dss, sse. :; packed, ssSssc. Bacos
faS1lasIs ss1e s1ssr rIs ,ns, slss: ss Hams,
renaed, Isc; Coffee nrmer, but not quots6iy
kseeig,s.FIoar, aso SSi.:: whs,. soos bush:
sSipmssscorn sGfp % Csss eS.S 0"'h rye :" bush
ME; orleans, Gie.; saits. sss bales. Tonsoii.
faiss Hs ssssfsss ssI bales. m 5 cS
nent, 2, ,2i9 b.les,
S6sG. %; superhue Western and state, F.nSa. !. SS
sSSs to .SSmoa aS S ssSess sSsSh shs
wheat. Western extra, s.iHg?: fancy 90 e.os@
mon to eSSes sS1s S. SUI toa
soaS sosS G!m auar ssSedS ts
ssSss Fys ysSs Ssi s:
stronger. Wheat unsettled and fully Sc. better:
the advance materially checks the export demsn md
aud millers are inclined to hold on; ungraded
spring, q 2Si 90; OLD No. Chicago In store, . 20;
prime new DO, deli livered, si.72; white Michigan,
t.D; No. Milwaukee, In store, ti.siss; straight
DO. held at ei.sS, Rye Advancing, with better ex-
Jersey @ and PeansyiysSt., and sesos fSs ssa.s. iS.
Barley NAH sRa qSs na n Corn ss
better, with a good trade; unsraded wesiern
sSG $s ks ss- pYssf Yssf s,:.$:i ss
yellow. 6a4@sic., Oats lSec. better. with a very
white de-; tst@ssc; Hay and Hops, aheh.nsed.
goss quoted at leone. gold; job lots, iee:ise;,
ng: nn,ng: gSe;; prime Mn,eoy.dp sYssse refined NJ.
And i2Sc for crushed ,s and Gowcrsd Mol..sss
hrm and n far demand. Rice steady, With . fall
sSsiTSe ar refined; a, ls9ii.e cases SSz2e Saptss,
for for prime r Resin . and TaTpeptine steady and nm
| higher and closed easier new mess, N6.0tsB. rs
Beef nrm. Lard q shade hrmer and closing heavy
prime steam. steam. iio ssYlo:Tf: new sS:ss: Batter.
UNCHANGED; Whisky nriner; closing, buyers, sin
Freii6ts % Liverpool decidedly hrmer for grain
cotton, sail and steam, Nd; cSrn, steam, Cd.
| wheat, steam, Gl9d.