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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-17
LITTLE MINI.
HH nE4N

Iho only point on Which Joe PaulDy
aud / could ever bring ourselves 10 agree
was that his cous;li Min was the only
young lady in the world who was worth
falling IN love with. Joe .Panlby was
eight, I was seven, and his cousin Min
VI was ,tsix. ssJoe was strong.; rough.
troublesoIne; rude boy, and T-was small
and weak aud delicSte !; and Il il bad not
been TINT We were both deeply in love
with the slime Young indy I believe I
should Shaye hated him. That solitary
'!B6nd!of sympathy served to bind us.more
or less firmly to each other, and seldom
ol,arreled with him, except when his re-
, g,srIl for her showed signs OF cooling
down q 81 :. - 2 :, - :
She was pretty, fragile little lady,
with quaint ways,of her own, aud gen.
tie, frightened manner of dealing with
her b6isterous tplay1nateswhich seldom
fliled to bring linn to d sense of ortler.
She loved us both very dearly, but I
tlIfnk Joe was her, fayorite. He wns q
rude. unpleasant boy to others, but to
her he was quiet and gentle enough and
perhaps this palpableS Sevidence OF sub,
mission appealed mored directly to thelittle
lady than my unde monstratiye md color.
loss affection. But sheiwas very fond Of
me, for NIL. that. 3 rs
Neither Joe nor I had any parents,
nnl welived with SAIim,s papa in o great,
eaunt, draughty house in Bloomsbury
Bquare.t Captain PanlbyTas our guard:
ian-aS tall, rbopy, unsympathetic wid.,
! over. Who governed his house sas il 1T
had been. a regiment, Of soldiers, A scale
lf6f dietary was huhgl up in the nursery,
aud from II one learned how many quar-
tor ,ounces Of Fcocoa. how many half
pounds of ,bread, and how many table
spooniuls 81 9rtoWfoots We consumed in
tho week. All totdH book WIS. brought
into the nnrserysGyefy morning in which
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-17

S5rsi Srrs.aigca iar 81 presidGn, t:ruuitt.-A -Four Per
% Ccnt.Bond Recommended Interchangeable
b for Legal Tender Notes. Q. l-..l..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-17

Scalskin sacks for jpoodlesrare coming
into fashion. Alady carrying, cIllinu
pet thus attirCd called, to comfort poor
woman who had lost two children by
starvation. The sack, was ctlt pompa-
r.. =. 2. sH1 " GE4aHf
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-17

A poet advises "In the Qunrries
should you toll, make your mark do you
dclye upon the! soil, make your mark. "
But instead OF taking bis advice, you hOd
better take lessons IN penmanslip and
learn to write your name. 1T looks bet
ter than to make your ssrnark.n
National Republican., 1877-04-27
DIED.

BEsTOR.-On Thursday, April %, 1877, at l.
CHAuSckr BEsroR, In the eighty-ninth year
FUNERAL will take place from the residence OF
oclook. %
GRiNDALL.-on the 2Sth of April. ls77, OF con-
sumption, JANIS v. GRISDALL, aged twenty -sine
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from the residence or his
bro.her-in-lsw, Thomas Dunn, las Four-and-n-
half street southwest, Friday NJ O'Clock.
O'sHEA.-on April Is, 1877, CoRNELIus O'suzA,
In The tgentieth year OF his aEe son OF Michael and
nj. funeral will take place from his parents resi-.
April -. NJ O'Clock p. m. The friends OF the fam,
lily are respectfully Invited to attend.
,FAGE;-In tnis city, on April IS, ls7, Mrs.
MARIA q. PAGE, formerly OF New York State,
Funeral services at her residence, No. 1911 Six
teeath street, Sunday at . O'Clock p. IN.
L0CKwOOD,-At II m, Wednesday, April 4
1871 AZ the family residence. No. SO street north
hfth year of his age.
Funeral services at the house at II O'Clock L. m.
on Friday, April q. Friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend.
WORTHlNGTON.-0 the 25th day OF APRIL
isT ihwIN B., only son OF Augustus y. ane Louise
The funeral seryices wifi be held al the reside nee
ofhis parents, No. 1889 X street northwest, at I
o'clock on Friday, April q. Friends OF the family
MARrIN.-On Wednesday morning. April Is,
ISL, after short illness, EVA MARTIN, In the six
teenth year Of her age.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
1901 Eighth street northwest Friday, the 9Th, ats
O'Clock y. IN,
National Republican., 1877-04-27
1877 GREAT LOTT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
rO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL klILS
SPLENDID scESERY, nlGkIFIcESr
EoUIPHEET.
TRAINS ,sa... ..aSl & s:,s ..s ,; ~, Depot
For riitsssrg a.d shs Msst. ssn |. 2. d.,y. silA
Shiease: TsoP. n. daily, vfsA fsi.ce c.r %
BsLfIHosK AND rorvnAc RAILRoAp.
por CassndaiguA Rochester, Bsnsso, Niarara
sss .ss sia .hs fsss Tsss. 60 G..s = 70 n ws s1s S
Wuiismsport- Lock Haven- Kiain and Wat
For @ Nss Tsii .sd n he eii,s hs. ssss. % @ az
N. daily, via faiscs Cars stt.csed. tiaiisi
sIEres. Q. rsllI.. r.rior Cara s=s a n
For Nes Yo.t and ,ss E..,. Lpp N e.ny, e.
,s S,ss; sandy; nd ; s,sh saeeP,ss Can froa Sssh-
For Ihi,.aslphi., I:sR: n. a.ny. s,esps sssa.y.
Liniisd Il pres. s:s :. m ANY. e.ssss = as sss:
Aeeossss.r,on for B.iupor.. .:s.- n ..1,.
p. m. daily. exoepl slsa.y
For repe's Cresl Liss s.n = n and s=ap. m.
For .ss.poiis. s:ss a n. and esp. N. ANY. .I-
ALsShSDs2i rRspEn,ckssuss RAIL
MA Mnf n hNp hLsxASDkiA WASHING
"a sH ;. S =. On s-sa.s . 4, 4 "a a. m n: IA I
For The ssaih. vi. ReAsesd. i.s = n. a.ny, s.zD
rr.is. E is.as wa ,sssssN, sss
On s.sa.s Al ssS : and 4 : - :. \. 80 ..S ss
&c ssss :. .ss iss esss. es
s.:, corner q Is,r,sss,h s,,sss and rs...ys..l.
ss sss q 81 s.s ss n ras
e sff ler ne sssehiss of ssSssse 70 assIisstiea
rRANk rh0a.os. 6saI s.aasss. sss-o.i
National Republican., 1877-04-27

R<Ps<s 81 ths fes<e Conmissisa-What
O1<hs % B< Dsae with Mr.. Ls-Rsesn-
D<stsns.s-
TSe sA<htk annEal.rrpors Of the Board Of
IossEa CSunsszslnsrs 70 tia President has lust
sesn Vrs1sst and maize public. This report
embraces = review of what In. been dons under
tAs P%lss sJs-sn faaaxVratsd In isds by President
1sGs tSwhrts e1yiItzinx and making sslEsustain-
Ing IAE=s warts Gf the N.tt0u.- IS they were
ssybc. y Pr~s6tsnt Grant
Ih- eStrl smphAtieaIly indorss the report Of
Tie SSsaK CSuntssb1usrs, and say; I'VE would
Il Plas1sIs. have the PahlG Conscience aroused 70
q tall cgaPrvhsusbIn Of the utt0r want Of good
fazsA the e. rsPsatet yiSlation Of the most
sszrt FrOubsss AMI agreements, which have
saK-a-ssrsret the iitsreSarss sf this nation with
rs hssFSsss vkrts-
IA olnsslbtAziln oG axenciss. where it can be
s--rsst vtshaGs existing treaties. Is earnestly
ErG-t hs An tnP1rtans element In the work OF In
sEIa sfyiaHIEiSu- rnsy suggest that . restrie
I5sa sI-1-l<aE % prevent r0aming and the teach
"a e the IgttEns u 1--we In houses will be q move
u the Esas ttrrrsian- me collection Of the less
HETazesAl vIrh these sh0 have mslsurahIy ae.
S1lret tia hr-s SS civilization, which would teach
the tsru<r ~ S,tly observation that thrift, en-.
SS-E-1ss Ent sasrxy Always prOdues their lesit-
szI;s trIlts e civilization and self dependence.
Inhs arr1lgSm4nt. with the early allotment OF
lAssts 3. ssTsr1lry. Enier a regulation forbiddInx
sksz- ALlt1lElGn psr two or three generations,
-gEA sEsetily result In the breaking up Of tribal
rSSLs1s1s. xa't q ar towards the successful solu
S1s1 - Ghs lzstELn Pc0blsm- Besides benenting
The IltsIas tAl< PlIn would throw into the mar
ssS aBth yAlzAsls Lhnd- aud greatly reducs the
TrVsFls sIPsasiue method 0f managing the In
dian nsPArrusns Gf the G0sernmenL
Al sLkhsr1-e sGtE-uedt IN general and IN de-
RAJ - Prss<nset. saSsinx BY statistics The sd
ware mate N The eight years Of the present
PsLlsy- % lhs -sd,ea Indians in tho United
StAssA tALAska uDs t1ciuied.l O<si now wear
g ELHe1s gre<ss S[lee lsus tho number Of houses
esrlxpdsSt ~ In,tians has increased from I,<To TO
5SSSIt. l-1ts % .kich we're hailr during the last
ythr- >st1Fals have increased during the same
T-sra.st trgl Ill to "a And teachers from la to
ST-- Tns 1Iuoer af scholars VA than Z, us, now
lhs-N are u.Iss. Thsrs are III churches on In
et.E EvssrJIIblns, and q rs Idfians church
aeaerrs. Tas Irsa 0f land cultivated In lsos
vAs A1r, N lS-d, 5lssl94
Tht rxsurS eunclDles With the follosing recom-
usaAastlus=
L Iaaetate eUmPEanes On the part Of the
wIlk ali the InsttElA
z AFervfC1lrinns Gar eOnsOlbiating agencies.
! Gsas-Sos appropriations Tor edueational pur-
p.az-A
q DisscuEinlknrs 0E tribal rsIstions
a EItsnsasa sf law far prOtsetion Of life and
FrNqaS1y.
2 E4GhhlnshnenE % iaiastrial and Agricultural
haArta1g sgAsalE. cunpaillnz attendAnea of all
sseGeen s<Tsn anst seventeen years Of age.
lssla sG E1PPhss 70 be made to heads OF
aliltsA
J a Il<rs.ss of salaries SG Indian agents,
National Republican., 1877-04-27
NEGOTIATING LOANS
A Mixed-Up Case on Deeds Of Traxs.

The court in banc yesterday ~ls ocezPiei
in hearing the case Of Thomas Il keogh AzA1ass
benjamin r. Gilbert et al This eAass vAs es--
tined up on exceptions nled TO the AlsiiorSs re-
port. decree for the sale Of the property wAs
made by the Court on consent Of eSaassl FOG Ihs
various parties, and on dIstr5bHrioa .. the Pre-
ceeds the auditor applied a balance Of sl,Ils a
to the note held by complainant
The facts In the case, 50 far As necessary 10 e
stated, are as follows: BenJ. r GHhers tse-<
seized Of lots lS2 To la both tDelasee. II GA
herts subdivision q square t'S eorTSsee srSIz
one Hlll through hessrs. ApPlecy \ Ed-n1nszsG-
the sum Of Is, ,0I0, and, 10 secnre The Fhyns15 ..
the debt, executed in the usual iOrn IrIsl dee.
made and recorded July 4 ISL On the ITsh cav
Of July, In, lots lS2 10 l, bgth iuelnGe4, were
relieved from this trust
Gilbert negotiated another loan Ot s1hG
for which he gave his note payable 70 Il Il isSd-
ley, and 10 secure the pay ment of this 5sis, Ga
bert made and delivered % wArd . t-nsi dee1- ~
which he conveyed lOls Iy-, Is. lss. lee ABa III
TO Ward for such security This truss tears chss
sad was recorded On the Sih Gay ef OeaSser, ls-l-
plat ant, and is the one neniione4 IN has ALL
On the 9Th Of August ls72- GilbsrI hAri-E PA<
ss,5ol, lot lS7 was released IRON the trpss eees
to Ward, leaving subject to that irzsi lsts IsS.
l39, lao and Ia But the whole ave lots SIN re
mained subject 20 the tr1Ki to APp9ehy r.
mOnsJ0n. The complainant held smother D0ss
for 81 SOD At the same time secured On lGis IL
j ns,a IN. II .bs I, ~ eos ssaar "a ne - =
est was paid, GIlbert paying s2009 10 c01plAia-
ants attorney; the balance, amer deslezt1g Tia
amount Of the q, 80 note, was 70 be IASs q TIA
81 boo note.
Afterwards the Orient Life InEsrAnue Ca1
pa5y loaned To- % aissTs =, s sioSS AZ 70 ssssrS n
gust 10, lsr2, but q was MOI reosroed znIl A.
gust lo, ls72 There 10 testimony % khuE that
the money was not actually paAd 1nitl A-le-
wArd's certificate Of title wAs made and delivered
Gen EnOch rotten Appears tor the oouFlA1z-
ant, and Mr.. s. r. Bond for the deieneAlL
National Republican., 1877-04-27
RA.e Rall.

ARE crowd assembled on the Olympic
r-s1nSs Yesterday 90 witness = game OF ball be-
t-esz Ca-usrvss ptNsy's celebrated nine and
the CsSiEhssas> The game vas marked BY some
* sAs Eas-e catches that have ever been seen IN
the DessrSrs. the CarncrOes nine are celebrated
ssr tAstrS Sxrellsnre IN this respect rhe serobatic
eA.eAi.r gfCassy wVnterful, while Rice, by
szs inmguze hits caused the nclders OF the
CrelGh hsacs 60 kx1- teather very diligently. The
c1rye Iisshf,g ef CdsAman vas bothersome to
rs sgrS1<a.ss AMI Wesiyn, On the third bag. is
n tsrTqr - l1s httS The feature Of the game,
Aswersr. vls the tricky manner In which Nettler,
te- thtrt ea<eu1tn- played hts position, no less
tam sArhs u1l1cky -Crvirhts~ attestinx his
v,s-srs, hs s VI. impossible TO steal n base on
him Ihs u1ffs-m % the CarncrOss nine consists
q rlrE kE. White shirt. btack knee pants, Star
S7az cosi EIa1sr scockinns ant Oxford ties. For
I te Ga EhsE- where all did 80 veil. n would be
ussisss % attempt . detailed account Of personal
z ri - 49, Z 4 sun nArI Of The gnme:
National Republican., 1877-04-27
rRE METROPOLITAN roIIcE.
wsssly Nessi.x Of the Rsssrmsr.

A rvrzlAr meeting Of the Board Of Police
vas hRst last sTsnfax. A bin Of se&sO from Old
80 B-VS vas spprpvcd- rhs principal item In
Ihss ssn y the Priatin< the report Of the gam
t,t-s' tluss.ixhtun-
INe eanmlttes 70 eon6sr With the District Com
zssss,as-s rrrortsd that the surplus fund Of soT5
hAs s.rs1 turned ever 20 the board for disourse-
nxzl Ins sane e1mmittes stated that ar. p.
NrGraa1 the swusr % the baildinx used as the
s7lzbta et The Seventh urcctnct tIieut, kelley's)
v-gy,sst to rsuiptsi AMI tmproxe il at an expense
e s9 tot Would rs.lurs It's rent TO go per month.
Tss csnnsstss vas eunsinasd 10 consider the
FrvqsedsssnL
u -.s S<sstsl 70 invite the Cnitei states Dis
tr5cs Attsrusy. the District Attorney and their
ASSISTANTS to meet With the ocart at their next
sessssu. n srter to have better understanding
Ama1r themselves about the liquor trzffc.
rts earsEal eausis of MAJOR A. q. Richards,
5s1@ll Carssn ". u. BrOck. ttS.OoO) and tho
tsghE Eeassaaa.s tstoo0 each) were presented
ant rsTlrs-t n cOrrvet By Mr.. Herr. They had
all Nesn esz-1 1et to by the DISCREET Supreme
Cs1--- NesE-s. A Rsshssu and Geo L. Shsrid
~er~ WAPl- Rchsrts' ban,ismen. and Messrs.
Z sS-r7 Hall Ant JAMES 7. wtllett stood good for
CsEsA1 R-g<S- TAs dscumeats we're Orisred to
- Ana VISA the trvAsurer, and the board then
ws1s a1sa syss1fire sss-tan-
National Republican., 1877-04-27
CIT BRETITIEs.

Mackenzie Taylor, colored. for ssealinr
money and articles from the OoluAeiA HosEsai
was committed for the Acti0n O. TIE ErIne
Jury BY Judge SMELL yesterday.
The teachers OF the public schools WI be
paid tomorrow.
Two little boys, about IL years Of arp,
named Thomas HAvkins white, ana Janss
Royal, cOlOred, were before Iuage Snell yexss--
day charged with an ARRAY IN nghling On the
street. II wasrepresented TO be 4 very ultallx
affair. The Court dismissed the case rssarSInr
that the Paolis could net have eeea di.slrszt
much by two such small boys
The wedding of Mr.. D. ". Bruce, OF Mash
Vile, Tenn. and Miss Della BrOua- q Rals1-
more, was celehrAiei in bAltin0re WEDNESDAY
evening. After the wedding the Elarly helA =
brilliant reception At their haadssnely fErnishee
residence on MAssAchpsetts ayenne in this eafy
National Republican., 1877-04-27
B<ss~s the fsisee csart foe Tearing Down
Froxrv~s HALL

TX dssr-ssSOu among the members Of the
-S>s1s asl DasrAtsrs Of Love and Charity and
TIE -Esss1c SSas a1t Daughters Of Progress, ~
tsS esss-St s<,svOlsnt societies engaged tho At
te1stSn % the POlics Court again yesterday
Dsc1sss ms time wm- Cudertus and Henry
". GI-asr. rrprs-sntinx the interests Of the lat
ter aerieSy were eh.rrei with defacinx private
FrVS<rsy sg sarah Ware. member Of the other
sssecy-
So tsssf-et that she lived in Progress hall
With her snily, Ia: PAID no rent The defend
ants cane there Wednesday morning and CON-
ueDcS1 tsarI1E Gown the building. and had
szriFFsS Al the weather. bSarStlnx a. to expose
ali her rsafs. vhsn she had them arrested.
Csulssi Sc the ssfense here stated that the
A1tRtzE va vested IN his clients as trustees
Tesy lAs ,scf7et the complainant that she must
ieArN. As = vas their intention to enlarge the
k1iBtrzE alt they hBt entered there for that
pG-v.lee uaea s1SPFesl By the Ottccrs.
he CSIrz ths1tsse-t the ease. saying the com
TeAssazs hbt her remedy by evil action He con.
ssesres tAIs 4 uiha eua1 ID as he pleased with
Ms eva FrVesrSy.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
LOCIL lIIyCELLIST.

For Sale-High- standing Counting. room Desk,
nut; superior make. Good for Department use.
Apply NJ this once.
MAJOR ]. ii. Powell will give q lecture on "In.
dian Mythology At Hamline church, corner oi
Ninth and p streets, this evening, and will de-
scribe some Of the Indian customs, beliefs and
legends, which cannot fail to be deeply interest
ing.
Dr. Hartley cures catarrh-Isz Tenth street
northwest
Interest paid on deposits BY J. II. squisr 4 Co.,
bankers, ltlo Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lss, sls Seventh street, opposite tho Patent
once, Ia selling coal ct t+Ts and up.
Lsft-ou clothing watches, pistols, etc., bou 4 ht
at HerIog's, sl5 street. Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
Commerce.

Commerce
BALTINoRE, April 9o.-cotton quiet and steady;
Flour strong, buoyAnt snd unchanged. Wheat
ii.d :aGpi!s:: fsnnsyirsnia red sisSs.ss; Mary
land Ian , rel; ga Sd: do; amber, nT; Sorn.sSath-
irIssuis5 saa hEhsri sontieyn white, eeSloc:: a..
ys.lcy; NOT Western n IN mixed; spot and n, April:
arm and advancing; Southern, fair to prime, 800
SSmnsg al Hay se.ay slm s And Rs
eh,nsed. Provision. nrner and q.let. Pork, g7.
clear 10 ,isss; ssc.n Hams, iassissc. lard.
other S,nas dull and nominal; Nes York state.
rS fstrosum tsS.' sss einSs snSee asss ae
naSnr nasn e GSrs n Arm nSd and T Hnshapsed whisky
corn, 10: 90 bush. oats, Loo hush. shipments-
Corn, 2, 900 bush.
Gon,olidsted net receipts, =, "a bales. Erports-
GSsn Sssnnsl, 70 bales. q @ 0''e'' France %@ bales;
FioaT opened stronger and closed quiet; holders
s'%SsRs 8 sss S
0 to I!;. eo%mOs Sn e sSodsc s0Sdh White e
wheat, Western extra, g. eod6s. 30; fancy do % as
esmSGn eSsS sSiia sSiSa 's.F' g. LSa LSais G
patent Minnesota extra good to prime. sio. 5o
s'FS: e e a:!: SsssSs
:, Ss$i: ssSSss; b.sS$ys!ns: ssniss, nssy !. sla
Ss%aad ssssdG .,.S sDs sssss'' fSsp0ri S
spring, s26b2 70; No. CHICAGO nominal At Si, ,saS
nrmer and quiet. hye unsettled and io@iIc higher:
Western held at u. 20, with u 10 bid. Harley scarce
Canada. q. s. Cornialx higher and irrsauisr:
steamer mixed, 6sfp6sSc.; No. New York, &c. |;
No. New York, CSC. Oats i@sc. better. and
y f,,,,y se,irs; &C. = %Issd West%n and state, *9ae.
chanEed. Conee-Rio Arm, in moderate demand
and unclaimed. Sugar steady. with moderate in-
demand. Rice nrm, with . fair inquiry. Petro-
lenm quiet and steady; crude; eAc. rehned. iS4o I;
Resin arm AZ G.asaa oo lfor strained. Turpentine
lower and closins heavy sf Ss 80 for new mess,
and prime Western messat sis; Lard heavy and
unchanged. Linseed nrm at s,.is, gold. whisky
frcixhts to Liverpool q shade nrmer; cotton
ssil and team, "a; corn steam, I'd; wheat steam,
National Republican., 1877-04-27
RRADBURY PIANosi EsTEi ORaANsi

We are closing out At COST the balance OF on,
stock o. the above excellent Instruments prryicss
70 moving, June 1877, Into the large aud elegant
WArsrooin corner Of Pennsyiyania avenue and
Tweinh street-shepherd's BaiidinE. once SO
Ninth street northw est
.peo.lm slNDERs . AsrAynAS.:
CURTAINsI CuRTAINsi UURTAINs!= =
~ NINE. aENIsTE, from Paris, bleaching
teenth street northwest French uphoisier aad cab
c,ssnng IA ATep,,as' p,,,s' nsrresses done re; eaIgst
aD24-lm
National Republican., 1877-04-27
HARRTEn

ROBERTsON-ToDTsCfI the 18th
instant. by the Rev. DIR. John 3. Deale, WILLIAM
DER, all OF this city.
DRURY-LILLEY.-On Thursday, April 26,
Nj, by the Rev. II: Clay McCanley, at the resi-
LILLY and DR.. J. II. DRURY. No cards.
ADAMs-COLEMAN.-O .-On April 2S, Is77, In this
Crittenden, on Connecticut avenue, by Rev. Will
liam q. Young, OF Chicago, Hon. CHARLES II.
rESDES COLEMAN, OF Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
THE EI-PEESIDEST.
E~~Rsis. sf

E<<P411 o SS1<rn n Ahf ME- 6rnnI
Dr. All Ms Newman entertained General
-. Ms Grant. Ms. Sartarts. Ma d. q. Cox
I1t \ z1assr II others At lunch yesterday At ,
S'e5seg p II Aftsr funcheou ths General and
Mrs. Gr.l, hs1t , reception, large number Of
f-ssnAs call-,x % pay their farewell respects.
ADsr< tia sresss vas the venerable Father
keasl, ths vealEhy Bairmorean, vho gave 50
Eex-lllr tssart the errecton of the Metropolitan
eArreA and VIM endowed . pes fOr the President
q ths CzsErt Ssates perrstually. Nr. Kelso is
roesrthrre years % age. and Is still active In bis
een<rrtsn v0rkA Among the other quests were
G-,~ RAzksl HSu- J. n Tyrer and wife. Nr. and
Ma TzItsek- Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel Emery, Mrs.
B-=r<S (--OGvzNr Mr. and MS. Chenoutth. Mrs.
Ant Iss Misses Noes. Ms. >sOckton- Hrs Green,
Nrsl Nnly. Ms Murray, Mrs Baker and Miss
Wr<a-- PrVE WbttOss h1n0rei the occasion by
P1ly1g 60 Ahq1s halt hour or more on the
s4s1>s e Tia ea1rrh scruss thu say.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

These nre lively times, and live men are needed
to keep pace with them. That our friend, H. l.,
ing to the wants OF tho advanced age may be
proven BY an examination Of his new stock Of
boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers, and all pro-
ducts Of the art Of St. Crispin. Spring styles he
has In abundance, and at prices mArvelously low,
andof superior workmanship. All goods will be
found rs represented or the money will be 70.
and sos Seventh street. Don't fall to call and OK.
anime his stock before making purchases else
~
National Republican., 1877-04-27
GooD ADVICE.

Now is tho time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever, 40. Every family should have bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup. Don't allow for one
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma,
Pneumonia, Group, hemorrhages and other fatal
man Syrup Is curing thousands OF these dreadful
diseases yet 1t is much better TO have It at hand
when three doses will cure you. One bottle will
safe from danger. Ifyou arc consump ptive do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Regular sile, 10 cents Sold
BY your druggist. Charles Stott 4 Co., whole.
sole agents.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

LARoEsT VARIETY OF Gas FIXTURES
in Washington. Over two hundred different
styles, less than manufaoturers' prices, ut Nam.
ilton's, Y. M. y A. building, Ninth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Einancs.

WASHINGTON, ID. u, April Is, ISL.
The sub-Tressury balances At New York to-day
werei Gold, @,sSs, ss currency, ~, IA, ~
The su erreasurer paid ont on account ofinterest,
$4,000; for bonds, ssGi 600. Receipts from customs,
tss1, ,ooo.
In New York to-day money was easy At it9fx.
Exchange firm at tss. Gold less active a. io5f
0iO7. Rates for carrying, ien2, and nat.
Governm nmnnts active and strong at the following
National Republican., 1877-04-27
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure for
every species OF Liver and stomach d dneulties ii
contains only harmless vegetable compounds, and
worn 1NACrLf WHERE NEEDfD. over she
yitals. the Liver and Stomach. II removes tsrpis-
ity OF the Liver, and arouses the stomach from Il.
dormant state, ArrestlnH fermentation, torpor and
palm oy siylng the nataral quantity Of bile and
rnstrie juice II also vitalIes the entire svsts n
win natures true tonic. IL arrests all
and poisonous nnids In the stomach. and thus pre-
tio.. IL Absorbs from the body every particle ol
BLOOD POISON, whsher bilious, maiariai, OF
medicinAl and leaves the wearer In perfect health.
sent By mail, free Of charge. on receipt ofs, sd-
dress AoLMAN LIVER FAD COMPAkY, No 4
Maiden Lane. L. U. boz 2ii1 New York. OF iss " ,
keep them.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

b Il Vara<r. real estate broker and auction
ee-, sq1t yesterday Afternoon for R. H Ward,
t-1F-ee- FirI st sub lot 4, IN square 90 improved
~ snail frame house, On Second street, BE-
tIe<1 El1r-anta- half and sixth Streets south
wes1. - Gesrrs ScA<st. or sso.
ES- A y. Tux trustee. lot H. in square 5s5.
iRFrsret ~ . rv0-scsry hrick dwelling. No. ISL
CsiEneia street. TO H r. HGwysts. for 3, 600.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

foR PLUMBING AND GAspIrrIxa
20 to Hnmilton's, Y. M. q. A. building Ninth
and ID streets. No more reliable establishment
In the city.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
CUsroM DEPARrMKHT

HARr's Roach and Insect Powder, laa =
street.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

Fop PIuuprNa AnnaIav,rr,

Gas AND Coal OIL COOKING STovHs,
Ovens, Boilers, SC, at HamiIton's, Y. NJ. Q.
building, corner Ninth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

FRRsH supply OF Sun Umbrellas, choice handles.
STINBsRTz, 1927 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
FOUNTAINS, VASES. SrArUARy,

fUUNTArNB, VABKB, STATUARY,
Garden and Cemetery Furniture, largest sssort-
ment In the city; also, Lawa Sprinklers and
Street Hoe, at Hamilton's, Y. M. q. A. building,
Ninth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

Hon PRICED CLOTHING RErupIATsp.
We furnish well-nnished all wool suits OF de.
sirablo patterns, at - and slo.
| EIsEMAN Bios,
Corner Seventh and T..