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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MES1IOS.
Miss Jessie Camden returned
this week.
"Mint" Osborne, of Clarksburg
was in town this week.
L. Laform, Of Boston, was in oul
town this week.
Rev. A. Mick, Of Troy, passed
through Weston on Wednesday.
B. W. Jackson took in the Gar,
den Party held this week.
Amos Bright was in town on
Saturday.
Ice Sheets, Of Clarksburg, was
in town this week.
"Cam" Summers, of Clarksburg,
was visiting friends here this week,
George X. Smith, of Grafton, was
in town on Tuesday.
W. G. Bennett was in Sutton
this week attending Circuit Court.
NJ. Don't, of Gilmer county, was
here on Tuesday.
Our town was we'll supplied with
commercial travellers this week.
N. J. O'Conner returned from q
trip to Parkcrsburg this week.
W. D. Carper was in town on
Saturday. .s.
DR.. McWhorter went through
our place on Tuesday last.
W. II. Aspinall returned from a
trip to Ohio on Friday last.
Lieutenant A. L. O'Brien was on
a visit to friends in Clarksburg
recently. .
A. J. Duncan and DR.. T. N. Golf,
Of Clarksburg, were in town on
Tuesday last.
Mrs. NJ. S. Darlinton, who has
been visiting in Braxton county,
returned this week.
Judge Harrison and daughter, Of
Clarksburg, arc visiting friends in
Weston.
Rev.T. B. Hughes, and son, Of
Buckhannon, were in our town on
Saturday and Sunday last.
Judge Maxwell, Of Clarksburg,
was attending Circuit Court this
week. q
Judge Stuart, of Doddridsc
county, was In attendance at Our
Circuit Court this week.
". G. l.. Totem and W. II. Bog
CESS, of Buckannon, were in Wcs'
ton on Sunday.
Mr.. Omar Conrad, OF Weston has
been stalking in" this country 70,
some timc.-Randdph Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, of Lewis
county, aro visiting their son, Mr..
Jamcs Collins, ofthis placc.-De'ta.
Miss Lucy Byrnc left on Tues
day for Glcnvillc and will visit Char
lesion before she returns.
Miss LYDIA Urbach, who has been
visiting friends at Troy, returned
this week.
John B. Gray and Z, T. Thomas,
of Monongalia county, were in
town on Friday.
Miss S:lllic Ralston and Miss
Sallic Tunstill went to Glcnville on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick, who have
been visiting Mr.. J. II. Clifton,
started home on Friday.
Mr.. Sylvanus W. Hall, of Fair
mont, formerly Clerk of the Court
of Appeals is hcro this week with
his family.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
our old friend Marshall n. Dent, Of
Morgantown, yesterday. Mr.. Dent
is visiting his SOIL, DR.. Dent.
George Fl. Lee, W. R. Alexander,
Charles Camp and John Candy, oil
Clarksburg, were registered at the
Bailey House this week.
Mr.. Gabriel Corlcy, Of Jackson
vile, was in to see lis this week.
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Special Notices.

~ penny Sa'e'' 10 US S"ou 10 "
penny earned. Yon can save ten
by calling for P. NJ. L. p, instead
of one OF tho old shclf.ridden kind,
fer which you will have to pay Is
cents. The P. NJ. L. p. costs only
Is cents per box of 25 pills.
Our Boston made work is war
rantcd. fit fails to give satisfac'
ton, return and cqchangoit.
J. Z. RYAN.
Ryan is closing out his stock Of
hats ut cost.
The largest and best stock OF
Eastern made boots and shoes ever
brought to Weston at Ryan's.
Remember, you can enter for q
course Of reMmanship at any time
Mrs. Atchison has just received
u full line OF the latest styles Of
Ladies', Misses and Childrcns
straw hats and honnctts,which will
be sold astonishingly low for cash
"Don't forget it."-ATrs' Atchin'
son takes the lead in selling the
best and cheapest Millinery Goods
in town.
Fon SALE-Thc Weston lanyard
For full particulars apply to 7. A.
Edwards.
Go 10 Barnes for your groceries,
you will save money by doing so,
John Barnes is selling groceries
of all kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock.
Cedar churns at Drinkman's.
A fine lot Of boots and shoes at
?. Adler's.
Victoria Lawns, Piquas and
heavy white goods for sacqucs and
capcs, which are now very fashion.
able, at Mrs. Atchinson's.
Beautiful Zephyr Shawls, all
colors and prices, at Mrs. Atchin.
sons.
Go to Mrs. PattcrSons for your
groceries, she is selling everything
at bottom prices.
Fans and Parasols at greatly re-
duccd prices at Mrs. Atchinson's
I propose selling all goods in
our line cheap rs any house III
Weston for cash or good produce
consisting in part Of glass and
quconswarc also stone and wood
""''' y'oo'as' ''oul' .1'sv' ",'s"'
' ,.n. So''', f',e' , t.. boo0' "
''''''c''' A'''''S' WV "'' i '"''
All accounts due mo must be
settled at once. want my books
' W '' A., ,
al! shades OF Zephyrs ut FACTS
70 ~ H., -. w.,
~
" ~
Mrs. Patterson ia selling every
thing way down, Arbucklos roasted
cofe put up in pound packages fol
20 cts, Brown sugar Sets.
We heard Dr.. Simpson say the 9th
or day that DO intended to sell every
thing way doxa for cash A.; that he knew
how to buy cheap. md new better hop
o,f;ec mn, s,oro is-.ornosi,c tho burn
r
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Brick PAvEMESTs are being laid
on the lower end of Main Street.
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ltTcl W llNcE I'LL ucii!aIltAS VIA d
superior scale. We have no room
to give an elaborate description OF
the scales manufactured BY them,
but We would advise every one who
needs employment TO write at once
for their illustrated Catalogue and
Price List, and naming the lowest
salary expected for one years scr
vices.
Their illustrated Catalogue con-
tains the most complete limo Of
Scales in the market, from the
large +. +. Track Scale of 60 tons
TO tho most delicate Druggist Scale.
This County is still open for an
Agent to sell tho Family Scale on
commission.
Mrs. Atkinson has Just opened
u large lot Of white ties and all
kinds Of neck wear.
All kinds Of dress buttons NJ
Mrs. Atchinson's.
See! See Largest and most
fashionable assortment Of clothing
ever brought to Weston, is to be
found at Dunninston's.
Young ladies', If you want TO fix
your fate before You pass the shady
side OF 25, go TO Mrs. Atchinson's
for your OUTFIT never fails.
Don't forget that We arc con-
stantly receiving fresh additions to
our already large stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods, and
cannot be undcrsold. Call and see
and be convinced.
DuxNINGroS, the Leading Clothicr.
Why is it that some ofthc young
ladies have such 4 dilapidatcd ap-
pcarancc because they decorate
themselves with gow gaws instead
of buying good substantial articles
ut Mrs. Atchinson's.
NfRs. ATcMfsoS has secured the
services of 4 fashionable Milliner,
who will remain will. her for some
time. She will shortly have on her
Spring and Summer goods, ami
promises to do the "fair thing with
her customers.
For SALE-The old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will 10 sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply to
Father Tracy or a. +. Whclan.
"Rcd Daisy" soap at Dr.. Simp-
sons drug store.
Collars and cuffs 25cts sctt,and
corscts for 2Jcts, at Mrs. Atcllin-
sons.
Children's shade hats Scots, and
ladies' garden hats $5cts, at Mrs.
Atchiuson's.
Railroad. Goods not sold for
less than cost; goods not given
away; goods not misropresentcd ;
but goods sold at bottom prices ut
Dunnington's Clothing Store.
Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 20 cents per
pound at J. A. BARNES Grocery.
For the finest, cheapest and best
assortment of clothing and gents
furnishing 20 eds in tho city, 60
Dunnington's.
Why is it that some Of your
Weston ladies appear so much
more stylish than othcrcs? Simply
because they bought their hats,
neck wear. &c, at Mrs. Atchin-
sons.
Silk Pongces, black Cashmers,
Poplins, and all shades in all wool
buntings, at Mrs. Atchinson's.
Go to Mrs. Patterson's for your
fruit jars both glass and stone.
Mrs. Atchison's stock is complete
she has just received tho latest
style ofFronch flowers, Silk, Satini
and GAUGES for hat trimmings. New
style Of Breton laco collars, cuffs
Breton lace tics, black and white
Grape lace and rufus &C., g., aG
inlinitum.
A large lot Of new moods just re
ceived at p. Adler's, Branch Of thu
Baltimore Clothing House, under
Republican Office.
large supply Of clothing, boots
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LOCAL INTELLIGENT E.

WEST VIRGINIA is said to he the
Italy of America.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-23
7HEDENOCRAT
!S4TURDAT. august, 23.
ABOUT ADVERTISING.

NV success is owing to lihcrality
IN alyertising.-B0nner.
Tho road to fortune Is through
prin.cr's ink.-P. T. Barn~".
Success depends upon n liberal
patronage of printing oilices.-J.J
Astor.
How can the world know a man
has a good thing unless he adver.
,iscs tho possession of it9-Ianaer'
IM.
Frequent and constant advertis
ing brought nc all I own.-A. T.
.Serarl.
My son, deal with mon who
advertise. You will never loose by
it.-Ben Franklin. 81 a.r ia.
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The above machine Is sold b, John R.
Ryan, OF Weston, at the lowest prices for
cash. lie is also agent for the Domestic
Machine, which he is pr srared to sell
bottom, prices. Call and examine these ma
hines before purchasing elsewhere.
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Virginia. NE'IrS.

The General Assembly, which has bean 10
extra session for three week past, acl burned
size die last eight.
Another dividend Of 10 per cent, has ,hetn
declared to to the deposltors 10 the laie Char
iottesvllo Natioual Bauk.
DdriDg the month Of March IS EOS ba'rs Of
c,Gron were shipped TO fnrelgn ports irJcl \ Dr.
tok, valued ct ST. l63 COO.
The uext General Assembly will meet 90 the
ftst Wednesday 10 December, 1879. Tho SEQ
ato will then copsis: Of 40 instead Of Dc mem
bers, and tho House Of 100 Instead Of 1872.
Immediately tfter the adjournment Of The
House Of Delegates yesterday, meeting OF the
friends Of tho bill fer the payment ct the pub
ic debt as passed by the General Assembly
Was held Mr.. rsat-rro, Of Norfolk, prcsld'
cd. There was an informal exchange Ct views.
A committee Was appointed to tXimine the al
dress OF Hoo. Thomas 5. Bocock, aud to re-
port at c meeting to be held yesterday evening".
4 resolution was offered 10 the House OF
Delegates last night By Mr., Coahil!, a .adiog
debt payer, compiimenliog Heury .. Aen.
speaker Il that body, on Tho faithful! and lm
partial manner 10 which he had preslded cvtr
the House during tho SESSION. Mr. Frazer. oil
RCckbridge, with the ioteuton ot defeating
the resolution cl!lea for a division. which re-
.u.iCd yeas 50 nays s, these v0llog against 1t
trirg rcac justcrs. acd the resolution failed Tor
the want Ct Il quorum. Speaker Allen Was
elected speaker Ivy tho reacjusters at the SEES.
sion Ct 1877 5, ever Marshal! usDger, Of Au
eusta. an Cutspoken debt payer. At the past
sessi2o Speaker Allen took very decided
staod 10 favor of tho McCuilcoh debt bill,
which II is supposed, accounts for tho uopre-
csds opposition TO The c0mpii meutary re-
solution offered. Spaaktr Allen was net 10
tn. c;iy
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Sz,r2RgE EL.GFJTRG f..fy>:

n the Sspatc, YESTERDAY. 7sso!uH;' rs
adopted direoing the Auditor 10 E''>?n'c a
statement Of he c?st Of supporting iGc safe
government for tho years lS77-J3- -, a2d
the probable cost Of maintalDiug the same Tor
1880, and that 1000 copies Of the say" be
printed fer the use Of tie Serasc.
The usual resolution Ct thanks 10 tic PEcsl-
dent. clerk and other officers ard attaches Ct
the Senate were passed.
A committee to wait upoa the Governor a5d
inform hin that the Legislature was ready to
adjourn was appointed, ord the Seoatc took o
recess till o'clock at tight, &. wti,'i !oHr i
rcasscmb!cd, aud without r,nsecirg aay bust
nes, OF Interest. adjouroci sinc cis
10 the House Of Delegates tua,AE ct uu'
important bills were passed.
A bill smsndiag the sc regulating !a'uritcc
companies, was passed.
Alter the transaction Of some uriupofaat
bu,;cess, the House. at o'clock, took recess
until o'clock OF night, and then Adjourned
sinn ci,
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C1.TGEESSfG.r:[L.
EpTlTP

Tie Ssna!e $500 as meeting proceeded 10 me
consideration of tie report OF the ComGlttee on
prip,I. gee and Eiectioos On Tie craJeu'Ias
of Charles II, Bell claiming seat as Senator
from New Hampshire.
Mr. Hoar brisf7 argued 10 favor ct admit
,iog Mr.. Bell, sa5icg there IL 20 uobrokao ilne
CT prec,denss for go dolrg'
The further Consideration Of the subject was
postponed til! Monday.
Tho Senate vent toto txtc1,iVe session at
twenty minutes TO lw), cod when The doors
were cpausd adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The debate o. tie Amy Appropriation bill
vss cpcpcd BIZ Mr.. koo,t of NY. lie spoke
of the great ard Historical Importance OF the
principle Involved 10 the qlestoo. tie char
acer::E d i: as the great fundamental priIc!paIl
of R.pu5csu liberty; tha. the ballot bcx should
be protected from the slis s: apr roach OF the
military power, and that the voter shall be lett
absolutely lreein txercsioc at the polls the high
est rrerogaiyc Ct ciZ'u. lie quoted from
the Eaeii n statute of George III for the re-
nova! O.! rorrs from tho place, where an cleo
ton is to be hclj, aud cited Blackstone as |rit
ior that il is essential that cieclons snail Dc
absolutely free, AID that therefore. oil undue
il lucnces aye illegal ard arc prohibited. lie
had expected that s1ch aQucstlon would have
been discussed on tic other side With ca'mness
add dignity. tu, 10 this lie had becd ellsVou::-
~ disappointed, particularly 10 connection With
the speech CT The gentleman Of Matte (Ffye).
That speech while ii might have been appro
pirate in "the small FRY" Of his party, at tho
crsss road, or the village barroon, was urJu-t
10 that rcnlonsn'a ccrisl aud generous
paiuIc.
Mr.. krott c,ucudad his speech with state.
moot OF the bcDe6ceut reforms that would bo
effected when the democratic parry hsd CAP
lured the Capital" AS be firmly beloved 1t to
bcia tho plans Of Providcoc, that the rariy
ef the pco1l, should SO triumph.
He was followed co tho republican side by
Mr. HOAX, Of Tcoo., who argued that It was
absolutely rtcsssary Tor the proicclo ion of the
lives std political rights Ct The c0lcIcd and
white Republicans Of be South, that The au'
thGrity CT the military to preserve peace at the
polls should be maintained As the speech
OF q Southern man it attracted much attention
and vas frequnDty applaud ed 90 the Repub'
licln side, and ,ered ct 90 the democrailo side.
lie was followed by Mr.. Robescn, ol NJ.
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AN ACTIVE OID PoLTlCIAN.--OOc OF the
mos. lcnaikstl, meu Of the mount ain couotly
is General Jarvis Jackson, of London, LaureI
county, Ky. lIo is 90 years Of ase, has bis
seeont SIGHT, aud tcsds the iocst pint without
specaola,. The cid gentleman is hale ard
hearty, is ut present cbal!m,u OF tho Board Of
Trustees, has served heretofore 10 the Senate
sgd House of Representative. and has been
leaticg demoora: fer many years 10 Laurel
c.u?;y Hu IS the issue OF the first marriage
ever snlcmrizad 10 Madison county, Lsurcl haV'
Ing hen been part of this county. TIC owns
much la1d 10 this section. ia mao OF means,
and sill suptrineuds his business affairs with
OUT assistance. IL, has been attending the
STATE Dc n,uer.:ic convention for the past twenty
wears, and nrronuccs his intention OF beino
prcseat It the May cauvenliou. -R'cflmend
Rc1istw.
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The will Of tic aio Henry W. HOOK, "a wealthy
Philadelphia nauufic!ur2r. which was yes.er'
dag TIED lor rtc5rd in the Orphans Court iol
Baltimore couply. b:quaatbs to the Mayor and
Cry Ctupcil ct Baltimore tract OF lapd OF III
acres, heated seven miles from til, city. and
cae AMI ahs.G from Piln!ico. to he used for The
purposes ci Il pubic pars, % The cADdlilon thst
the grounds are to br 'alt out, pollc,d and kept
al the city c2pers. iGr co olhtr uses than &
pubic pGik.
Mrs. Elicit, widoT Ct Judge FL iou. WbC
was murdered By Buiord, 10 Frankfort. kf.,
last wesk, las haen suffering from severe
prcsirsliau cytr si5co her husbands asslsslna
ion, ard her condition is considered critical -
She hiss been delicate fer years, and now that
che IS l.ft without, husband. children, or bea
relatives. SIC has 90 desire to live. Judge
Elliott ifi cnIY lew thousand d"lsr's wcrtt
Of Property.
The rew ,wsniy ear lease On Georgia con
victi went lpto operation co The lst instant
Twelve hundred conycts arc to DO distributed
| among chose cJmpaaici urdcr the rev lease
The Sc com panies have new charters. and lnseuc
| to claim vested rights il an effort is made t
! abolish ne Lease system. 1t was quarrel II
| relation To this lease Of convicts that led TO th,
| recgut murder OF Caloael Aston.
Rumars wcrc currens on the New York Pro.
| }uce Exchange yesterday that L. + Smith
! Co, l1orrletcrs OF tho Atlantic -four mills
| B-2oklyn. had suspended 90 account Of uosuc
cessfa shipments OF fur to Europe. MIR
Smith states that the mills had suspended ope.
rs,icps for repairs. NcGo'ialinDs were pandiDi
for the rcorsar cation ef tic finn aDd lTo ne1
partners arc 20 be bdded
The shipments from the mines Of the Cum
berlapd coal region for he week eod1g Marcl
% we're % 50I tons and for the years 10 tt a. ca
239 SO toua, and Increase CT IS. les toDs q
cnmrsrud with hc crrtsponGiog period If IS
The shipments by the Chesapeake aud OH
canal fn, The gcrk were 3 215 tors, being tn
first shipments for The seasoD.
The report On the FnZ john Porter case ra
vsrsirg the deci.inn Of the furmer court martis
has been made public. l. claims cverSthic
for General Porter. and riff cs severely upo
the ability AID competency Of Gen Pope TO e
tho poslion be he'd 10 August, 1862
| Application for q new trial 10 the O iver Cam
iron cas-, las been fled ia the Suplene CouE
O. the dis,li.; 6! Co!umti1. This motioo vi
he heard in The G cersl Tern at its next SCI
sion, which bcpirs 90 The third Monday Of th
pIcsc Mt month,
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his Usrs.--Wheu Fem" ColWo, 6lsap-
Pointed sn& discouraged by the poor result OF
HE teissiou to Mexico, when or the point OF
saii,og Ter home lie wrote to cousin 10 ONO.
saving ,hst be- had accomplished oil that ne
could, and when he got bach TO his country nc
should want something TO do: He suggested
,h.t he b, ID in youth some skill il Importing
know!edse, and might teach country school
Ru, in case he should die before he arrived =,
home, he asked that no costly monument should
be placed above him, and thst a simple stone
should bear only this inscription: Thomas
Corwn, born July 2S. 1894; died - dearly
beloved ty his family; universally djspised by
democrats; useful IL life only to kns7-s and pre-
terd,d friends -
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ID-WDE AwAKEl New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SHOE. The lsrgcst, best selected
and cheapest stock Of boots and Shoes ever Offer
ed in this market.
Every man ought to consider where ho can
get tho most valuo for his money. i ntnny
saved is penny earned. All We es!: on: friends
and patrons is 10 favor Us with call, aid con-
vince themselves of the fact tat We can !n.c.
the demands Of sll.
We are resolved to sell on. goods s. 81 mall
pref! thst the people must buy.
Thereby enabling Us to keep cur :to"k si~ay
seasonsble.
A fsiluro 10 czsa:iae on. s.cCk !; 81 orro':4-
nifty .oat
We can make it &c you, ;a:2;os. tc trade WIN
US.
Our goods are bought from lrs! hnnds-s2yiFg
double prof; and giving Gu, customers the
benefit.
Gun. ~ merchants will find j! to their adran
tsge 10 examine our stock from which equally
good selections can be made 1t prices Tia. vii!
compare favorably with those Of tho northern
cities
Ladies' Pebble Cost Button Boo!s, s. % to %
I" French Kid - % TO ! 30
u LISTING Foxei " rs to 3 GO
:" Polish - l CO to = %
70 TO 20
Slippers in grea. variety % to on
Mons Calf Boots l 80 to b co
" Coarse Shues (Solid) 9Oto 81
Fine Calf Ali Prices
Misses Boots 100 to 30
Childrens Boots 10 70 30
W..B WADDEY,
No I'D King Strest.
AltIsLdria, Va.
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The Riot XII,

HARaIsDRa. Pa. April 3.-Thc amendment
tho not bill, offered yesterday, proposing to
reduce toe amount Ct liabilities 10 $4,000. O00,
to namo o new commission. and to provide that
no money be paid uotil the Supreme Court has
decided the act 10 be constitutional, was de-.
ieated 10 tho Houso to day by vote Of lob 10
o.. Further consideration Of the bill was
postponed until Tuesday next.
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Sentenced.

HARTFORD. Conn. April S.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day, Hsmlin the State Prison murder.
or of Wells Shipmsn. WAS found guilty of muir
der in the first degree, and sentenced to BIO hang
ed on Nay tho 23ih, 1889. Davis, the prison
Waterman ard Hsmlns iel .oW conspirator, was
found guilty OF murder in the second degree, tho
penalty for which is Imprisonment for life.
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WRIT OF ERROR REFUSED. JUDI, hs'l1
has refused wri. Of error 10 tic c.s, OF Wash
lnpton Bell, coc7ct, convicted 4, the February
Term Of tho Csua!y Court # A. az ;."i st
rape ard scc!sc;G 20 eighteen yeats Co. a., :
meet in the yeritcuiihry. ShHlti Wiher' "i.'
start for Richmond in Gay or two vi l. Il"
missioner,
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C;I.f:.IrR[;lL.

ALEXANDRIA NAETET, &r'i. . -IEe.a i!
little or No ctaaCc {, note II the msrSa: t. dzT,
tho receipts Of crs;p coiI;ali-s ;,h., SID :-a--;,
sc!,o2s ia c9nsequenc", te:as !iz-;!sc. Flour i
dull snd 1cmina! Ths tic:iEi; G = he1:
amounted 20 bit i22i bl,iGls. rid tier" @':9 10
choice los we roe si:= l.: l1e i!2 sd llu.
Corn il. quiet az; In Ugh: T,ccil; with Fs.lss =:
s.. Az and a 70. wLiso, AID Is 90 velicT onc
small 10. of Rye sold i! e 20 Oats reported.
Country prduce unchanged
BALTIMORE, April 3-Vi.Iini4 IS cd -;
deferred =; Do Consolidated OK; d. u sat!"=
4Os; pas! due counons ST. Sugar :tcsoy; :
soft esei. Cotton firm and hiSheT; Iadd!ins
1Cf. Fleur steady snd unchanged. Hhes:-
Southern better and lrm; Western firm: south
ern red ll3,ll4; 60 amber llGs llCi; Ne Zen!
red ll4l; No z Western winter re-! sptt IN!
April llS!AllSii My lli!sll!l. Corn-So@:h.
ern steady; We.tern firm; southern ~h;ts as:
46 do yellow 43!s4i; Western mixed 30. "aa
April 43i ,43g; May ~! June Il! bid s:esn".
401 Osls steady and quiet; Southern nLd Penn
32k32l Western white 32a323; do mixed %0A3!.
Ky 9 dull at 5la56. Hay steady and unchanged;
Coffee strong and unch anged. Nh:ssey Gu!
and nominal.
NEW YORK, April S.-Siocks :t!oaE. Moaag
Z. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet. Corn qGic.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL, 1879.
Sun rises .......... 6 d. Sun sa:s~.......".. ,!
tgIIYED.
Schr T ] Seward. Baltimore. to lo9c.
Schr Geo Fraucis. Baltimore, TO " a ::G:vo.
Schr King George BALTIC, 50 W AEinrGt
CLEARED.
Str W Thompson. lower PFC, by + i Rcd.
Str Mattsno lower Pic, by j B:otar5 d 20.
Str George Learv. Norfolk, b. master.
Schr Pomeroy, Einsse, by Perry. S;noot 9 CO
Schr W Lsndin baltimore, hT VIM ..
Smoot.
Schr Ells Powell, Philadelphia, hy WA i
SmCot.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Planter sailed from Baltimore sJr this
port I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

THE MARQUIS Marquis Splioe Ulster
is entirely pUw 10 cur, single breasted Dutton
to .ha throat, with genuine bntaso morn J, OUT
ists, eln orlg b. had at kATzENsrEIN fasn
lossblo Ciottiog Establishment, BIO tn street
nryr Pepbsgivsbis Avenue. Prloe IRON S9'oI
20 S15 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03
sale of n Railroad.

IsD1s.ApoL1s, Ind, April 3-The Ls!a5 cite
and Bloomington railroad Was sold By order OF OF
tho II. Ccur: st Lsfsy cite 10 day for sl,4l3 coO
10 Edward b. Il. Lyman, G. L CumnlDg''
DIS, isl Z. Eolls and John :. NeWbuTy' I7Hsts'''
Ther5 ives only one bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03
Snow storm,

LoCKuAyfN, Pa, April A heavy soos
STERN set IN here 81 seven click this morning
and canicu.s sill. Al $50 q. ID. four iDche
he'd .,len.