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Gts. Der 8io. Metio.
S9aoie, 344-444 gents per Yiuno
Brntto.
2dmmer 50. OO-S4.OO per Stid.
&dtseg $3.50 per Stiid.
Mil9ti2,6e S20-$45 per Stiid.
, 1877-11-09

2iqu6r 9ealers' Yrotec.
tipe AIociation. Wir MAIDEN
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2iquor 0ertdnfer rim uiro. @iebe
MnSsise!
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Be Sanei,o nebmen.
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Gin @sidenf. Ser 9rdlioent
9npts BAT hurh 0srrn @rop al bic
Oamen Der YrcsbDterianer STRIDE 800
gtlorbt.
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Sobn s. Montaaut beraubt gu baben.
nnb ct ipurbe at IL Wonaten Sail UNI
&ettenQanQ perH,tlcilt.
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uno Der Nesen fob in StrDmen.
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9Ibenos 66 @rab.
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w Gtienbabn Company.
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mp Sonna0enn. 8srtinbet IL aBsH
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tnpre. @ntunftin Baltimore urn 10. W.;
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pfitliden 9unfte. 0erbinb t nit, 8Iaet
FER Mttrtpno rnb PETERSBURG uab Gtefas
psatc unb Stip @ifenbabnen.
Ourh Graht.
500 .. 81. 9erfiBt Nitnunt 9ieuSfaa. 7uuucrann
UNI Sonitnbenn. Wddt U.rbinbunaen nj t
OantRfern tn 28eff @piat fur Stuss ednputs
gen. Baltimore uno ale nefttden gunfte.
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gen Der Nihrtcnb unb Oanyile, 81 dmpnb
nne gftersturs, unp gbsiapeatf unb Sbir
@tienbatnen.
Sofal Waffagtere.
800 81. %. gerldst aiarnSns tislis (epnasaas aus.
eenpmmen)
gpfal Gra1t.
200 Q. GR. @erldst Nidntpub Mnntna. qRitttuns,
Sne gfrlfa8. Madt gerlintun9en III
Gystt Point NIT benz Damsfsr rSfs" fur
Shs saaelnsen an Ssa Y~iattippai unb
Saa unts 5ldFen.
Onr9 paffaeiere.
1000 Q. 81. anfanft in Ridmpnb 0feuRan. Banner.
nag UNI S1nnabcrb. MaGt Besbtntuns
gen NIT 3asen Der ssttmsnb ,tnb peters.
saTs iti1s e~esiapeate unb Sbip giienbabt
mem Der camper s5apana" rerlde'
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unh benz Siben.
D1r@ 8radt.
6:15 q. 81. gnfanft in satdn,prb gtrnaao. ssnu.r.
| .- iaD unb Gnnnahenh. Mdd5t Ser bintun.
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galttmpre. Mdtt Nert nbunaea nit BEN
sftbntenb nnb 2anptne. Midmpnb unt pe.
fsrsonra, thb ebefapea!e unb Stio @i}eas
bahnen. 49,.
sptal p%affaeiere.
f0'Oog. 81, anfunft in Riamunb tdslid. ausasrpnt.
men Srrnta9. Waht 0sbtaSunoen
M nit ben &i6mpnb unb petersbura, uut
G~befapeafe unp Stiv @iienbabnen.
0DfaI rad /.
4;OON. w. antunft IN 8iGnipns @dntaa. Mittiu ah
uue Grettag. Watt 0erbfneunaeu in g,:f
gGiat nit bem3 atnpfsr .SiS~ son Ten gan
ennasn Der gtattispni lnb yamunffs
S!lnen. '
Seine Sratt mad pter BON @fSbtn fitltd scn Rid.
ntpno frtrb nngsiiprnrnen Die gBaaen ,ebren Surh nnn
QDeft ypint mad Mtlanta.
Die ntehrtafen 9reife, sprsatiae Saubb,
bute uns + 6hellisfeil 8~aranttrt
saprpnsb Stls Of %latins." NIT earantirten Staten
esaeben.
Jabrfarten iuerpen %berfauft fir aue usrS1idsu. III.
ltden unb ~ueitltdtert Ildsen.
5dbrtarte su BADEN in Der General Giicnbabns1id et
@eentar, S26 Matnfr.. I'M @rbdnae 6pteI nnf am
9espt eer GSntpagnie Ode Der IS. Hns Ord stsrab,,
ID nm $. 8. DonsIae, @upt. =
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DerM0roer. @s beiBt. baB Nt-
fins. melder ben lunsen Bomler erfad,
in Y1llo6elphta alle1en wOr0en.
, 1877-11-09
$. Nidel. Gee. Benniabo0
Nicfef It. SenniabpT,
WDbel Sab ifa11tcn ttnb TiIbler,

9tc Giraffe GGfc Der y tooo.
Wir emp 'sbltn une unfern reutidlcn Itenn.
ben unb gefannten als pratt ibs TintIer uni
maden ie eorauf auti erflamt. bag mit ole III
bas Sad, ihlaeense Mrteiien iip.,nebmsn uEo
&eparatnren ouf's ShreQte unp geie
ausfijb, cit. Nuf 8trlanacu tperbeu 3eitb.
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su gcitiiAuno pprotlcat.
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III &Gs Der 8 anb 8rpab eli.
, 1877-11-09

@olb idIoB seliern Mittag in Seem
Dort nit 1929.
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Gbeiapeafe unb Sbio Gilentabn.

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gaRaster>D Department
NtfmcnD ga. 1. De3ember, 1876.
Yin UNI mad ben 3. 9e3ember, 1876,
bic Va7aajer- Siae. ME fuIa,
, 1877-11-09
Neme @njei0en.
2iqupr Dealers prptefttYe M6p-
ftattpr.

81 rea'lmafiae menatlite @srlammlnno
be LIQUOR DEALERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION wirb cute e. etas) Macy
miitce I'm ubr 4 i'll 6. sauct's ocicl otae=
balt.n tperten. @ee Mits ieser tpe,bsn trin-
ssne eriudt "a erlheinen.
9. @. &pbinon,
Sefretdr 6. .. q. q.
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Iaiss esfieiSk r.. T,arat SIS Der Msrr1el 10
haeritaniAben Are nan x) estrirt, ii elm alfsee
ssines aisblinssss.ranft Der asswoener ess Gsbirs
ses BON 9sr,, @trits une fiblidrm Salifprnia,
no Bic 4faRle mabR uns ssoeibt. 7ie Ssrrstn
aer3ts rstcmmsnsirsn oaRtlts btaanris als es
,5timutant anS 9turstic In allen Srauts
hriten, nslte retde Mittd erhst9tn. Ginsr eer
eisentbamer serielbtn; rGbrtnS elmer S~H,orsifs
hurb @erifc uno Ralifrnis Dor sinistn SaBren
'spN't op' sH""s lpun'H9t" FuHt uh'sI WI" VIZ
, 1877-11-09

Helferitatae bon Wcneral Vce. -
w 2&lr lino eriud)t moroen befaunt ~
m ader. Bag RE Wpscae Der Reitcrtatue
0es 0enerai Gee i, rtr 5als bea Ssuates
arss ltflt ilnb uno f0nnrn %tieleltsn ron Dem
putIit M ron 8 ubr Mo gems RIG II utr
Ntcars jeben SO rs .omiag ben lob. VI.
Mtcnps II llbt. .eli6tiat we,oeu. Der Gin=
Icltt pt,ts 1T Is Cts. 11tbc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
Reliable Evidence,

Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I will most cheer
fully add my testimony to
the great number you have
already received in favor of
your great and good medi-
cine, VEaETINE, for 1 do not
think enough can be said
in it's praise, for I was troubled
over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh,
and had such bad coughing
spells that it woul seem as
tn, ugh I never could breathe
any more, and VEaET1NE has
CURED mo; and l do feel to
thank God all the time that
there is so good q medicine as
VEGE TINE, and I also think
it ono Of the best medicines
for coughs and weak, sinking
feelings at the stomach, and
advise everybody to take the
YEGETINE, for I can assure
them it is ole of the best
medicines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut
Streets, Cambridge, Mass.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
A few Quotations Commonly Supposed
to be from tho Bible

There are many familiar phrases
in constant use, which the majority
Of the people suppose to have their
origin in the Bible, and use them in
that connection. The New York
Observer corrects this error in the
following manner, But, as the
phrases are very fine, we still love
to see them. TO prevent misquota-
ton from the scripture, it gives
them thus;
''Qod tempers tho wind to the
shorn lamb. From Sternes "Sen
timental Journey to Italy" Com
pare Isaiah XVI, 6.
"In the midst of life we are in
death" From the Burial Service !;
and this originally from hymn of
Luther.
"Bread and wine which the Lord
hath commanded to be received" :"
From the English Catechism.
Not to be wise above what is
written" Not in Scripture.
"The merciful man is merciful to
his beast. The Scriptural form is {:
"A righteous man regardeth the life
of his beats" Prov. xxii., 10.
ga nation shall be born in day."
In Isaiah it reads s'Shall O. nation
be born at once 2"
Gas iron sharpeneth iron, so doth
q man the countenance of friend"
"lron sharpeneth; so man sharpen
eth the couptenance of his friends "
Prov. xvii, II.
'That he who runs may read" :"
"That he may run that readeth. -
Heb. XII, 2.
cove no man anything but love-"
cove no man anything but to love
one another. - Rom. xxi, 8.
'Prone to sip as the sparks fly
upward" "Born to trouble as the
sparks fly upward" ."-[Rom. ", 7.
.'Exalted to HeaYen in point of
privilege" Not in the Bible.
Eve was not Adams helpmate, but
merel y help meet for him nor
was Absalom S long hair the instru-
ment of his destruction his head,
and not hair upon it, having been
caught i'll the bows of the tree. q
Samuel, xviii, 81 A. London wig
maker once made sign upon which
was painted Absalom suspended
from the branches of the oak by his
hair, and underneath the following
couplet:
If Absalom hadn't worn his own hair,
he'd ne er been found hanging to it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
%he Nelus and Yerald
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
A TURKISH SLAVE MART.
HOW THE HAREIdS ARE SUPPLIED
WITH BEA UIIES.

Circassian Girls at Two Hundred
Pounds Turkish. and Georgians One
Hundred and Twenty ---Black Girls at
Thirty Eight.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
GIVES
Health, Strength and
APPETITE.

My daughter hac received
great benefit from the use of
VEaETINE. Her declining
health was q source of great
anxiety to all her friends. A
few bottles Of VEaErINE re-
stored her health, strength
and appetite.
N. H. TILDEN,
insurance and Real Estate
Agent, No. 40 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
VEGETI NE

" @k-1 ~ III II II. IN -6H1
PUR1FrEs THE BLOOD, RENpvArEs AND
lNVIGoRATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES
ARE
AL tepative, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
TO OUR CUSTOMERS EREsS

w no arc indebted to us for PRorIs.
IONS or PHOSPRATEs, we would respect
fully coll attention, that your bills are due
on or before tho first of November. We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligations
made to assist yQW apd which are duo at
that time
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet aur
promises promptly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01

Yegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Yegetine
VRgetil,e
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Ye!getine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vageti,le
Vegetine
Yegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
V.egetine
Vegetine
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
NOW

NOW
ST noe HAMPTON is Governor
OF the Whole People,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR
ALL AT THE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND
MILLINERY BAZAAR,
IN Dress Goods. Calicoes, Bleached
l. and Unbleached Muslins, Shawls,
Furs, Cloaks, Boulevard Skirts, Cor.
sets, Millinery Goods, Flowers,
Feathers, &c.
ALSO
Blankets, Pants Goods, Checked
Homespuns, Boots and Shoes
of all kinds, Mems Hats
anu ClOthlnB.
JUST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS
A lot of Fancy Goods, suitable for
presents.
JUST ARRIVED,
Fresh Family Groceries, Cheese,
Alacaroni, Soap, Candles, Starch,
French and Plain Candies, Cocoa
nuts, Oranges, Northern Apples,
Sugar and Soda Crackers, Lemons,
Canned Goods, Fire Crackers, Prize
Candy Irish Potatoes for eating
purposes, Tobacco, Cigars, MackereT
&c, &c.,-all Of which will be sold
as low as the lowest
Agent for Buttericl1's reliable
Paper Patterns,-a supply of latest
styles for Ladies' and Children, lust
in at
dec 21 10. BOAG'S.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
CANNOT BE
H Tx. @ @ Z i @ q.

siA-s3 --z<Ah- ~ ~ - II. ~ 49,
CHARLEsTowN, Mar. 10, 1869.
II r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This is to certify
that T have used your "Blood
Preparation" in my family
for several years, and think
that, for Scrofula or Canke-
rous Humors or Rheumatic
affections, it cannot be ex-
celled; and as o blood purifier
or spring medicine, if is the
best thing I have eyer used,
and I have used almost
everything. T can cheerfully
recommepd It to any one IN
need Of such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE, 7
No. ~ r 'ssell Street.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
THE GREAT FORGERY.

No further arrests have been made In the So. 900
forgery case at the present writing but is known
that tho detectives tho track OF an individual
supposed TO be connected with the gang OF counter
letters though not Of the principals. IL is prob
able that tho object OF the officers get many
links Of the incrimnatory chain as possible in their
hands before attempting anything like grand coup
The next arrest may supply some OF the missing Inks
suggested IN the HERALD OF saturday, ana there
10 believe that the efforts OF tho officers mainly
directed toward clearing up tho mystery connected
with tho execution and issuing of tho forged check
MAxwELL ADMITTED TO nah.
Police Judge Duny went TO the residence OF George
L. Maxwell, on Twenty third street yesterday after
noon aud admitted HIM to bail in tho OF $40 00O
Immediately alter the signing OF the papers Detective
Sesk aud his associates who tor tho past three days
have been standing guard over tho sick man, took
their departure
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
ELOPING WITH A PIG.

William J. Wartzs keeps a butcher shop Al No. 404
Second avenue. On Saturday night as his usual
tom he hung up n front OF his establishment row Of
fat, woll cleaned young pigs each oil which OF
with several paper roses OF varicgated colors. Tho
idea entered the brain OF the jolly butcher that
his dead pgs needed Watching He evidently forgot
that people with easy consccnces might be tcmpiedto
steal pig Tor tho sake Of good meal Four such men
along, unfortunately Tor Wartzs, and OF them,
putting OF the pigs his shoulders hurried away.
They pursued to No. 400 second avenue, tene-
ment, the floor OF which they concealed them
selves. officer Muldoon Of the Twenyh hrst precinct,
scarched for them In the OF his cxamin alton
the premises he unexpectedly found tho Pug com.
fortably tucked up IN feather bed. The iour pig
thioves--Francs Fitzsimmons. William Reilly, Thomas
Dunleavy and John Curry were also found IN the
house and arrested and Judgc Bixby, at the Fifty
seventh Street Court committed them Tor trial In dc.
tault oil ball
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. j an. 90 1877
Cotton steady; middling 1a4c. low middlinx s.c
ports co"nwse, 77a. Sales IU7O. stock, iI4512
NEw ORLEANS. Jan 70 1877.
Cotton strong; some sales c. hgnsrp middlins iac
J.. 7"sssSng s so.s sssa Es:s. Ks
the Channel, l.se4. Sales, 500 stock. 2Gs.0 .067
Cotton quiet aud firm; mddiIns i2ssc ia,sc: low mid
bales Exports eoastwiss 2ia sales 5000 stock 6s So.
SAVANNAH J an ~ 1917 =
Cotton firm good demsnd middIing i2c low midd,ng
po2sro Great britain 5o 20 'sSsp sSe GS.nns & a.
coAsswise "a. Sales. 400 stock, s1.,is2
Cotton strongi middIing. isc.; low middng. i2ac: I:
A. .ne C,n!insn. $50; TO Great Britain i.s4C Sales.
wmrscrox N. c., JAN ~, 1877.
Spirits Of urpentine nrm 43c. Rosn ~ 81 10 for
strained Crude turpcntnc quiet g. for hard Ana
- 20 Tor yellow dip aud virgin Tar steady At 81 80
Flour in moderate demand; sales 100 bbis Wheat
steady; No. Milwmakee club. VI %; No. ao. 81 SO;
No. red Wabash, 81 50: extra white Michigan 81 Os
Corn steady 5yc for mixed sales busucls
barley nominaly unchanged Corn unchs1red. Mil.
feed unchanged kaiirosd shipments Flour. 400 bbs
ReceiptsFour 17uo bbis wheat los Sm,bsis. corn
q, ,@OO do oats. 23,OOU doi barley 0D slpmenss-
ricnr H lSo ee'a Wheat, 80 4O bushels: corn s2s' dot
active. Sales, Of 45o bbs nour unchangsd price,
wheat-saes 100 bushels No. white 81 81; do DO
y q % 200 DO q 81 S4 $40 d. exsra q 81 e5; 500
81 a5 cornsales is ears new on racs At sse ra my
No. 2 mixed Western ut 5Jtsc; high mixed At 5Sc
6Ass-SAies Of Western A. 40c. BarIey~ssss Of 8
Do :, 75c oshsr articles unshansed KVl'osd freight:
ToLspo Jan. 20, 1871
Flour quiet Wheat strong; No whit: Wabash 81 ~,
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
SLEEP AND SUICIDE.

William Ii. Lynch, aged twenty -four, committed sui
eide yesterday morning at No. ~ Bowery, where he
was employed IN the clothing store Of s. L. Petit h
Co. Coroner woman who Investigated the matter,
found that deceased had shot himself through the
heart and averdict was rendered in accordance with
the facts elected Frank Willis and George e. Rush
more Lynch's fellow clerks testified that they had slept
with him In the store tile night previous
and he retired before they did; when
going TO bed they heard Lynch muttcrlng In
his sleep. they thought, but this
markablc. as hc had been suffering from melancholy
for some time. Indeed they had often heard him say
that he tired OF living, but why he divuged.
They went 10 sleep, from which they were awakened
by the groans OF Lynch who wrappou In h,s
blankets on the counter They called him. and re.
ceiving reply, were alarmed that they summoned
officer Adamsky, and with him examined the deceased.
They found pistol at his right side, his arm slightly
burned and himself quito dead The Coroncrs inquest
revealed the rest He had shot himself through tho
heart but no one can tell why He bore good charac-
ter and doing we'll
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

Totals $14 So 000 33l $50 UO0 To- 225 $408 100
IL Will thus be seen that with population OF 40 600
onethird VI whom are operatives. consuming 1885, 600
bales OF cotton per annum, aud manufacturing
$50. 000O0O yards OF coth this has grown TO be tho
third city Ia ssachusetts Ia the scale OF tax ru es
and the nth IN point OF population. Tho above list
Calls Tor thirty our corporations but
own more tnan one mill tho number oi mills In the
place Is torty-three
Fifteen mills have boon erected since 1911 In 1860
the Incorporated capital amounted to 81 300 0D0
at the present time, the above table shows u Is
over seven times as much UP the year 1855 nearly
al the mills wore controlled by the Borden and Durce
families, but IN that year break and the
Union Mill Company, with u capital OF s155. 900
organized. Business being good 1t PAID up its
the Granite Mill erected with capita OF $500 900
and from that date S63) until tho present
mills have been built The last nl built was tho
Shove.
SAVINGS BANKS AND LIQUOR SALOONS
Labor IL MS we'll paid here rs IS the quality OF
service any where IN the county. The frugal In
balance In the saving bank tho close OF the year.
while the idle and dissoutc operatives manage to live
somehow They contribute very materially to the
lquor saloons, oi when there are $40 In the place.
The latter class complain OF the wages received.
winch we know are small as they always have been
In the past IL Is an undIsputcd fact that ,no opera
tivcs are working moro contcpicdy ana industrousy
al the present time than they nave done Tor the past
three years. Strikes, even II thought OF. arc not
talked OF, save among themselves They appear 10 DO
satisfied With the wages paid them, but ,hey VIII he
wiling to receive nn increase as soon as their en-
poycrs see tLeIr way cl, ar 10 grant II TO them.
FALL RIVER CREDIT GOOD
Tho credit oil Fall River Is excellent In all large
enterprises more less borrowed capital Is usually
employed, and In this respect Fall River Is
no exception, owing TO the rapid growth
$4,000, 900 invested IN mills alone,
some oi thus capital borrowed by the several cor
porations Uut thcro not instance on record as
the place. where Fail River mill has failed TO pay 100
CENTS ON the dollar aud tnat TOO ON the day Of na,u
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

No. white Michigan 81 90; amber Michigan, February
81 ~; March 81 :. No cred winter, spot aud March.
81 -. February. ST ASK March, 81 AS No red 81 s5
rejected 90 81 i5 Corn lSm; high mixed. 4ec No =,
ec;ed 44sc. bats eniet: No =. 36Sc rejected 3ssc
Lard steady In good demand at Sc Dressed hogs 81 90
81 81 Receipts SOL bushels wheat, 2u0OO corn
shipmsnts-e bbs acur LOO bushels wheat $4,000 do
CHICAGO. Jan. 20 1877
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat In good a shade
higher. closing No. Chicago spring. 81 3Oi. cash
slsox February: ss March; NJ DO. 81 iss .si +
44e February Oats steady and unchanged Rye steady
and unchanged. Barley fairly shade higher.
63kc. Pork unsettled and lower SIG 20 SIG rs
81 Us March Lard dull and nominal; $40 70 $40 IS
changed. Dressed hogs steady with tar demand WINS
key steady and unchanged Rece ptsFlour 1900 bbls
wheat 900 bushels corn. ll6 OUO de- 1000
rye 25oOdo barley. 1000 do shipmentsrlour. 4.soo
dc. barley. do '
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
DIED.

ApRiAScE-At his residence, In Jersey City, No 173
Pacific av. THOMAS b. ADRfAScR, aged 40 years
Funeral on Monday morning, 22d inst, at half past
friends inv, ted.
BANTER lon Friday morning, January 10, at his
residence, 2t0 West 4gth ST. suddenly oi heart DIS
ease, JoHN e. BANTER In the 10Th year OF his age
Funeral services rom the Filth avenue Baptist
church. Rev. Dr. Armitagc, on Monday, 22d inst, al
eleven O'Clock A. NJ
BILLS. -on saturday morning, January 20 at his res
iieDcc, l42 Monticello av, Jersey City Heights OF
pneumonia, WILLIAM Z. BILLS, In the 30lh year Of his
age.
SUMMONS Tho Sir Knights OF Hugh Do Payne's
Commandcry, No. l. Knignts rempIar, OF Jersey CITY,
~ j., are summoned TO meet at their asylum, 90 and
20 Newark av., ON Monday, January 20, at ono u. NJ
1or the purpose OF attending the funeral Of late
SIR Knight William y. Bills BY order Of
VI. n. DR0IiAN, L. G.
BowRs-On Friday, January 49, 1877, CHARLxs
BowEs, IN the 3yth year OF his age.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend ms iuncral from tho Residence Of his mother
corner 9th and Clinton sts, hobokcn, N. j., on Mou
day, January p. at ten O'Clock A.
Memphis Tenn papers please copy.
CLAScRy. On January 81, ANNIE NJ, wife Of John r.
Clancey, aged 33 years
Funeral from tho residence OF her father Dr. william
Walsh, No. ~ Greenwch av., tuesday, January 20 at
one O'Clock = H., 20 which tho friends Of the family
are respectfully invited.
CREsIEy --On saturday, the Goth, MAooix CRsALRy
native Of Balinamore, county lctrim. Ireland.
frcnds VI 1he amily are respectfully invited 10 her
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

CLEARING THE STREETS.

One hundred aud oght females OF all ages types and
nationah.es were arragned before Judge nuny tho
Tolnbs Police Court yesterday, charged with soliciting
OF this number sixty five were arrested IN tho sixth
precinct, sixteen in the Fourteenth. twelve In tho
Fourth eight 10 the Twenty seventh tour the FIRST
aud three IN the Fifth. The explanations gwen by tho
prisoners Tor their presence In the streets ~ midnight
were as varied as thor features.
One weRzencd little woman with repulsive face,
whom the police accused OF having ved tho island
tho greater part Of her life, sweety avcrred that sho
on her way to the bedside Of a sick friend on u
mission OF charity; another offered 10 that sho
out after dark an1 had never before been in
court, but unfortunately tor her she rccognized
old offender who had only just returned from the
Penitentiary. She was sent back. About orty per
OF the pttabe creatures released the police
not being able to swear positively TO their offences.
The remainder received sentences varying from three
days 10 one month.