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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
hides Confined quiet sales o7G Bogota lJc gold 60
days 4 Dry Texas, private terms.

UOpS-Dull both for export ana consumption prices easy;
s old. id ~ % '''O''' "0' A'''''' '''' ~
Copper steady sales s lS5G9q o sss e. sales lee
Pig unchanged only moderate sales Tin plates IN loD
saS va GIVING aayi l aFe Tor coal
Cinnamon a SI 1ome ss w RaaScd e currency; Foreign
g fS s IPsS Pg Tn oaH Eng
sh HPdl49c. BaneL u &c gold ~ I'm TN r "a
as 30. DO fcrne s5I2qGs5 IS, gold American 30 /
sS9 No sS Fos s 80 sOG EgntoR S's so
scrap 81 s24 Steel Rails. here s43asI4 Iron sS5
MoLAssEs- orleans moderately active Steady 25S
S 5S o SG s a to s ;S 2S
Rd T TqreP PtR 9qsG slightly So Sass 6
~ onos.d Al 57a lar quoted 81 20 Tor
Ends. City ITteS s2i2iads22 5.
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Business rather small rates barely
steady in Instances III san
1900 bush Groin 62d 1000 do 6,d 100 bales CSIton
S5s 100 Beef 5s 5d 1000 pkgs par nfo9gn
Isolb PTane Wax 25s steam 20 900 Grain private
quoted i'd 300 cases Canned Goods sos zO tes
Cheese 35s belfast sail 1000 bush Corn ID, 80 ID Brs
e. say q S 90 SO BaS SEA So 4: g. 'a
bar ss CD Hamburg steam h,I PO 10 '' Ivepcc taxing
part Of above Grain etc Charters Norwegian bark TO CORK
i ssno o yoJ:se ' 500 ac S '@ bark
age AID rq SoVS 800 Co., ar b do Cd Norwegian
bark to ROTTERDAM 5000 q aG Ss bark S TO- d hT,ip poP
the United KINGDOM ZOO bbs Refined Petroleum and Resi-
I aPR Rys.S lsj .E sehocner
Hafbor rlct Flour and PORK soc gold per spi from New
Cork for orders 3OOO q5 GRAM
8s al from baltimore Norwegian bark 70 Sernambueo
5000 bills Flous III 10 gOld from Philadelphia brig TO
CLAN baIks 10 cork for orders each 1000 qrs do 0s lid
OIL CAKE-ouist steady Western Bag. s3OasSO 90 cur.
renCY.
oIIs-Iinseed in moderate SALE steady others quiet,
both here and at New Bedford Inseed casks and 9es
per gallon gd6Oo Whale Crude Northern 0Oc southern
Doe. Bleached Winter 63d67cj Extra Bleached do 6Sei
Sperm Crude. 81 03dsl G5 Winter gnoleached =, ~
Bleached 81 II Menhaden Crude, AGA ioi Lard Prime
Winter G2d6Sc Atca for Cotton Seed on Change, sales
ia Yellow, for May, Acc
PAINTS Moderately actiyei prices as before
PKTROLFUM-Quiet about steady due TO more regular
greek MARKETS, Crude In bulk. 6gc; IN ools S90sssc;
cases l4la1I0e, Hapitha 0isaBe Refined III 40 here,
lac Philadelphia, lie N Baltimore saiei q uni,ea
closing with 81 2gS bid and 81 80 asked.
PROF. SIONB-RK lower more active trade In cash lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

Railroad bonds were only dealt in to a moderate
extent. There was considerable movement in
American Dock and Improvement Company rs
leased 10 New-Jersev Central at 43G43l2
aud Ohio and Mississippi consols at 1913
seconds beng at cole. FirSts of Burlington
and Cedar Rapids We're steady at 6Sas, Ches1-
peake and OHIO frsts, coupon ON, at 70
Erie fourths at 1922, and New-lork Central Us
of 1888 at 10G The St. Pauls were firm, SINKING
finds at q7ls; l. and NJ Division at 99li and North
west gold bonds at 9sl2. Rock Island new forty
wears is were easier at 1913. Union Pacific tirsts
C. c. and j. {. at 3Gla, and Nashville, Chattanooga
and ST. LOUIS iirsts at 81. We annex current quota
tiOus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

England has decreased dnrng past The
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve to Liability when
last week was 33is per cent, now 32ibts per cent
LONDON, April lS345 p. m.-Er1e Railway shares, lZS
LoNDo., April 1880 p. mu. 5. bones four and halt
cents lO4a Erie Railway shsres. 2a Paris adyces
per az iO9 10 centmes for the
account
PAKIs April 1sThe specie in the Bank OF France has In
creased IL 500 600 francs during the past week.
BERLIN April lS.-The statement OF the lmpeT1ai Bank
o. Genany shows specie Of LOCO OOO marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IJyVRPooI. April 1s-Pork-Eastern dull at 90. West
arm iu AZ a. BacUnCumberland Cut dun al 1856 short
nm dulI at 49, Long Clear dull az "a; short Clear
duil at2S Hams-LOng Cut dull az 3S shoulders Steady
a. i07c Prime Mess dull at 80. Lard-Pume Western
ann AZ 37i Taliow-Pume city duh at 80 Tqrpenllne
Snirits dun az "a. ROsin-COmmon dnu at o. ; Flne
anil nj 10 American Choice dun az 90 Lard on
Anil AZ 42 FlOur-ENtra state nm at - I'd "heal o.
Spring m 70 ID Nc , sPr Err h sTm at 5t ~ 81
New firm at 30. Cotton seed on-fellow American,
IVEfPooI April 1880 p mCotton very dulli Mid,
ding Upands 55isu Mitdling Orleans, 6'ISd sales OF
sxp6Tf Receipts Ii bales. all American Futures sellers
at ast nj GIFTS prices Upands LnK MiddIng cause Apr
delivery 527aad Uplan0h Low Mlddlng clause JuY ana
Angust delivery 6bt adj Upands Low Mddng clause Aug
t And September delivery Cd sales OF the week 1000 Oa
Yres took 600 bales speculaOrs took 200 bales total
60 bales, American. $4,000 baes actual export 1000
haiest amount Cotton aOai, 336,OOO Dacs American,
26 bales forwarded from the ships size direct 20 spin
ner 900 Uales American sales OF the week. 2lOOO bales
IIyERPOoI April lS2:I5 D. MI plands cotton Low MID
ding clause April delivery sd: Uplands Low Middlng
clause April and May delivery h2sd upands Low Middng
clause Nav and delivery I'D; UpaDds, Low Middnng
cause June and July delivery 0s2d: Uplands Low Mld
ding clause, September and October delivery, ti22d -
ttyEHpOO. April lS-4 y. m.-rhe sales OF cotton to-day
included 200 bales OF American Futures|u Low
Mddng CLAUSE July and August delivery sgd Inc mar
Let Tor Yarns ana Manchester dun and tending
down. 20 c,..o. ,,,,,ro. s,ooNv
IoNpON April 1873 p m.-Rehned Petroleum. S'4u' per
gallon. , "a ,,, co,on,,o t,nseed oJed mar
quxqwrRp Anrtl lsIard 23l4 forms per 90 kilos
RRENFY April Island 40 marks per ITO %
HAyRE April ls.-Iard. 90 francs per % kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA April le-Cotton quiet Midlllnc, 97sr; low
MddluR Csc; Good Ordinary scirecepts ~ bales ot
fffvoRF kpril 1s Cotton dull and drooring; Mddug,
lOoc Low Mtdmg lOc: Good Ordinary Sci net recep's,
900 bales prOss 200 bales exports coastWs % Daes;
sales lac bales sDnneTs 50 bales stock lOb02 bIes
Low Mndug 9sc; Ordinary Sci receipts. 54l 0alesi
CEIRiEsToN April ls-Cotton quiet Hddrng 109dl0i7c
Low MddiHg, 10 Sc. Good OTdnsy 9745s IeNeP's 80
bales: sales $50 bales stock, 1889 bales ,,.
CINCINNATI. Apnl lSCOttOn quiet but STEADY Mhahg'
lO-.r. Mildng csc: Good Ordinary. Ssc.; Itctlp
l23 bales shipments 6O2 bales; sales Daie stocA olO@
GALVESTON April IS Cotton dun and depressed; Mdding.
MiddlNg Gle. NOOg Ordinary. S's; receipts
1857 bales exports coastwlse ga bales sales 100 Oe'
IoI''rsTJIP Anril ls-Cctton quiet Middling 10sc.
MEMPHIS. AUul lS.-COOn quiet aud easy Audtue. lVc
receipts 100 bales shipments, l2ib bales saes TOTAL oOO
MOBILE April l8-Coton firm; AiddAng, lOc@ Low BID.
ding &C.: Good Ordinary, she; Iectlpt- ZO DAes tx,
ports cOastwse 73 bales sales LOO bales; stoc' 2l0VO
SFw.oRtEANs April 1s-Cotton quiet MiddliDg. l0hci
low Ndling S&c.. Good Ordinary SLc: net receipts,
G2 bales: gross 1905 bales exports 70 the Continent l4o
bqics sales. bales stock, Z0u,jJZ ialtS
NORFOLK Arrl lS.-COttOn steaiy: Alduhng, 10 eel re-
CENTS lOl bales exports coastWlse ~ Olcs SAFES IVo
IW1 tDgfFnIt Anil S-Coton quiet; MGdhng. 1O9sc;
TOw Miidlng lOl,sc. Good Ordinary, 9sc net receipts
2O3 bales: gross 55l bles sales, ALP bales TO sphhes'
SOL bales; stock 1887 bales. ,,,,
sAVANSAU Aprl lS-COttOn quiet and easy Middlinx;
or low MkliiHg 99c Good Ordinary, BIS receipts 1Ol
bales exports Coastwise q baes sales 20 bales sO0A'
sG LoGfs, A2, l8 lotion steady; Midlling LOB;
Low Mlilng fl-c Good Ordinary, 5 4ct receipts, Is
bses Shipments llj9 bales; sales total $50 baesi soo'
'$ygwS9T6y April 1s-Cotton qulot; Middline 9'4e;
Low Mdding, 94c; Good Ordinary o'2N- hVSSiP's ~
bales: stock 275s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
Qsratss ano TENDERS.

CRATFS and FENDERS.-We would call
" special g our large variety Of open
with brass frames AndIons and TENDERS Of antique desgn
sortioent OF and Tenders the market with
a1T patent shaking and Dumping Crate.
Vs. Wholesale and retail.
j. s. C0NOvER Co., S03 Canalst. New'fofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

at 97l2 Metropolitan 40 at 117l2; Manhattan
(3O at 1874; Bank of New-YorlI 90 at 10Y Park To-
at 90. and Mechanics Banking Association l1Ol at
IN We annev current limitations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
Bnsiness Ghanfes.

A GIVE PARTNER WANTED, with yi,VVO,
N money 10 be under his own control ~,
and viii nav $4,000 before January Guy ieeucos
Address b. Room /. No 767 BROADWAY ---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iosnoy pri lsI23O D. Console V5 for both money
and the account u bonds four and half per Gents 100
isa7s lOss. Erie Railway shares, l2s Illinois Central
III Pennsylyafna Central 2ess The rate OF discount for
tbree months bills the open market "a per cent which Is
n ner cent below the bank OF England rate.
'IoNpoN, April 1880 D. fn-Irte Railway shares, H.
LONDON. April 1880 p m.-The bullion In the Bank "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
earrings Banks.

TV'HE NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, cor OF
sthave and I4ths-Interest commencing from the ls'
OF each month. Assets S38B3SS2 OF surplus 90 %
RICHAkD II. Bull, Prest. o w. BRNCkLkhoFt eecy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
P MINING STOCKS.
\ FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or Nj
Naaterfav To-day

Government bonds to-day firm with trans
actions at the board aggregatIng S7ll,6OO, The
principal feature was the large dealings in Gs OF
1881 and 5-2Os Of 1867. Annexed are the latest
s1rrnI nnnInllOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO n " April 1sFour IN far o demand I sses 200
DUE. ~ a0o hush NO Milwaukee Club az 81 Is 1000
Snsb No Hard Milwaukee &C 81 20 Corn larry active and
Ola No lie higher sales Of ears New on track az nc;
gno msh KIN Dried private terms 10000 bush old No.
2st 50c 900 bush Sample at osts steay saies OF
1000 bush Canada al private !sims Rye In sht inquiry
tnes anil quoted az 81 p6dSl OS for CITY Made Other
,tfclSs uucnanged Railroad freghs unchanged Canal
feights r and go higher on Corn quoted wheat at &c
r5 c Oats sac. Barley So Receipts by Railroad
Fo 4 200 bbls Wheat $1,000 bush; Coru 49 400 bush;
oa,s as 300 bush Barley, 1900 BUSH. Rye, 2400 bush
SSomens-Fiouf $3.50 bbsi Wheat So 800 bush. Corn
a. 1O0 busb Oats, 2520O BUSH Barley 1900 busn Rye
i10 bush Receipts by Lake-WheaI IL 14 bush; Corn
tas SEQ bush Rye 440 bushels shDmcis BY Canal 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
financial.


TOR SALE.-New-YOrk, Providence and
u Boston Railroad Company SEVEN PER CENT BONDS,
~ $1,000 600 hTt mOrgage Apply 10
II. MORGAN.s SONS, 80 william 81.
Gas SIochS.
All Nev.Yor and BroOkvn Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt ia hy
GEO. II. PRENTISS
80 BroadSt, n.
N0TICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holdef4 ~ the MUSCOUETCOCG IRON WORKS viii
be hold AZ the Office ~ the company StanhoPe N j. sc
o'clock D. IN, Monday, May en- 1873: 49,
NOTICE.-The bOndholders of the INDl-
~ ANNAPOLIS AND MADISON RAILROAD COMPANY,
bonds secured by Trust deed q sad company 70
Peter McM8rm and John Ferguson trustees GATED MaTch
% 1862 hereby notified accorug 70 the terms OF aid
decd meet At the 81 Nicholas HOte IN the Cry OF New;
York on THU RsDAY the 25th day Of April 1878. at IL
the death OF said McMarun AMI said Ferguson -
THOMAS \. SCOTT
President Of Jefersonve Madison and Indianapolis Rail-
road Company, to Indianapolis aud Madison kai
road Company
NEW YORK STOCK and GOLD EXCHAN-
" GES-Our partner member OF bota the EK-
changes and executes all orders carefully himself stocks
and bonds carried Ong required per cent Margin
all branChes transacted. HENRY CLENS CO.,
Bankers. 20 Nev.st. New.IOrk Cily
OFFICE THE RECEIVER OF THE
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

,,,,., prpopy n =. Sgrcx EXCHANGE SALES
THURSDAY. APRIL Is. 1878.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARIAENf
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
.treet quotations:

In State bonds LOuisiana consolidated rs TEL to
II, but District Of Columbia 3-G5s were lirmer at
754. North Carolina special tax, second class, sold
at 2. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

The following were the rates Of exchange on
! New-iork:, savannah, 6g1yi4g at llG premium
la alea a premium; Ncw-Oricans commercial,
| X premium; bank i prcmium st. Louis, 80
The United States Treasurer =, az Washing
| ton. to-day, received S73O,OOO National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were SiGO 900, aud the internal revenue receipts
! were 100000. The following Is the Clearing
| House statement to-day: Currency exchanges
SIS, 7jj 800 currency balances. 3,lGS,612; gold
exchanges, $l3,G7o,OGG, and gold balances, ~
| Gs5,s7s
Tie regular weekly meeting of the directors Of
the Bank of England was held to-day, but no
change was made in the minimum rate of discount,
which still remains at per cent, 3 per cent higher
than the rate at which three months bills nre dis
countcd in the outside market During the week
the bank lost tho sum OF E23i, 900 bullion on
balance reducing the proportion Of reserve 10
liabilities from 33t4, last week, to 32l5IG. There
was no bullion movement to-day. On the Stock
Exchange cOnsols were firm at 05ll6, and United
States bonds strong, 1868 heng, however, shade
easier az ITG and HeT At fI o7 In Amdrca
railway securities Erie was teyersh at l23iG 1850
1913 preferred being at 23'sG25'4 Illinois Central
sey Central 175s. Berlin dispatch states that the
Hnperial Bank OF Germany during the week lost
100000 marks. A Paris dispatch reports the Bank
of France as having gained, during the week, l.
100000 francs Five per cent French rentes III
Paris advanced to 1O0.76 sight exchange on Lon
don being quoted AZ 25.l5.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad compare as follows:
Second week IN April si5&50O $1,000 5000
Previously reported...-.. 2O39l6i l35S627 100000
Total since January 1s2lgIlGi sI,l77607 s2,SoiOOO
The Wabash Railroad Company reports its earn
ings and operating expenses for three mOnths-Jan-
uary TO March 81, a. follows:
g5sSg Bs Be-; ' s9st
Net earniugs.....sl30.78I s26i29l Inc. sl27,5lS
And its gross earnings for the second week in
ApTil-as follows:
09s s1OI.l06 Increase, sloO0s
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of April were:
,,. NeTiY 5qt B Be5a Ph IA B $500
u,,,o, hrs, "a zoo "a A62 N COO 1900
Corn bush 2Ss32 10000 lOL7O0 $500
Oats 6ush...... 1l,60O 300 Gl2O I7OO
Eye l,STo Gu, 6a.6 ~, Ssg '...'. wv 10000
Total BUSH IOs.Sl3 lIs462 I25sOO $1,000
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
FO''O - Receipts. Shipments.
Chicago Milwaukee. Chicago. Milwaukee:
Flour, bbls...... 1890 5000 l4,Oi5 1900
u,,.., ,u., 1708 s7OO e5Iss $500
C Wn."2 ous"''''' 10 an SOO I7lO48 400
hota' hnsh '''' 9S27O $500 S74Ai 1900
Rye, bush. 3lg3 o'9Oy 80 ''ono
ro,.,,a.b 2170is iOliOO s?O.no 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

Gold was quiet and firm GA account OF the iirmness
Of exchange and sales were al lOoHa luo's I9 I
costing g. 90 i and . per cent carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont S2l,OOO IN coin IN
trrc-t on the pubnc debt and $4,000 IN redenp-
tion of calleu bonds The days business OF the
cold clearing ur-arlmcnt of The Bank Of the state
of New-York { cred: Gold cleared, Sl2.3l4 .OoO ;
gold balances, flOW 800; currency balances
$LOGS, j93 The gold quotations were As follows
10 ....................lOUl4 3........-----.lut's
Foreign exchange was strong and higher to-day,
the leading houses having advanced rates 10 the fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

PROVIDENCE. r. T., April ls-Pr.nt Cloths market less
good, CttTiug az &C. holders OF tbesJ %
squares. asking 35G3'Isc. without notable sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

Money was in good supply aud per cent was the
highest rate the range being Ga7 with exceptions
al = on railway collateral; on Government bonds
The rate was 44J. Mercantile paper was dull and
mutatrd as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
SALES IRON 90 O'CLOCK TO CIosx % susrNrss. .
O'CLOCK p. NJ
oFFfCIAL REPORT N. T. MINING STOOK EX
tH1Y6E SAEEs 1PRIf is, 1873.

BoARD--l O'CLOCK P. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

I MOTIFS q Essex
/ 2j...bc 79i2
| c b & Q
100.
Pitts. F W & G. cd
70. be-. Ola
B c X & Northern
5.-.Dc. -
A.. 81
Kansas Pacific
100 be ~
10O..-..-. 10
Han & 81 10
zOO....bC. - p
20.......... 1924
Han q 81 10 T.
90. be. 80
Ohio & Miss
600. bCb3. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19
TIRsT CALL-lOA O'CLOCK A. NJ

U $50 Comp '65 new 49,, | L sou OouPoh % 1O7is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
jorted by telegraph
Receipts. shipments.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
Y EGfLIlNE T..
FOR
CHILLS, SHAKES,
FEVER AND AGUE.
TARBORO. y. c., 1878.
DIR. III, Il. STEVENS {.

~. Val
DIR. II. H. STEVENS:
Dear Sir Il feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, NcGctlnc, has done I'm my
family. wish to express my thanks by In
forming YOU OF the wonderful cure OF my son
also. 10 let you know that NCgctinc is the best
medicine ever SAW tor Chtii5. Shakes. Fever
ANA AE,i". My son w;,S sick with measles I'm
,,ia, which lrft him with hip.ionl disease.
MY son suffered Il great deal o. p tu, all OF The
llnlr: ne PAIN was 80 great that he did NOT H.
lhE but cry. The doctors did not hcp him Il
particle. he could h0t lift his 700, from The
i"rH. II" could no, move without Crllt chrS |
read your advertisement in III" Lou.svillr
C1uri"i-.is"'Hai that Ncgclinc WIS a rrrai,
Ilpod Purifier and Blood Food ] tried one
Dot ic which was 4 great benefit lI5 Kept on
Wlth IN" nlH'iiCinc. Gfa iullly gaining. lie has
taken rignirrn bottles In all. and he l.;
completely restored TO health. walks without
crutchrS or cane lie Is twenty years OF age
! nave aNoun%rr son, fifteen years OF age who
Is subject to ChilS. Whenever he feels one
coming on. ne comes IN. takes dose OF Nrur-
lihc caves no bad eject upon IN" system ike
lno"l o lhr medicines recommended for ChilS
: rhccnuily recommend Npmctinc for such
comp hhiS. thirE IL Is The greatest medicine
in tic world.
E"sprc.luilr, MRS j. W. LLOYD
NEGt lNE.--W hen thc blood becomes iiic-
''HS ana SttSniHt. either from change OF
Mcl' her or o! climate. want OF exercise irrcg;l-
lar G!ct. on from any other cause. h. Ncgrtinr
viii renew The DDOt, carry OF hc pu;riI
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whole body.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
Millinery Bazaar.

MRS. DOAG wishes to return her sin
ccre thanks to her friends and the public
generally for the past patronage, solici-
ting n continuance Of the Same. She will
cndcavor as heretofore and is determined
to p lease the most fastidious.
Millinery and Fancy Goods Stock is
complete, French Pattern Hats, trimmed
and untrimmcd, Straw Hats and Bonucts.
Sun Hats and Sailors, Ribbons, Silks.
Laccs, Flowers, Fcathc Illusions, Neck
Ties, Rnnling, Linen and Lace Sets.
landkcrchicf$, Corsets, Gloves, Buttons,
&c,, &c.
Second lot of Spring Calicoos, also nice
lot Of Dress Goods, Mohairs. Alpncas,
Japanese Silks. Wash Popiius,
and other nice Materials and
Trimmings. Call and
see, Ladies', for your
selves.
a large lot of Mems, Ladies' and
Chlldrcns Shoes, Gents md Boys Fur
and Stnw Hats, fine and course.
A choice lot of Family Groceries. CAN
dies, Cakes, Mackcrcl. Tobacco Cigars,
Kerosene Oil, Hardware, Woodenware,
Tinware, Crockcry, &c.
A quantity Of Lumber for salo low for
cash.
march 80 J. O. BOAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
WHERE WORD WAS LAW.

UQCM.
WHERE WORD WAS LAW.
There was one room that was
used as a reception room, and to
which everybody was welcome; but
beyond tho threshold Of the sanct,tne
sanctorst'e, just off it, where the
"Boss" received his visitors who
had ''private business TO transact,
no one dared to venture unless he
was told by Clancy, who acted the
part of the sentinel on tho watch
tower, that Mr.. Tweed was ready
to receive him. Scarcely day
passed during tho session that the
reception room was not crowded by
applicants for favors. Republican
Senators and members of the Lower
House, some of whom, after the
"Boss' downfall were the loudest
in their denunciations Of tho old
man, made it often their Mecca.
With cringing dir and almost
bended knee they stood, each wait
ing his turn when the monarch of
the State government would deign
to listen to their pleadings. The
writer of this has now in his minds
eye Republican Senator, then high
in the councils of his party, waiting
for an audience for fully an hour,
though he was one Of the first to
call after the afternoon adjournment.
He had been daring enough to dis
please tho "Boss" in speaking too
plainly in the lobby what he did
not dare to speak openly in the
Senate concerning a bill the "Boss"
favored. The next day bill was
introduced that threatened the very
life Of tho business by which tho
Senator was made q man of means.
There was only one way out of the
ditficulty-to bow low before the
throne, and when the "Boss" had
allowed an audience to every small
potato politician from every part Of
the State, who called upon him that
day, the Senator was allowed to
enter the presence. Protest and
prayer were vain, the "Boss" would
not interfere with that dreadful
bill. Day after day the Senator
callod, till the ''Boss' said he would
"let mp" on the bill. The Senator
after that, Republican though he
was, considered silence golden when
the BOSS" wanted to have his own
way.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

u ECKLlNG'S GALLERY--Opposi
IL tho Wheeler House. Portraits,
Photographs, Ambrotypes and Fcrrotypcs
finished in the latest style Of the art
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size. W. a. RE JKLlNG, Proprietor.
nIERCKS e DAVIS, importers and
~ dealers in Watches, Clocks, ,Jcwclry,
Silver and Plated Ware, House FL rnish-
ing Goods, &c. \. Il. Watches and jew
elry repaired. Columbia, S. {. oct 27-v
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

ABOUT R1dHr.-Profossor Wallace
Duncan, of Wofford College, recent
ly delivered an address in which he
said that there were some Of the
most patriotic men in South Carroll
na that he had ever seen, and they
give unmistakable evidence Of their
desire to serve their country by the
fact that if the Democratic party
does not nominate them for Office
they nominate themselves in order
simply to get the chance to serve
their country. This is fine satire,
the force Of which will be seen by
NIL to apply to independent candi-
dates.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

SHINING cats alive is apparently
o regular industry in England. A
cocknoy named Morgan Weeks has
been sent up for three months with
hard labor, and it came out in
hearing his case that the cats are
.fayed alive, rs seals are, because,
like sealskin, catskin retains the
natural gloss Of it's fur only when
taken from tho living animal.