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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
TIE nRY GOODS TRADE


81 he recent ofs3A ~, IN Pn bT i art Of t trade
have make the past week very Ty FOR
as ,-.ro he market s,ows NOR stead
ents or 99 up Of IT I29E i ar esf
houses having be,n"r,ins g'"a- Wheh tney pfG3as ~
tie rraer .ta-c Of aIr, lot ycry eHcGrasas MANY u
the trade anuclpate quHk fevlF'ihol ANY Iit-
frafe in II. 'so1ti ana w,-t.
,or ,.! mae viii pT.rc Wy Irregular lowering
sTlsi and q iia1d 20 alori' d ,rlracter.
BRpWS -MEETING- and SHIkt4NGs continued qu!et
very irree ai, ana II some aRrcs civ, VIZ
80 ,-oc: august a. 7sc; d. -. 90 DO, s. j.c.
Lawrence L. 6ea Msa.acin'eits 3D. 5.i,i NeI Mar
Iirl, -. s4c., Appleton, a, Sc Ad.iano - -.
20 t. -. io ia. 2,e ge, - 3 c.; Lr1 los iqrn
-, '9-E'. -''r , 'V ' d. &C. &C. .re1cs XxX a.
Jc.; M -a.aa-'tt. e, oo . g. ~ - , p. - - t
in St demand, D. .r-,;y or'e, '.a- D.o~n zoo
Ll.-- .i''' ~ tiIi, i.Ii,k A A. c HOPE
&c.. New.ar.c, o.. 'cc: hoort r. &C. a. sniale' -
1yS 10, ~ Bog. ar. sf, =, sci Welth Of tae
49, ne: co -. zoe. do. %, I9c ne; d. j4. Ice;
i,GN' D.-iIi- remained quiet and unchanged
moderate " orlrs Tor export are ~ yet "ah4"i
r,,.i-r,.e tr.ii'.t
CUiryNADE- ruled IN very light demand and lIanaGc
supply ii isar.l. f-ui.. ,...-..
DYED Il' N' nave '''-! III rLt.iuy ''t'-4 --I'''' ~
IE%II--l hrIe Was moderate ufir done IN thr~t 'l
yte, Z. sca4y IICe,, but tl demand Nas W no means
agt,ve.
rf.r- ,v-s f,tu~ detIf IN standard goods meeting
VII lin, ilr,.st ON en-
TTt.INt- ANL STRIPES rI.r. moderate utilaat,
am H.. vger. - r. B~ tetbc-~ n stpI " rr.css.
ErIlEJ JtDcNI'i- AND oLhIhD CAHBRICS con
-, ,-,-,- .srII i,i TI1. ll, unchanged.
@JHI anu s'fls uFI4-'iii' UNIV
I...a- i, b M clos oa proulc a." 90 arrive.
ptfNT CLDLH--lhr very lA.rl anu
-rr tr-r1l.r Fg;f3 spots and futuirs &C. BID
- ..Eli F..rt;ls 4aG 5.-
pl.LN ils TcrsIfV gi-c"d prices tltir bas D'l
.-l, ma "A their extern
Al ne auction
40 $50 nd flvsr, were verr cauio.s ia making tleir
. .e,nIr u Jo,r 10 tax a0ii ullrss CUnsifera-
p ~ -, mar ar. ar rom urDataba Several mills viii
-, ,,-,sr cur. firiY frrlacIion cn,ir-y
son "a soon as jucir pr.seA. stocks n cloths are
exhausted. The fol9Nlls I'N--os "tIt iNl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
Business Cbantss.

A PRINTER or good outdoor man, with or
"A without capital make profitable arrangement with
HOGAN, 81 Broadway.
ITO MANUFACTURERS Large PAPER
a MILL. auxiliary buildings aud first class machinery
natural secure from freshet 80 feet fall ample
power Hudson River and railroad bar
gain see photographs. &. II. OLIVER, 1852 Broadway
N(7ANTED-In BROOKLYN. Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore cincinnati persons able rganze companies
Tor emDtyug vaults crs-pO By otOTless process see
nanci2 Of II n. " y CeaumgCo 1872 Crosby st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

RIO JANETRo ARR 2-CoCee market very quiet prices
nearly nominal Good FTst GsOOG69jO reis per 10 AlOs
Exchange London, q a.
SAyTos April 2t ofee market quiet r.4ces maintained
change Superior santos 65D@cG 800 refs per 10 os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
HAVANA;MARRFTs

HAVANA April 3Sugars quiet ard firm. Spanish gold 227
6227a Exchange INN; the United states, 90 days
currency sdl discount sight do, parG premium;
London, premium Paris, 2622 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
Couartnersbi2 Motices.

No. ? BoyD IT.. NV YORK, April ., 1s77.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed CO.
4 PARTNERS HIP under the nrm name Of JACOl Il
GERARD, Tor the importation and sale o.
WATCHES.
They attend the settlement Of the business OF the ate
CFAS. F.. JACOT
VICTOR GERARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Good Ordinary.

Coed Ordinary .- sfi,s LOW Yiddline lOss
si5.e' 90. s99e Ordinary lore &iddnE - :
Win moderate trade closing 5sles YESTERDAY after
T. @-Apu 100, Il.66 To-. II SO 300, l62i May, 700
i'm zoo Il92 299 Il9Q zoo iIss 30 a. 80 81
90 ~ August, 800 1913 100 lZI4 800, l2l5 200.
III 800 lzlO October 100 ll7S: 100. ll74; Deem
100 lls7 June 500 12oe 100 1901 Anglsi. 100 u y
Otobef 100 llS7; November. 1000 ll77 100 Il76j 600
5l.5 DecemseT, 100, III 100 It's tota 34OO bales
sssooed eaApr, 100 ll76j May 500 II IS sep enisE
zoo 1909 October 100 II 81 total 800 bales Tfrd cal
May 100. 1Is7 September 1000. 1906 octoier, 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Ills; total lsoo eales Sales today TO n;-Aprl.
500 issi 100 ii7s ssy asco iIso geo iiss I 500
s scS lss asp9 Il 81 I9Q q 500 c2 200 II 80 =
zoo Tle5 100 llss Zoe Y 500 Ace: 200 1903 100,
1901 200, 1902 July. 1900 1912 100, 1915; 1.300,
l2l4 LOCO l2l3; 600 I2.l0 200 l2cs loo l2oo 100,
I2ll Joe, 1912 800 10 August 500 l2.27 200,
l.oo0 l9.2o 200. I222 100 1928; 800 i2.24 total,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04


liza prgs receipts - pcs i--G hush exports NJ p'2-
-s nrsH With hg.I arrivals AID ufief That beans arr
nor Ii,y r tir country, tArge is .nerr-e' IiLs |A
mn. af,1u-a ID raliu-- Two state W'FN l N - 20
az several i'bbef out o. - - some rh6.,' marks are
limited CHER Gtr l@''"- age steady o. |'ou y ~
: a. d. .,r t5- .g az thp-. Ir.t a very IA.
of lie: n frccoa thr lalrt Trey wrnd lard 80 over
- 80 lEhe kidney pea leans very dal. Green peas
5 lower forced sales were a. - -Jlel 20 Dia are a"
. quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

S3-an spys 81 30; russets ~ rs Apples West
for market cranberres hopeiessy dead staw6eTes
arriving freely both from Florida and South Caro-
Ina; prices lower n them. IN rer2erzf0s,
bal order. and sell low zoe. quart few
bores Fiodi ceiling aboat So Quotations.
Apples bLs1 90esl % - z5esz 80
Do, Eood...-.s. 500 IS Do ordinary SOC %
Do seiect--.... 004 - Do. bbl--.---- 800 : 90
Peas Cal boxes o0s 30 stravber Aso-qt 75a 90
NUTs-DRIhB
Receipts Of dried rut FOR the 659 pkgs and 276 OF
peanuts Of dTid apples 515 bbs Filling
sral shipping orders caused tsnEersy armness IN sod
5000 n southern bblA and bscs, S2e
bbS xed 4ri 7 State apples improved
particle bots still begging cast1mers Peanuts
having fair inquiry lo or pecans 400 pkgs fair nuts
peaehes poor pe.od offered
q6c Accounts 5ouih represent the prospects,
good for tins years crop Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
Guroprau A1ucrilsemenI5.

TUITION AT TRIEsTE.-Rey. r. OCal-
lAzhxl English Chaplain. Il. A and 81 uls.ist Of
the UnlycIsy0 o. Dubn recrivss BOYS - ~ -
SPECIAL nttmg students 1r the universities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR rHg WEEK ENDING APRIL 3. 1877.
rsxuressly Or THE y. TRIBUNE own iSeDOrter

IIrs1lnns.
Send ,i, oot articles The freight and other expenses cat
gb o1 goods Pr everything good order Al lftract .
80. EXAMINATION often nlAc sa'c wa &c fty
,.,rge or ssvru. appearance Calls. Pack securely so mat
MOTION allow the tnfHnr- % change about t-e
j,1ry 81 ~ Gyu. fnr WITH eggs. az plainly
1rn o1t-a stencil plate q s-stnd Eot- cont 's ~ 20
to1 or -- I stating amount, also. send letter ~ ihe
p,Yrs rr, stating sent hc route il.e -t sd W
voice e !hcturd in barrel % .T AWAY
ate tie nunutr pacKa--- Secure 30. FoHlSeH i'J'
20. goods yut 0st shape 80 inat Fo -I24- - ID
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
THE
ILLUSTRATED LDblly NEVS

FOR sATu RDAY, MARCH "a
THE BOAT RACE PortTaN OF the cr,ws-pleciice a.
oxford aud nj Putney
THE ANTIQUARIAN REsEARCiLES ~ GBEECE:
Portrait Of Or. SchemannEX 2ya0ls IA the AcHios OF
Mycens-Pans % the ste ~ Ms and - is Acropofs
spiral Orlanr nj found ~ MyceucNleg or AagatoANIsv
OF Elcnsls. from sketches 0y oGI SPECIAL Artist
large eoiorcd picture entitled COaBty CJ Being
the extra sappleIDsnt
THE CRISIS IN TURKEY Ottoman Troops in the
bobFnds q Mon 40
nope-rurks FIRING Guns Drive the Evil Spirit
THE KHEDIVE OF EGYPTs RED SEA EXPEDITION
TO PUT DOWN THE SLAVE TRADE.
with CO.orci Supplement- price 81.
No. a3 strand London. aud Of Messrs. WILLGEA
q ROGEhs. AewlVIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
TAMARINDsEN GagLLON

nivsrssy prescribed by the FasultyA laxative roire5a
Heated fruit; for .ae Clattc racf aat
eneetus Of CONSTIPATION headace bile hcuorFhoias
e lamar urke pills the DuVgayeA - a2fe-aDls
10 take and never produces ufltAA0n Ftfci Dy = ytI
ION 81 Nambuteau. Parls Depot CAsNEii - - I'd n
Co corner rlllh ave rVeriy 'a'Tta.- New fo7E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

ShUmen= Of potatoes 2.Z3 bDs With moderate arrivals
and fair call potatoes ylHced j. - Dbl tor
Guc Rose and PeachhlJEs. small shipment continue
t. arrive FROM ireland sell about 81 e. spinach and
arriving from Virginia ~ large quantities sprouts
sell ana spinach - 80 a. bHl BED onions arc scarce ana
uugh higher No Bermuda -irc- iast repor. We
after Lis. North Carolina sweet
uotaJp-s eel Ass 80 Asparagus nom Georgia sells al
Toe y - n bunch. Quotations: -.. -
Potatoes. I1O5e. . DO, huoDafi &C., - uOH-0 %
pbL ............s3 - 20 81 Onions yellow
Do Peachbiuws .Jd > - ard Red Dbl. ! 'of d. 81
DO, Jackson ard DO, Nnite.... 4 vOH = 30
Peerless. Dbl. . ooz , 25 TrTuips, Russia,
Do. Nova scotia 1jq 2 90 bhl...-.-. ..... 100 -
Do RerlIg. UUN 90 Pens Pa crate. UlG %
% sweet Del .51 90 Tomato =, Ber.bx 25g so
Sgulshes. Mar
row. DDl....---- 4Jd " Jb
Reesvar p - ...3oa34 Maple sugar new, IL 1919
CIDER. Dbs. y GAL = Do, hdTk----.. -IUH II
vinegar do bDis.--.lH4-3 Do, siIui. sasI OOG>4 =
Feathers geese, n....jrG5j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
THE MARKETS.
rcarst,rr rspor,sa Tor Isk rnguxE.l


TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pey Ryrth Riesr Ve-sei4. daa Rd.tr,tt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
tilar5le auo ellit Ennifis.

CRATES ard FENDERS.-'The largest manu-
f~rr-rer orf a low Gova Crates Tor either ntri
or ST. c0a.- with aGUpn- Gld shaking 1i' heu3 'ii-s
flames IruIpr- AMI % ami es ID lpi DOT. -
80 Iogs --uq -ho.ei. and T0ngs wholesale and re-
IN send fr ,ll1gu. AMI Irce list L. "a. discount %
trade. T. =. tJNDNEisC Co. 'Do Nid Zoe new" '4A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

The ay receipts r the week NJ the various points
oi distribution follows BY Enc Railway, 30
cream. 2,775 milk Harlem Railroad, 1850 DO New
Haven KiiTuad go do. Hudson River Railroad $50 do.
Midland Railroad 775 milk 20 Of mlscel
aneous nearby routes 400 cans milk total, $50 ems
milk o. 80 The AZ which the has
sold platform during fhe past week averaged
81 50 beginning IL 75 advancing a ~, and closing at
al Is The snpply exceeds the den and and trade du March
prices 20 farmers 1908 i4c: few Instances ) nc.
POULTRY ASD GAMK-
LIVE POULTRT-E0Ws plenty and lower. Turkey in fair
demand. some poor geese sold Al y, ~ per pair.
DRTsru PlIrLYTrldc slow and prices generally lower
Iowa frozen good condition sod The fowls at l2c aud
Itc with ducks lJc. Philadelphia dry picked
sc. winter chickens bring 22d24c, with a
few small hrrilers At 3Dc.
GAME-Duoks 90 slowly ard at lower prices Pigeons
aud higher. Snipe lower and selling 81 SOC.
tame squads. - . cOZ QnOatlOns
n uftE Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Exports OF salt and crrsdBacon 700 boxes beef 452
bbt: bbi- fresh beef $50 Receipts
Of b2g Beef is unchanged with slow trade:
quarters noted
condition Mutton rmer. with little better
feeling strictly prime calves Western beef riDs and lons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
Iurnlture.

GREAT BARGAINS.-RED CHECK and
~ WHITE NATIlEGr. CARPETS. OF tt0li-' ianly
Blankets Upholstery Goods &C., IT, risl - 80 lS-
TER * CO.. II arr j. West Hop.r ~, near Bioa -2J
~ q. SELLEW,
H. MlnuflctUrar u
DE~h-,
OFFICE, AND LIBRARY IFT MIXTURE
40. lO3 RI LTON-~F., y. b..
TINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

s 0$ V VSTs s5S
Vera cru1 40 047'a gid Guatemala a;c-c3 1879
Buenos Ayres, 80, - Central american o-1,zzo
ps sSsaied s 81 s snr f Bo mot 4
Curacao seeet55 e57 q cur. ssal- 81 .
F f.lS. .tnes so eur eur F F oasso So s3s
sPcE quiet and enf@y un % Mace
s5a9Oc.; Cloves Sgaloc. Glove stems lt9e CASA.
Ginger, eiG7e; African Gnrer, sase fImaiea Pimslto
ri Ss'a sd s Fn1hG .gl CSSce civ in
bios l02dlO1sc. in ties sales, leo tcs Choice western
sUGAR-Rehned in moderate demand and unchanged. law
ssae oactaaons Cuba PAIR Eennine s'e DO Good s7se
DO Prime yc; o. ta,f 70 Cho-f G9scely' ,tt
Havana boxes D. ;, NOS o 9, 7ssasiec. Do Do Nos
d. nos IS to Is I0sGio &C. do do Nos 10 u 70 iO's6
ilG 49, White loaqi &c rorS s,I I 10 EGee
Brazil, bags, D. >. NOS 10 II, sGs r.; Java D. = N9s
a. nc New OTleans-Rehning grades 14o &C. 40 Grocery
s2a9e kefnsd-Crusied II "a tr; 40 IT,,
Extra, g" 9alaiOe; yellow DO. 9's49'se; other feL
TALtow-Marhet steady sales 1900 p Prime at 77sSsc
TIA was qi,t but steady Green ard oong though eaE
TGBXCC quiet and uoi very steady $50 hlds Kentucky
sold 81. Tor lug and Leaf mostly for consumption 10
-ndes ja2Oc. 100 cases England l-l2 AZ
I2a2jc :. cases 1872 a. -Se - e7e |" ~
WHALFBONE quiet and nomnalv - FOR trctic . 49,
wHI>KY-Martet dull: dropping s@leS % o0l'r u va
W0oI-Me.~rs Kitcrinc Brother say in their monthly
81 Domestic Toois The only kiHds VII c ~ D'
i'm degree Ui trts- are TIE urflrSie 4uF- Oh
fleece az Ohe descriptions have Weakened " mate
rally Pan Gin california !nNat are esprc1F d'sl
FOREIGN, Clothing bave t' Al
LONG there general consumption OF ihra+ "O" ana
Cnr comparatively small g1ar1fv - - hes d'scHntoi9
poses. II i- vcry hz1rfous us o. 70 m
port Them n quantity 1uuU or 100 bales Aa7I alah
and 1000 5000 bales ~ Cape direct impor1"n. are
FkaIv 20 come 20 poor market and leave az u1pf9abe
result Carpet Banke W00s continue quiet ana prices
are nearly all G'SCr Ifiuus. t,44o anu ~, ~
Wool. about 70 per cent Abou' go blics ~
sold az rates SHADE lJ'Fer -t X are
ll the o. ali cas., has r'l eol-l'r adv
curfl ri The liverpool ,aeUf lat INDIA Wool -p'n' on te
Dom inst an decline 10 per cent below tie rates
previous Ne quote. ONO. lohhsi ana, ana " ~
Vir-uia Washed Fesct-XNX and PcalDtk. Ju4 jc; ana
Xxx. 4Jc4-c. 80 l. fOs43c; No p 3S0 zoe; torn"n 81
5Ju NrS OK state, Michigan. scnGain anu lAnia1tA
aud above, a43c 10 H. - toc NJ SO "JoJj
Common. 3U1S1C.. Illinois. Iowa, and Mi~sour-N ana
above $50. No / AID =, 3@ai0r ComaIon. 2sa zoo.
Panied Wuu-I.xtra. 81 ilr- ~ y
2-c Niy.G Western 27dilc.; toIlhls, 5U4lIe ore On
and south rrI washed CLOTHING - u5-c; D.
3;0 sc CIiorrl-prus 'ir ,Ip"fl'f
concIon free 25s7c OthrT ITO; Pan cru and Lambs
superior condition, free, l~12Oc. 9TH lZ3itc. ltNa
spring tlr Eastern ii pc western zoe; colorado
and eNic-N aSh6C JIIi a.hed Fine, -prng CAP
2O1 re: Ulwasltd Long staple spring Cup .Itd lec.;
Ordinary Coarse, spring Clip l5aI6c BACK 'frlng ZIP
l4GI6C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Receirs FOR past week - boxes corresponding week
ast wear yfs o. exports Ds wsrk 220l DO LTeFyOo
Ircrs sun -
sforFs re verr lghi mIch disposition q
j,IsUcs bT tnr ready fc- -i pfs NiIi
dre ce-- for i4ls "a is expected tai ih"y vi" lA7
re-e ms werx there being rEO London stcal'rS WIRES
none went direct ist There y some southern ana
Ea.-n call 80 new worth qG0tngOnly few aEis
We quote
Earsr sI4 Barn DAIRY sooaii az
% u.u skins GU
IVA 49,
o, g.,,ory fnei4 dlsa OtheT factoFy hne. y dli
1.ie S, 49,, 80 ~ aI3 DO 10. half SKINS slO
~. -@-' ~ efGs
ts,r,s for the week H. l4J pSeL corresponding week
Il, - oG l26 Arrivals moderate demand L - Ifsts
lss N Western Nrf a. 1870 this morning
sl - ss were maze the afternoon az Zoe DUCK eggs
are iowcr vailo geese are hOiaina no" 'A@' Ia" ~ " ~
Al oy,r Quo thfi1us -. A. .-,,.r~ * 0i6ta
n j. ana l. l. p don 4 a. Do d. oruhAry-5l93 sas
ySest frr.h-...l6 al69 Ooasr .----''''' -"
"cs" III" 49, ~ Tpf-rf~ lNp nERRIHs-
sh,ueut Of apples 2o3 bbA Demsnd 200 ~. ls q
an .f ,ts NJ slas arult coming N scfhs ~ - '0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

past week 904 shipments. 642 bales
Brewers buying moderately finding stocks comparatively
light There very nitle shipping demand. Those
abroad hops which nee e closed hence sent away
for few choice hOys exceeed quotations, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
Entered at Tie ,sisiS = 44Seaee 9ss siS: 1872

Entered At 10. port iszfl6 s=,zoGou5 sl,gio Gis
utJl ti naEAr-- .,I5 g.Sv 1928 t'1--- a
Entered To- 2jiGlH ltgl55J Ia 100
ported gr'- via mr. ha-s W. in ai''s -i In
demand ebrr better lrcIeit Va, itl tiaI
Ion -., tn, pas; The nl for spnie siseAe- ts AN
an ir-4 r some ca--s showing attractive cnodF ~
low p... BIT The -.lcra dea,anc ilcss ail-.ao 1 49,
"a .tr 1-f a.I ril uerV slks arrc siJi. Dtt hs'
~ mo- tri trfrvr ard STEADY. Linen goods rlt'i fea ~
A.. i-Ir a.slIIhGtiu made ~ Dp0i'en IL
.sra ut 0ff-f gerr nor MICA .qurf tidc1 ail',s
IN white et-s found 4 domaDd DBt staple sri- So
- e-nb,1.ris werf sue N0ulr 80 81 ert5 di.et "lI.
rIrorfr tholsh phbcrs did FAR trade. Dnt n"' is OF
$3.50 ~ tnTt4es Gloves guet asd steady, VI we're
aian al ne u alderA ear and lOa.cIy.
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sh,,,,er, ~ apas 293 bDlA Demsnd rocd sTi p :
arm .I lys vi ruit EoS coming N ssNs s's- 80
Richland beacon., 1877-02-17
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Opinions Of ll,e Press.

The teachers of Neophogen Colkcge have
the highest national reputation both as teachers
and authors. 1t is the cheapest college Of the
kind in the world, and is the best one for the
males and females Of the Month and South
1t is located in beautiful section Of the State
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Neophogen is the cheapesr college of like
grade in the worli. There are five school.
divided into s departments, which are thor
ough in their detail OF s,udy.-BulIetin Nash
vile, Tennessee.
President Walton, Of Neophosen, deserves
the warm support, not only Of the people Of
his section but of the entire Union.-Boston
Courier. Mass.
Neophogen is not only one Of the best bui
certainly one Of the cheapest colleges in the
characterization Republican, Miss.
Neophogenis one Of the most charming an,l
saubrious spots on earth. The generosity of
its honored and philanthropic President has
moi gone nrewarded. 1t is successful and
rapidly claiming institution. Houston Age,
Texas.
Neophogenis fourdedupon ilhr principles;
has adopted the right course; is inbued with
the right spirit aims at the right ends and
+,
Texas.
1t offers to youth of both sexes a thorough
and complete education in every department
of science and Literature. IL is, in the full
sense of the word, antisectarian.-N. o
Times, La.
1t is pre-eminently heal,hy.-N. .. State
Register, La.
The President of Neophcgen College is a
gentleman Of rare culture, versatile manners
and excellent earning We commend the
claims of this institution to the careful con-
sideration of those who have sons and daugh-
tiers to educate -BrowusvilIo States, Tenn.
Neophogen College was founded about eight
years ago by Prof John NJ Walton. A NJ,
IL. D.. who is President ard Professor of
Bellies Letters. His literary and scientific at.
tainments are of the highest order, while his
powers of discipline and school govern.
ment are unsurpassed -Galatin Examiner, T.
Neophogen is entering its tenth academic
year, and i one Of the best colleges in exist
ence-Summit Sen.inel. Miss.
His reputation as an educator is co-exten.
se-ssish the Scs,,h d nrnal, Mo.
SPresidens, Prof. Walton, is one Of the
Energetic and enterpsising men in the
,1;h, and Unqualified. in every particular, for
he imposnnt eppsitioe. which be now occu.
*es-hsyheld Democrat
rhs Faculty are graduates Of the best
eljcsp and English schools. and possess
al regulations as teachers and authors.
[;ourier-J Journal, Louisville, Ky.
{Seophogen has a na.ional claim upon the
n of this country. and The faculty have
tnsf eppta,ion.-Pulaski Patriot, III.
e x1owlINls 76.-Iy.
Richland beacon., 1877-02-17
TE-ST7MONIAI.S:

Prof John B Rowend, musical instructor
of the Washington VI. +. Church choir, SAYS:
The Parlof organs manufactured by the
Gem OrEan Company, of this place, are
among the sweetest in tone Of any have
ever heard. In style Of case and handsome
finish they are without an equal.
From the Washington Star:
On exhibition in one IF the large show
windows of Cum,nins Cole & Thompson 5
store is an improved style Of organ manufac-
,ured by the Gem Organ Company, of Wash
ingiOn. The cases are Of solid walnut arts
tically finished and joined together in the
most thorough manner. The wood work
evidently shows the master hand of the skills
mechanic. The musical qualities Of the o.
gan, so are informed by an accomplished
musician, are not exceeded by the best ins'ru-
menis at the kind use. 1t is furnished will,
eight stops which give it full scope in the
most difficult pieces of music. The action
consists of Two and one half Sst- of reeds, 50
arranged 'ha, the slightest defec; can he easily
reached ami repaired. The organ is also
supplied with a patent music rack. which
besides being ornamental, is of great coi,ven-
ience to the performer. III conclusion, we
can say without prejudice, that tue Gem Or
gan for beauty of 81 le, handsome finish AMI
excellent musical qualities, has 40 superior
fssS% \ WRITE EN- WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES E-ERY GEN PAsLoR
ORGAN SOLD.
Richland beacon., 1877-02-17
CONSUMPTION CyTRED!

OAn old phy>Iciar, retired from active prac-
tice. having hal placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of a simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and per
manent Cure of Consumption, Brochiis. "a
tarrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lung flee
tons, also a Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Conr laints.
after having thoroughly tested It's wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases. feels
it his du'y to make it known to has suffering
fellows. Ac,uated by this motive, and a
conscientious desire tn relieve human suffer
ing, be will send free Of charge TO all who
desire it, this recipe. with full directions io'
preparing and successfully using. Sent by
return mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, DIR. e. W. STEW EMS.
Monroe Block, Syracuse, n \.
March %, lo!6.-ly.