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Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Scene at Brooklyn wedding break
fast. Company all seated at the ia
bic. \ pause in the general CONVEX
sation. Happy husband, to his wife's
seven year-old sister at the other end
Of the room: well Julie, You have a
new brother now" Julie: YES. but
mother said to papa the other day that
she was afraid you would never
amount to much, but that it seemed
to be Sarah's last chance" Intense
silence for a moment, followed by
rapid play Of knives aud forks.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
Sherin'S Sale,

l. W Arthur d Co. State Of Louisiana.
NO. ~ " Parish Of Ricl,aad
J. W. larbroust >ra-ish Court.
by vir'u. Of a writ OF alias Fl. i.. issued
from the llonl. Parish Court, in and for the
parish Of Richland State of Louisiana, in ,h,.
above entitled aud numbered suit aud 10 me
dlfecIed, ! have seized aud Will offer Tor sale
al the door o: the court houa. in tie town Of
RayvilIe, on
Sa pday ihe 9Th doy Of Jannoty. 1873,
AT public auction, tn The last and highest bid.
der, and within the hours of sale, lie follow.
ina described properly, to-wit
The North East quarter Of the North Ea-,
quarter Of Section Nineteen N9), Township
Eighteen (lS) North, Range Seven % Ea,I.
containing Forty (Iu) acres, more or les.
Terms Of >aic-Ca>h, with the benefit Of
appla>cmemt
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
>n-iiii- Oiiire, Rayvillr. La.
ID,u,pt 1t
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

The Merchant who thought be
lid save money by not advertising
bepd that be was right After doing
illness for several months unknown
= she public he was able to discharge
! nualbes vf sa,,;smeD, whose salaries
y sssed.-Picayune.
SINE men have just about such an
80 Of economy. To refrain from
Using also saves them 1.-THE
>leNDd expense of laying in a
s 1lock Of goods every season, and
~ hem plenty of spare the to
% their old stocks and keep
e rrsuged on their shelves.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

We will begin next week to drop
the names of delinquents from our
mailing book. and will continue 20 do
SO, without respect TO persons, until
our books are clear of the names of
those who will not pay for their paper.
Those who fail to receive a copy Of
the BEACON next week may look for
summon before d justice. for it is alb
surd 10 expect us 10 apply in person
b those who owe US these little bills.
md we are determined TO have our
noney or lose more in trying TO get it.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

The Eastern Middle States were
visited the first Of this week by flood
which did immense damage to rail-
roads, canals and private property,
sweeping off numbers of bridges in
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and in
some places even carrying away
houses.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

One of our exchanges asks us what
about W. +. Evans & Co.? They are
swindlers Of the worst stripe. and we
warn people not to send them money
just because they have an advertise
ment iE our paper. 1t will not appear
again in our columns, nor will we
ever be used for the purpose of help
ing swiudlers cheat the people again if
we can help it.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

A war of races between the white
people of Catahoula and negroes of
Concordia parishes seems to be immi
nent. A crowd Of the latter. accord
ing to the Cataboula News attacked
aud vanquished party of the former,
last week as they were returning
from Vidalia The trouble seems to
have grown out Of The arrest of q
Coucordia negro for stealing a mule
from a CatahoUia negro.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Mr. : i Baird editor Of the e.
dorado (A,k) Eagle, arrived in our
town Yesterday morning. for the pur-
pose, it is said, of carrying off with
him to Arkansas one of the fairest
and loveliest daughters of Richland.
We were right glad to see Sam, and
see him looking so well; but we dis
like to part thus with the lovely
maidens of cur parish.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Mr.. Lincoln used to tell in his in
Irritable way story of Winchester
converted Confederate. who was so
overjoyed at receiving his pardon that
he exclaimed: Thank you, Mr.. Pres
ident. thank you. Now I'm par
doncd, s'pose I'm as good o Union
man as any OF yOu-empha,icaily one
of You again. But didn't Stonuwall
jackson give as hell in the valley?"
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
Sherifs Sale.

c h: Morrison adnr. State of Louisiana,
No. 49,. vs.. Parish of Rcblan,,
lafayette NJ. Miner ct a.. J I'M District Cour.
BY virtue Of . writ Of f. "a issued from
the tlonl. lith District Court, ia and for the
parish OF RichIand, STATE of Louisiana. IT,.
the above entitled and numbered SUI, and 10
ne directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at The door of the court house in the
town of Rayville, on Saturday,
He'5h day Of January. 1873.
al public auction, to the last and highest bid
der. the following described property. to-wit :
The North East quarter of Section Nineteen.
Township Sixteen North, Range Seven East,
IN the district Of lands north of Red River
together with all the improvements thereon.
situated IN the parish of Rlcllasd. said State.
Terms Of saIe-Cash. with the benefit Of
apprasement.
J. A. LIDDELL, SheriG.
Sheriff. Office, Rayvile La,
Drcen,bt.r I =, I9---Ct
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

The Monroe Observer has been en-
larged to seven-coluDn paper and
is printed on better paper than al first
We think this rnlarging is a mistake,
for We have discovered that, in this
coun'ry. il does not increase The cir
cu'ai'on of paper, while 1t does in.
crease the expense -of printing be pa
Dor
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Horace Greeley's advice to &c
West was a glazing swindle. The
fact that the Indians have been living
West all their lives and are still poor,
with scarcely enough clothes to hide
Their nudity. proves this.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Attention is directed to the adver-
lisement of the sale of The property
OF C.. Ii. MOrrison's succession in this
issue. The Recorder informs us that
several tracts of this land belong to
other parties, who should look after
their interests aud see that their prop
erty is not sold 1t is hard TO keep
the run of persons property who
owned such large bodies Of land. and
who sold small portions of it a, dlf-
ferent times, without the proper
changes being made On the records.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

We regret to learn tha, some thief
or thieves entered the shop of Mr..
Mckay, at Girard. on "Wednesday
night and carried off all his working
tools, consisting Of such implements
as are used by carpenters and cabinet
workmen.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

The members of Ricbland Council
No. IA. U. +. of T., are going to have
supper and Christmas tree on
Christians night, for the pleasure and
benefit Of themselves and the children
of members. Sister councils are in
vi'ed to participate in the entertain
ment and in placing presents upon
the tree.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

= c: Davidson Mr.. Matilda Siblcy, TURK,
iohn A. Hpmler} Jno 4. Hemler.
State of Louisiana Parish of Richand, | ith
District Court.
By virtue of two writs of ii. ia, issued
from the lionl. lIh District Court, in aud for
the parish of RichIand, State OF Loui .iana
~ the above entitled and numbered suir, AN.
to me directed, ! have seized ahd will offer
inr sale ~ the door of the court house in the
Town of RayviIle, SAID parish and State, on
Saturday,
he 5h day Of january, 1878,
AT pubic anriion 10 the last and highest bid.
der, the following described property, to-wit
\ tract ot land situated in tire parish OF
Richiand. aforesaid, containing about Five
Hundred and Seventy acres, aud composed Of
the West halt of Section Twenty three. Town.
ship Sixteen North, Range Six East. the
North East quarter Of the North East quarter
of Section Iweniy-,even, in Township Six
teen North. Range Six East. the East half of
The South East quarter Of Section Twenty.
two, the West half oil the SOn,h Fast quarter
Of Section Twenty-Five. AMI The Soni., IVES,
quarter OF the North East qua,ter of Sec,i6n
az IA ~" b>hii SlNl'cu North,
Range Six t,a>', together " irh all the build.
ngs aud Improvements thereon: also Nu'e
Horse, yoke Oxen, ? Wagons. head
Sheep. 3 Cows and Calves 100 bnshel, Corn
more or les, 1000 pounds seed Cotton, more
or FL, 'hered, ani about 10000 pound,
CoticA ,ldhe field unsarhered
T"rro saIe-Cash, wih the bench, OF
apprah&Gfni.
j. 4 LIDD:LL. SAenG.
ShcrIii0s Office, Rayyii!,, La.
ID a.f-If,Iier L.. -
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

The Bordelon family of Avoyelles
parish seems to be a very extensive
one; the names of sixty-one of them
appear on the delinquent tax list Of
that parish.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

We no longer have school in town.
Some of the children are picking cot
ton, some chasing the hair, aud some
sitting around town learning the ways
Of the world, "b cause it's too cold to
go to school. '-Fr0Rkiin Sun.
Do they chase the hair around in
their sOnp with a fork or with their
fingers?
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

X. Il. Justice. of Wynn Island, has
Hour pups. u>l nine months old now.
and he says that be has already killed
live large Wild eats this fall before
them He thinks these pups can not
he beat.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
Sherif'S Sale.

II. Gerson. Jr, State of LousNNa
No. ~. vs.. Parish Of RichlaN,
LaIkin .Iamar Nth District Cour'.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued from
the Huul lith District Court. in and for the
parls:, of Richlamd. STATE of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and Cbre
directed, ] will offer for sale at the door OF
the court he use in the town of Rayville, on
Saturday,
The 18Th day Of December, 1877.
Al public auction, TO the last and highest bid
der, the following described property, to-wit
Eleven on Bales Cotton
Terms Of saie-Ca>h, with the benefit Of
aFpraisenent.
J. A LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheritrs Office, Rayvie, La,
December iSr. lS77-.,t
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
HIGHLAND BEACON SUPPLEMENT

Thursday and Friday mornings
were the coolest of the season. Ice
formed perhaps one-eighth of an inch
thick.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

j. A. Dowden, publisher of the
Catahoula News, Harrisonburg, died
OF pneumonia on Tuesday night of
last week.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Thanksgiving was not observed in
Rayville to anv extent that we beard
of--a' least, no one invited US TO help
eat turkey.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

Z ing gentleman got neatly out
j 80 scrape with his intended.
"a - him with having kissed
~ ladies at some party al
- was not present. He
10 it, but said that their
~ only made tweniy-one.
.le-minded girl thought of
S;olkven, So laughed off her
4 aid not explain that one
- aud the other two years
re.u'f il artful.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
TO all Whom it May Concern.

Fees fixc- by law for Inspection Of Weiyb,,
and Mea-u 5 tor the State Of Louisiana
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
Agents OF the Beacon.

HOWELL X CHEsMAy, ST Loui. Mo. a,e
our authorized Agents to contract for adycr.
Using for the BEACON.
5. NJ. PEyrINGILL 4 Co, 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street New York, are oar
autliorizen agents for n Y.
u. r. HCcBARD. Advertising Agent. New
Haven. Conn. will contract for advertise
tnrnts for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01

>n'Hit-s Oliire, Rayv,Ilr. La.
D"rotn' or 1t. ut.
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
JACK WiIARTO

I. ;. NaT-hal { r ni>Irict
of Loui>rana.
Per f y. Towne, Dep. Mar,hal
Richland beacon., 1877-12-01
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff : Office, RayviIie, La,
December II. iS17-ct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
SeDataatfeetS Sabre aGtes 0tetf@.

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barber:
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Der fi6 ais bcr 9tielenforper etnes GbiereS
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Sem T6one Gbnelte. 9as friibe T(eti6
tpur6e bon 6u1ben, benen man eS gab,
germ 9efreien, BON BEN 2euten 3tpar gefodt,
aber &etner tpo9te Is i6[teBlt6 bapon gu
eiien. - Der 8erIud, cine Gre6itange in
baS Sltnere 3u tretben, mtBlang, bteiel6e
errei6te faunt ben U2agen. = S9on frii0er
fat man in otefer@egeno Mau1tnut0flto9en
9efunben, 10 oaB porausiidtlt9 audi bieier
GaoaDer einem IoGGen Gbiere ange50ren
tpirb. Die geognofti6e 8ei6affenbett Ser
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E0rperS 3u5ul0reiben 1T. Ser Mrfamoz
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Elm StiG f5leiiD gum 8etpeiie 6es tntereIz
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tragic io9lei6 ben 8er8inipeftor, nG6ere
unferir0unsen an3uiteuen, Die tnbeB Su
feitem geniigenoen 9teiultate fG9rten. Ser
8eitBer Ser %genannten @olbgrube, 0err
9rompfL tpel6er bort ettpa 20 bis 80 Dir
better bei6Gfttgt, bet ibrt9ens feline groBe
8reube an benz Iu1tbe, ba ale btS6ertge
4r6cit nublos tpar, tt6em ii1 bie .@rube
nit @nTIer filte, 10 baB bte1es jeBt BEN
G0rper beoedt. lin. Dos Wafier ab3tletten,
toir6 es ~nOt6tpenbt9 ietn, etnen Is 6uB RE
fen @onat ab3ul6adten. ga bieles natir>
li9 cine lGn9ere 3eit in Nnipru9 nimmt
u1D ieBt Hberbtes Die tparme Sahres3ett
baG6 etlltreten mtrb, 10 lit leiber fir Die
p6Qtge @r6oltung bes tnterefIanten Sun6es
1ebr at fIr6ten. 0fan tpir6 Die 2[rbeit bis
3um September ausieben mHfIen, bod err
iu6t man mid, cine gei9iGte Ber10nlt0z
felt an Ort unb SteQe 81 i6tGen, I'M Die
Qusgrabearbetten SIT leiten."
Wte ser Solos" Dor etntger s3ett NIT
t6elte, lit baS leBtere berett8 gei0e9en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
1ost 0aA 1s&ta 8er@+
Snlan0.
Nie Rrpi{e GnnInn6

Die 8reiie n England preiit
iekt Quf @ru11o Der 11rtbeile Der ge6tegeu7
item eneltl6en W}tlitdri6rtftiteQer 6ietri e.
eert16en Q~etfungen Grants.
SSretli6 bat Elm omerifonti6er Doctor far3@
ids Elm groBes Bud beribt, portn CT ftp
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ans ben fiegret@en Telb6errn @rant u1b
sherman Elm 8aar @ieI ma6t, bagegen
ben iommerDolen Ytnl9er 8rentont Der
BET GroB &eps obre oaS n1Htbtge ielbltftd1t1
bige Gtngreife1 beg l9n1dblt9 Bon ibm be-
bqnoelten Sen. 8lenter berloren getpe1en
tpdre, aIs eroben @eneral berberr!i9t. 9as
bumne @eidpdb bteies dmertfanil9en
Ooctors lGeint ober out Die &rte9slttera>
tur IN europa tpel1tg @inoruf Sn maden.
Der 8~ebauptun8, baB @rant nur burd
grpBe MalieH ssftegt babe, b~egegnet elmer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
(GOrreipon6eus Set uSuinois @taats,sitnug".)
HAS oeS Setttid)ett 9setGeS @oapt=
ffnSt+
8er1in,3. Stunt.

SerItn 3. Stunt.
Die dnf&nglt9e 1t1rube, tpel6e Der 8e>
gtnn oeS groBen Srteges ar1 BET nns ber=
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D0bnt ft0 raid an Q(QeS, unb oas langz
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naturgeltGB enttptGelt, trGgt ba3u 6os Set
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Ser 3eitungen itn6 l6nel %berftummt. NQ1z
benz it6 oas Bltbltfum tpieoer6olt bon ibnen
nit tnbaltlolen Na6ridten genasfitbrt gez
a 10 Bfenntge fetlte Nbne6mer mebr. -
9teSettung unIrer neutrality-suspicious. rubt
tpteOer gang III ben 0Gnoen Oes Het6s>
fan3lers, tuo5u i'm etn fletnes cabinet
nab &tlttngen be9lettet bat. NltBeroent
aber ieBt ft6 bas Wttniitertrm Ser auSpGrz
ttgen Nn8elegenbetten nod bin unb tDte6er
bur6 GntienOung BON 6o6en GGt6en nit
6em Better Ser Yoltttf in 8~erbin6un9. Watt
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gung 6a6inle6er, tpe1t fi9 ni6t Uteber Elm
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btn3taI : SDrre1pDnoen3 ur0
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%entiponnen bGtte.
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biine, ba &ei1stag u16 2lbgeor0netenbauS
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6otp ben gr6Bten Berltner 8e5trfSoeretn,
ben am S~ranien6urger Shore, tpelder letne
Stbun9en i'm 9roBen 8orftg'i6en Saale
bGlt, I'M MISREPRESENTATION qDlittt ELM
NAL nor Der Sefentlt6fett auf ben Bu16
gu flopfen. Shirt 8tsnarf bat it6 be-
tauntli9 iber ben &rte9s509 WtAt geGH@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
SetF0getaer 96t9em 4steS @etSer:

Qm IS. Stunt batte, tpie berettS erpG6nt,
Der 6enfer ba un0 bort tiidttg 5u ar6eiten ;
IN Stem Orleans bate CT iogar bret W26rz
Der a1f etumal ms SenleitS SIT bef0rOern.
9agegen muroe tbm GIT 8ofpcn i'm 9Let0z
nalutgea GountD bon GeraS bic WfiI9e err
iport.
Wlin6efens 6~reitauIen6 Ne1gterige bate
ten ft6 am Worgen beS lebten Trettags IN
%9enanntett teranii9en StGbtden Derlamz
melt, Tim eineu Der ru6toieiten inter 0et
otelet terGnti9en Wt0rbern an 0algen
1terben gu ieben, aber es tpurbe ni9t5 ba7
rats.
Ser S6eriff Gtarfs ut 0toGpeq bate
Dor 6tpet Sabren baielbit ans GotbtpeDr
ettle1l 9etptilen WiQtam Cannon erlhofien,
tDetl bteler uno eth 6aufe anberer getpalt7
tb1tI9er SeleAen ibu1 bet elmer 8erbGftun9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28

SUIT N REGARD TO THE WASHINGTON RE-
1rCTs.-Gcncral Roger 4. Pryor has insti-
tuted suit in New York for Mrs. Ella b.
Washington. Of CharlcStown, W. Va,
against Walter s. Church, q well-known
politician, to recover $l3 ,095.90, the amount
remaining unpaid on the purchase-money
OF so, 900 appropriated by the State OF New
York for the purchase Of a number OF relics
OF General George Washington, the first
President. Mrs. Washington is great
crandniecc OF General Washington and also
Of Martha Washington. She Is the widow
OF Lewis W. Washington. q great grand
nephew OF George Washington. They OBJ
tanned. hy virtue Of their relationship, a
large number of relics OF the WaShington
family.
The family suffered great losses by the
late war, and at its close Mrs. Washington
was obliged to offer some OF the relics for
sale. She sold some Of the relies to the
State OF New York for $40, 0C0, and author
lied Colonel Walter 5. Church TO collect
and receive the money on her behalf. He
agreed 10 collect the money and pay it over
al her request He received the money, and
paid 10 her S10,6CG. He has paid her no
thing since, and the amount remaining UNI
paid amounts with interest to Sl3,093.90-
the amount sued for. Justice Dykman
granted an order OF arrest, and fixed bail 1t
$4,000. Church was arrested III Albany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
ELMANtH
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1877.

4"
sALEs.-12 shares Virginia Home Insurance Com
lany's stock sold ut %; 10 shares Merchants and
Mechanics Insurance Company $ stock sold mt SO.
State ttte8.-ylrginia consoIs, 667i bid, s7a
asked Virginia corsols, new, 81 bid, 37t asked; ;
Virginia tas.receivable coupons s3 bib; s3f asked
e.g e. W. Ila sss s esy s
burg city q, 81 bid Manchester bridge IS, 1861
asked. a-s
.Rniiroad Bonds.-yirginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, j. and j., 72h 6id, II asked a.
6,s. j. and D., S1li bid; Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad third mortgage S's, j. and J.,E 81 bid !;
Southside Railroad first mortgage preferred SIS,
and j., 81 bid; Southsids Railroad SECOND mort,
Petersburg Railroad LIST MORTGAGE rs, j. and D., ~
bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 6's, j.
and j., 90 bid SO asked; Richmond ana pe1e SS
ed; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage s's. j: and D., 100 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad d m1r,g S;i
consolidated G's, N. and r., 70 bid: Piedmont Raj,
road first mortgage IS, A. and o., 80 BID, w
asked.
Canal Bonds.-Jamts.Riyer and Kanawha Canal
second mortgage IS, NJ. and n. 81 bid.
Rqt1road s;1Chssapeake and Si,to IA
Fs aoo ssed
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent, guar
anteed, 100 par, 92 bid: 90 asked,
1872 asked: National Bank of Virginia, 100 par,
80 bid; Planters National, 100 par, Is bid; State
Bank Of Virginia, 100 par 7SH I'D: , Union bsk
Savings Is par, 2i4 bid "a asked.
Insurance Compnntes.-Virsinia Fire and Ma
zine. 20 par, 80 bid; Virginia Stater 20 par, 70
97s as asked; Merclans and Mechanicsf 400 par,
IS BID, SO asked Old Dominion, 100 par; SO bid,
65 asked: Granite Insu E,I Company, aW par
ton ~: Is pa par ~ II BIZ, 20 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, February 2j.-Mr.
Beecher's progress continues to excite uni"
rersal enthusiasm. At Winona, Minnesota,
on Thursday, at Minneapolis on Friday,
and at St. Paul on Saturday night, vast
crowds attended, and tickets sold at pre-
MUM OF from 50 to SO. On Saturday fore
noon. at the request OF the Governor OF the
State and OF the President OF the State Uni
versity, he addressed the students. lie IS
to meet the clergy OF Minneapolis on Mon
day forenoon. The Legislature OF the State
have invited him to open its session with
nrayer on Tuesday next. He preached this
morning, at the Opera-House at st. Paul. to
an immense assembly. The Presbyterian,
Baptist, and Congregational churches omit
ted mornin" services and joined in union
service at the Opera-HouSc.
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,syRuNE TNFELLEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 81, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 81, 1877.
ARRIpsD.
Schooner Ifslen RommeI, Nckerson, Wilmington,
Del, phosphate, a. $. Lee. .afr...rI b
Schooner Waiter, Thomas, Alexandria, grain, the
Haxall- Crensaaw Company.
CLEARED.
Brig EaDid {2r.), Morrisey, Rio de Janetro four
Che flaxu- Crcnslaw Company
Brig IeonarGslvcrs. Hicks, Santos, petroleum and
-four, the llaxal-Crcnslaw Company.
SAILED,
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise ard passengers, 6. W. Allen u Co..
Steamer AHA acc. Carr, Philadelphia .merchan-
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer--
schooner Saralr Cullen. Anderson, New York, cam
nef coal Gcrvas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From New Torf February 24ah, schooner Anthea
Trum New YoraFebruars. 3d.. brig Glance, -,
FToan Liverpool Eebru,ry Cd, bark Trafk tNor.l
From LIVERPOOL February 3D. bark woye sNor.),
From Liverpool December -, hark Firm just.
From Liverpool December 2sd, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January 22d. bark Tarpeian tBr.I,
Fspm Liverpool February 9th. bark sahzelms
From Portland February 15ta-schoouer William
Pickering. Fullerton:
From ia Philadelphia February 2ad, schooner Annie
| f. Moore, Phillips.
From Boston february =, schooner Charles f..
| Ea,aer, Corson.
MEMORANDA.
| Bark Travelles [Br.l, PenfsId, from Rio, de ia
| Metro, arrived In Hampton Roads February 26th.
Gxis Firm (N3r.,, just from Liverpool for Rich
| 1aond, arrived In Hampton Roads February 26th.
| Schooners President Andrew johnson, Apple
garth. and David f. Wolf, Todd, from Richmond.
| al Norfolk FEBRUARY goth.
schooner Charles +. Elmer, Corson. from Boston
| TOr Richmo n6. at Norfolk February Goth.
Schooner Major William H. Tantum, Shoe, from
Richmond, at Philadelphia February 26th.
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IMPORTANT UTTERANCES OF THE Pope
L51tdon, February 21.-The limeS'S dis
patch from Rome says: 1t is stated that
the cardinals submitted to the Pope on Fri
dav favorable replies to some questions
which he proposed to them with the object
OF giving the ecclesiastical policy Of the
Holy See q mere ctlicaciouS and energetic
direction towards Il natural solution OF the
various questions of the day.
THE exact nature OF the new policy will
he proclaimed on the occasion OF the Popc'S
episcopal Jubilee. Some German bishops
recently asked whether they were ut liberty
10 pcIiorm act, in execution OF laws other
than those against the Church. il invited to
do 80 by the civil authorities: The reply
from the Vatican was that they might rs
subjects of the Emperor do so in all matters
not contrary 10 religion and the rights OF the
Church"