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, 1877-02-03

who hns charge Of the bill, with tho ELECTORAL
Commission. The understanding was that tho
bill tl.a'l retain it, place as unfinished business
M esgdr sga nas. I'LL; On the calendar were then sa'e
Several private bills rnsscd, and reccss mas
taken till 10 o'clock to.moyrow.
HOUSE.
Tho recess till 10 t4r''ay. was extended to
11:40, owing 10 very few IT tho members being
In thc House ut thS appointed time !,
Gpon rcasse'nellng. ,l NJ; MIt,son, M from The h.,
oral sotct. It provides that when either House
fs engaged in legislative business It enn nr.lcr
an adjournment until 10 n'elock tho following
dny. He explained that nnlcs4 saeh bili vas
discussion, the bill was reco1nnlttc1 to the
Committee on Rules.
MI. Lori offered resolution 10 prevent any
person frotn being admitted to the south wing
Nj. Wood introduced q hll repeating oil tho
taxes on bank cnpital. Referred.
The House then went Into Committee of the
Whole. on the Legislative Appropriation hill,
bill appropriatcs Iii, ,aM, 1S;5o. Tic rcadtng Of
the bfll being dispensed with, the Couimlttco
considered It by ecct[ous.
Mr. Foster liovel TO amend By striking out
Of ns ts ,es09 q sesops ss e s's fas
question had been settled )a.t year III a con.
ference committee, MID the Ilonsc should stand
up manfnlly for ,wllat It knew wnuld bc the ac-
tlun Of the two Houses. Tic amendment was
agreed tu-1x3 10 H.,
Mr. Holman gaye notice that he would call
for ecparate yote In The fiousc to kcc II It
wolll confirm the extraordinary votc Of Tho
Notwithstanding because the Houac,
with almost unan1m!ty, iess than n ycar ago,
decided that q 900 was q. reasonable and suf-
tlctcnt. compensation. It was an urscc1nfy
thing for lei1s1atars of the people to insist Oil
high salaries for Themselves, and to reduce the
compensation Of sn,all-salaricl officers at the
aoycs1l!ncnt.
Mt. Waddclt sail tho services Of n,an1bcrs OF
Congress were worth *5,ua0 Or thcy warc not
worth anything. II tho Chairman of the Cont
mittee on Appronrlsttonnnss nns eoud reduce the 81
reduce II still further, and pe1plc from hts
tWaddcll'A} part Of tho country could not conc
TO Congress.
Mr. Holman replied that tho economy 70 de-
rijcd had reduced tho expenses Of tho Govern
ment $2j, ,00u coo.
Mr. Kelley Pa.) charged that this Congress
Haa the most expensive The country fad crer
, 1877-02-03

ThslLs, The mother Of Achilles. plunged The
fnturu hero into rho Styx 70 nsks him tnvunrta6lu
to wounds, THIS typlass tbs importance VI bath.
Ing 10 children ~ safcguaEd against almeat. hut
not only bathing, but the accessories Of bathing
are Of Importance. To ase pure soap u nost i'm.
6uap. therefore ills most Important purpose, for
1t ID perfectly pare sud lGi1cAte. No artificial per-
fau.o IL needed 10 add 10 it, fragrance, Or to hide
IupufQ ulxtrEts14,
, 1877-02-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Feb. 2.-In relation to the
recent article To the efrcrt that Gen. Bristow
had been informed by lcttcr Of Cor. Hayes In
tcntton to vinlicatc hin. and friends II lnaug-
rasc, tho Ere7ting lstns today gives tho na,,.o
uf d. +. Murray aa tho inforn,an. in tho mat
ter. Murray was In the Federal service during
the War. and las been Secretary Of numerous
Democratic State Conventions.
, 1877-02-03

MORE TiLDEH TELEGnArHlc LITERATURE.
WAsu1Na1oS, D. c., Feb. a.-Iu tho Oregon
Electoral INJURY to-day the following kilograms
were introduced:
OAAnA. Ncb.. Nov, al. 4. Grorer, lSaiem
Orr: Man left Omaha to sec you. Win arrive
Monday, Delay action.
tSlgned) 0Eun0E l.. MlLLEIt.
DEc. G.-To Cal. ". r. Potion. Ns.p 1ork
Glory to God. Held Ou 10 ono Electornt vote tp
Oregon have 1Q0 200 men to back It up.
t5igncd} consE.
WaauiSaros. Dec. r. 1H7B.-7o .Tadat Strong,
Haitm, ure.: Ti!don las 1B5, including ono from
oregon. tstEncdl a. $. HEWITT.
SALEM. Orc., Dcc. @, 1k7G.-7o E1fter Doaahos.
4seE Jork: 1appreciatc tue sentiments cxpres4d;
thanks Ent congratulations.
tslgNcd} l.. 4. GnoyKl.
OHAHA, Eeh., Dec C9f IT, r. PfIton,
Is Gromsrey fars, tNtr Jrork: Ignorant whole
buH!ncfs: Partner powerful motives 10 fidelity.
on tianld order. Can i not be through a. KouRsz,
twelve, wall, OF myself, or both. Iinunss Tllacn.
t%h Republican fc!lable beyond doHbt. Laat re,
sort. project everybody aad use nayls' answer.
tSighed} lEo. l.. Miller.
There were no marks on tic dispatch aligned
Corse to Indicate the place from which II was
sent
, 1877-02-03
n FATAL DOSE.
EnkafaI RtkhalcA Ia IT, 9.k.iAAaa

Special ntspaieh 10 71k 7fibMHe.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 9.-James Wilson, a
man B2 years Of age, living at Waunatcc, III this
county, feeling tic need Ut sttmulants during
tho, night. got rip to procure It. nn.l by mistake
tools MP q aratnphor-botlle and drank ionr ounces
ot tbs spirits. lis was unable IT, sury!yr tbs
effects, anl died almost Immediately from cx-
hau3tion.
, 1877-02-03
The Sunday Opening Of the Tab
ernacle by Moody and
Sankey.
The Great Crowd..-The Effect Of the
Building and Mr. Sankey's
Singing.
Brother Moody n Good Deal Crit
fcised Externally.
Phillips Brooks and Edward Everett Hale
The Glass that the Revival
Will Beach,



---'
' Special Correspondence a Ths Tribune.
Bosrox, Feb. lit Is too carly ret to pro-
phesy anything as to the probable rcsulta OF the
revival undertaking nj atcssrs. Moody and eart-
key IN Boston. The 1ittte furry about tho
"frcc-wll offering to tic Lori" which occurred
at tho choir rehearsal last weekly no Hteans I'M
paired the interest or Tho curiosity which Ind
been growing gradually since the FIRST beginning
ofthc Tabernacle. Anti on Sunday afternoon
when tho services opened tho building was
packed. For mn hour or more before tho doors
even were opctcd tile strcet-cafs were illct Win
pcopEc tnktng their way to THO iancrsaele.
Those who waited until nearer The h0ur oil
opcttnE, lung OIL by ea9-strapS, ana othcf-
wise found themselves ono too many. And ar-
rived at tho scene of interest, can speak feel
fngly OF tho crowd shat surEcu anu pashcu anu
1ostlcl ono individual, utti within
rna sArE ASp sAcNsD rHsciNcTs or THE
"fhsss ENTRANCE
lho Boston 'aaddy 3t'aea aese9'oee6th
la!}csnaeie aa n esoss between 1aaFoau uepo'
anu lIpIs0tironlcs WILL t11no falht etEeealions
Of meat market thrown tn." This description
strikes one ~ exceedingly apt upon entering tho
building, and receiving the odd elect Of TIC
l5road aud rnthcr tneicgantiS shaped Windows,
Of % cross l,el,ts II, al directions. suf1lecnt to
makc nj, nrti.t u.o MI TIM eaculatosv 1s In tho
o,,, T., -, in t,r,,o,. ot ~, .r.s
ahtlonary' ana 10 ttY TUG temper ahu Inc eSes
iur extent. No "tllm religious lights ia
t,rnrht In lcnr l,cre t1non tho rnlirtuiis scnst.
i,i,,.,as H., ~ .hn ,-tt,t,c son.o i.
o'le'ee. ou. - "' n''''.'s ss"''
to be trusted, y would eer-
talnfy scem rs II It were well worth while for
TIM nroiertors Of the cntcrpr,sc TO nfook to
,hn,r lir,,t. !, IN tnnrc ,hon mn acn.r. nut II
t"e'' .'s'.0 -. "so1. s.'a' INV ~ NV ~
was mn interesting siRnt 10 500 INC o,cuV laecs
oil turned c1pcctantly towards tho platform. II
sur,ycsttt1 tn r,nrn tljnn onc tho crowl nj fnccs
, 1877-02-03
MhCK!NAW.

DETROIT, slirh., Feb. 2.-The leo In the
Struts ot slackinaw has been decayln, rapidly
for tue past Tires or four days, anl erussius IL
becoming very unsafe. Yesterday several ttams
hruke through, aud tho p'rsnns fu Charge Of
them narrowly escaped dro wDiug.
, 1877-02-03

CRUSHED,
Fptefd' Nspa4rA 10 Tn4 7Stbnas.
East sAolsAw, Atcll., Feb. 2.-Cflarles Mcr-
rctt was Killed hy falling timber while at
work on dam across the Iiorscy Nlvcr.
, 1877-02-03

who hns charge Of the bill, with the Electoral
Commission. The understanding Was that tho
bill shall retain it, place as unfinished business
ecveral hills On tic calendar were then called
up and passed.
Several privato bills pissed, and ycccss mas
taken till 10 o'clock tt.moErow.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

DVFRTiSENENr FOR THE NEW
a Tu.E .l..lHCS WILL aL H.cilN I'D At ~
TPTDN. DFfIrl.-. $50 i.-.i- .roalF.. ci. l.I 'f
r ,- l,, ...t I.t.uf.-f.,...-t. ..-Hi. i.r 1OJ
Tl...s sFr- ror t1r,r -ertuti-.- ai .- l., .. .
ND = 81 Iarll1r. ru.. une hunH.r iH't twenty 'iI.
IIa-rn --guea BluA .,.ulln-| up 90 o. nr -' ia--I
onItc ra'r-
4 COMPETENT French DRESS AhEf I'D
y ALI uIaurIe- .lirIes few ru-4-rui . U iiH i ~ %"
work .t nlue a. rrls naD- terms me- i.i-uli' 7-' ''''
ave. rear D.i- second BIOL
At MRS. LOWE GERMAN EMPLOY MENI
y HOI. -. s.I always ue found lfs' ulHH-i "i Ni
class German SItVANIS Cor AL cat,i'.t7 I".s eif'
iue more .i.tn Tour i'i ilI- w. 3. % %i,i tfI, ,,..
At SNiM's SELECT AGENCY, No. 543
n Gu4ve between 52l aud $50 sta YOU eau uc supplied
a. he .hoffa notice viii ur. Nuiufrt servants ~
,ufl female fsr every capacity. city iuE couatr el
COOKS al .ead N.crs Ie.1y .l4 4ns lArl hands also
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
Boaro au0 Rooms
Below Tourteenth-st.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NV
Tfr1RN oFtitl- So LBS Br9adva, eor IlIrg......,
e. @ 3o- "y., wen, ~s'., ~ p, , ID ,.IFV 0Fi,'
a. @-el se aye eor lg . , a, ., 4 '@'', W M al r
WEST 11TH-ST, 1Gj.-Desirable we'll
" furnished ROOMS ODD second ana lre l'"ia eA'i'u'
STH-AVE..No .. with BOARD.-L8rge, hand
-, ',, ,.. -.,., i,r e-1i,ra,a 1ernsaa-l,
an rr.a.,r. slr,i'remtuts Il desired
IL EAST lOTH-ST. near 5th-aye.-Largo
- tu1 small ROO Ms 'or iaHesor sine aleiilaL "i.-
fIs-,.iss u,.l4i references
.s.l WEST WASHINGTON-SQU corner
EoJ4s arr,cas' B5AGD p1es. aioierJs. l-i,reu.es.
0I'( WEST 1ITH-ST.-Oue ped.um and
West Side.
BOARD with pleasant rooms, 81 to So per
- e, ,er ] Of g rq' ,s p',as oT ay aa a @ I az d9 %
V'HPEF handsomely furnished ROOMS large
sud small. fose.n,r or ,eparaisIv, win or Wi.aon,
bo. ,.s pr. 5a.Hy 5.s wei 54..s..
STU-ANE.. 22I, opposite Ho.el Brmsvick-
- l,r.t SUITS second d'or and extension ol A''i ia
phrsc.sr'- office 81. summer prices
II Wet qTu-ST. near 5th-ave.-Iwo
lsr-e handsome ROOMS. viii or viliout l.A..Ji
a uuaelu rer-n.. oaioa aud references "-'','.
10 WEST 24TH-oT~ opposite Fiuh avenue
blh--D gentlemen.
0.l WEST 32D-~T.-Veqy desirable first
- aa 'i p ir -aa and 5ilGLE ROOMS. vii, or u.
our ll.II
7TH-AVE.. corner 14tb-st-IO LET, with
'JeJ fT,trass BOARD. srric and double tI'it~ ftA.
ELcErI.N ROOM s-i,1llc ior pu} sicla1, iI 'lA..
Amer.-a itriy.
HIS WEST -ST.-Plcasant ROOMS,
- WIN board entire second door also other rooms
Reference.
ID% WEST 42D-ST.. near Reservoir Park
-sB Pheasant cool rr-ffir furnished ROOMS ON suite
o. slay pleasant on ptlF o' fenlrmeH desiring couoi %
q ielac4 ir .-te Loaie. ti re'ison-l g. .ii,es
IQE 9TH-AVE., near 2lst-st.-Firs.-c!ass
IOi ROOMS lor asle g,l nen. YIN or eI'.o1 1la !
ToqIuel.
East Side.
4 PARTY Of 20 GENTLEMEN, paying So
~ Hfrk each. may secure D. handsomely furnished
ROOMS and Attendance m hro.sIstOlc house. Ccl t ."
cai. OIL Bad meals .i desired Address VI LlND-
I'N. Ir.aune Uptown pil o. I-as Broad -'.
ROABD City OF Comuy.-Ileasant. sunny
y rooms Grlucfcv PARK. delightful healthy situate
n "escAeste County D0arcer alternate without e4Ia
ehaigei references reduced p1ce. 81 irving place
FURNISHED ROOMS. large or small, - 10
~ ior senLemen boz annex an Christian family mousse LAS
al improvements. 4l2 FourlAIve
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
t0 RENT. rooms. ir gcnlcmau's private
rsdence WITH without BOARD % gentleman only
Stlf Dosriera lcauOu near MALsOnsquarc Address M.
e'a oD p y. o., giving ful name.
ROOMS, with BOARD, near Central Park, for
ne Summer or permanently Call address l52 EAT
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
5ltuuucus Ulnteo females.


L BEDELIN. $40 and 342 4th-aVe.-i.m-
= a pyr- W -, NJ t-. r'ti bare. All ilrg. board
ina. bo,. .l-o cn i,r farmers va ..r aud u-efIl
,..->-.,,- ! .
j PARIS Il lOs ANEN' II remover I'D
a .-1 broadway ue4r 35 rrfarts obtained i0f city
1.l .Yi.r fr boarding .O---, lut private tnlie9
I''' "'.' ''.
4 H)brIiAM -, 35b 4tu-dNH near - iiu-
z ..A ..-e uiialf superior 71tt AN rs always oa
hand every siiicrt nn Hli 'o rH lo, rs ir nirr is n"
Tire st 8 years. lld Tie p.esent Drolrieloti az N-rt
r.s. .tcilul,. DO l.A i'l'-'A
,,rft1FpLpNl Sitr,tf.D wanted Iv d
4 .A4A Ahlif- it'i-Ai l'i'''." .. CO.. ,.i.. 10
- +"-u- 't.l--h --il 'l' l-li'' manu- -'' ' '
HIS ''''''
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

(DJK. A respectable woman wishes u
..-I. obi o. cook, washer ana Ir u.ti cII.lr preferred
tr.i oy rrter.ao.. B. -.c -i's~ t"o hle.ts up bet
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

NURSE and SEAMS I&E S>-i}y a urst-clas5
y F,ltn $3.50 0ho uurouels lu.c.-tln.s tle care ot
children uprra.c ait a Ftly Evntf, larllsh TO
best r..r Call at0y1 oh ave between Jj,h al jltn
sts.. J f.. .lfNH, Bt REAU
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a French

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a French
- girl. competent and IpericuCei narse Doe car, C
children She h also cod seamsrcss is very useful ana
desirable country has best OK references.
can AZ 3do Otlaye. near 33is-
GEAMSTRESS-B q thoroughly competent
- won. n Hho s q good family se.nstrets neat
by hand operate sewing machine.
ctnheIa1rA rla-td very bst citl
Gail al CARPEN NrER'S. lOo O,havl., near 9lh.st
w bakery OF nl,o lunch rOoID. Inquire A. L.,
ly2 NaI.ck 81
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

THE News WITHOUT PrsoN.- The .ew
York observer GAINS TO pui.,ish the b.H
family ne~-pap,r and rep ,lia,es ali unsound
or objec,i~u 4bie teaching Even It's adver-
,isi-, columns ar, free Itrm all q-ack ~ and
dangerous advertisements; and tie whole
paper, both in its religions and It's secular de-
partmtnt, is flied with pure AID enter'a;iing
reading. While we commend the POSITION
or the Observer H. this matter. we also hearth
Nv endorse i. as one OF the most d sirable
periodicals for any HOUSEHOLD The pric",
S3.I5 year postpaid, can handy be made
to return as much good, speIt in any other
way. s. |. Prime K Co, % Park Row. New
York
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
1.-THE Singer Sewing Machine

To persons living in D LII, PAyvILLE md
other points on the Nicksburg Il Sh' .vePort
Rall-Rt nj, the Idersigned Is 0Hw prepared
TO I,ll the Singer Sewing Machine in
monthly i1stalIme It's, upon the following
terms, % wit: lG:t payrlen. Ten Dc Jars (;
subs, ,nent payments, Fiv> Dollars per mo'''iI,
until paid for.
n6cIiood inducements offeicd t. plant.s rs
in tn- country lPon application to
J. Z. BfHEN, Agent.
Nay l3-',an Mon.oe, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
f#lte} Rittlana B7fsatotr.
Agents Of the Beacon.

Re,sEL1. 4 CHysais. s.. Louis NJ are
,sIr an,,Iot izei Agents go con,ra~t for sdve--
tisitg f,r me BEscoYo
5, IF, PErrrxs;qLL & &c. ~ Park R,w
corner R.exman street New lor'., a-e our
aRh9rizcn agents :or n. \.
H. HyCRARp, Advertising Agent New
Havcl. Conn, Will oo3ntract .5r al ertis-.
ments Tor the Beacon.
EDwrS Adm Advertising i-,nt. IL
Elm Stsref. Cincihu-ti, OHIO - Oh. au.ho'-
izcG agett.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

metal Imitation Guild case. 3 ins. diameter)
The MIR Shell, $3.50; Il in. oc,agon
morocco case.)
These are all 30 Hour Detached Lever
Escapement Clocks, of careful construction
and are guaranteed rs accurate and reliable
time keepers They will run in any position,
and are suitsble for any place where correct
time is desired.
They have received such notice, from the
press as would only he given TO first-cla.ss :ar>
tic,es, so that all who purchase are certain Of
getting the money worth. Sent by mail. post
paid. on receipt Of p,ice. Established 1856
AI>o the following novelties
CAPEwELL'S IMPROVED PATENT
LADIES FAvoRIrE
DlSHWASHER AND P0TTACE tones,
one Of the most uscf'l articles ever introduced
into the household. for twenty diffelenr pur-
poses Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt
Of so cents.
Dismomixed Metal Knife and
Scissors sharpener, Glass Gutter and lcs Pick
in one. Samples by mail 25 cents.
Little Giant Tack Hammer.-It pull.,
drives and sets tacks with lightning speed.
Price, by mail, IS cents.
The Fret Work Drill will make
beautiful ornamental work with or without a
saw; will drill IS holes per minute wiihou,
danger Of splitting. Sent by mail for Hoo.
Hot.Air Toys Jolly Fun!-
Mnsicisn., Grinders Dancers, FiddIers, &c.
All move as If alive, aed are a constant source
of amusement. Will run over any stove,
lamp or ga.-jet. Prices from 25cts. to 81 90.
Will give you yonr money worth.
In ordering any or all Of the above articles
safe that you saw the advertisement in the
RrcHLAxp Beacon, and address. enclosing
the price. COLMAN SMITH,
Dec %. l>76. NEW HAyEx,Cr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
DEATHS CELEBRATED
GOLDEN TONGU E
PARIDR ORGANS.

kANS ot Lien. PROM III. lEtSS
y, arry< t.oI ZEN T"n.u. i-a,nr Organs havn
v IN for rhcm>, lAr> good r.Iuta'l"n OR and
lr- IIa,hi"cfon ~ J Nor.
We would ., onmrnd this excellent ir-rru-
mcni ~ me musical wal !. 49, H. AnrI'>r Z
ton" - Pee 'sbUyc h'd) H,s,oero'
Nwdbine Lodge a. O,.d Fellows l1- prr,
CEASED one Of Beat, : Golden Toar"r Ur;cns,
\ 81 il l. the he. In.r:umtri -vrr hro>,gLl ia
rhI> town IIoods..rn (NJ) Regis:ey
The ni-rIi mrnt gives entire ~ '>taci"n.
NJ bro,her " no purchased 10 nr.,n, l. high
ly pleas, - N~pbis (Ho) Ne"s.
Those wh" W. To purr.nec frs ass
in,,r,,mrm for home. hail a: cinrch music
IA r,.L ny Beatty - all mc".s.-Ltrsey
N.rh) O"iii"e.
1t to equals the fines. ne haze { r.
/. ard - diho No } Dcmocr"f.
gents WI, Ieu ',,rywhcr' t. canvass i'f
hi, rvcr;, T Instrument.
4 ldr. -. DANIEL EE3TTI.
Washington, n.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

Gents Fanck Silk Handkerchief;
White and Bordered Linen do;
Scarlet Flannel Underwear
Shaker Flannel Underwear;
Cloth and Diagonal Vests;
Cloth Coos; Doeskin Pants;
Wool Cuffs; Gloves; Scarfs, etc, etc.
GEO. e. KRESS K CO.,
vickslmrs. Mss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

ORGAN For SALE-We a.,er for sal aNc l.
s27, Bea,,y's Go'i,n Tongue ParIor Organ
manufactured hy Mr. DANIEL F. Eea,ty, o
Wa-hins ton. y. j., who ad-ertises I'll on
columns the organs manu- actured by tn
house are note | TOR th~ir IeaIii,,l fin'Nh, f'ci
deep toe, ami great durability; have onl,
to he sen AMI hard tc be appreciated. Cal
al his office. Il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

celebrated Waters Piano. This is said to he
an excellent instrument and any persons
DESTROYS o. purchasing one woul! find it t.
their inieres, to call OH ms before ordering, as
this instrument is fully warranted 10 give
satisfaction. IT
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

:. Rop"sI.iON propose ." advertise
land tor sale, with this understanding if the
Iarl owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale, 10 charge, anu if a sale he will
pay rs 10 pei cent Of 'hcpurclase PRICE. out
f the cash payment.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
Canned Fruits, Pickles. VeEet.
ables, Etc.

OOn CAFES and 3 b Fruits;
OUU 300 Gases ? and 3 70 Vegetables: :
lJO Cases Pickles. Piots, quarts, gallon and
gallon:
30 Gases assorted Jellie., in soblets, ,nm-
oIers, and wine glasses;
% Gases assorted Preserves,
90 Cases assorted Pie Fruits, for hotels and
families;
90 Cases pure Current JelIies;
- Gases Brandy Peaches;
100 Gases and , b Cove Oysters,
All bought from Packers in Baltimore, en-
abling u. to offer bargains TO dealers and con-
.umers LAMKIN 4 EGGLESTON,
ocl4 Vicksburg.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
BEATTY Piano.

GRAND SQUARE AND CPRlGHT.
E1dorseu by The highest mnsra authorities
shrouyhout 'he world a. THE PEST
Mr. ID F. Beatty, a; Washington, Warren
County, y J has Engaged IN the manufacture
Of Ir'anos, and ,dging from his energy, enter
prise and nrsica' ability, tae public may
expect to secure IN his pianos ~e.i-finished-
durable AID fine. toned ir,trumenis. at very
moderate rrlce HIS fac.i,ies will enable
him y, compete with any Ldn'berfrii.e,(N MY
Re~ord
%Scnd stamp for catalogue Adde'S,
DANIEL + BETTY, Huntington, Ne~
Jersey.
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There In No Article Like 1t to
Cleanse and Restore.

E Woods Improved Hair Restorative is unlike
any other, and has no equal. The lmpr'ved
has new vegetable tonic properties; restores
grey hair 10 a glossy, natural color restores
faded, dry, harsh and falling hair: restores
hair to prena,urely bald heads; removes
dandruf, humors, scaly eruptions; removes
irra,ation, itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wanderful effects. Try
it, cali for Woods Improved Hair Restorative,
and don't be put Of nth ANY other article.
Sold by all druggists in this place and dealers
everywhere. Trade supplied AT manufac-
turers' prices by c. A. Cock & TO, Chicago,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada-,
and by Wheelo;k, Findlay 4 Co., New
Orleans.
August PC, 1876. I'm.
House To RESr.-A small house, with
brick chimney and two room. TO rent.
good, honest wash woman can make excel
lent arrangements with the undersigned.
None bu, honest persons p.ed apply
WILEY p. MASGHAX.
p,yr;tla L, nac IA 1876 IF
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

Insurance effected upon Dwellings, House.
hold Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Wearing
Apparel and merchandise, by applying to j..
E. Behen, Monroe, La. Danl,77.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
Cigars Dnd Tobacco

CO.OOO - II. c"nprI>, nltLy deserve"
:. popular hrani,;
goo pkgs ~sll-kl~wn Virginia 3.a.ds iu
a,I gle. VI h, 1t
IANKI. Il EGGtrST1v'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

WHY SUFFER from Gold If tie Head ,
DR. II. NcLean's Catarrh Snrlf soo,hes and
c"res InfaIlabe 70 Ca,r -ri and any Sor-s IN
the Nose. Tria. box-, Scots by m-,I. DR.. J
II. Mclean, ST LOUIS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
-. W. SMITH,,
B.IhBER If UI.R URESSrR.

"AH',, sea into A. new shop on Lot ~
street, nr loo. north Of W. l.. Jones
store, 2avville, and ,'r", icd - VA all kind, -.
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dyes NJ 'p>>eTy
Tor the satisfactory rNe-'ul IN Of S.l work in
h t.-r wi respectfully solrr's Ia" pa
rroraSe of The tul,ic He can shave. dy" .
-hamPoo. and Inn ! gentleman up in auy
style; ant also keeps fancy to,;ri arjrlo p
n '.anr Ia ~ -oL.nni1,e he ladies,
June =. l>..,-tf
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THIRTY HOUR CLOCKS,

b1 VAIL, rus I fUF. TFfU
The "ExcELsroR.r $500. (Box
board case. double; imitation
morocco; - inches high, l ins
wide.)
Tie DWARF" $3.50; (SolTi
black walnut or maple case; 6
ms. high, - ins. wide
The JKwEL, 50 %; Ground
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

Insure in the aHome" of New York, estab
Iished in ls4@. Realized assets J,ny /, 1876,
over S5,5Od,OOO. J.. E. Behen, Agent. Aon-
roe, La. tlanl,17.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

JosT-A VI so..ic gold sleeve button, b.
Rev l.. {. K-lis. Any 0ne timing the sali,e
W II pleeee la e il at rbe beacon Office
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Beatty'S5z&aa 1 szs ;

A,v fr>,-lass FAINTER ,xn LETTER
ER can it'd >on rl.;n- Ia advaui>gc hy -
dressing tie manufacturer. P-sAIEk j.
BETTY. VasLingfo. ~ J.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

To any person sending US the cash sub
scription e( three subscribers we will give as
Premium Fine Steel Engraving or Oil
Chrome, worth $500. These Premiums
consist of variety Of beautiful and well
finished pictures of eac.. Kind, either Of
which is worth the money, and would be an
ornament in any parlor; and any person,
with very little trouble ana nc expense. can
get the BEACON for the usual price and h ne
Picture Free. This is surely worth an effort
to get three casch subscribers. Remember,
we don't mean credit subscribers We have
enough Of those kind already. II.
Parties remitIiLg to us by registered letter
will please inform us by postal card or letter,
as the registered letters sometimes remain in
office for month without being delivered. #
]. f. Behen, Monroe. La, is agent for the
renowned .Singer' Sewing Machine. All
orders by mail promptly attended to. tan.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

We i'll adver,i>r any horse m, le &c, for
the owner tina, may be s;rayed of or stolen
Oh crnui,I.ns hat If the ANNA il not rc"o,
cred. no charge, and If rec vered the owner
VII agree to ray IS SD or advertisement
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