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CLEARED FOR TRIEsTE.-The American
brig Moses Rogers, Captain Woodhall,
cleared at the Cnstom-house yesterday for
Trieste, Austria, with 800 hogsheeds OF to-
bacco, shipped by Henewinkle 6 Co., Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Strangers attending the Pathological Exhibition
will find the "Visitors' Guice 10 Richmond and
Vicinityn useful and entertaining companion
in their rambles. For sale by BENJAMIN BATES,
Il0l Main street.
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11sn.nAR1E LErrERs hEnAIN1Na IN tn

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RrCHMoNp posT-oFPICE. SEPTEMBER 4, 1871
Chas. Nadarche, p. II. Starke, Miss Ner-
ner, Pat Walker, Richmond; Oliver Poin-
dexter, Hampton Mrs. Ann Scotte, New
YORK; Miss Julia A. Murrey, Crawford
Springs, N. Y; one letter, no address !;
Thos. H, Harris, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

A man in Galveston the other day, who
complained of being oyer,heated, effected
q permanent cure by drinking six glasses of
ice.water, without the aid Of physician.
He was cool when the coroner. came.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

ENVELOPES furnished and printed q ", ssse,
ya.4, and slsep per Lsea, st TIE Dispsteh Printing
establishment. "a q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Visitors to the Horticultural and Pomologcal
Exhibition can find the New York dlilies a. EL-
TYSON 4 TAYLoR's news depot, Ills Maln street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

THE CHIMNEY CORNER for September
10th, with fashion supplement and GLOVE
OF picture" " entitled "Guess Who It Is,"
IS TO hand from Ellyson g. Taylor, Main
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAN Poao-
LOGICAL SoCIETY.-Delegates and visitors
are now arriving rnpidly. Among them we
notice Robert W. Furmas, Esq, president
of the Nebraska State Board OF agriculture;
Major John Fl. King, q. NJ. King, Esq,
and VIM. Fl. Lpscomo, Esq, of the Poto.
mae Fruit-Growers' Association, Washing
ton, ID. G.. The New York delegation ar.
rived per steamer On Sunday night and
President Wilder with the, Massachusetts
delegation will arrive this morning.
The fruits from California and Mas
sachusetts have already arrived. and those
from Nebraska, Michigan, New York,
Pennsylvania and other points will reach
here to-day.
There will be meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Virginia Horticultural
and Pathological Society at the Assembly
Hall at 8 O'Clock this morning. a full at
tendance is requested. 4" !ea
There will be meeting of the Reception
Committee of the Virginia Horticultural
and Pathological Society at the EXCHANGE
Hotel at 10 O'Clock this morning. and all
delegates to and members Of the American
Pathological Society are requested to meet
at the Exchange Hotel reccption-room at
the same hour, to be taken in charge by
the Reception Committee, who propose to
|'show them the main points of interest IN
and around the city.
A meeting of the delegates from the Po-
tomac Fruit Growers Association will be
held at Assembly Hall at . O'Clock this af-
tcraoon. All the delegates from that asso-
citation are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. This meeting is called by Maj. John
FL. King.
All delegates to the American Pomologi.
cal Society are requested to report upon
their arrival at the Office of the Secretary
of the Virginia Horticultural and Pomolog-
ical Society, in the Assembly Hall, where
they will please register their names and
their city address, and receive tickets of ad-
mission to the exhibition.
The sessions of the American Pomologi-
cal Society will be held in the dining-room
of the Exchange Hotel. The exhibition
will be held in Assembly Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

TAX CoLnEcrED.-TheC City Treasurer on
yesterday paid into the State Treasury
81, ,466. .21-100, making the total amount Of
tax collections in the month OF August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

TICKETS Of admission TO the American Pomo-
logical Society may be had at this ofdce. Exhibl-
ton to open Wednesday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Don't forget to call at PIzzINI's to-day and Try
some Of bis due favored ice-creams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WEISIGER. 12cl Msin street, has just received
ail the latest styles OF stid and fancy haS lof
Young gents. Call and see them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

The most superior wbiskey In our market ID $ b
SeIectn The price Is ez 50 per gallon, ana II car,
only be had at w. D. BL1IH q Cor sornsr sth
and Main streets, Richmond Va. J.sssss
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Reserve endowment policies Is specially wlth
the Widows and Orphans Benehs Life lnsur-
ance Company. J. B. MOORE, Agent
No ILLS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WEIsIGER, 1901 Main street, has the latest styles
of cloth hats In every variety suited FOR the Iets II
trade.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
Published 81 for sale by BENJAMIN BATES, liol
Main, near l1th street.
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In this dull scason OF the year,
with evenings long and mornings dusty,
! often have q dreadful cold. 49, laa
And find my voice get very hueky.
That's because you don's buy your clothing
from T.. B. SPENCE & soN.
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RIcuxoSp coNMAspssE, 10. 70. ~

ORDER No. 6.-SIR KMaHTs NJ:
" are requested 70 call lmnsdiatsly a. ~
the store OF Messrs. Jnos II. Tyler d Coz ~
Jewellers lio1 Main street, ana procure
The CHAPEAU, so the stock on hand fa
in Dumbsrj viii not be rcplsnisacd untis ms. SOP
fneir 0yders. sS =. ;ss .s
By order OF the p. G.
THas. II. UE WITT Capt 6cnL
WIN. j. RIDoIcK. Recorder, ea s-IM-
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An entire new assortment OF goods just receives
az the Dollar Store. corner oh and Main streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

SARATOGA WATER tor sale on
- dfauant ALSO, the public VIII naa ~ 4, essss M
water II comes direct and fresh fyon ne 1csi-
eioa ppiASo' a3a Hre I'D ttste& q
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4 FRENCH TRAGEDY.-A correspondent
of the World writes A young, beautiful,
ana arlstocratic woman made her appear
ance in Grenohle some months since with
an artillery officer. She led IN extremely
retired life. Her neighborS thought they
picked out from her conversations that she
was q native of MeauX, possessed some for
tune, and was an orphan. Her relations
with the artillery officer were unhallowed.
A brilliant marriage was offered him. He
accepted it. The ncighbors Of the first
mentioned woman seeing nobody come out
of her residence TOR some days, Informed
the police. The door was broken open.
The Young woman was found on her bed.
She was dy ing. She bad pasted close all
her windows, lighted charcoal, swallowed
audanum, and tied q rope with slip-knot
around her throat, the other end fastened 10
the ceiling. Death seemed to have refused all
these summon.es. Che was illaliye, though
insensbIe, and there were appearances that
she had long been Wooing death. She re-
manned insenslblc for four-and-twenty hours
after her discovery, and then expired.
There was found upon her table sheet Of
paper containing these words : - poor
creature seeks in death that peace she may
no longer hope to possess in this world.
Let them who discover my body take no
SIcp W ulSCUfeE WIZ uafe DCcn. VI hudG
name bear. Moreover. all search would
prove vain. l have no family-I have not
even friend in the world. Nobody knows
me here. l die without remorSe, because
my suferings have been so long and so
many. Ny hope is God will look with
mercy upon the crime commit in ending
lfe, for He knoweth every day OF my life
has been martyrdom, l forgive from the
bottom of my ht art he who has caused me
all my wretchedness. He took my heart
and he trampled it under foot. May he
never know the manner Of my death Put
my body in the ground, and let an humble
wooden cross challenge prayers over the
unknown ones grave. AiserrinuS J"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05
CITY DEBT cERTIFICATEs.

On motion of Mr. Isaacs, that portion OF
the Finance Committees report not
adopted August u was taken up. IL pro.
yides that the holder of q lost certificate oi
city stock may produce to the Auditor
proof of his having advertised the same,
and on executing bond to the city to in
demnify all persons against any loss In con-
sequence OF issuing such new certificate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05
HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge 4. B. Guigon.-
This court commenced its September session
Yesterday

HUsTIYGs CoURT-Judge A. 3. Guigon.-
This court commenced its September session
yesterday. -. ,.-
&. X. Morton, alias John r. Wilson, who
was on the 18th OF February, 1871, sem
fenced to Imprisonment for six months and
to be fined 300, was ordered to be dis
charged from custody on account of insol-
vency.
A grand jury, consisting Of Messrs. John
II. Claiborne Goremin), Wm. W. Timber
| lake. Moses Ellyson, Chas. L. WOrtham,
Christian Unkel, Edwin a. Smith, Jos. Z.
| Winston, Cbas. 2. Word, E. S. Turpin,
Thos. J. Hardgroye, Jas. 8: Pace, Lemuel
Powers, II. l.. B. Rust, Il. Z. Hudgins, Ro.
j. Christian, John C.. Hughes, Oscar K.
| Kelly. Ro. B. Priddy, Albert Ordway, Pc
ter W. Ralston, and James Evans was
sworn, and made the following present
ments:
True bills for felony in the cases of VIM.
II. Turner. Joseph Basuey, Maurice
Branch (2), Fielding Brown, Edward Har-
per, John Seay, Peggy johnson, Robert j.
Smith, Fred. Spencer, VIM. Robinson and
IN the case Of --- Clarke, not true bill.
True bills for misdemeanor in the cases
OF c. W. Gross, James Allen, Geo. Taylor,
Eliza jackson, Ann L. Robinson, and VIM.
Christian.
The grand jury then adjourned until
thursday morning at II o'clock, and the
court adjourned until the same hour this
morning.
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THE CATHoLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY meets
this evening in semi.annual session.
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rtErrA.gSN DUEL II NEW YORK.
FILL PARTICULARS.
| Fr, m the New York Sun, Sept. 2

Fr, m the New York Sun, Sept.
The great quarrel between Gen. Fardelll
and si-nor l.. Canzi, Of the Committee OF
Arrangements Of the late Italian festival.
hal Yesterday a highly sensational and
bloody termination. The gentlemen met
N duel, and one Of them WAS seriously
Injured. The following is brief history
OF ,Ac quarrel:
Gen. Far,lcllI was an Italian soldier, and
In. been in this country several wears.
During the War he served i'll Gen. kesr-
rr,'. division. and won considerable dis
tinction. Before cmiglat!ng here he had
served under Gen. Gariba'di. lie Is now
maccaroni merchant at l. Liberty street.
H.. is aNcut 20 wears of age, Is tall, aud
ulitr GRAY. and looks like thorough mill
iagy man.
Signor, OF rather Col. l.. Canz. Is also m
,X.ntli or III the amy of Gatihalii. He has
been in this country about three months,
nit j highly rpSuccttd in the community
in which he resides. lie keeps large
grocery Store N the corner of Sth avenue
and &5jh street. Col. Can2i took an active
,,art in III" recent Italian demonstration,
and Gen. Fardclh did not. Here lay
THE ORIGIN OF TnB TROUBLE.
4, the banquet at Snlzer's Park Colonel
CanZi made a speech, In which It Is alleged
he reflected upon the want OF patriotism OF
those Italians who stood i'll certain WIN
dow on Broadway while the procession wns
passing. and gave no other evidence Of
sympathy with the process oniStS than IN
indifferent stare. He moreover sneerinety
alluded 10 the assumed fact that some one
had '.come there with the title Of general
Uhough how he came by that title no ono
could tclD. not TO JON in the feast Of liberty
or rtja;ce in the establishment Of Italian
unity, but to ogle the women who were
there TO give expression to their
patIiotiSm.' This could be applied
10 but one person. That person
was General Farde!li. The accusation
went 10 his heart. The General has young
wife, whom he loves dearly. Could he
allow her TO be inSultcd so grossly No
the wrong must be wiped out in the blooC
ot the unjust accuSer. Colonel CanN fiji
i.hcd his speech, and drank of II bumper
10 united Italy. General FardelG ap
proachcd him and said
Colonel, did you want TO insult me ?"
General, don't care,' was the reply
with a shrug and Il grinace.
Fa!deii went home. The banquet went
on with lis gayetieS, and the Colonel wa:
hliS,tul With champagne. He said "Tl
cit them up, any of them! !" Sgnor Pc
rclli. the Generals bookkeeper, II young
man OF twenty, with handsome black
mo,i>tache of tender growth, took offence
a that.
such things are easily said in the al.
scnce OF the General" he remarked.
CauZl
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hn htvaRorary debt of the city sbaIi g,es he !or
Wy sae Auditor and Treasurer @ and pe signed
- po'n olaces. Adopted. 7,'- u - iecorded ~
TIE CASE OF poIIoExAs LYsr.,v
a petition was presented to tho Co,,.s,,
IRON, rom MT. a. q. Lyneman, e nelicsmssi iGsamsil
aSS,klng az, that o tine of S75 be refnnded desman, nan
rms fne was imposed by the Roara a'in; q;
Police Commissioners on account o ~ No o.
Lyneman having been reported for an,ar
ing q bar-room while on duty. After
lengthy discussion, however, the whole
ssu2Ject Was, on motion of Mr. Bargamip,
Laid On the table.
COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Mr. Anderson submitted au ordinance
SGnanging the number of meetings of the
Counen oI from the present number (twol to
one each month. The ordinance also N
eAaages the hour Of meeting from s to "a 4
"a motion to suspend the rules n,i,ed for
want of two-tllird vote. 0teo i"iieu ior
Inc usual number of petitions. &C.. were
presented and appropriately referred: alter after
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:

I respectfully Offer myself 10 ske voters nS 81
Mary's county as candidate for the position
Of County Commissioner At the ensuing election
and pledge myself, IL elected, to discharge the
duties Of the place without fear, favor or slFec-
ton, impartially, to the best Of my ability. and
with pro.er regard to economy In oil admins
tration Of county matters. announce myself
q candidate, with or without Convention.
JOHN H. BCCKLER.
April -, ls'i-te.
Mr. Eiitor-You will please announce in the
Btaeon Mr.. IGNArlUS 3. NATTINGLEY a. 4
suitable candidate for County CcmmimiCues
subject 10 . Democratic Convention. II one
should be called, and say that be will be warm
ly supported by the people Of
May IS, 1879 Chaptico District.
Editor BeacGu-Pieass announce WV.
B. BEAN. Esq, Of st. lnigoe'. district. q
. candidate Tor County Commissioner q the
ensuing Fall election. Mr.. Bean l. m kon-
esd Dem,cras. and the faithful manner in
which he hos discharged hrs duty ~ = Com.
misxiJreR, entities him % . ~ oh esru.
Many Warm r,ieods.
Jure !. 1871.
John B. ABEL i respectfully anuouu-
ced - Q candid&ss fos Co1aty unmmi sioser
at ths ensuing Fall e,sefies and uili b
warmly supported By the
June ], 1871. Fsctosy Distit
Mr. Ediscr-P1eaae announce In the Aeass
THOMAS y. SHADRlCK - . casdidase Sbe
County Conmissiones, md state that Be vii Be
sustained by the rscssry p;sl:ics.-
Jsse ], lssls
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To Tobacco Planters,
LEON4RDrOWC

nrGtx experience in the successful manufac.
" iure of Tobacco Fertilizers and Com
pounds, especially adapted 10 the growth Of the
Tobacco Plant, has induced Us TO present 20 our
Tobacco Planters = most excellent mixture.
based on practical results, and we invite them
70 try our
PLANTERS TOBACCO FERTyLIZER
alongside the best and mos, known Fertilizer
Of that class.
The high Ter crntagr Of Ammonia and the
capabiiity Of this Fertilizer Ia generate the Am-
monia in various periods during rhc grow,. of
the plants.
Tie mixture Of Potash, Alkaline Salts and
the high per cenisGc Of .Soin,ie PAosphate Il
Lime, ainke il u Compound not eaualied bv AM
Others. The results obtained viii introduce
this article by itself
Our Planters Ammouiated Soluble phos.
phate has given entire satisfaction on Wheat
Corn, Cotton, Peanuts, Garden Vegetables. Pc.
tafces, &c, &c, and We are satisfied that the
above Fertilizer on Tobacco will give tho same
Iesslts.
LORENTZk RITrLER,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Planters Tobacco Fertilizer, per ton, 1000 ms.
$4,000
Planters Ammon;atcd Soluble PHOSPHATE. per
ton, 1000 Ms $500
DYER, HILL L CO.,
Groeers and Tobacco Commission Merchants.
~ Light street, Baltimore,
Sole agents.
may 4, lssl-ly.
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FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Mr.. Edi,or.-H rr. JAMES WEARING will
consent 10 be candidate for Judge of the Or
phans' Court, he will be warmly supported by
may !, 1871. Chaptico District.
Mr.. Edisor-Please announce. a. a can.
dictate for the Orphans Court. L. II. CAN
TER. Esqr. Mr.. Canter's Integrity and
business capacity arc we'll known TO the
people OF this county and 1T him. in Pc
cnliar manner. for the position solicited for
him. His election would be particularly
pleasing to tn.
Ju1e &. 1871. Patuxent District.
Mr.. EpiroR.-The democratic convention. An.
nounced to meet in Leonard Town on Tuesday,
the lth Of July next, will consult the public
interest and CRAFTY the voters of Leonard Town
and Patuxent districts almost without excep-
ton, and we think the people Of the county,
generally, by presenting DR.. A. JACK SPALD-
ING. the present able and Efficient Chief Judge
Of the Orphans Court, a. . candidate for re-
election. Patuxent district
June Is, ls1ls
II Judge JAMES r. YATES will consent 10
serve again in the Orphans Court Of Saint Ma
rvs county, be will be warmly supported BY
June IS, 1879
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(From the Marlborough Gazette. J
AN ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,.

A n ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,, written by
"A Ms. LLorD WEST HERrroxs, cf Prince
Georges county, will be commenced ia the
Marlborough Cassfe about the l.t Of Julv.-
We shall print large number Of extra copies Of
the paper, and Il will be furnished three months
forts cents. The story viii occupy our pages
about that length Of time. Il 10 beautifully
written, and its characters cbarmingiy deiines.
ted. As the largest portion Of the profits from
the sales Of extra papers will inure to the bene-
81 Of the auihoress, we hope TO dispose Of q
large number. We are sure the reading public
will be pleased with this original production o!
our talented correspondent. The Novelette, IL
entitled WHY Nor: 4 Isis II SssfAess Life
Dsviss he War"
Il coAmencss 1t the beginning Of the strug-
gle, and ends after the surrender. The scenes
aad characters are true 10 life. The hero and
heroine are Ccioeel Exosy, . Federal cavalry
e6ces, and Esrra, the daaghser Of Judge Prov
psx. : Sosthern Rights man, whose beautiful
dwelling. Acton Manor, was burned By the SOL
diers while be was lying dangerously in, and
whose death ensued in Consequence. Among
lie ninor rersoaags Of the story Judge Prov.
DEs's BODY servant HAsassos, and Jrss Bro
Joss . iss,e avsrksA negro boy, are conspieu-
CO.
Jsns !, lesi-4ss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22

Ma. ErrS,H.-Yoa ere reo6a.sei ., A.
aounee In shs R9Aesn, 1s8Sv1S n. LklGH
~ candidate fns ssas u The sexs Gese.
ral Assembly a 1lasylasa, ssl3res. eieosr,e.
70 tbs decisioa ofa Coasay Csavsssioa, Il
80 shall b called. aud 60 say that BE viii
be warmly ssvported BY DE pssple osChap-
sico aad Oakvsiie diuasissa.
march q. 1871.
Nh. Eprrua.-Ysa sse asihusissd by the
friends Of r. JOHNSON COTTON il
chaptieo and 81. Inies<s district 10 IN.
aouncs him ~ candidate foe ssss IN the
next 0eneral Assembly q 11ssyiAsd. sah-
ecf 10 decision Of q Dsmssesssic C,rvru.
ton. IL il shall be d-ses,nieed to call one.
march 30. 1911.
Mr.. Editor-You will announce Can't.
GEO. n. BARBER q Q candidate ar
seat in the next General Assembly of Mary.
and, subject TO Con veotisn should one Be
called. and be will he warmly supported by
Charlotte Hall Dis,riet
April 90. 1871,
Mr.. Please announce Hon THOM.
As MARTIN ~ a candidate for re-electior
to the next legislature Of Maryland, sub.
ject, howeve-, to the decision IL . Corven.
tioa should one be called. Mr.. Martin i.
thoroughly identified with the Democracy
Of the county, ssd having very ably repsr.
seated IN before. would no doubt add
strength to the ticket.
MANI vorsas.
mcy I. 1871
Mr.. Elitnr-You are requested by the
many and JEALOUS friends Of the Hen. J. u.
iOkER TO announce him 40 . Candidate
for reelection &c the next Legislature, sub
lect TO the decision OF q democratic Con.
veution. should one be edlci. Mr. Loker
icing farmer is ,borouehly identified with
the int rect of the working people Of tie
county, and will. no coube, receive q full
and cougraiu atCry vote as an evidence "f
the high appreciation OF his past ial ors in
the General assembly oil Merry land.
ma: Is. 1871. Chaptieo District.
Mr.. Editor-Piease announce JOS. 8. ALL
STAN as q candidate for the Legislature, suit
ject to the action Of q Democratic Convention
and oblige Many Voters.
Nay IS, 1871
The friends Of JOHN A. Dc. BAR, Esq. r. .
sent him to the voters ofSt Mary q . suital Z
person 10 represent the county in the next L..-
islature Of Maryland subject to the decision Of
Democratic Convention, by the action ofwhich
they pledge him to fairly and squarely abide.
June Is, 1917 St. lnigoc's District
Mr.. Editor-Please announce JAS. r. ELI.
COLT as q candidate for the Legislature, sub
ject TO the nomination Of the Democratic party
June Is, is7is ST. Inigoe's
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Well Digging.

DLRSONS DESTROYS Of having wells dug
i can have the same done by the under
signed expeditiously and cheaply.
Rates. Is cents per foot. for digging and
walIing. Orders sddressed 70 the care o
VIM. J. Edelsn, Jr.. will be promptly at
tended &c.
VIM. RICH.
~ References if necessary can be given
fos the faithful execution Of the work.
April Is. iS7l-6m.
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Professional Cards.

1>HE undersigned, Attorneys at La~ and
Solicitors in Chancery. have, hi. 3rd dar
OF July, 1866. formed copar,nership in III.
practice OF their profession, under the name
and st, le of Combs L Downs. They will prac>
'ice In the county Of st. Mary's aud the adjon-
ing counties, and in tho Cour, Of Appeals.
Especial attention will he pa;d 10 the collec-
ton OF claims against individual. tho State, or
the Government.
Ie'errnces given. WHEN required. Address
Combs Z owns, Leonardtown, =. o., ST. Ma
ry'scouuiy, Nd.
ROBERT C COMBS,
JAS s DOWNS.
July ;, ls66-ly
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MULTIPLICATION.
BCYSAFE COIL OIL.

HE accidents from use Of coal oil have
induced N 10 oder for sale to our friend.
and to the public . coal oil suarauscrd-tu
Be entirely irss from dangss--paeked espe-
cially for family uss 10 one. two, three, i've
and ten GALLONS sealed psaent cans cased b.
wocd.
We also offer for sale. The safety Arganes
oil busaes, which can Le attached 70 m
lamp nov In use.
DYER. ELL & CO.,
Grocers and Tobacco Con, mission Merchants,
- Light street.
Baltimore.
nay 10. lssl-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22

A Ii persons are warned no, to trcspass upon
SOCIETY HILL or BELLEvIEw FARMS.
WITH dog or gun or in any other way. They
Law.
NEALE, HARRIS 4 CO.
May 5. lsTi-Ss.s