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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11

me- STILL ANOTHER CHANCE 10
SAVE MONEY.-LEVY BROTHERS purchased
last week. at The sale OF Brunners Balmorai SEHts,
three packages which they now offer at the follow
Ing reduced prices:
81 25 SKIRTS reduced to u. moo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11

HssnY CAREY BAIRD, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, has written the ablest argument we
have vet read In favor of the interconverti-
blity scheme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11

DIRECTORS:
JOHN L. ROPER, President
JOHN B. CORPREW, Treasurer
JAMES Y. LEIGH.
GEORGE y. OLDFlELD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
n. Fl. STEVENS,
8. WELL,
WALTER II. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. RUSSDN.
WILLIAM Ii. WALES,
JOHN II. REDMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11
ADVISORY BOARD :

His Excellency Governor GILBERT c. WALLER;
Colonel kADER BIGGs. T. II: F.;
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL, p. e. Commander;
Santain SAMUEL WATTS, Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS, PIG. NJ;
john Is. WHITEHEAD, Esq, eI-Mayor;
Colonel W. Ii. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES G.. Balm, &. &. &c. G.;
ROBERT f. WRITER'S, G. NJ, G. II. p and d. 6. G..
of Il. &.
Orders for tickets and all communications should
be addressed, HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets in the above can be had in Richmond atP.
WEIsIGER CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
Tno 11-eod12tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11
LIST or GIFTS a.:

LIST Or GIFTS:
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. $50, 900
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT....".......... $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT................ $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT..........,.... 10000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT............... 5000
ONE GRAND CASH G1FT............" $500
"a Cash Gifts, $500 each................ 1880
SO Cash Gifts, $50 each ............1 1900
80 Cash Gifts' Zoo each.......,..".... l6 900
100 Cash Gifts, $50 each ........., 10000
100 Cash Gifts, 100 each. 1S 900
eco Cash Gifts, 90 ea.h........... 29,5oo
8, 600 CASH GIFTS, 6eaes.,......,...... $4,000
Grand total Il 5000 etftsh all cash. m $780, 600
WHOLE TICKET, s5; HAL7 TICKET, $3.50.
Plan OF drawing same as that Of Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing TO take place In
Norfolk on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1874.
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GRAND aIFrlCoNCERT. 4
10000 PRIZES !!
e2oo,ooo IN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN AWAY
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION

OF NORFOLK, VA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11

So, indeed, their best man has bitten the
dust. Peace to his names
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

DR.. L. Bradley read paper on the Cause
Of steam Boiler Explosions" at the room Of the Poly
tschnic Association Cooper Institute, last evening He
said that there generally two reasons for boiler
plOslOns First the continued generation Of until
Il rises 70 the explosive proportion aud, secondly, the
condensation Of the until it, fals " the explosive
proportion.
The members Of the New-YOrk Working
nen's Union held a meeting at their rooms, No. S27
BoWery, last night. Anthony Kelly, delegate OF the
United order Of American Carpenters and JOners, re-
ported that the mechanics OF that organization were not
lOsing ground Ia the EghtHour movement, though
trade was very dull. delegate from CoOPeIs Union,
No. 4, said that there serious conflict EagnG
against the importation Of cheap work, which bad, 50
tAf succeeded beyond ms most sangune expectations
The spacious branch warerOOms of the we'll
known Baltimore firm Of VIM Knabe a Co., piano manu-
faoturers, 81 No. IL FfthSve, were formally opened
last night Many musical celebrities assembled aud
among others Geo. ". Morgan, J. r. Thomas, Mad
Brous, Henry c. Watson, Geo. W Colby. Albert j.
Holden Charles FTaedel Louis Staal and i Q HOyt IT,
The entertainment opened with a piaho solo by j.
n Patterson, after which Dr. shackeford made brief
address violin solo By Madam BTOusil neat took
place Which was followed by soprano solo. snmp
tuOus COLLATION. preceded the music and the festivities
ware 0OntinueOuDtil late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
TILE SALE OLE A SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

NEw-ORLEANs, June 6-The New-0rleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad was sold at auction to-day
by T. s Marshal Packard pursuant to a decree Of the
T. s. Circuit Court the suit Of Henry j. Gardner and
Peter Butler Of Massachusetts, for the holders
OF tho second mortgage. The property purchased
by the trustees Gardner and Butler, who assume the
bonded Indebtedness the Company, amounting 10 be-
tween g. 100000 and sSOO0OOO which does not include
the State bonds Of which about 100000 have been
issued Tho first section sold the completed line
from Mobile TO NewO Orleans with stations, shops build
ipcs &C. and it brought 100000. The second section
comprising 70 miles Of track running from the west
bank Of the Mississippi River, was sold for 100000
The third section, from DOnadsOnvile TO the Sabine
River partly completed brought $4,000 and the fourth
section from the Sabine River to Houston, Texas, not
built was struck down for 500. There also sold
62OOO ties for $4,000. Mr.. Kellogg, trustee for
the State fled In the United States Circuit Court to-day
an application for an injunction to prevent the SALE but
IL was denied The city authorities OF New Orleans also
made formal protest on the ground that OF the
nropertv belonged 10 the city, Besides these attempts
10 prevent the sale unsuccessful effort made 10
force the road into bankruptcy Although Mr.. Kellogg
advertised more than week ago that the January and
February interest on the bonded debt Of the
State would be paid Monday last,
and it is reported in official circles that the money for that
purpose has been deposited with the Fiscal Agent OF
the State njunctons have been issued to its
navmeut by the United States and State Courts. 1t
generally believed that it is the intention Of Keloggs
Government to repudatc large portion Of the State
bonds especially those given TO railroads, the
ground that their issue was illegal through fraud and
that the present nunctons but part Of the gen
raI MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
NETWORK HARBOR.

At the meeting of the Chamber of Com
MERGE noticed in yesterdays TRIBUNE Prof Benjamin
Pierce Superintendent of the United States Coast sur
vey made an interesting and highly important report
concerning the harbor Of NewYOrk The report shows
the changes that have taken place in the harbor during
the past twenty years and suggests plans preserve
the present depth OF water in the channels Aecompa-
pvipg the report is letter from Prof Pierce, stating
that continuous Investigation OF the harbOr has been
made under the direction OF Prof Henry Mitchell and
that the results presented founded upon
systematic experience Wherever injury t. the harbor
specified there doubt that the proper remedy
should be applied without unnecessary delay. Especial
attention is called the fact that tue extension
wharves &C. at Jersey city has placed the fats under
the lee and that the deposits formerly carried by
rents upon its interior space accumulate the fore
slope of the bank that tho fats rapidly growing
out into the main channel 4 similar outward move
uent seems 70 have taken place the vicinity Of Middle
Ground Shoa and Of GOwanus the result Of the arti
fetal encroacbment5 az Red Hook. The OBJ.
ssryations relative TO the suOcuTrent OF the
Hudson River develop the interesting fact that the
food predominates below six tathOms. The depth Of
the Bar s about equal the seward through tie
harbor viz n feet low water but this IA stated
to depFnd upon density, nor 70 have any connection
With dead angle. IL IS reasoned that the whole OF
the how through tho HaTrOws, which is lude-
pendent OF the East River. corresponds 10 hye and
thee-tenths teet IN eteNapOh OF lAe surface OF the
4tcr. and this IS the amount which would run II the
Last River be cut On.sIhe additional nueteDihs
OF foot which arrives from tlo East Ky qyee total
rows and the Bar. II the East River cut or
the corresponding decrease IN the flow OF water would
invoke pFOpOrtOnate decrease IN the water space
the Bar. ACCOMPANYING tue report IS list of tables
and diagrams in Illustration OF TIE features OF the
port IL Is stated that evidence OF general detenO
ration Of the port has yet appeared nor need any DC
Appreciated II wise cOuuseis prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

IN the Customhouse at Eew0reans that the CroIn"en
had on board large quantity Of ammunition. ho SoSs
that she has whatever in her cargo lno No.
is still credited that part OF her luaci,.ay
met with an accident, and that sne Is ni'a ,,,
the trip under sail. They say she may W. hy steamer
Emily b. sOuder left NewHork IN Soipy{ sEing the
Cromwell but parted with her. he ,ool the outside II
~ ops sSei me cartan being less familiar with TINS
route than the route the Florida snds of the
u b V s6a ~ss well provided with boats, and was
it is said vcrg strongly built At all events when mg the
WI ZION which is following IN the track OF
~ t,"t,,, VII will arrive at NeW-Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
,v vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, TRIPLE SHEET

than the Eastern route Taking into eonsidera-
ton the grades, curyatures, &c. IL WIS iounu
the sum OF the asoents aud curves on
n,e Eastern route was SO much greater than on
the San Gorgono line called the Northern route mat
il was equivalent 20 over 100 miles Of distance lu .''
ton this great advantage in distance Tue zoe. W
building the road by the Northern route Will De es l
half that required by the Eastern the con- ~
traffic are also largely in favor Of the route u
San Diego will undoubtedly be the terminus nl tue oAs
Pacific Tue iron for the track locomotives ~. 10
expected at that city time In December Wno tlo
lumber and ties contracted for In Oregon VIII
during the Summer. The company intend. 10 puI tlo
property acquired in San Diego from the CITY trustees
upon the market Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The sale of paintings at Clinton Hall, last
night largely attended, and about 40 pictures
disposed Of. The following brought $50 and upward;
Au6ell. C." Hunter Home" so.
De Has. ". p" Sunset on the Bay Of Funiy." $50
De tass VI. +. IL Coast of Holland ~.
l!uvsnans-" BaIaaT in Cairo 552 30
Iuntss q. IL Landscape 500.
kstb,I.n. e. The Armour Moment sec
IamLron A" The Cup ard Ball" f51
Lewis. Henry" Tie DIacheui-is the Rhine" $50.
Ritter. Paul. The Oh Nal Coaci-W inter scene" SIS.
fonnt0g ". l." " ami valley so.
Sonuta. ". L--"Va.eJ Of the Autirttm,' go
spo1rer r. The Dra,b-W aHant," Sl!5.
Eteveas. A" Rose" Sis.
Swan. W." By the way" SIS.
Vanier OuieTsG-' The Mothers Prsyer.' SlO.
Van hAIcke, A" Cattle St7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
TIE MISSING srEAMsRtp

The missing steamer Cromwell is still an
SbeOt Of considerable SOhci,ude In the city TRIBUNE
reporter called at the Office Of the Company. As even
Ing and learned that the steamship Orleans arrived
seen nothing Of The Cromwell The steamship st. Lou,s
iroE Liverpool via Havana, crossed the Mississippi bar
hal AID not see tie Cromwell The agent Of the line IN
nb ~ AaRaa ~ gaLR u the reROT BajCB originated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
ADOPTION OF THE SAN GORG0NTo ROUTE
BY TIE TEXAs PACIFIC.

The San Diego (Cal) Union of May % pub
fishes an interview with James W. Evans. Chief Engi
neer OF the Western Division OF the Texas Pacific Rail
road 81 which he the company had In yIew IN the
electon OF the route between san DIEGO and the Colo
RADIO River, the attainment OF the shortest best and
cheapest line Three corps Of engineers pat into
the field and the whole country he Mexican line
surveyed and by comparison OF the routes II found
that the distance from San Diego 10 Fort Yuma by
OF san OHsonIo PSsG. wa nearly - miles IhaItar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CTY.-Wm. p Douglas, City Coun-
eel IL seriously The work Of building the new Jes'
uit College at Grand Van VOrststs. will begin.
Seventeen employed in laying water pipes for the
city on the Hackensack meadows abandoned their WORK.
yesterday because the contractor refused 20 supply
chem wlsh ice water They will be paid OF today.
ex Congressman Halsey OF Newark presented with
a handsome silver service valued at $500, by the resi-
dents OF Jersey City last night in recognition OF his
services n securing from the last Congress the apprO
prlatlOn for the much-needed Government buildings.
NEwARK-A committee Of the State Temperance Al
Diance will report next Thursday, on n petition 10 be
presented 10 the Mayor, requesting The clos
fng bar-rOoIns Sundays. There are 100 prison
srs confined IN the County Jail There have been no
bids for the prisoners labor and the jail workshops WILL
81 possible, rented 70 some manufacturer. There
vii be a special election for Aldermen held IN the
Ninth and Fifteenth Wards, June IT, William Mock
I'm was arrested. yesterday, for robbing Frederick
ftoufr Of us francs IN gold several days ago. The
Common Council met last night when the city Treas
nrer reported balance Of S67 35 80 IN the Treasury
HoBoKEN.-The Supreme Court at Trenton has de-
ded against the city IN the ElRhthst assessment case
Tho total assessment amounted 70 S123lg3 d. while the
.stimatad cost Of tue improvements by the City Sur
vcyor was only t4O589. The Court decides that the
assessment In Of the benefit conferred and sets
A. aside, ordering new estimates.
PATERsoN.-The Pope robbery, case was concluded
yesterday after trial OF nearly three weeks. anda
diot vi probably be rendered tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
FLASHING TON.

CALL FOR COUPON AND REGISTERED BONDS
WASHINGTON June 6.-The following circular was
issued to-day for the redemption of so bonds oil
1862:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, LOAN DIVISION, June g. 1919
By virtue Of authority given by act OF Congress ap
proyed July a. 1870 entitled An act to authorize the
refunding OF the national debt" hereby give NOTICE
that the principal and accrued interest OF the bonus
herein below designated known the 500 bonds VIII
be paid at the Treasury Of the United states IN the Guy
Of Washington on after the 9th day of September 1873
and that the interest on said bonds will cease on that
day. that is TO say, coupon bonds known as the hid
SERIES act Of Feb 25 1862 dated May l. 1902 as Ioo"
Coupon bonds-t5O. Nos l2Ol TO 600 inclusive tloO
Nos. ass TO 10000 inclusive; $500 NOS SOo 10 WI
elusive; $1,000, Nos. 5,534 TO 22GOO Inclusive lotai
Registered bonds-s5O Nos 1924 TO 800 inclusive; $780,
Nos $500 to $500, inclusive $500, Nos 1901 to 5U W
elusive; $1,000, Nos. 2O6Sl to $500, inclusive $500
Nos. 6,4O3 10 1900, inclusive $1,000 NOS oS5 20 'ooV
inclusive. Total, 100000; grand total S2OOOOVO
OF the amount outstanding, embraced in the numbers
as above 900 are coupon bonds, and 100000 are
registered bonds The coupon bonds OF the act OF Feo
ruary o. 1902 were issued in four distinct series. The
bonds Of the First Series all OF which have been prev-
ousy called for redemption we're printed in green TINT
and have no designation OF series upon them The bonds
Of the Second Series all of which have been previously
called for redemption, printed in yellow tint and
have tho words Second Series on the bonds, and
"second" on each coupon. Tue bonds OF the Third
Series embracing the above numbers, were printed III
black and have the words Third Series on the bonds
and sd on the bond each coupon, or both. The
Bonds OF the Fourth Series printed in black with
red numbers, and have the words Fourth Series OF
Ith on them.
United States securities forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to Loan Division secretarys ONCE
and all registered bonds should be assigned to the secre
tary Of the Treasury for redemption
WILLIAM A RICHARDSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

A,toy House-Ex-Gov Curtin Of Pennsy ia SS
a. nj P.ston az AabGma the Hon. H. Rice Of Name Au
N Carts Of Orienbun mn Actnns IH5tt ~ SsbrssIs
- t5sr OF Rhode Island senator ho1coeA OF
~ ~ 80, n & A. The d. r. Wood Of syracuse huo
~ at. ~ M shnrton She Rev Edgar sherlock bt p
49,, al he British .Nec- ioTk hoif nv nv
H. a. Cl,sbsp Of ireland. Hsiaiassr hott-IeI "a
goFs4r House-CoL H. S hcComo OF DelaNeiel anu
80 ,,,lr Iudlou L 3. Navv..St Nthoias ho-N
ei@Tei,ni and DiullAri Of Bafio GT1nd Cs'f ho
" .s- NIs Ioufhrdge Of Iowa Che Hon W h'h' o
80. H. Nv J Iorieu Hpons bayhL tt'Ad ho-'uuke
~ III sfealfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
THE Static OF HORACE GREELEY.


The subscriptions to the proposed Horace
Greeley amount to only SlOs0J They ought to
take start at once and be carried up to the
10000 $4,000 required. No man has lived in our
GRAFTON VINO truly deserves such tribute 10 his
worth such pcrpeuaton OF his memory, by the A'ner
can people. The Republican will receive, acknowledge
and forward any Contributions for The puIpOse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

CURTAINS AND LAMBEEQUINS.-Latest STYLES
really q. l.. hKLrT Co, "a BroIcNLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
HOME NEWS.

xpp,uovKrxn YESTERDAY. AT DIcKwsoNs IN PARK
ROW. - - -,,o
Su-7s5 Koob-slo 30 m.-s5' hdush'-e'l' A''''s'-'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Actinl
FI1UKE; puees redacei O. l. KELLY Co., ~ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN
PERHr Morn ASP FaEcELz Lo1os sold b drvssi sysg
where. Depot, - BoutSt, Ses loTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

BURSErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

For an elegant Summer HAT Of superior
qaatJ g erect 30 Manufacturer. E'rESscHsD 6 NanasL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
Gents, HATS. Summer styles in large variety,
At lowest pnees r. bESHNWENi ~"

The handsomest productions OF tne Season ai0Dll
inimable HATS introduced b hs0t1. @ IT. al
Cashmere" aad the picturesque "Dnb fel1 pV '0ui ' "
KxnKs In the Preseoi Honle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

WHEN THE LIVER IS OUT OF ORDER USE DR.
JAMES sASArIvE PIs WILL BRING BACK THIS oA "
HEALTHY CONDITION AND MANI DISTRESSING siATOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

For SCALP DISEASES Consult DR.. b. {
PsKEr The sEl Hair DOCTOR - nd Hsp York. cust m
lag unuuey hair rBgworE, df dIHlrs5 fr
tIon eIt tbs heal oonpas disease scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, n reply TO Mr.: Goa
win by Prof f. L. Younans in TRIBUNE LECTURE Extra NO. :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

No family should leave their house alone 70
uilou Leirg projected HoLEts BrRGL,RAlA
TELESEAPM III aluGJs Oh duiJ. l. hoLHzi, Auuay-it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

LYONS TOOTH TABLETS are perfect COM
binsuOs 81 utility beauty Recommended By dsnsHG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

Unnatural Redness of the Nose Pimply
Rrupu6n, s,h Worms BIeElsad ClHev Wnnt, Ptnst
Fets, Mo cared ty Dr. D. PEREI the acted
Sth Doctor Of ~ Bontst, New IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

LTos's INSECT POWDER will not harm a baby,
sOs bsi are dsaA - 49,. ,SskJsASssA AL bssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
IAunoarceucllAi

IAuno1rcerez.i
BURNETT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
For an elegant Summer HAT of superior
quality g uslrer. tsPEScHsID 6 Naaiaas
CURTAINS AND LAMBEEQUISs.-Latest styles
rtsiy. G. h. hkLtT q Co. ~ BroIcNIN
WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Sclf-Actng
FIgUKEs puees reduced O. l. hELft Co., ~ Broadway.
For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN
PgRRr's FRECELz LorioS sold b. dfussi eye
where, Depot - BoAest, Neu iorI
For SCALP DISEASES CoSsULT DR.. 3. c.
PEKEr Hair DO - iDnd Me- York cue, fl
tIg Of tbs head omiaEt disease Of The scalp.
Unnatural Redness of the Nose, Pimply
Rrupu6n, Flesh Worms BeElsida Clev Wnnt ,io Psteht
Ir,el Mole, ard Ware CARED ~ Dr. PEREr the uoled
stin Doctor, Of - BOnt.,t. SeNlof b.
No family should leave their house alone for
The Sumner Ler projected SIo AoLEts
rELESkAra III .luIJs on duiJ b. hoLssi Aauayit
LYONS TOoTH TABLETS are perfect com
bnsuOS 81 uuhty beauty RECOMMENDED By dsItHL
LToH's INSECT POWDER will not harm a baby,
bOs Asi as dsan - 49,. sSslJsAHAsA AL IssA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-03

.JoBNE fARIi os Cl.p,iso a;sst;e,
Is Recommended 10 the voters OF Sc Ma.
rys county Is candidate tor Camma-
sioness Court AZ the ensuing election.
marea o. 1873. Msny Friends
Dir. Eiitor-Annourec CHARLES
BUTLER - candidate &c, Conuissinn.
ers Court a. ite eesaiag election, and
say. that lie riil b. warmly Supported bv
the honest men Of S. laigoes' district.
march 8. 1873. Many Friends
Catt. JAMES NAY, Of S.. In;yo.>s
district. Ian honorary member Of the
Grand Army of the Republic Cen A
+ Burnside, Ccmmanies. in zrh,efl is
presented TO the voters the coansy for
Commission -
may s. 1873 Railroader.
2 JAMES J ALVEY, Of C. ap,ieo de
tricf, s announced rs candidate for the
Pcs,iion OF County Commissi ,ner at the
ensuing election and xill receive an earn
est supl ort firm the Tax-raJers of tbs
county ard voters generally. ,s.
June 5, is13. Pablo Interest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-03
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Ediior-Yca sre requested 20 announce
JAS. ". ALVEY as q candidate for the nex,
Sherifalty and yon will please say tha, hr
will be Warmly supported by the business in
terest OF the county and bv be
Jan &. 1871. pxors
Hr Editor-Pleas- Announce JAMES Bur.
ROCGHS as a suitable csndi late tor the ne.,
Shc.ifxlity and he will be warmly supported
by Chapiico L Charlotte Hall Districts.
Jan %, is73-te. ssIrFFT
Ne. ESifor-Pieasc Announce Cap; REM,
MIN FoXW ELL, OF Lconardto~n district, as
candidate 70. Sheriff, ard say that lie will
be generally and warmly supported by white
aud colorcd voters Of The
Jan 80. 1873. Republican Party.
Messrs. Edi,ors-Please announce n
VI EDWARDS as . suitable caudidat.
for the mex, Sheriaalty. and SAP, tia. he
will be warmly Supported by the vOters
of St Mary's county.
march ~, 1873 The People
Mr JOS o TAYLOR, Of St In;,ocs.
district. is respectfully presented to the
voters of St M,ry's as the wnn.nsled Re.
publican candidate for Sheriff
Aps't 10. 1873 - st Iaieoes'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-03
Candidates.
For State Senafor

Messrs. Edifors-PErase annohas& Cas,s,.
RANDOLPH JONES. Of ~, Iss<o<r si.fr;s,.
IS the Rspubliean candidase bx de Stair Sen.
. ate
Jan %. 1874. OK
The friends pf Capt. asa A-LAwRENcy
believing that has services win he usrful 10 IN.
ciiiz-ns Of ~. Mzry's Cpuntv n sl.< Se,,,s "a
Maryland ~ oumcnd him NJ 4 sns,ssau,r G.,
that position at the next election.
Jan. Goth, iss3-te -
IfDr. JAS. II. NILES win consent IN - :.
, candidate for the Senate be sill be wusu.ir
supported by the Republicans Of
FEB 9, 1873. OakviIIe District.
gr. ESior-ss flsere have been announces
several candidates for the Senate Oh AsrylanS
q ho seem To have Rack gepubliesa sfinisics.
lie Kind enough ia snseance HEsRf B-T-
LER, OF the Factory district. rs = man trne
aud full in tie Republican fAishr aoi as one in
his ON coBccit. :
Feb -, 1913. Maky vctcrs.
Mr. Eli'or Please ANNOUNCE r. JOHN
son COTTON as q candiJM to repre-
sont Sc Mary's cousty in xDScsase Of
Maryland a, the coming Fall electi,e.
aud shy be will receive \ wsgy1s.ppor: w
Chap,ic" aud Charlotte Hail Dists.
Feb y. 1873.