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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
EsOANTONA INSIDE LINE."sSiaa !,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEH
1 RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
. nTR1-WEEK1,Y. Tgs.
On and after OcToBER lsT the splendid iron
steamers OF tails line viii leave Richmond TUES
DAfA THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhsnn steamboat LINES pier. at corner Of
Twenty second sad Dock streets making slose con;
With the philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fre ana marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockagc charged q
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
is tie quickest Iins between Philadephis and Rich
mond. 9stt atsis
Freiehts ordered by this line Shouts Be marked
" Canton Inside Line" and sent 70 the Phtladel-
phis, wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIsdsl.
pima. y fsts SsSs ~
mond. For further information apply 70 =
( Il; B. TATUSs AGENT, 7.
Il 40 OMcas Twerty-secendand Dock streets & y
= $50, and 40. 903 Main ssreet or 70 /,
J. s. WILSON, General Freixht Agent
Philadeiphja, Wilmington snd BALTIMORE Railroad,
= PhtledepniA, iaf{s .ysg.S EaI u go u -
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EOR BALTIMORE.
PoWHArAN sTEAMBoATLNR. sE
.f FOE ?.
3@ THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
' BALTIMORE.
= DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, Of this line, leave their new pier, IN
the Dock, foot or Twenty-secopd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'clock for Baltimore, making close connections nj
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
All points west and northwest; Also with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
. THROUGH bills sigued 10 baltimore and all points
West, and rates guaranteed Is low as BY any other
line. ApnIy % III L.. B. TATUM, Agent. Z
> Oflces Twenty. and Dock streets and No.
9D8 Main street s-,-a.s .5. ,Es-- ocS 81
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BY WeIlineton GoddIn,
Real Estate A gent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE ANITEFRONTAN AND STUC-
C0EnTENFMENT,N No 140O. At THEN
IA CT 1IIiEEK UFmAIN AND
the request OF the owner, VINO re-
sides in distant city, shalt offer for sale a, puoIc
March. 1875, at Ak O'Clock p. NJ, that very Valu.
BILE property located as above. u has Iront o.
PIX feet, a den'h on the east line OF Fou[teenIn
street of about 80 feet and wGth In rear OF about
az Ieet IL has an excellent basement and three
stories above. For MANY rpos.s IT ID regaroeo as
TERMS: one fourth cash balance a. four, e1gnt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest,"
aoded, secured by a trust deed. ne ta1ss ana
w. GODDlN, Auctioneer.
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ByJ. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
sffIce conner of Main and Eleventh streets.

ofdce conner OF Main and Eleventh streeSs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
SOUTH SID. OF CLAY BETWEEN HEINZ?
AND SMITH STREETS.-By virtue or deed OF
trust to me, dated 18th March. 1874, recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court. in d: b. 1o2 A, page
254. being thereto required. shall sell on the
O'clock p NJ f fair. II not the next fair dry there
after), the above-described REAL STA TIE, In the
occupancy of Mr. j. j. Davis. The lot fronts 20
well built brick dwelling, No. GIT, containing SIX
rooms; kitchen with TWO rooms; paved yaro'
TeRMs: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
NIB 8 -. A. b. APPhRSON, Trustee
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virtue of an order of the
~ County Court or Henrico entered on the ] 9Th
day of January, S76 In the case OF Joseph Alard,
Jr, p8 Joseph Bacher and 9eor!e ID. Flick, trustee
for Mrs. Bacher. on a motion to enforce me-
len.I shall pr0reen to SELL on The prem
ises, on THURSDAY the 23d day of March. l S7S,
the HOUSE at the Chimborazn Old Brewery. In the
county of Henrico. and so much Of the LAND as
NAV be necessary for the convenient OF the said
house, as mentioned In saij order or decree.
sale TO com mence at 4 O'Clock P. M. .-. F-s ~
80 WILLIAM WALSH, Deputy Sheriff,
for J. T. JONES, Sheriff Henrico County.
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FOR RENT. THE BRICK DWELL-@
l. ING No. liz Cary street. corner secord. ~
containing ten rooms; bathroom, water closets;
and all In nice repair, having been thoroughly
painted, papered, &c. Possession Immediately.
knplY to - = IL FRANK d. HILL.
ii. -s ''-.. Real ESTATE Agent,
NH 90 1t 1lOS Main street.
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BY Lancaster Il Lucke, 81.
:. Steck and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK ISLAND
i By Virtue of deed NJ trust executed on the
2slh day Of December, 1872, and duly recorded,
we shall being required thereto by the benefciartes
In said deed, sch BY public auction on the premises
on Thu RnDsY The Esd OF March. 1875. &C II
o'clo.k the farm known as BLK ISLAND, Tying on
James river in the counties Of Goochland and Cum.
oerland, about Fix miles above CartersvilIe, and
about Two miles from slk Hill landing, adjoining the
ing about 009 acres. he buidngs consist off, new
dBeliing. house and all necessary oul.huildines.
state of Virrina, and has reputation co-extensiye
wi b the Stare. - sa.. Hizs4G9
yUo I'LL ISff ho ar,x al
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EOR RENT, DWELLING on Second a
IL street between B Dad and Marshall; six ~
rooms, With gas and fixtures, all IN nice oraer.
Bent moderate toa good tenant Apply to
: r. E. ARMSTRONG.
S04 Marshall street, near Fifth. =
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TERMS: Made known day of sale. : ..l.-;..,;3
!, 1'77.''..17 - SAMPSON & NcCRARY,
=. u ~. u -. 80 --.-L. Aucttoueers.

The above sale is postponed on account of incle-
meut weather until WEDNESDAY the 22d OF
March, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. If fair, not. the next
fsir day thereafter, On which day an oD nious will
be in front Of our Office to take out buyers, at
l O'Clock P. IL. SAMPSON & MCCRARY
NH II Auc,inneers.
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rain Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,e .'E
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va. -iLi
.DUBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L ADJOINING THE LANDSOF w. r. BRAN
DER, ,HENRY T. DREwKY's ESTATE. AND
THE BROADR0tK TRACT.-At the request Of
-auctlon, on the premises, on THU RSDAY the / 9Th
day of March. 1876, a. 12 O'Clock NJ, FIVE
BEAUTIFUL LOTS Of TRUCKING AND
each four acres, ten acres eight and one third acres
seven aud half acres. and seven acres The lot Of
four acres has small house, thereon: the balance
unimproved. This prnDerty will be sold as whole,
or ir lots to suit purchasers The land hes well:
Manchester. aeproachabe by the new road recently
OPP ned ami BY Fape Cree turnpike and the BROAD
rtck road tr a vicinity healthy and respectable.
ing suburban residences. The land is for the most
part!in good heart. Aplat or the land can be seen
at our office. t-rrT "a Lh%i- .etG'' z"
TERMS: Made known day Of sale. -.-...;j /:
/, ! ,|'71.,'..'7. - - SAMPSON & NCCRARY,
NNNNn
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s.. @ .@ BY W. Goddin,
- Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

JAMES RIVER FARM
Y OF TWO HUNDRED AND sIXTY.OEE
ACRES. NEAR no MANCHESTER AND IN
SIGHT OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE. TO BE
DIVIDED iNrO SEVERA Il SMALtEh
TRACTS.-The valuable "WHITBY" ESTATE,
owned and occupied by Colonel 8. Bassett French,
is for sale. It. contains TWO HUNDRED AND
SJXTY-ONE ACRES, to be divided az follows
MOL, lying beyond the Petersburg railroad,
Containing TW ENVY Five ACRES.
Ne. g. between the railroad and turnpike, con-
tanning TWENTY-FIVE, ACR ES. go
No. 5, east of the turnpike, containing EIGHTY
ACRES; and ~~
No. 4, with the MANSION.HOUSE, containing
ONE HnNDRED AND THiRTY-ONE ACRES,
OF which large portion embrace some very supe-
rior James River lOw-grounds. - :,
81 immsdinte application he made for either Of
SAID tracts q bargain will be sold. Terms liberal.
annlv an once TO W. GUDDIN,
NH 90 eoo6t Real Estate Auct6Reer.
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uTANTED, BY a YOUNG Man VINO
Nv has had some experience as suctonesri
SITUATION ia the city or country. VIII MoIs LOT
snAIL wAaxg. ADDRESS B., Richmond poss'omce.
mn on-Qt% = = Es 1fsfa #a = E. Z
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OEPA RTNME or sIEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELP HIA.- @%FFk
Il Steamer ALLIAN 9 E., Captain
CARR, will receive freieht for the above port
dill TUESDAY the 1st instant at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, TEL, Providence,
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stataroom, 90. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
NH 20 1t tr No. 1896 Dock street.
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CHEsAPEAKH AND ,.FIo lunoAn.,
~ '-1L-- PASSENGER DzfAHrHRYr.
b. RICHMOND, Va March 1879
nm AND Ar nIfs ID AkC1ay 8, rs ia. P AZ.
" sENGER TRAINS viii run .: fcltpws:
s says ss soGonsv,jie e9 a.
Arrive at Washipgton..., TAO p. n. TAO 4
Arrive at Charlottesville. 1850 p. IL. lI5 4
Arrive It Lynchburg..... $50 r. IL. 9l5I. n
Arrive at Staunton....,.. 4:16 p. III. ale A. n
Arrive at Goshen. ..,.... GIG p. M. 548 n
Arrive at Milfboro',..... $50 p. n. 6:O9 A. n
Arrive It Coyipgton...... S:25 P. n. G7:35 A n.
Arriye e At Write Sulphur 1900 Il. az 4 Y
Arrive at Hinton IL A. 81. 1880 A.
Arrive at Kanawha Falls. 5:25 A. d. las P.H
Arrive a. Ghareston..... 7:0S A. NJ. 252 p n
Arrive. 1t HunuuRton.... $40 A. d.. 4:56 p n
Train leaving Eichmond at soc K NJ run runs AM h
isaRGss sioppuf At 81 regular
Stopping at Hanover, Louisa, G0rdonsville Chs;.
Waynesboro', Siaunton. Goshen, Mii6oro', cav.
ingto1, Allegheny, and all regular stations west Of
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all INFERNO date stations daily Except
Sunday at 4:35 p. ii. a4a.,, 80
Trains arrive ct Richmond as follows:
Express Train. daily at s....;..;..:....4A6A.k
Aceomm odation Train daily texcep; E a.
Trains coming into stop i. saoa: y
Trains make close connection with trains Of TIA
Richmond and Dsnville and Richmond and Peter IT.
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further Information, rates, &c, apply at SO
Main street. or at oom 9sSn T. caaess. uow,.n
NH 4 General Manaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

PHIA, RICH. 4HR
IL 'MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM $500
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK Until further notice the steamers Of this
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At IL O'Clock. o. a#ti =
: Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, pepnsyIvanis, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence and boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp utd Red Star and American steanshlp lines,
: W.P. PORTER, Agent,
p. i, 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
4. r.a ,n.g5s WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
NH IL No. ~ South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, STORE No: 20 WEsTG
Cnrv street. with DWELLING above, El
This Us q good grocery-stano, and 10 good tenant
the rent Will be made $50 per month.
CHaEFlN, NAPLES IL CO..
T.. 'F. = Real Estate Agents,
NH. oo.3t No Tenth street
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HOB RENT, the nice and attractive @
T. NEW BRICK DWELLING No. BOB M
west Main street. recently occupied by Mr.. b..
DoweIl: six rooms; Kitchen, modern improve
Ynents, &C. Possession At once. apply TO
-. I. ;. FRANK u. HILL, -;
#".' Il. 5.aE... Real Fstate Agent,
NH 20-St l1OS Main street.
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The following new scale Of postal rates Is
attributed to MIR. Jewell: ~
A ope-ct ut sfamp for a circular, ..arc'
A t~o.cent stamp for q newspaper, EEs o.
A three cent stamp for a sealed isttair, n.sssr
Ali licked ON IN ihe right coraalr. d -,sr
Lick brothers. lick with care.
On The rishf-band side, not everywhere,
g. - Unless you want the postnastafr t.r,l
D. TO make ,hings no.. and " cuss and swear"
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Compsny,s fsst and elegant steamer JOHN sYL.
VFSTER, Captain j. A. POST, carrying United
States msil, will leave her wharf, Rockets, for
aboye-Aamed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
ana SATURDAYS at $50 A. u.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New
York, assH s>latt s-s@3.5ea +.
FACE TO NORFOLK ONLY......S2 90
FARE To NORFOLK AND RE-
TUkN:..:... .....ss.........'s..ss.. S0
Fare TO Baltimore. .........a..... gU
Fare TO Philadelphia. ................ $50.
FIRE TO New YorE....................1 IL so - :
Tickets for sale on steamers, al CARRIER q 20. o
Ticket Agency, Ma.D street, and Exchange Hotel,
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, an d
regular landings on James river from A. II to
P. a., at reasonable rates.
Freight for Way-landipgs must be prepaid. :.
Ia,7 ergf 4. L. b TATUA. General Agent. q
QMce Compan wharf, Rocketts branch once
- = - ~ y = IL 1871 &C 20
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LOB RENT, SEVERAL N e Wa
II HOUSES Al prices from s3o per month toN.a
$50 per month, In good locations; all the mooern
improvements. Apply 10
FRANK u. Hill, Real pstat Agent,
NH 2(3.St ii06 Main street.
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WI ANTED,s TO EXCHANGE, , q sma,i
w TOBACCO FACTORY for YlRGiNIA
LAND. AdaTes q. i. K, Dfspoteh ONCE, Ri t.
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TN PURSUANCE OF a, DEED OF;
il frust from 4. ". Bacchna dated Sd DAY Of Sgp-.
t.mbsr Is7B, being required nv the holder OF the
notes therein described. viii sell Mt ancsion upon
ne frerdisss on The 18th cay Of eafeh. 976s at
AZ! MaTHO TO rS. fronting twenty five feet each
fon the north side Of Moore street near Oak
4 the city OF Rirhmo nd atug back one hundred
,feetl II erms q, sale. II. T.. STAPLaSr Trustees
.CHAFTN, STAPLES & CO., Auctioneeis. Il. I. Il
. s. sPOSTPONEMENT.
! The above sale Is postponed till TUESDAY,
March 2lst, at 8 P. d.. u. l.. STABLES
!mf 90 = 49, 4 - $50 Ees.S Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown za-g' I
Real Estate Agent and AucfioneeI,
No ,11a Main street, opposite Dispateh office.

rsyRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
sTpETT' NEAR SPRING STREBT.-By virtue
81 deed Of trust from C. w. Burr trustee los r. d.
ToI,y to the Undersigned as trustee 10 Zee
ISoneery' Court, D. B. l03 A. page 1921 shall.
Being required TO DO sy the SeneciMsfyH se
Ms,eS eflsh 1875. at Az O'Clock P. d., the follow.
inn tate described In said as follows hat
HOUSE and LOT on Laurel street, oegnui,g tnlIiy
and runDipg northeasterly along the easdern rioge
of aurel street twenty two and one bali rect
and running back between parallel lines 1eet 10
an alley twenty feet wide. ,o
BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON, Trustee.
T. THOMPSON BROWN. kucttoneer. .-
NH sIo.l i.I3 1915 1517,1S-&2e - -
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J : s,.,an.st, 81. rss--s lsas tSaay !.
&. Ryncox d fauxnrn, Ancssoncezs,
!. 81 800 No. n Governor psxeeE - :

r,LosrNs SALE OF uIr.TREEs,
VI MAaNoLIAs. r. Os Eg: zsRAPE,vI!hTE9ss'
sHRuBBERY. 1EyEsGREENs,i &c: I! AZ Is- ADE 2,
TION.-THfS Day tMcnoayl the ZUtn inssh m.i E,
and Fourteenth streets large ana varied coe'I
s'00 IFRuIrlTREEso OF every variety, q sl.s 4
MaGSGEIAS s. q -, .4f ,4itf ~ ft'Ef
ORNAMENTAL TREES, Fs.,sf 49, ats4t,Y
HVERGREENS, -.
SHRUBBERY, -s1&ss p y G;i2s
GKAPE-YINES. - .,,r.,sfy .;ts@
0 ROIES OF every variety. ..,.,'.. . : -, :.
The ABOVE stock ts good, and snouio atp.ac' 'ue
attention Of the public.
TERMs: gums over &25 sixty days I9f CITY &c.
ceptspce. FkANhbS, Ia 81 on !,
COOK g. LAUGHToN. Aucfioneers. mn. ~ :
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, the de- d.
E sirable BRICK TENEMENT No. 107 Ii
with basement and three full storlesj east side
OF Seventh between Franklin and Grace streets /;
kitchen, &c. Apply at once to
-. j. L. APPERSON,
NH I7.6t Real Estate gent, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

BY r. s. Anderson g CO., AuctIoHes1''
-EwIILH HAVE OUR USUAL SALE:
Nv ~ GROCERIES &c. at 10x O'Clock, at our
oncnon.f house, 1924 Main street. Ccns'gn"en@
sc Tnss !o ra ua B. 8. ANDERSON co.. ~
NH &C. ss.a ~ zA1Ss.1-sS-s-
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A LOT 100
ness horizon Of the city, on airy street. Suitable
for war, house, lumber-y ard, or any other bust
ness purpose. Wide alley in the rear aud at the
side will be sold low and on q credit OF nve or
six years. with SIX per cent interest ad led Apply
70 FRANK D. HILL, Real Estate Agent,
NH 90 eod31 1106 Main street.
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yxT ANTED, TO SELL PRiYATELaa;,,
wv for cash or on short time, well.6uilt NsM
BRICK HOUSE., With SIX rooms: 10 Ine %es eab.
borbood, Immediate possession can be had, or Inc
present occupant will take annual lease at pay
ns,fce 'N' ''S>' fe 27-eod1m*
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FOR RENT. SMALL HOUSE on Ga
seyeral SMALL HOUSES.on Broad street.
Small FRAMED HOUSE an Seventeenth steet;
SIN small FRAMED HOUSE GA Twenty.seveuth
STREET ~ ono
Possession at once. Z. ID. EACHO,
NH 20 ST. No. FOprteenth sIeet.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT VAL
4 LIABLE BRI'K DWELLING on the south
now occupied by DR.. J. Hall Moore. House con-
taips about seven rooms; kitchen, &C. Possession
LIST OF April If desired. Apply to
FRANK d. HILL, Real Estate Agent,
NH 20 St HOS Main street
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DOR RENT, NEW BRICk HOUSE a
h No. 1856 north Fourth street-newly pa BEL
pered-six rooms; modern improvements; bah.
room on upper door. Apply at ClGAR.STORE,
corner Ninth and Main. NH 14.Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

EUK NEW UKh.-Tne UIu NkTM
RSmp,1n b stss%ipo SSo61 pssyn
WIN sail TUESDAY, March 21st at ~ O'Clock
ID. Freight received until IL O'Clock A. n.
Through bills OF ladiug signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ,-.
Fer freight or passage apply to 81
- q. W. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
NH 9O.2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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uyANTED.-I bave continual applfca-
w tinns for SMALL HOUSES. Persons having
Sach &c. X Real Estate Agent.
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r WILL, OFFER AT AUCTION. THIS
Il nHondayl MORNING, 2otn instant, eommsnc.
ing at haif.past 10 O'Clock, large fino
s'ocA "a GROCERIES, &ca. I? ,s.a
10 which The attention Of the Issde iny1ssa. NJ -
NH 20 ". -, w ~ ---
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FOR RENT, that very desirable RES A.
IL IDENCE No. 6S5 north FIT street, con- III
tanning ten rooms. kitchen with four rooms. all
modern convepieDces, and In good repair. Rent
very low. Apply TO JOHN T.. GODDIN,
Real Estate agent,
NH 1G- 2wk Bank and Eleventh Streets
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EOR RENT, the very desirable O.
r. BRICK pw gtLING. No. $40 Main E:a
street, containing six rooms: beautiful yard In
front Possession on the LIST OF April.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
- keal state Agents,
NH 1885, No. Tenth street.
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E-N- BY I'D. Whitehead. .sfE
Grocery Auctioneer and Com mission .hercnant'
- gt$ 1912 Main street. SF -
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ouulootoucl'
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. = -
mn lots E@-t 81. -
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DOR RENT, the TWO NEW, COM O.
IL PORTABLE, and NEAT STOCK-BRu:K Ii
DWELLINGS on Cary street just beyond The rail-
road containing five rooms and modern improve
mente. CAAFFIN, STAPLES & co,
Real Estate Agents,
NH 1856 No Tenth street,
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EOR RENT, DRUGSTORE, WITH On
Il DWELLING ABOVE; the store corner -
Canal and eecond streets, recently occupied by Mr..
Conrad as q drugstore. This Is o frst-class sland
for an active man who will keep nice and fresh
'-' FRANK d. BILL.
Real Estate Agent,
NH on9t - .s llOS Main street.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-19

1t is none Of our business, but
We should certainly prefer to see
Gen. Averill elected to congress from
the third district, than any other man
who is not an avowed and sincere
republican anti-monopolist and cur
rency reformer. True, he voted
for and took the back-pay swag, but
he never tried to- lie out oft, nor did
he give it back and, by so doing,
condemn his own conduct in voting
for it. He was man enough to
stand by his act and defend it, and
no matter how we may regard it, we
have no right to suspect that he did
not conscientiously believe that his
conduct was right and proper. An
honest man may err in judgment,
but a knave will deny or seek to shift
the responsibility for his guilt.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-19
.EvaO the Rep,,h1;co, ,,olac

Even the Republican makes a
strike at President Grant! Well,
start man down hill, and even
those who are worse than he can
possibly be will rush forward to give
him a parting kick. We have never
been an admirer Of MIR. Grant, but
if we had not had the courage to at
tack him when he was in the hey-day
of his revelry, we would be asham-
ed to sneak up behind him now and
throw mud. And if we had built up
our own fortunes mainly on the cred
it of his glory, we should feel too
deeply Inundated by his downfall
to aid in accelerating it. But there
are men who can turn against and
abuse their friends, when their own
interests may probably be advanced
by doing so.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-19

We are satisfied that there is a
great deal of exaggeration in the sto-
ries about the corrupt practices of
officials and prominent men of this
country, but there is, also, a great
deal too much truth. While, there
fore, it is we'll enough to refuse to
accept all we hear, it is neither right
nor polite to denounce as falsifers,
dead beats, etc., those who make
exposures even voluntarily. 1t is
the duty of every man who knows
of wrong-doing on the part of any
official, to make such information
public, but it is duty that very few
will want to discharge if they render
themselves liable to be generally de-
nounced as liars and defamers in
consequence. Marsh: Bell, and
other informers are to-day more Bit
terry and generally villi6ed BY the
press of this country than are Bel
KNAPP, Joyce, Mcdonald, and others
of like ilk.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-19

Our neighbor of the Republi-
can, who is one of those erudite and
incomprehensible geniuses, who are
occasionally permitted to grow upon
earth and electrify conte,nporaneous
generations, doesn't agree with state
ments contained in a recent lecture
of ours, before the Pomona Grange
of this county, touching certain
political, commercial and social
changes which have recently occur.
red in this country. He ins'nuates
that these reforms were not conse-
quences ofthe ''Grange Movement
Why not tell us, then, to what IN
fuence these changes ought to be at
tributed. It's an easy matter to
deny anything that may be said, but
a positive and dogmatic denial OF