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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

Some men are born great rascals, and
some have great rascals thrust upon them.-
Nycum.-Adrersiser. .-.,-''- '~~' &.
: How to manage wife-Remaiu single.
NorristoUn Herald.
"lhe times that tried mems soles Pc
cestrian contests. --PucE.
Police court-well, they do.-Dan1ury
NeIS.
Out OF sight-A blind eye.-Baltimore
Every Saturday.
Figs are fattcning .-BoSton Post. So are
pigs.-Cinc Thomas.
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Ey Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents & Auciioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
l. BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RIClI-
MOND AT PUBLIC AUCTIUN-By virtue OF Il
deed OF trust from H. g. Arnclt and "fe to the un-
dprslgned trustee, dated the 17ih day o. May,
ST. and duly recorded In the clerks Office of the
Chancery Court Of the civ OF Richmond In Deed
Book 10 u. page 900. and being required so to DO
by the beneficiary. will offer for sale, OH the PREM
isns on SATURDAY the l4th day Of December,
1878, the following property, Mt 81 o'c ock Z. NJ.
1st. The LOT on tic DOrth side of Maiu between
Laurel and Cherry streets fronting 30 feet AND
running back between parallel lines 100 feet, With
q desirable FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
3D. LOT in rear OF the above, 52 by 104 ice', inl-
metliatcly after the above.
Sd. LOT On the west line of Jefferson between
Byrd and Canal streets by l20 feet TO an alley
say at 4 o'clock L. NJ, so much thereof as VIII
satisfy The amount secured under the deed.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to discharge TWO noies OF
$500 EACH past due, and accrued intercs; thereon,
and expenses of sale; residue such terms as may
he an ced ut sale. j. N. GOpDlN,
de 2 Trustee.
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STEAMBOATGEsH
COMPANY'S
JAMES-R1yER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH TIE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

rFPCNpH tHTOT2N.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
at CARRIERS S26 Main street. and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington. and Tarboro': \. C.. aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington d. G., llalnp.
ton and Eastern Shore of Virginia. and regular
bindings on James river. II lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lafey been almost en-
tircIy rebuilt and rcfurnished in elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run OH this route for Many wears.
l.. &. TtTCM. Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
r w NrC,RRrcK Anrui. Norfolk Sef
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Editors Of The Dispatch: Gentlemen,-I
know that among all Of the Eastern nations
1t Is looked upon as unfortunate for the
owner Of garnet to part with IL, the SUI
perstition being thathe will ever afterwards
be uniucky. But what | want 70 know is,
is there any such superstition attached to
the emerGtd
ByansweriDg You Will oblige
PROFESSOR.
December 1. 1878.
ffWhc VIII answerYl
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Ey L. 3. Cook. Auctioncer,
No. 1911 Main street.
NLosING-OUT SALE OF THE LARGE
INVOICE OF
FINE IMPORTED GYMNASTICS, ALhBAsTER
AND LAVA FIGURES, VASES,
TUILET-SETs, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, 9th instaat, at 10 o'clock and
nj night ut O'Clock. at my store, 1911 Main street,
| will sell large invoice OF
FRENCH and BOHEMIAN VASES,
ALABASTER and LAVA VASES.
ELEGANT IOlLET-SETS. ...
BRONZE and PARIAN FIGURES,
CHINA TEA-SETS, ,,
CUT.GLAsS G OBLETS, LIQUORS, aid WINES;
and a great many other rare and valuable goods In
The same ine suitable for presents. The goods VIII
be ready for ex animation on TUESDAY, 81 instant
TO which the att ntou Of the ladies' and the public
Eth 'THE LAST CHANCE TO PURCHASE THESE
GO0DS.
de 6-lt+ f. =. COON, AucllOnefT.
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George $. VasEon {; Soa.
Real Esiate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. north Tenth street.

GROVE AVENUE PROPERTY FOR
USALE At AUCTlUN-SALE POSITIVE AND
WITHOUT RESERVE.-ly request OF The owner
wee are authorized 10 sell ut uubic auction, on
,rITESDAY the 10,h day # ilrccmbcr next; II !
o'clock +. NJ. that BEAuTiFui hESlD PENCE
with no ITn ACRES Of LAND attached. situated
IN Grove avenue short distance from The city The
UNWILLING contains ten rooms also. AIT tHEN
HITuDING with four rooms. The dwelling Is sur
rounded with beautiful shade and frt-irces OF me
choicest varieties. Now i'll the occupancy OF ITO
lrs, or Edmund Harrison.
The attention of capitalists Is called 10 thls SAFE
rs a "a ft and profitable iuve iment.
TERMS VERY LIBERAL: one fourth cash na!-
ance at one. two and three years. for ncGo'lable
noIes. interest added secured by trust deed upon
the above property. c,>-
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs.
man No. Tenth street.
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~ 81 BY JaIacs lf. Taylor &c Sou. r
IL, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,. =
Il oEce corner Eleventh and Bark streets.
fTHAT FIRST.CLAsS BRICK Dwell

THAT FIRsT-CLAss BRICK DWELL
il ING, No. 500, LOCATED AT THE. SOUTH
NEST CORNER OF CLAY AND.: NINTH
STR GETS. aNDA DESIR ABLE FRAME Dwell
LING ON WEST BROAD STREET JUST BE.
You'd THE BAPTIST COLL EGE, FOR SALE AT
,AUCTION.-At the request of the owners we WIN
offer for sale. uDon The promises, on TUESDAY me
j 9th day OF December, 1875. commencing AZ 8
O'Clock =. NJ with that new, comfortable FkAIE
DWELLING, containing SIX rooms, situated on the
,rorth side OF Broad street, second door west Oh
Mckenzie street. here is also upon Inc premises
n fne well OF wafer and n good-slz"d Stable Inc
LOT fronts 80 by lao feet to an alley ABOUT ~ 1ec
wide, ~. ,,,cc,, ,,.
valuable TfiR EE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
No SO9 rs above located. containing Twelve rGon,s
with all modern Improvements SUCH as gas, h'l,t-
room With hot and COLI water, watcr-cosets, sfeik,,
inp-irumpets, Lalr0ba stove, cooS1ng-riEPe, ana
eycrytbing else usually found in frst-class awrli
ing The LOT fronts 36 feet and runs DUCK LOU
feet TO wide paved alley. The central locatlon OF
this dwelling. being within three squares OF me
CAPITOL Suuare aud CONVENIENT 10 all pnollc build
ings and in desirable neigi.borlond, ought IL al
tract the .pecial attentlon Of persons seekinS
frst-class residence.
TERMS One third cash the balance at SIX and
twelve months for nc2O!libc notes, Win interest
added anG secured by deed Of trust.
Possession Of both houses can De given III thirty
DAYS from the day OF sale IL desired. :
:" JAMES 81. TAYLOR SON,
de4 .. Auciloncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

The Executive Con.mittee.-The meeting
OF the Conservative Campaign Executive
Committee, called at the Mayors Court
room Wednesday night, was net held. no
member appearing but the City Supcrin-
tendeDt
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GRUBes & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 1925
)k RENT,
... THE HOT SPRINGS,
OF BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

ROh As1A' -, nm, ,,,,,o, E::I
OF BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
Pursuant 10 decree Of the United States District
Court for the Western District OF Virginia. entered
on the 2lst OF November, 1878. In the maLeI OF
Samuel G.. Tardy. bankrupt. viii, on the 23D OF
DECEMBER, 1878, at II Nj. OF that day, In front
OF the Uuited States custoul-house in the city OF
Richmond. Va. offer ut public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, OF Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes a large and valuable farm,
the hocl. cottages and other buildings nj the hot
Springs, aud the hotel furniture.
1879, and the lease will expire October 81, 1879.
will require I've huncIed dollars TO be paid In
cash, and tie balance OF He rent III five equal In
stalments-ylz., March I, 1879, May !. 1879, July
/, 1870, September l, 1879, and November 1,
1875.
Twill in the deed of lease require the lessee and
his sueles by proper covenants TO protect the lanes
from waste and improvident farming and 10 return
safely The furniture.
IL the highest amount offered mt public auction
shall In my opinion, he Insufficient. shall refuse to
accent the offer. and will lease The property ITi-
vately and II The security offered Is not satisfac.
tory, shall reject the bid
will give any information about the property
which have 10 parties desiring 1t who VIII address
me, Mt any time, at Chatham, PittsYivania county.
Va or meet me in Richmond, at the office OF
MessrS. Ould & Darlington. on The OH or 23d OF
d. cember, 1878, between The hour OF II A. NJ.
and IL II. Of either Of those days.
no 25-3W Assignee OF 3. G. Tardy.
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Shooting Match.-A number of our citi-
zens left the city yesterday to attend the
shooting-match for turkeys, geese, and
other toothsome edibles, to be contested for.
at Hancock's Store, in Manchester district.
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The Concert Io.Night.-The Amateur
Ministries will give concerts at the court
house tonight and tomorrow night, with
most attractive programme and for very
worthy object.
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ryITIzENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
2. w. PICkREI.L, President.
E. u. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits Of one dollar aud upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed on same If not checked OH mort
frequently than two or three times a%eek.
Interest on all deposits 10 commence ten day.
after date OF deposit,
Bank open every day from 0 o'clock 4. n. TN !
O'Clock P. NJ, and gu Saturday iropa T. Al, TN
Pm. 2s.sed
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49, Richmond Bazaar, -
1898 and l440 Franklin street.

r WILL. SELL BY AUCTION ON SAT.
! ITRDAY the 18th instant ONE VERY FINE
FRESH COW. now giving froni sevea to eight gal
de 6.2L - G. C.. BURTON, Aueroneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

By UruDbS q WiII1'lII1S.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. 8.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
yr1HE THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
/ !NC No 1O5 ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CARY STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND Sc.
tOND STREETS. AT AUCTI0N.-By request OF
The Jcyisees of the late DIR. John Mcconnell, We
will SCH by auction, upon the prem. es on FRIDAY,
6 h OF December, At 4 O'Clock z. NJ. the DWELL
ING situated above. recently occupied ny Mr.
John W. Powell.
II has eleven rooms " iih 4 two-story porch In the
rear bathroom, water and gas, and Il Kitchen with
three roumS. .-.,,-
THE LOT fronts 80 feet and runs back to an alley
In the rear. This Is well b,lilt Is in good Or
der, aud il Is situated in Very desirable Neighbour
hood. and convenient TO busin=SS.
TERMS: AT sale.
te4 AuCtioneerS.
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BANKS AND BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1860. g.. ...
RANDALL II, FOOTE, BANKER,
10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

having been for twelve years member OF New
York Stock Exchange and Vice-Prcsident Of Gold
Board, the highest character and experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, God, aud Bonds; also Stock
contracts. such "stradales," "puts," aud calls
OH large or small amounts, bought aud sod on regu-
ar com missions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall street, and stock tables containing
valuable information, mailed on receipt OF Zoe. =
mn 2O-eoily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

The Fire Department Election o. e.D'-
cers.-Thc annual meeting o! the Manches-
ter Fire Department was held "Wednesday
night. The following officers OF Alert Fire
Company were reelected: ID Writ, cap
tain: Philip Browder and A. c. cones, as
sistants; James A. Lipscombe, secretary,
r. p. Smith, treasurer; George F. Abbot
ard William Fowler, pipemen: Frank ..
Sampson, A. {. Jones, and John L. Ash
worth, trustees; L. b. WhitwOrth, sergeant
alarms; b. A. Higgins, ianitor. George L.
Green was elected captain OF the hook-and-
ladder truck. The following gentlemen
were recommended to the City Council for
appointment: A.. a. Waugh, chief en-,
gincer, and Henry A. Jordan and
]. s. MoIes (Mike), wardens. The annual
supper OF the Department VIII take place
before Christmas at Firemen's Hall. Al
though they have but little encouragement,
our iremen seem determined TO keep up
their organization, and to do all in their
power to protect the property OF their fei-
low. citizens. The company freely carries
out its motto" When duty calls tits ours
IN obpyU
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A connects for Milton. NC.
L connects for a eherilic and all roiat, I'm Vv.,,r
North Carolina daily. except SUNDAY
C'onnects for Macon and all b1iats In sou,hyn.t
Georgia.
u connects for Ja ksonvillc and all points In Flo.
rlda. ~
/. CONNECTS for Macon and all points In Sout,ves,
Georgil, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis and
all Tcx-s points. ~
+ connects for Selma, Meridian Jackson, and
Eick-b burg. ''
q connects for Galveston aud ell Texas p0iu.s
Trains from The atovcnamcj roinrs GTrir, ia
hlchmOnd at 4:43 L. u. ami 7:43 4. "
Trains between Greensboro aud salem run daily
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Ora win.-room and sleeping C,-s
run through OH Train No. from New York and
Ric!lmon TO Atlanta. ana on Train No. ) from Nav
York and Richmond to Savannah.
Tickets sold TO all points south. southeast md
southwest and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 3, leaving Richmond nj 3 81
M.,and No. 10, arriving liz Richmond II l:2t 4 VI
VIII have accommodations tor a few >rrrnd-cia,3
passengers. who must purchase tickets before get
ting OH the tram. No passengers will ir nilowpd on
other freight trains. JOHN X. NACMURDO.
- - General Passenger Agent.
7. NJ. Il. TALcOTT. General superintendent.
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r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED A.
Il W, JONES my agent TO carry on the GREEN
GROCERY STORE on west Main street, In the city
or Richmond, to buy aud sell for cash oufy.
w. L. JONES.
DECEMBER s, 1878, de lists
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L,UR NEW o Il K.-The Ola <1fNa
E Dominion Steamship Company's <sssSsss
STEAMSHIPS WyANOKE. Captain COUCH. Will sail
FRIDAY. December 9Th. 1T O'Clock Z. II.
Freight received until IL O'Clock N.
Through bills Of lading signed ami goods for
wardea with dispatch to all points north, south
east. and west; also, TO torci:u ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; steerage, Sc and
So.
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN e CO, AGENTS,
de At Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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DnEs;S. MEDICINES. &c.

DR6 3sS. N Eith Cs h In. &c.
THE PHOSPHORATED COD LIVER
4 OIL EMULSION is a perfect combination of
the purest Norwegian on, PhosphOric Acid, and
other valuable aduncts, is very dgcstbe and nutri-
tive. always fresh and sweet, and rs pleasant rs mix
punch. [no 3Ol l.. MAGN Elk.
DLACK HARNESS SOAP, for cleaning,
ID soften:ug, and backing harness. carriage tops,
SC Sold by rnO 3Ol L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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Dy Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main anu bai,h.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" TRACTS OF LAND IN THE COUNTY 0E,
UENRICO. ON THE CRAlGTON ROAD, ABOJI
THREE MILES EAST OF TIE CITY OF KICH-
MOND. AT AUCIlON.-ln pursuance or decree
Of The Circuit Court OF Hcrico county entered DC
totcr o. 1878, in the case of "Smii! Co., as.
Christian &C." the undersigned, C mini sl0nerS
will sell nj auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
tho OH tay of December, ut IL O'Clock NJ, the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE: .,,n
Firni. Thc TRACT OF LAND now occupied by II.
C Garhrieht lying the rOrth side II the Craig
tom road. containing NINETI-THREE ACRES.
'rhe land IS about one half cleared and the balance
we'll wooded. and lies very prettiv. The Improve
lucnts consist of 4 DWELLING and some out
buildings on the eastern part ot The tract ana
another DWELLING on the western part, aud
should attract the attention of those seeking mar
Ect-r, having been cultivated us such Tor several
Second. The TRACT OF LAND purchased by
Charles Ham IN 1876, lying south of the Craig
ton road, adjoining the lands Of Rosanna Gwath-
mrv. Preston Calvin. and others, and containing,
TWELVE ACE rs. all CLEARED.
TERMS: DHe thlrd cash; and the balance at one
and two years for bonds, with interest added. and
the title retained until the further order OF the court
JOHN A. COKE.
I. II CARRINGTOS,
e. A. r. COURTNEY,
-.. I-,s.. Commissioners.
cprppc @ uIrrrINs kucfinnntrS ro2S
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WANTS.

DO NOT FORGET TO HEAR ABOUI
~ your POOR KIN" TONIGHT. dc 6-1t*
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BY POindcXtcI & Topper,
Rr Dayeunort G Co,

BY Davenport i co.,
Stock Brokers and AucliOnerrs.
Office No. 1ll3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DT VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chanrery Court of the city of Richmond, The
undersigned will sell Mt public auction, on The 7Tli
DAY or DECEMBER, 1873. AT our Office. IN i Inc
ing No ll3 Slain street. in The city OF Richmond.
ut i2 O'Clock ~. for cash. six lots of tEkIiEil-
GATES OF DEBT of the receiver OK me AEM
YORK AND OSWtGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
one Of 900. one of Sl7.uOO,
two of 81 900 each. ~ Il two Of $1,000 each: ana.
iS75 and anpaid OF certificates OF debt OF the re-
'ei'e' Va "'N DAVENPORT & CO..
no 30 Stock iir0kcrS anu .kuclloleeIs.
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.Urrror aLanEs.--Fu.s,re Days.
..rs Richmond Bazaar,
1893 and I440 franklin street.

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON
wv SATURDAY. the 9TH instant, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, 30 head OF
GOOD, SERvICEADLE HORSES and MARES.
suitable for MI purposes: among which are several
suplrfor DRIVERS, To he sold without limit or
reserve. I.iifFs I, t<'Et HOPKINS &c QGlGLE1:'
s q, q. BITRToN A uctfoneer. ~ 49,, de G-3t,
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LOST. sTnAYED. AND FOUND.

ALL PERSONS ARE II E r e \
"A waraed agains; accepting. receiving. or neso.
li4tiug for 4 certain CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
on the 81 st day of June, 1877, for s23. payable TO
F. l.. Van Lew, trustee of the Coored Library AS
Solution of Richmond, or or:cr, which Sail certif-
cate OF deposit has been lost placed by the said
T. l.. Van Lew, and in place OF which new eertlti-
cate has been applied for. +. l.. VAN LEW.
de f;.FStW3L
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DEPARTURES or sTEaanRs.

TOR PHILADELPHIA AND %Ss
A F \ Il RIV T. R.-Sleamer Pho. lssFi7skksss4saas
NEER. Captain PLATT. VIII receive freight for the
above ports until FRIDAY the 9Th Instant At 10
o'clock A. II. j. w. MCCARSICK.
de 5-2t General SDuT hprn Agent.
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WANTED, TO SELL ONE No. MIL
w LER'S FIRE-PROOF SAFE: one NEW
SAW-M'L LII. 5000: one FAY Il WOODS WOOD
Do 6jt* GEORGE q. SLOAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

DOR RENT, TENEMENT 800 south 81
It Third street. CANDLES Hill, eight rooms in III
the front and Eve In the rear building; all con-
nected: modern conyenences.
Also, SUIT OFTHREE ROOMS, furnished Or un-
Furnished. In tenement 72I Main street; separate
bath, closet, and coal-vaut, with exclusive front
entrance. Apply to GEORGE b. STEEL,
de I.4L 723 Main street.
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE NOS. OF
w POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY from No.
10 66. inclusive Address l.. +. s., this Office.
do Eft
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SrOLEN.-sergeant E. n. Thomas, while
- searching house on the LIST instant. found SIX
SILVER SPOONS and THREE FORKS. The
spoous were bought Of II. Hyman. and are marked
sW. H" Tue forks are marked &C. T."
= ANY one having lost such articles can see them by
calling ut the Third police station, corner OF Brook
avenue aud Marsha street. .-
dc So. JOHN POE, JR.. Chief Of Police.
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DOR RENT, FIVE PLEASANTGs
Il ROOMS over the Virginia Opera House. eaa:I
Rent low. Apply on The premises. de 4-ecd3ts
F0R RENT, HOUSE No. 62S, on a.
Il Eighth street near City Springs, recently 81
occupied by w. j. RiddicL, Esq, containing seven
rooms besides brick Kitchen Apply to LOUIS
EFPpI Err, No. 6 First Market de 4-eodl Ms 4
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WANTED. TENANTS FOR TWO
w NICE FlRST-FEOOR ROOMS, with kiTCH-
EN-ROOaf If desired; suitable for Il small family
Apply ut No. 210 north Twentieth street.
dc 5-3tk
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-08-07

We have sworn off from saying any
thing about 0, ?. Whitcolnb, out here
is curious coincidence that we cannot
help noticing. P. A. Gatchell is audi
tor of Wadena county and publisher of
the Wadena Tribune, the Tribune is
for Whitcomb; H. NJ. Atkins is audi
tor Of Sherburne county and part pro-
prietor of the Sherburne County Star,
the Star is for Whitcomb; T. c..
White is auditor Of Isanti county and
part pro prietor Of the Isanti County
Press, the Press is for Whitcomb. It
is queer that all the newspapers edit
ed by county auditors are earnest ad-
vocates Of Whitcomb's denomination.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-08-07

IT is a little too soon to commence
to prognosticate who will be the sue
cessful applicants for the various coun-
ty Offices in this county this fall. Eut
here goes for few random predictions:
/. S. Mudgett, the present gentleman
ly and efficient auditor, will be his
own successor; Princeton elects coun-
ty commissioner, and if B. F. Whitney
consents to become a candidate, we
hazard nothing in saying that, he will
meet with little or no opposition; we
have never heard aught said against
Charles Keith, as Judge of probate.
and presume he will be reelected; the
main fight will be narrowed down to
the three offices-that of sheriff, regis
ter Of deeds and county attorney. OF
course, the UNION has its preferences,
but will support the republican nomi.
nees, provided that, they are nomin-
ated fairly, and are capable men for
the positions.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-08-07

IF the Board of County Commission
ers Of 1santi county were to take, say
$1,000, Of that surplus money belong
ing to the county deposited in the St.
Paul bank, and with it build bridge
across Rum River, at Spencer Brook,
it would be good investment, besides
being simple act of justice to the
people Of the eastern and central por-
lions Of that county. -..s.. f..
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HEY say basely slandered Charlie

Tiny say basely slandered Charlie
Wheaton last week He assures us
that he is not casting ''sheep's eyes, !
or any other kind Of eyes at the audi.
tor,hip Of this county. He don't
know what he might do, however, if
Bro. Dunn, Of the Princeton UNION,
would guarantee to carry the town Of
Bluehill for hun Ek Riuer Star.
We won't guarantee anything, ex.
.cept that, in proportion to the popu.
.lation, there are more liars in Blnehill,
than many other township in the State
Of Minnesota u .84 3,t.s
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AND now it is minated that the re

AND now it is intimated that the re-
cent publication Of the delinquent tax
list is void and of no effect, owing to
the fact that the clerk of the court
omitted to attach the auditors certi-
fica'e to the list as published.-M Min
neapolis Dept Pioneer Press.
lsanti county is in precisely the same
fix with regard to her delinquent tax
list. If, as the auditor Of Isaati
thinks. it is not necessary to publish
the auditors certificate, then, why
publish the list at all. If we owned
land in Isanti county, we would be in
no hurry to pay taxes this year.