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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-19

Agents and Postmasters furnished with samples
and other information application to the pro-
prietors. Canvassers wanted.
Any person is authorized to form clubs at these
rates posmasters will find it for their interest to
communicate with u.s. Samples sent to any adj
dress.
Al letters shonld be carefully addressed.
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AUS u DE maui up by an extra pTbHi on 4 cas-
:. About seven years ago we opened a large
- Retail Depa rim nt in connection with
- our Wholesale business where we distri
r. SINGLE POUND AT THE LOWEST WHOLE
- SALE RATES, TO HOUSEKEEPERS. T9
- accommodate distant customers, we have
- agents in different localities who sell cur
standard goods at our Boston prices. We
want one such agent il every city aud town
- i'll the United States, and invite hTst-class
-s druggists or other responsible merchants
~ to write for terms and particulars.
@f - Under the new postal law we
ARE NOW SENDING OUR FINEST TEAS
80 BY MAIL, POSTAGE PAID ALL OVER TIE
- COUNTRY WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
- Housekeepers living in any part OF the
- country can have the purest and best Teas
"a imported DELIVERED FREE at their near
the same prices sell over our coun-
tz.a ters in Boston
Parties living where have no agents
can order single pound of any kind, as
0a sample, or any number of pounds from the
list below, enclosing the amount, and the
- goods viii be sent securely packed by re
turn mail. Customers should be partlcu-
- lar to give the name of their p. o, County
and State in full.
- We sell no Cheap Teas which are dam
aged or adulterated, our lowest grades at
3;Jc. soc and Use being all pure, sound,
- sweet and strong and good as the best
'-1 usually sold al retail stores for double the
,-N price. Bat make speciality of the eX-
80 ira fine high favored Teas which are al
~ ways the Strongest, most Healthy and
zsss most Economical ouse. As the expense
of postage is the same on all kinds we send
so ON y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-19

The sweetest thing in hats Young
ladies heads
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-19
1906. ORIENTAL 1874.
IT il a GO MI u a NJ Y,
R0cTNM
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS AND COFFEES.

Our business was founded in 1906, making it one
of the oldest Wholesale Tea Houses in the cOun-
try. We supply First Class Grocers and Tea
Dealers with every variety Of GOOD Teas and COT
fees. by the cargo in quantities to suit, at
small profit over prime cost of importation.
All our Teas are selected expressly for us by our
own special agents from the best Tea Districts,
and our customers have to pay no profits to mid
dle-men.
We deal EXCLUSIVELY in TEAS and COFFEES,
selling no sugars or other staple goods at cost
bats" to be made up by extra profit on Teas.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-19

W. ~ 5O.f tEsts ttsfsA tftN1Ss pttsttV
according to directions, and remain long
Qnweil, provided their bones are not de.
stloyed by mineral poison or cgher
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
1I1s;FIon SALES -Tnia nay.
A~c-~~---
= BY ". aoddin,
tAsctionecr. and Real Estate Agent
CORNER Eleventh aud Bank streets.

,v,RrrsTEE's SALE OF TEN LOTS,
N sgs sEH H25 aqs sibNaY
IN9; TfxoM GROVE STREET TO THE = OH ~
sCfTFFI, ETOWN ROAD, AND ON He E. nSi
AND WEST SITES OF SYCAMORE STEEsEf oads
N. q. shepperd, administrator Oh ID e' h's1''
franklin stearns and others, defendants,
john +. Mosely, who sues, &C.. plaintiffs
John 3. Faulkner and others, defendants: c.,,rt
Of he city of Richmond made OH the 4th day o.
December S73. the undersigned, one OF tt harimp
tees in tho deed of trust therein mentlonsa,
date The 25th day OF January, 1882. anu encas
by John h. Faulkner and wife TO RoDe[L =: sa,I Ut
ter and Andrew Johnslon will proceed 70 Is
b. 1874, at IL O'Clock NJ, Mt the once o.
llngton Goddin, corner Of Bank sI am The TEN
streets In the said city OF Richmonu, ane eved
LOTS OF LAND In the town OF Slohel Io
BY the SAID deed of sTst apa n 94n' sas ga
and 24S or 80 much thereof US may Ne ~
r. nav Of the debt mentioned In the saiu
The 1efendant franklin Stearns ana tHt S,oresI
Of sale The said debt Is nv 15h day of
six per S eeat' per ann oooHpart thereof
Two terms of saje will ne follows foI e. s.s
IN SO much OF the purchase money 10 nd the rrs-
earv to nav the EXPENSES Of snld say soo ~ from
due upon credit Of one two, atu i've Negotiable
the u , a approved endorser for the Of
instaments with interest added lroi, ,d tbp little
ole to rIG maturity Of the SAID notes shall
70 he retained until the whole i've o2dered
have been paid and a conveyance sii"'' ~ :.
by tho couFI' ANDREW JOHNSTON, T GnnSly
Sale to be cohuucteu " So NH 2l-7t
AuctIoneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-Eu,u,e a.
REAL ESTATE ry(.I1 .r~>~--
,,n< BY Grabbs d Williams,
-ol Auctioneers and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and D.,
= LARGE AND GRAM nrrra

A LARGE AND GRAND OFFERING
READ AND INF 70 HRMHi TaEMsEGiA HsEEFrLLY
VIOUs TO THE DAY OF SALE 'Sss PIE
;, ONE H JTI,L III AND TWFETY-rouR Pr,
S GtaGHssTER ~ ket soi IN TIE
ESTATE EXCHANGE IN RfCBM0yhhs aL
THURSDAY the 9th day Of April. conneDc IN
On the day above named we will sell ~ ra...
Of William g. Taylor, Esq. at The Real Estate rs
change, about one hundred beautifully. si,.,;aa.
BUILDING LOTS, fronting on Cowardn a sine,
extended, Taylor, GLASGOW, and Railroad s,rs,s.
raging 33x122 feet Also twenty -four mos, ,. ,s
tiful LOTS on Porter and Perry streets. he, vais
Eighth and Eleventh STREETS, ranging from an
llSa 20 ooxIoo Feet, In the most desirable part Of
The property in the city Of Manchester has mad.
rapid increase In value In the las: two years h.
riod new buildings are going up osly. It's "rnp,s
In prosperity lis unexampled In the history Of VI
gInis cities, and with Its unequalleu water loxsr
and facilities Tor transportation. 1t Ia safe 10 saw
that Manchester Is destined to be one Of the r.,
manufacturing cities In the South. '>
The handsome free bridge, lust constructed oon.
Meeting the city Of Manchester with the CITY OF
lalion, since property In Richmond NJ Tie Nlns
distance from It's busipess centre now readily con-.
mands from live TO REQ times the price Ut which hea
LOTS are likely 10 he sold.
No one having fun to invest can possibly AZ
to do well by purchasing at this sale. ~"
Especial attention is3nvited to the followIuzas
tractive III
TERMS OF SALE, TO WIT: One-rourth cash: bal.
ance at six, twelve, and eighteen months for ueyO.
table notes, with interest ut six per cent, AMI ~
cured by deeds Of trust. And further ans Dur.
chaser may discharge the whole or an, part Of hh
purchase money by rendering In payment any Ger.
tlticate Of indebtedness from The firm OF Me,Sn
Isaacs, Taylor & Williams.
Lithogrsphed maps VIII De Furnished upon sppH-
az RDYail, MaUch.~fs.
or at this Office. GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.
NH II AucTloEt,:ra
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.

ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THR
~ VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
TY, ADJOINING THE CLOVER HILL PITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By the request OF
the owner we will sell at auction, at the Real Estate
Exchange over the State Bank, en- MONDAY ths
3Oth Of March. at IL O'Clock Al. ONE USDl-
VIDED HOIETY OF THE THREE HUNDRED
AND ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND known Il
Winterpock, adjoining or very near the Clover Hill
This property is being worked for coal under
lease to expire in 1898 by the Wn.erpock Coal
Company, the terms OF which lease may be sesa
at our Office.
This property has been pretty extensively worked
and there is new pit, nearly down TO the coal,
with fine prospect Of afroIding an ample suppyof
coal for years to come. ! hese works connect with
the Glover Hill railroad by ra.n-rosd about half
= mile long, and thus enjoys the advantageous
choice OF Richmond and Petersburg markets, or
the northern markets by the wharf at Oebornes, on
the James liver.
The land has on II an abundance oftlmber ard ano-
pie improvements for the accommodation Of ,n-
perintendents and miners.
A plat Of the property may be seen At our Office.
This Is good investment.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 1921 .24,26,2S&30. AuciOncrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

ct. CHARLES HOTEL FURNITURE
y AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request of Dr. Bal ley. the propri etor who
DAY next, the 30th instant, commencing ut ! O
o'clock. proceed to sell to the highest bidder In de-
tail, the ENTIRE FURNIT U Re AND FIXTURES
OF THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL, corner Of Main
and Fifteenth streets. large portion Of the fur
niture Is nearly new, and consists OF one excellent
Curtains; n large number of Chamber Suits, Cham
her Carpets, Mirrors Chairs In great variety; q
large quantity of Bed furniture, such Mattresses,
Blankets, Feather Pillows and Bolstcrs, Spreads,
sheets, Towels, and Napkins; Dining Room Ia
Glass Ware, Cooking Utensils, &C., &c.
This is coed chance for those wishing to buy.
as the sale will be positive and without limit or re-
serve. The hotel doors will be open SATURDAY
preceding the day Of sale, giving al! who desirei
the opportunity OF al examination throughout the
entire house. COOK 8 LAUGHTON,
: NH 2h5t* Auctioneers
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NH 21&2Saap4,11&l3
by Lyme g Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No, 1912 Main street.

HANDSOME FiRsT-CLASS RESI-
Ii DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUC-
Tt0N.-We shall at the direction Of Mrs. Courtney
NJ. Jones. who has deternine1 to discontinue house.
kecpiGg, sell at public auction. The
WEDNESDAY the / 5fh Arril. I S74, at AZ z. II :.
her truly valuable and beautiful residence. located
as above described, aud now occupied by her.
The main house is about SIS by SIS feet, built Of
stock-brick, thr stories above the basement, with
wide hall sihroughout the centre; conttins about
fourteen rooms besides closets, &C., furnished with
handsome marble mai'ies throughout, and all mo-
derp Improvements connected with same. with at
traciiye porches In front and rear Of the hous.
The outer ldlngs, consisting Of Large stable,
&C., correspond with the main house; In fact, all
The buildings we're erected by the former owner,
Mr.. William II. Grant, IN the very best style, who
spared neither cost or care IN the construction OF
the same. -'.e. 49, ##"
4 The yards are laid off With walks, shrubbery, and
shadc-trecS. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put In thorough repair by It's present owner
at q cost OF about S5, 900. The neighborhood Is
OF the best In the city, and being SO centrally
located, offers great Inducements 10 any one qsslr.
ing first class residence IN all respects. The LOT
has front OF 100 by ! % feet 10 an alley.
The auctloBeers wil.take great pleasure In snow
Ing the premises to my one prior to dly of sale,
Terms viii I've very reasonable. ana announced at
The hour of sale. ~ LIME BIO !.
.4g.-... .a. Auctioneers.
NH 81 ,23, 5.2S, 30&apI, q 6.S oil i2.I4&15
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BY James M. Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction ers,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
i OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF FL H !! 3SIRE
CO, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
STEPHEN B. SWEENEY. JOHN BASS. AND
or HEks, At AUCTloS:E by virtue Of deed OF
from William Scott and wife, recorded IN the
clerks Office Of Henrico County Court In decd
book IS, page 144, to secure the payment OF GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned default
having been made in the payment thereof, and at
the request OF the holder OF said note, will pro-
coed to sell at public aucton, IN front Of Henrico
county courthouse, on MONDAY the 9th day OF
April. S74, THAT being court-day) at IL O'CLOCK
NJ, two TRACTS OFLAEp as above located.the
first known as the Pleasant Field Of the New Mar-
ket tract, containing sEyENTY-FOUk AND
ONE-FIFTH ACRES. more or less; the second,
known as Deep Bottom, containing ONE ACRE,
more or less.
TERMS: The deed requires all cash. but by the
consent Of the holder OF said note the sale will be
made on the following terms: Enough In cash to
nav the expenses OF sale, one-haf Of The remainder
In cash, and the balance at ninety 1907 days for ne
eotiable note interest added and satisfactorily en-
dorsed JAMES ID. IA YLOR, trustee.
JAMES ii. TAYLOR & Son, Aucuoneers.
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s,skUUFIOMs&AEE9- -f9tsEa D1Y
BY Moody q Royas. :
Rea1 rsssfa Agents and Auctionecss,
ty;,i1f md seventh streets. Manchester, Va

ftomMrss1o NERss SALE OF TWENTY
SjHaNDsossE AED.sHEhbiTaTluiIh4ILIl ~,
G q EPI h9Fsr kEaTs II fir TuMF u
MaaCHEsTEK:F FOR AALEA ss r h,HIrELicv A A}sT
IIs9 6 SY 81 APKIL,1 / s74. AT 81 O'CLOCK
Msy yt eousty entered at Tie February ter
s7I. An the suit OF Willism Bradley, guardian,
81. ~. Harriet v. Eradley's heirs, we shall, as
proceed TO sell under the anoVe or,
der on ihe day above mentioned, Al the time ana
place T TWENTY VALUABLE BLILDING LOTS:
situated above, nine OF which fronts on the east
line or Tenth streets.
Lot No. 8. on The plan Of said lots fronts th1rty-
six feet, and has a large and well arranged two
story framed building. contaftilne nine rooms and
other ont-buldngs. Fruit and ornamental trees Of
These lots have an average frontage Of thirty feet,
and run back 127 feet 10 ulley ten feet Wide. In
this alley Is spripg of splendid water for the COM
mon use OF oil the tots,
town and near the centre of Inc town, and should
engage the attention capitalists and those desiring
TO locate IN good neighborhoO0. .,>' .sflat a'i
plat of the above described property can We seen
ut the office Of the aucionecrs and Will beexmbiled
on day or sale Any parties desiring to look at the
| and they Will take pleasure tn showing the pro-
1t is seldom that so much valuable property as
this Is thrown upon the market at any one ume. ano
especially invite the attention OF all seeking IN
Investment to attend this sale. -
TERMS: One-fourth- cash; the balance at Six
twelve. and eighteen months, for negotlzoe notSs,
bearing per cent. interest from DAY Of safe ing
title retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid sOChA a,Iss ;, b 81 ng y iSssoN
MOODY & ROYAL. Auctioneers. mh 27-tds
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iRIgHM0FD ,,>,-.--','|-
REAL EsrArEExeHAsos.
No. i1os NAM sraHsr. 60.
SALES EVERY MONDAY Ar IL ,,cro,,,
'Mruuvo,s ~ -.

MENBras or rHE EXCHANGE.
). fE. aassFsso sseDDH' snspps WILLIAMS,
LYME q BROTHER, Hill SeeEE.
RICHARDSON g. Co. " TpoDDtS,
s g.1E Ee1n 90 b BHows WiLLlA1 cDuihiiyc
BURTON, CARTER 4 CO., WmLrAHssn To- 90.
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BY Burton, Carter & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office No. OF Bank street, Richmond.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
signed, trustee, dated the 18th February, S72,
aud of record in Henr!co County Court clerks of
fee %. B. 80, p. 344}, 10 secure the payment OF
certain notes therein mentioned and described, be.
ing required by the beneficiary In sad deed, shall
offer for sale at pubic auctien at the front door of
Henrico county courthouse, on MONDAY the 9Th
day Of April, 1874 at 81 THAT being courtdayls
TEN AND A HALE ACRES OF Land lying In
said county, about seven miles from the city or
Richmond, on the Mountain road. adjoining the
lands ofJohn W. Clash and others. q
The Improvements" consist OF dwelling with
three rooms, and usual OUT houses. The soil is of
good quality, md Welt adapted % the growth ofali
crops raised In this section. Neighhorho2d good,
and Convenient to churches, mills, &c.
TER-SS About 1915 required In cash; and as TO
balance, reasonable credjl will be given.
WILLIAM. HANCOCK. Trustee.
.RuRT0S, CARTER s. Co., Auctioneers NH 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
BY Hill s. Godd.n,
Real Estate Auct,oneers, HOS Main s'reek
ut Richmond Real Ektate Exchange.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, COR
DINER GRACE AND TWENTY. SECOND
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTION
At the request Of The owner We will sell AZ aucson
the Real Estate xchange, corner Main ana s s,IS
o'clock NJ, TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BCiLD.
ING LOTS, located rs above tscited EJch %,
fronts thirty-thrfe feet with depth OF one hunlI
and fty-six feet The location Of tileie lots reaT
them amongst The most desirable on Church w.
the view from this point being unsuipa,sf;n ~
loneliness and variety, commanding the ~nme ~
interest in the CITY, Nice dwellings erected on us
lots would at once command good rent -.
TERMS: One-third case; balance 81 n1 81
twelve months with SIX per cent. interest," ,s'eN'
secured by trust deed. HILL GODDls.
K NH 24-td ADch'hesi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
BY Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets.
..E-l9 Manchester, Va. n'.'s

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, N ERnNT oFTHE G0WRT-HQUSE
APRIL CHAT B sine COURT-DAY,, ] STAT
TX O'CLOCK A. M.--By virtue Of 4 decree Of the
ounty Court Of said county, pronounced at the
December term, 1872 in the suit Of Beazley's heirs
u.s. Beazey's heirs, shall sell ut the place, time,
aud manner above stated, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND wing in the county aforesaid.
First tract contains THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-sEyEN ACRES {more or less, 100 acres
cleared. and the balance In original growth Of oak
and pine; good HOUSE, seven rooms: usual out
buildings; tine orchard of peaches. apples, pears
cherries, Sc. one and half miles Of OLD court
house, Two miles from Halfway station on Rich
mund and Petersburg railroad; land In good heart.
Second tract contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES tmore or lessI, twenty acres
cleared, balance oak and pine; no buildings: land
good; about three-fourths of 2 mile Of Halfway
station. The nefghborbood is rs good as anywhere
In the county. s...-...g.t-5. ..s, Il. .tsrsy i.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at SIX twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes hearipg
six per cent. interest from day OF sale. The title
retained until further order OF the CUR.
1j.,* q ..-.....r -st --- WILLIAM AMBERS,
r. ....,-~ .s Special Commissioner.
NH 21&2SSap4,i1&l3 ...
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7V7HE FAYORITE HOME REMEDY.

IglHE FAVORITE HONE REMEO1'
This unrsyallcd medicine is warranted not 10 con-
,a;u single particle Of MERCURY or any Injurious
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots ana heros "nicn
nm oI.wise Providence his pllced III countries
who're LIVER DISEASES most prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF the liver and
bowels.
sIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR ,.,
for medicine) is emineRtly family medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar In
time aud Doctors bills. ..e..s -. .......
After forty years. trial 1t is still receiving the
mos, UNQUALIFIED testimonials to its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyicians commend II rs the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this anhdote, ali climates and changes
of water and food may be faced without fear AS
a remedy in malarious feyers, bowel complaints,
restlessness, jaundice, nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
It is the cheapest purest and best family medicine
In the world.
Manufactured only by
-- .s.-.....-.. J. II. ZEILIN i CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
20 PIG deod& w3m
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BY Hill Sc Goddin, Auclioneers,
11Q8 Main street.

TWO EXCELLENT HOUSES--O N Z
l. BRICK AND THE OTHER FRAME-ON
THE CORNER OF MARSHALL AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 3Oth instant, at AZ O'Clock |:
ID, we will sell, on the premises. the BRICK
DWELLING al the northeast corner OF Twenty
fourth and Marshall sLreels, containing six rooms
and the FkAMETENEMENT adjoining, contain
ing three rooms kitchen with three rooms; well OF
fine water In the ysrd Lot fronts 22 feet and runs
back 1872. This Is an unusual opportunity for In
yestment. as the property commands good rent.
The neighbOrhoOd ana location are excellent.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six and twelve
months, with six per cent interest added
HILL s. GODDIN.
NH 25 Auctioneers.
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BALTImukE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. March 27.-Flour dull, steady. and
unchanged. Wheat Gull; choice white, $1,000
81. 80 fair 70 prime white, IL. 60@b1.75; choice
81: 80. Corn nrm; white southern, SO@S3c.
yellow southern. s0@S2c: Oats frIner; southern,
arm. Mess pork. $l6gtl6.50. nulk meats
shoulders, 64@6kc.; clear rib, s4@SXc. Bacon
Shoulders, nc; clear rib, 9nc. Sugar-cured hams,
-1S@l4c. Lard, 9hc. Western butter steady and
unchanged. Coffee steady ut 23@24hc. Whiskey
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ny TeleSrapn.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 27-Cotton quiet and nomi-
aal sales OF 2,2S6 bales at 167s@p17ac. Southern
aour steader. heat opened &c. better and closed
quiet. Corn opened 1c. better and closed quiet at
S9493c. for new western mixed 95c. for extra
choice white southern. Coffee quiet; Rio, 24GD
24hc. Sugar Nc. higher, with fair demand. Mo
Iasses quiet and unchanged kice quiet and steady.
@Tallow in fair demaLu at 7as(G7Hc. Pork firncr !;
new. 81 6.80@S1675. Lard trmer ut 9Al9Sc.
Hhiskey firm at 9Sc.
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By Moody & Royal
Real Estate Agents and Auclioaeers,
oa,ce corner of Seventh and Hull streets'
Mnnchpster, Va.

s.a.r
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A GOOD
u BUSINESS STAMP SdTq HiITE DsfhR Te fHs
CORNER OF EiGBSTrHfn AN IN H THE PREMISES,
81 sHTGRbAX THE 2sfH EAY v' of M a 81,
1917, tha Circuit Court of Chesterfield county
c crte at the November term in certain
suit therein pending styled Robert 7. Farriss ct
js re Julia A. Farriss ct ais, shall. as commits
sione9. sell In the manner ut the. time and place
above mentioned. the LOT situated on the CORNER
Of Eighth and Hull streets. The lot fronts % feet
on. said Hull street and runs back - feet. There
is building on the premises containing SIX rooms,
barber This Is considered one Of the hest business
stands, being corner lot centrally located and on
The principal street In the town. Also. small
house and lot Immediately III the rear Of the above
described lot. Parties seeking good investment
should not let this opportunity escape them.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance al 6, l 2, and
s month"; for negotiable notes bearing 6 per cent;
interest from day Of SALE the title being retained
until further order OF the court.
: - = SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioning.
MOODY ROYAL, Auctioneers. NH 70
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BY j. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
lIl5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
II MOST REaiUNERATIvE COUNTRY
STORE FOUR MILES. From RICHMOND. On
WESrH 81 ROAD, IN PROSIh TO NV
RESERVOIR, AND SEVERAL LARGE QUAR-
RIESs In OPERATfON.-Af request of owner
will sell on premises, on THU RhDAY, % April; ut
O'Clock Z. NJ, thar valuable STORE In Henrico
equity near the city with FIVE acres ofexceilent
land sever Il houses and due spring. This u one
OF The best business stands IN the county: and on
tine road, and Is very desirable. The location Is
really beautiful commanding an extensive view or
the river and surrounding country. Being VI the
terminus Of the popular drive or the city and the
pleasure boats on the canal, renders the location
Valuable for business stand and pleasure garden
, TERMS: One-tbird cash balance at SIX and
twelve months, With six per cent interest.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
mn l4-2l,2 S,&td.