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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
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CRANpknnEs--s2 1893 per buahol.
RIoE--Wholesale 81. to7.
sALr-ln barrel, $780, Liverpool In
sarks,$ 1860; Eock Si.W per BacS.
CRACKNHs--Soda, AAA, Gj ANXA.
to G1a Trade Mark, Il Cream 8. GingSr
Snaps 9A to 10.
LEAD-.71so per Id.
SoAr--Oliys. 6isc. perpound; Blue India. 5&
10 Sal Satipet &.iO. G.. 7, Whitem8n
ACo.is Da"ea Soap Worke: Pale Olive, Sc;
CanlbliG, 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturers
Company; q clone, 81; Pale olive, .; Extra
Give, AZ oenia per pOund.
DEANs--4l Sloi4c. per pound.
CANDIrs--star. full VITA Hight VT 10.
CHERsE-slear Spring, he, Factory ID.
HoMiNY AND GMrs--S5dsb5.2 PER barrel.
sAuER kgAuT FOR hail barrel 81 90. !;
PorATonsJ3 80 to SO 10 per barrel. In eankB
VI - D. i6per bnEhul.
Dmrp PeAchGs.-Unpeeled &c, peeisd IL
per pound.
SWEET PorAroEs--G5c. per oushsl.
Coal On.--BelOw are revised quotations. 10
y. test: In barrels is TO 20 cents; cases, 50 20.
CLOTHES PRs--R0Gnd, O0c; spring, 81 ~ per
sUs.
NrAsusss--.& bushel, iron bound, SO 80 per
loles; two-ho0p pals, 81 10; throc-hoop, 80,
uUBs--Threc most, S3.30Igl,6U eight nest
rs; No. !, 80 30 yer doseni 80. 2, 1885, No.
g,l5.
WAsnUoAuua-Wood,8 81 10; zinc, 81 80; Nov
Erh, y2.@GS2.iO.
WILL BGcKErs-si. g @gl.75 per dozen.
PowDTR-iGl per keg of IS pounda; lgh do
S3..6 ga do, MS blasting kegs, H'26.
5uoT--Drop, bag, sG.ib, buck s. 40.
hACERHlL--No. barrels, slO; half-barrois,
a5.5Di hIts, Il pounds, o.; No. 9 barrels, 50.
CANDY-Siios, @hc. "a pound. Fancy, ID
10 ?ic.
LYs-Concentrnted. s4.05as3.25.
hors--sisal, " In. basis, lOho; cotton, aCo.
ERsuAR--Per gallon, 20G3Uc. Apple, 20c.
WRAPrlNC PArHR--Rag and straw, 400. 6Uc.
STARCu-iaGil,c.
TOBACCO -Lorillard'B bullion grade, 5S Gil.
max, do 81.
JuGs-Wo quote II TO II cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii 20 II cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 10 lSc perlb
TALL.Ow--ln barrel, AZ in cake, sc per h.
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yer. We quote
Tho state or Trade.

A whole chorus Of merchants pronounced
trade dull, and tho aggregate sales far below
yesterday. There must OF necessity DO dull
period now: Country folks are entirely too
busy 70 come to town. and won't do II unioss
thsy havsA load Of cotton 10 fetch along.
Grain u too low and hard to eell TO turn out
thslr wagons for that, besides Dsllas Ia too
windy aud dusty 70 DO agreeable an, how. The
atmosphere Of the open prairie IA much bet
tefs and that Of . slaughter pen
MOI much worse. There IL enough 1itl,
n Vie CUTTERS and atresu Of tho towu 10 or.
saniss one hundred plAgusa with capital stocl
~ taksn and paid up sad books Of subsszlp
lion closed.
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ALcouoL--s2. 80 to $2.i0 per gallon.
WursKY-Sweet mash, u .25@DSi.50; sour
uash, 81 .G0ns5, according@lage.
WiNEs--C laret, In Gaze, 8l56uS4; C6tawba,
per gallon, al .lO6&2; Port, per gallon, 81 30 a
aS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 2O@SS; Madeira, por
$50.
CHAMP aEE--Cooks, la baskets. SlsNq2O
ileidsleek, In basket, e2S; Krug, In basket, BIZ;
Domestic champagne, 3lODl6.
ALr-stock ale, per dozen, 2.l6d,S2 sos Por-
ter, per dozen, s2les 30.
:. BOrrLR RERR-St. Louie quarts sl2, plnta
sla 60, Budwiser, sl? pints Ills 80.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. I'VE hays
been selling Swlft's Syphilitio Specific 10.
years, snd regard 1t superior to anythin
known 10 science, for the diseases for which
1t Is recommended. We have never known
Of single failure.
8. j. Cessels, Townsville, Ga; l.. II. Greer
Il Co., Torsythe, Ga; liant, RanklH 4 Lamar.
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton, Saniuels & Rev.
nolds, Atlanta, Ca; Daniel q Marsh, Atlanta.
Ga.
ATLANTA, Ga, July A, 1874.
We have used Swif,'s Syphliiic Specific in
the treatment of e0nvicts for the last year.
and believe Il Ia the only certain remedy that
Will effect q permanent cure for diseases for
which you recommend it.
GRANT, ALpXANDER q Co.
$1,000 reward will he paid to any chemist
VINO will find, on an,lysis of 100 bottles OF
5. S. s., one particle of msrcury, lodide potas.
SUM, or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the Swift Specific com.
pany, atlanta, ga, sold oy George T At
Kins, Thompson, Schott q Co., and W. IL.
Patterson.
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OAK soLs-LGATIIER--OvOr 20 lbs, 40c; do
under 20 lbs, 39c.
HEMLoCk SoLE-LEATHER Best Buffalo
slaughter. 30c; good do, &c; best Matsmra as
zoo good do, &c; good dam god, 25o; poor do,
$50.
OAK HARNRss LKATHKR--No. |, 100; do, No.
IS.
HRMLoCK HARNESS LRATHHR-NO. l, $751; do,
No. z, 81.
Uprra-French calf, 81 20 to 80; do. klp,sl 10
f)Sl.S5 per pound; American calf, 900. GSl ID
do. kip, G5c.@sl.
CoLLARs--Duck No. l. per dozen, 5000.
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Ton Hrc sad ami Lonely.

And IT'S all on account Of your Indigestion
BROWNS PEPslN TONIC furnishes tho
stomach with tho active principles Of dipcs
ton, gives tone to the sy' TEN and cures dys-
pepsia. For salc BY lToyt \ Coffin and w
Howell q Bro., Dallas, and by ali drusg'sts In
Tcxna. ' -
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Hive st0cn.

CAfTIK--Confed, $l5 TO s22; grass do year
lin. o, t5iASS; steers, from to years old,
glhGl20; barn COVE, SI6@Sl5.
ilnGsEs.--Ponies and sheep b25 TO $40. Plugs
so to $40. Farm stock $50 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy Sl2j to SIS.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules. Rats $50 to S6j. Medium sos to 500.
Extra draught 500 to $3.50.
Hoes-On foot, iSihc. FOR inferior toprima
gorkers.
MUTTON suRRr-They are qnotable aEs2 .5O9fS
cor head.
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iold, silver, other than the trade dollar,par.
The Cotton Market.

Excessive gross receipts continue to climb
higher and higher, and are not much under
$50, 900 bales over this date last year. The crop
In certain to 20 over O, 100 900. II Is simply
enormous--the largest by four or Eve hundred
thousand ever raised In America. The plant
ers are 10 be congratulated, they have sold
over three. fourihs OF tho crop and 1t ls
now In tho hands OF spectators ami
spinners and tie planter In prime condition
10 sit back and cnjoy thelr nghtlng II out dur
Ing the BALANCE OF tue summer. As useful as
Is cotton, and NJ had a. the world wants Il. It
Is an easy matter 10 50 beyond tho law Of de-
mand aud supply, aud there is immediate
danger orour doing that very thing. II wont
take bat one more such Increase In production
as this to send tho price below cost. Indeed
II IL doubHuiii the Bpindl-s Of the earth oaa
uso up G,O),cO) oalcS before new crop Ia
thrown upon thsm
or COURSE the markets are depressed under
these existing s,a,c OF facts. Tncy could not
reasonably DO eXpeated 10 bo oth.rwlso. The
news TO day ia aho1turon q par With yes,a.-
day-dull, drJopH oroif ~ all pOlnn. seodls-
patches nlg,wheie. The gross sales gwen yes
terdny were i1correcl. Insload of SO bales
being turnod loosn the Fmouat was ueNr 200.
These co.soaa havc been accommodating IN
Dallas warenoutea for several months aud
held on aceornt Of planters. By ingenious clas-
styling end exposing loOs straight lists good
advantage for theowners was obtained, for q
Lat will Alwsys trrg more ,hnu few bales.
We ro,e the market oull and nomlnal, but
continue yssiersay's 1gmes with the ssm,
rcmask tnst ihsy as ha;d to rcsllso. Re.
ccip.s today 100 ba'es. G,o,srecclpls ior The
Bcason 1850. or 600 abort OF this dslc las,
yer. We quote.
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MEDICAL.

-;lraleC k>l ~, y Nau. ,su, 40 ,,,,,.,-,-
ami gilt biad,ng, e cents, same in pane,
covers, y cts. Manhood, 10 Gems, Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlct, 5 cents--secarels
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
s'7 - Charlas Street. st. Louis, Mo.
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aueARs.-We. quote: Powered II ~; Crnahd,
max, tiranulaiOd II STANDARD A 1919 White
extra 06s9A extra 10 TO -; Yellow VS. to w
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow on;
choice SIC; prime i5iG, tair 7hc.
MoLAssEs--Lo risianR oholce 0c,.prlme Ole
JAR to good 45@yS0c.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAooN Long clear sides 9Js; short clear
ga. Breakfast bacon nhc.
bay aAlT--lOng clear stue8, D; short clear
Ok.
HANS Plain sugar cnred ,l01i; cGnvasscd l0A
LARD There's, llA; half Oarrei, ll@4i TO
ais 5 to 10 pounds, l21a; pounds, u.
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Vlour, arniM nnN Iany

FLOUR - We quote City Nuls from new
whea, as follows: XX, 4 20, Xxx, Q so,
X&XX, 500; Choice, - 20; family, mons.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 5000 XXX, 50 10
14XX, ; ID; Fancy, 10 TO $40; Patent, "a %.
ErR-ln sack, 81
BARLnY-45c. per bushei sacked, loooe 80.
BHAS--We quote Mt 9Oc.
aJEsT BAes--sccond-han In good order, .
oeuta piece.
CoRN MsAL-On track large lots i5c. In the
store, johbinglo lots soc.
OArs-Newi Texas 81 Ji.iOclromwegoni i5 TO 80
In store.
WHEAT. No 2 old, 0Sc; No Snew, s5@Ssdo; No
,tl O5; Not new, 75@SO, Rejected, e5@7i; No
l-sGe. 5l96SO; Mediterranean, No 2, 10; 10 9,
0lNI5ci Nicaragua, nominal, tOc, but mos want
% by Texas mllerB.
CoHN--s5 TO 80 cents, loose err.
HAY--PralrIa. loos, from wagon, 80 to 6la per,
ion;- iiliett, do, 81 to SIC. From store. prairie
balrd sl3 Fsr ton, Mlllett, SIS. Prairie baied
In car (oI, el3 per ton mes on boald.
Wequotr: Chopped corn, per TOO pounds,
US chopped corn hnd ostR, per 100 pounds
81 30; chopped barley, per 100 pouud6, 81 a
crashed corn aud cob, per lCO pounds, SOC
corn brsn per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham -FOUR
0ii cream meal, 81 80; hne bolted msal, 20
bushei, 4ic.. hoInmy, per 100 pounds, . .
gifts, per 100 pounds, - 2si corn -four, por 100
pounds, 81.
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HInEs-- Dry lint, ~ pounds and upwards 10 to
l3l5cts; .ry klps, free OF CRUDE, il C; grubo
kipa iic: wet saitod, 7ac, green butcher
hides, 5L.c.: All .Hmage,i, wet or dry,
half price; deer sklna SOC. sheep skins from
Ihc Mb0o eRch,
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Lingering leucorhoca or whites, 50 common
among females oil over tho south, are lmmc.
distely cured by tho uso Of English Female
Bitters. ltmakcs prompt curos of oil female
weaknesses, belnga newer failing iron tonic
and uterine regulator.
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Poultry and aarne.

raAtsrs Cutc ssss-.ys quote AT $50. apiece
SouinRKLs--Per dozen, toc.
CficKENs-We quc.e S2s5 for spring; for
grown, ~ so
Turk gYs-- We quote SOC, 10 81 apiece.
DuCKs-For tame, zoe; wild, Is To 200 apiece.
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GERMAN aIlLxr--We quotea 81 90 per bushel;
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Whoslesale
~ TO cents per paper.
CottOa--At the OIL hii'i,'S6 per ton.
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r,sl, rad GsArcrs,

Fisu-l2Ac, pCr 10.
pNsrER3-rcf eau 81 conls for Baltimore, 10
MaitNsordas, G5per Berwick bay.
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Caet, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 10 20 cents per hundred; brass,
s. per huu1rcd, cpppgr, 80 Fer hundreds zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Oogeos aua Vons.

CorFns-Blo, common, licj fair, Ii; choice,
l5ADlD, LsSuayrG, 10, Java, esGSlo
TaAs--mpcrlal, FROM ab@l5c. per psundH
ctN,oc
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CcAL-lndian Nation, IS % per ton, doliv-
ered.
CoKR-to ccnta per barrel.
woop-onk, hlckoryano nah 20 10 to Z 4 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing a. the
rates OF Is 90 20 eco per cord.
CnARcoAL--65 GEMS per barrel.
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NNfkAN'i hNNsN HNNNAi NNh NN.ta.
WlwCLg--(SGrvN.)- IA wholesale, Si3 moi,
seti Il Slo. 49, @ gs,eh, y s1,9,.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. .-Bprr's Iatcnt, 9PlS,
slp and $40 ior plain, 81 lo aud double pan.
nols.
SHAFTS, - a q, 90, u $3.50.
Poles ~ 81, A Sll.
BUuGirs. -.B end utrlng, $40; A eiue epring,
si5. Strictly A phactone, Slj0. Carriages,
s-6S. 1outlemcn'a driving BUGGY, aide bar,
$780, Ito speeding, sp1. End sprns, strictly A
vlis; top.opcn els to SO; aide pting do, sii5 90
lsj, Jump.ur 9eats do, Sla3; platform sprin
do, SlpU, three sprlsg do, 800.
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Dallas Wool Market.


Fine, "a; medium, 22;. heavy, zoe. Bla
bury ana dirty, 8 to 10 cents oil.
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Little mock CLANS ana clam chowdcr, Of
Joseph Menczor's.
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Canine l::..liossls.

Eaas-s to-pcts per dozen.
hur1An-Northern 9Sto aSi Texas 70 TO $50
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4 fasAonns--s pounds, u IS, : pounds
AK H'sgsA's''-' 'ss.a'. q IS, pounds.
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CUnl md wood.

sroKss-From 2 to tx Inch, per set, xxx
ielect, %, XXX, s2.7b.
sAwrp rsLioss-.ix 70 sx, - per cot.
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Commercial exchange upon all points par
OK discount.
Sterling sight 4 50 to 81 80.
Sterling, 60 days, ~ 10 to 81 So,
Francs 800. sos to 5l5.
Marks 90 to 05.
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25

BY .. Thompson Brcwn'
Zeal Estate Agent aud Auciioneer'
llls Main street.

vy,KUsTEEs SALE OF TWENT1-FOUR
l. BEAUTIFUL AND nESiMABlE ob bytS;
OF wAsHlNGTnN AND WtSf Oh pAkh
tr,,stre In deed Of tiusi executed bN james ~
uaray and wife on the 2S'h day OF August. 1873,
and nv virtue OF decree OF the Chanc.ry court oI
ibs city Of Richmond, entered July 3. 1850; ~ me
suit OF Hardy trustee ~. Godoin. trustee. FUNK.
and Others heng required so 10 DO ny the parties '
tercsted- SHALL on
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1881.
commencing at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ. sell AT public auc'
fiou on the ~ eInisfs. all that portion of me pro-
perry conveyed by ssid deed " trust ara ocn go ~
above. and now occupied by Mr.. james &. Harny.
The land Is sub-dvded into lots. rs VIII oe s"o""
by plat Oh day OF sale ,.s,ror,s
The attention Of capitalists wishing investments.
and also OF persons Of smsll means desiring IDt TOT
homes is espcc tally invited 10 this sale NJ pvt ~, %
OF our CITY is more rapidly impr wing IMAM .nis ~
caHty which IL IN the direct line oi the $500
growib of our city. Purchasers Say conhnen NJ,
ex pect speedy returns on investments iia"e ]" ''
locality. ,,.o a., six and
twelve months. the purchaser giving us ntt".,sue
noe, for deferred payments, and ME ielained WI
m ali the purchase money Is paid ana nee orutIe"
by the Court a. X. toI INH'' MI OK
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctoneer. nn 20
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By 6ruLbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer'
Eleventh street between Main ana banN'

TRUSTEES SALE OF The THE F 'pol'
VERY VALUABLE FOUR-sIoRf IhVN
FROST STOKES AND WAREHOUSES; No 4, ~ u
IL. 10, AMI ~. s!IIATsEp 81 p hheTTw rn9
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, At AuCI,'oO az =,
AZ trustee under deed of trust dated ,ne lo ~, ~
Deceu,hcr 1878. and duly recorded. nno a,9 Of ~
r.c,ea nv decree of the Chancery Court OF isi.h
,noud IN the case OF Watkins ~. Lancaster @e"
viii sell BIZ auction. upon TIVE premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1851,
., I O'Clock p. NJ. the FOUR TENEMESlS III "'e
:. Lancaster Block above referred 10. .o,,
Ths - tsnemt MS were erected In lcon a en. gay.
four stories above The cellar, have iron Iron.s,,
counting with fire. proof vaults, holsters, anu
every modern convenience, and they are III All re-
specfs frst-elass buildings. A., ,.,
The Iocation Is Just In The centre OF me ntavy
bns,uess of inc city, aud convenient TO the various
depots, exchanges, &c. -, l.. 80 ,,,or, q, II,
The city TO he preferred TO this. ana IL Is therefore
recommended as a sound investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash: bianc, AT one two'
and three years. wi h Interest payable stmiannu-
ajy, The deferred payments to be secured by deco,
of trust upon the property; but me purchaser VIII
have the privilege Of paving the whole amount In
cash II he Should desire 20 10 90.
ISAAC n. CAkRINGTON. Trustee
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.
nah lZ.2taWt MhZ3Nid
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n.ash of Mr.. John r.. Crow.

uuo WAC RECENTLY MARRIED TO MISS SUE W.
urBARp. OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
Mr.. John Il. Crow. managing editor OF
the Baltimore Sun, died suddenly Wedne>-
day evening; AGED fiity.niDe years. lie had
seem "a feeble for several days, but had at-
tended TO his editorial duiies through the
day. Shortly after O'Clock +. NJ. he was
abont 10 leave the Sun Office To go nome 10
dine. when he was seized with SUDDEN
faininess. which caused bim 10 SIT down III
his chair, and he asked that "a WINDOW
be opened. Great prOsiration ioi'o"eu'
attended with nausea. Medlcai aiu WAS
summoned; but reaction ala not 'aNe P''Ve'
and AZ soon as il was ascertalDed tDat us
illness was serious be was removed 10 D'r,
num,.. and his family were az once nOtlned
and were soon in attendance at ms oeds'ue.
He never rallied, nor did tie entirely regalb
consc,ousness from the time OF MS nrst AZ
tack. He died at about baIf.past O'Clock.
His remains were removed 10 MS la'e resi-
dence, POI west Hoffman street. Inc I'M
mediate cause OF death was cerebral apo
pIexy. He bad been an invalid Tor years
fIom q complication OF chronic disorders,
hut preserved remarkable vitality an0
yiyor Notwithstanding bis ili-beaith. AS IA
Z onrnalist he had many valuable qualities,
and he was known as a man OF pr0bity and
integrity. ~, Co.
Though married three times Mr.. Crow
enioyed but five or six wears OF welded life.
In 1915 be married Chloe Ann Boucher at
Georgetown. This lady lived less than q
wear. leaving son. In 1855 be married
MARY f. Owens, of Cecil county, who died
in 1860, leaving 4 daughter. On February
]. 1881, Mr.. Crow married Miss sue W.
HUBBARD, of Buckingham county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25
by Robert II. Lyne'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

T ARGE. wELL-BUILT. AND NEKn
LVALUABiE WAREHOUSE PRopERl
LOCATED ON LOWER MAIN STkETEr, g.
tOKNER OF LESTER STREET, AND NOM ~
CUPIED BY MIR. W. II. CORNELL A. A SIEM'
merry, &C, For SALE ny PrBLiC AmGnddV no:,-
ttysiy 10 seIl / shall offer for sale 10y public auc-
ton. upon the premises, at Az O'Clock L. M.' on
TUESDAY THE 29TH DAY or MARCH, 1881
the above substantial WAREHOUSE, long ana
welI. Known as the H1skins building ~ mas ihree
fronts-yiz . on Main. Lester, and water streets
The building located MS i, immedintey OPPOSITE
The Steamboat sheds aud wharves and convenient 10
Tho Richmond Chesapeake and York River railroad
and Others should make II attr ictive Tor I heavy
storage business. The building rests uDon sifOng
Stone foundations graDie front. &C.. aud covers TIE
whole lot, which Is z0x7O t,et culverts gas, wafer
&C. special aud particular attention Is called 10
the sale OF this splendid building.
TERMS Will be one NTH cash: balance upon
credit Of SIX, twelve, and eighteen mon lbs, nego'
tiabe notes and coed of trust SIX per cent interest
ROBERT Il. LYME.
NH 2J Auctioaeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25
ny Robert y. LYME,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
l. SALE OF 4 pvsIRABLE AND iMrk sSD "A
FARM IN uENRICb COUNTY. Foul, NIX
HALF MILES BELOW The CITY; ADyVlNINu
THE LANDS OF GkDRGE TuKSTmic AjTC-
CHILDREY. AND OTHERS, At fCn ,an,, Court
TION nv virtue OF a decree OF the Circut t"" ns
of Henrico county. pronounced on tne ,nd.rs g
20 re- Drnker the undersigned. appointed spec'a,,
commissioner thereby. ans III iurtner !, rc n
,rst deed from Drinker and ais. dated fh Maron'
is7e. and duly recorded in Henrico County Coup, n
viii ufer for sale at Herrico county VI"
FRIDAY. MARCH rs. 1881.
a, I O'Clock r. NJ, the FARM above mentionea ne
ing the tract OF ano SHOWN as The former
of MIR Joseph Diinker. II contains 2Zt Sz-h,vu
ACRES, with very good dwelling, NUMEROUS Iii T'"1 r.
out.houses such as barn. stable &c ana lies W. Ina
adtons the lands of - formerly e.: iurneI an
o. nm aud others. This Is good n',e s a Will Of
can be easily improved and mace 10 sie'' "'
corn. wheat. oats. &C. aud twelve
TERMS One third cash balance ~ SIX amI and
mon, h.. NEGOTIABLE notes. SIX per cent. aoueu a.
,,i rn,,ined mill whole Of the purch,se-inoneS Is
sid and a conveyance ordered by the tOur,
fa'" anu ROBERT Il. LYME,
mb17 Trustee ana special Comml,lontr.
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ny George II. Pc'ndeS'er'
Real Estate Agent and lnc''oneer'
1909 Main street.

-.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
u HUNDRED AND THiETy.TW%Ss IN, Ms.Mnini ~ IS
I,ANn on RROAD-STREtTko,n.tpr ~ = nv an
xnIsTu or RICHMOND AT AUCIIoS::I,,o.',y n s",
horiy Of decree Of the Ch,ncey o5, 81 he
Of Richmond. entered February r. liz re-. J. n.
W,cshsm and ais" aud Arnisiead Wa,rer ,n vs
Robert AVIS the undersigned. as spcc'a' eo''''
si0ners thereby appointed, w'li on
FRIDAY. MARCH rs. 1881,
between the hours OF and O'Clock II =, M, aid de-
vrhc .uc,ion on the premises the ianu w s s,nrn
cr.e m. nuoued. consisting OF l3z A,nES pW,ItsES
FARsfING LANDS. with severs, ~ me Brsos run
and frentns HE i,lrSmo"d OPPOSITE
~ .pr,n Of Thomas :. DicsiB. ESQ. Inc salu ana
s . mar, of The Hopkins tract. and emlia tnse
,ortlon on which Is situated Mount oh'e' meeting
house. -, -, ..t.,ca On . credit of
,s.s, .oa tnrre wears the credit payments 10 he
cy,eneed by nesotisble notes, with Interest added
md ti,le retained I'LL the whole Is
s'n,s WV ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
Pa'"' JACKSON GUY.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
.h,a special commissioners.
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Mr.. Phil. Maurer, l0i Hill street, Troy,
\. Y, writes: Last fail was attacked with
a severe rheumatic ailment. and suffered
great pain. tried ST. Jacobs Oil and was
speedily cured. Upon the second applica-
tion the pains left, and, as said, in short
time was entirely cured. 1t is cur nome
dispensary and most valued friend.
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Ey II. l.. staple, X Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioheers'
HOB Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LOT, Will
- IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. STU AtED
az TUr SOIrTU SHE OF MATS STREkI Jt Il
ABOVE MONROE PARK, Bl AOCllON'-Nc
Will sell. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. ISL
at az O'Clock l.. NJ, that VERY Ilt>ieALt LOl
fronfing al feet on the sou side Of Man street b.
tween Laurel aud CHERRY streets. aud running bacS
between parallel lines 1874 feet 10 an aeg IN COM
mon Is feet wide, with SMALL FRAMED
BUILDING and stable thereon.
Nowhere in the city is property more likely 10 IN
crease In value than in Thu sccnon.
TERMS: LIBERAL and announced az ale.
H. l.. STAPLES & co.
NH "a AuctiDatcr-.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER

RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1881. I
The parties interested are hereby notified that |
have Iixtd on TUESDAY the Goth day OF Anri
1881. AT O'Clock NJ. as the time, and my office,
on Eleventh hetwern Main and Bank streets. IN the
city OF Richmond, Va, as The place. TO execute the
foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS.
Commissioner.
A. X. COURTNEY, D." mh ll-Fiw