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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE

and KITCHEN, with other ont bousos !, mood
BARN, GRANARY, CORN CRIBS, WAGON
SHEDS, &c, all of which are situated on a beau.
ttul eminence. Spring water about one hundred
yards distant, also We'll near the door of the
Dwelling. '"0
AT the same time and place, will offer for sale
my Stock. IRAN, Hay, l first rate Road Wagon,
| Plantation do, Wheat Fan with Screens. Gear
Farming Utensils of almost every description, Set
Blacksmith Tools, with other things too tedious to
mention:
The terms for the real estate will be one third
oil the purchase money in hand, the remainder in
seven equal annual payments properly secured, the
1l1le warranted unquestionable for the personal
on all sums above S., the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; all sums of SIS, and under
the cash will be required. Sale to commence at 9
O'Clock, A. M. J. c.. MYERS
Augusta Co., June 25, 1916.
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A FINE ESTATE
EN- MARKET.
ToEcnfcHts conslst pam
I'D UF.ELLkNG HOUSE AE2

with all necessary out houses, Spring house, IIlEE
and Smoke house, large and convenient HB6
Barn with a Granary attached TO it, and an An-A<@
excellent Orchard of choice fruit trees.
The greater part of the tract is undulang, without
being steep broken and about three hundred
IT are of the first quality Of Augusta land.
There are two ncvcrfailing Springs the Dwell
ing house, and others different parts of the tract
which afford ample supply of water. The Meadow
is large and exceedingly productive, and than
an acre OF IL is liable to damage from frcshets.
4 he location of the Springs and the Woodland is
such as to make ii easy TO divide the tract into
,hree farms giving to each abundant supply Of tim
Der and water.
In point of fertility Of SOIL saubrity Of climate, adj
vantagcs OF society and convenience TO schools,
church, and to market this estate is by
1t any in the county and the Subscriber confidently
recommend il to any gentleman who wishes obtain
such combination of advantages for fair
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing is requested to call
and examine the land for HIMSELF and he then learn
the terms OF sale which will be accommodating.
April IL, 1915. MOSES MCCUE.
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w hldii JOHNSON, JOn SIarDer ana John SeaWrlUht,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Sheets, ST., and John Sheets, Jr., admins
traitors of Elias Sheets, decd, Silas Sarah Ca
tharne, Margaret Hannah, Elizabeth Harriet,
William III. H., and Elias Daniel Sheets, infant
children and heirs at law of Elias Sheets, decd,
and Philip Sheets, Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
This cause came on this 22d day of June, 1916,
to be heard the papers formerly read the answer
of John Sheets, ST., one of the administrators of
Elias Sheets, decd, with general replication
thereto and the report of Commissioner Clarke
without exceptions, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, without confirming any
part of said report, the Court doth order and de-
that the said report be recommitted to Master
Commissioner Samuel Clarke, with instructions to
ascertain and report TO this Court the outstanding
debts against the estate of Elias Sheets decd and
to this end that he publication of notice to be
made In one of the newspapers published in the
town of Staunton, for at least twenty days. of the
time and place of receiving proof of said debts /;
and said Commissioner is directed to report the cha,
racer and dignity of said debts, together with O.
ther matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be so stated
a copy-Teste,
n. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
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GREENvILLE, Va, Jan. Is, 1916.
Mr. X r.. SELLERS Your Vcrmifuge gives general
satisfaction. have sold M'Lauc's, Fahne stocks and
others but none give The satisfaction that yours does
b. F. GRAHAM, Post Master.
For sale by E. RERKEJEY
July 2, 1916. Sfaunfon In
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A FAIR OFFER.

nf 1t should fail in any one instance to expel
Worms, which the subsequent use of any other
worm Medicine may succeed in bringing from the
patient, the person from whom mine was purchased
is authorized to refund the money.
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GAZETTE OFFICE FOR SALE,

VEHHE subscriber intending to remove from RocI
bridge CO., offers for sale the Gazette establish.
mont possession to be given at the end OF tho nres
ent volume, in September next.
The OiJce is supplied with first rate hand
PRESS, and good stock Of printing materials.
Papers which exchange with the Gazette Will
confer favor by inserting this notice Correspon.
dents will please address
o. p. BALDWIN.
LExIFGTor, w. May II. 1916.
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NEW GOODS.

TIVE subscribers have just received fresh supply If
Il Graduated Robes, Cold. Lawns new STYLE cali;
Goes, with variety Of other articcs-aIJ OF which
they will sell very low. MOSBY & JAYIOR
St5unton June 4, 1916.
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GOH sumption.

II can hardly be credited that a salve have any
effect upon the lungs seated they within the sys
tenn But if placed upon the chest it penetrates direct
ly to the lungs separates the poisonous particles that
consuming them, and cxpes them from the system
need not say that it is curing persons of Consump
ton continually, although told it is fooshness
care not what is sad so long several
thousand persons yearly.
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G u r L FOR WOR MS!
SELLERS
v . u M ! . U G. -

For expelins Worms from the Human System,
This FORM Medicine has no superior-ifa an equal
in this or any other count,y
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Cold Feet.


SIDE falling off of the hair the other, always
accompanies cold feet. 1t is sign of disease in
the system TO have cold feet The Savc will cure
ry
In Scrofu!a, Erysipclas, Salt Rbeum Liver Com
plant, Sore Eyes, Quinsey Sore Throat Bronchitis.
Piles Broken or Sore Breast, all Chest Dseases-such
ped Hands, Tumors, Cutancous Eruptions, Nervous
Diseases and of the Spine there is probably medi-
equal in the world
PIMPLES OF THE FACE, MASCULINE
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
Its first action is to cxpc all humor IT will not cease
drawing TIL the face free from any matter that may
be lodged under the skin and frequently breaking out
but grossncss, dull rcpulsivc service it begins sof
ten and soften until tho skin becomes smooth and de-
licate childs.
WORMS.
If parents knew how fatal most medicines were TO
children taken inwardly, they would be slow to
to them Especially mercural lozcngcs. called me
deal lozengcs 'vcrmiiugc pills. sc. The truth is,
no one can tell. variaby, when worms present
NOW let me say to parents that this Salvc will always
tell if child has 1t will drive every vestige
OF them away.
There is probably medicine on the face of the
earth at once so sure and safe the expulsion OF
worms.
TOILET.
Although have said little about il as hair rcstora-
tive, vet will stake IL against the world They may
bring their Oils far and near and mine will the
hair two cases TO their
OLD SORES.
That some Sores outlet TO the impuritics of
the system is. because they cannot pass off through
the natural channels of the Inscnsblc PRESENTATION f
such healed UP, the Impurities must have some
other outlet, it will cndangcr life This Sayc will
always provide for such emergencies.
RHEUMATISM.
II removes almost Immediately the Inflammation and
swelling, when the pam Of course ceases.
FEVERS
In all cases Of Fever the difficulty lies i'm the pores
being locked up, that the heat and perpratfon
pass off II the least moisture could be started the
crisis has passed and the danger over The All Heal
ing Ointment will in all cases Of cvcr almost instantly
unlock the skin and bring forth the preparation.
SCALD HEAD.
We have cured cases that actually dcfed every
thing known well the ability Of fifteen or twenty
doctors. Ono man told he had spent q 500 on his
children without any benefit, when few boxes Of the
Ointment cured them.
CORNS.
Occasional use Of the Ointment will always keep
Corns from growing. People need never be troubled
with them if they will use il.
As A FAMILY MEDICINE
No man its value SO onr as the stars roll
along over the Hcavens-so long man rcads the earth
subject 10 all infrroites OF the 1cshso long as disease
md sickness is knownjust long will this good ONT
ncnt be uscd and esteemed When man ceases from
N, the eartn then the demand will! cease and not till
hen. JAMES McALISTER & co.
Sole proprctors Of the above Medicine Price 25
,cnts and 50 cents.
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R A | l. R O A D.

VIRGINA.-At a Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Augusta County, held
at the Court house on Monday the 22nd day of
June, 1886
William Johnson, John CARRIER and John Seawright
Plaintiffs
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NOTICE..

TTNIiE Partnership of CRAWFORD & Cochran, ex-
Il pres by limitations the LIST day of April, 1916.
Crawford takes the Stock of Goods hand, and the
debts and accounts that have accrued since the LIST day
OF January, 1916 Cochran takes the debts due the
LIST January, 1876, and will pay all claims against the
late firm. We respectfully request old friends and
customers to make aymcnt without delay.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
GEORGE NJ. COCHRAN.
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Headache.

The Salve has cured persons of the Headache O
twelve years standing, and who had regularly every
week, so that vomiting often took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache helped with like success
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LES OF THE FACE, MASCULINE
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.

Its first action is to cXpe all humor IT will not
drawing till the face is free from any matter that may
be lodged under the skim and frequently breaking
10 the surface 1t then heals. When there is nothing
but grossncss, or dull rcpulsvc service begins so
ten and soften until tho skin becomes smooth and
licate as q child,s.
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Foreign Imporaations.

LoSpoN-fer ship Vctora-4ssl bars ncn Boorman, John
ston co-5a cks soda ash Leel5 do ink Ross-l0
mdse Pckersxl 4 co., do Jonan-l3 Louter 4 VIII
mer-s Duncomb Bechwth-2 Laurence, Murray Migrate
Boring Z White Mile: Psnam-3 Cohen cos Stone
1i1 cks Moorewood Cell Yyse co-3l . Is5 bbs
Eison.2o ks NTH K 1hugar-isJ Thorburn-s pkgs
Msils,t OILS sloansy3 h..1g..i Wright. stursi:
pkg. Hoadey PheIps6 elephant eth Nj Carey cos
DO lnglasIs p ga Pete-2 Richardson Matson-a
Runckett-2 HaDershaw Jones-2 Fellows & yan An-
dsie-i3s pkg 3eks Meyer eo-T e fin 4 Bradley
10 pkf Cohen.ii LINES Braces kegs % cks bags
s Hsr, NJ MoIiso9-a hashtal F,hsr-i Smith
Alliston col Jones son-i Jafrey Son-I5 j
Celes-22 Iarnell cos Watson-i0 Des Arls Hen.
son200 bskts bxs uchman-60 chalk JGrswod
IA cks Bass-<o pkgs 10 bis Cos buffalo snsl2o cks
COL brs 76 chests tea m bags 20 bbis berries M elephant teeth
tn nr. Ar
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By Last Nights Southern Nail.
= AuDnra Esh 2S--gid schrs Vietorv Nav York:

ilton, do.
BAL5IMo... Feb a-An bark Ida. Hsllst' f9n B9.ss..
ana. Williams, N Orleans. Sid brgs Mary Ana, Benjamin
for Jamaica but anchor off North Points WhH bsa
NoRFoLx, Feb s!Arr bark Mary, Morris FIN Portland. 4
Europe Cid brss Xiianssh Psts 81 Cro,x Bssssy
Brevooy, Sp West !ndies Cocmbo Lufmsp, Gsstalosps
Fawn Rogers York Bid schrs Henry Frnnkn, beeIe,
York; Black Hswk Ysadon for the Rsppshanaock sad. Il
Hampton Roads chr Hope Potter; 10 days from b Thomas
brig SHALL q Haven. recently wIechsd a ssisadoes
York Chantielesr, Dyer Boston, Ban, Halves. New York
LapwInR, from Boston, -
PHrA Feb i-Arr schr Eueline vangilder, New
York; Asxsnder Bell Haven Below, bries Conso, fu
0.leans; Tamadgs Hartman. I'm Matanzu Cld bsigs D
Palm Hall Hsax; schr: Genius Ingeisoll. York; Col
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oes.. Asalsd SSs Of =. s:s ss.!sy r.. ss e,
IA s.: e: .. H:s
% ;:S,' s;
and the erin9 on the fen With the ntss
ns 90 e and a. the
Baos rss Az . :a D
Rs.ss; Cor from wi,ssss MOI Psn. Ss,k Asn.
ssas S: ssa a' FL ss s: a:
5Ss
9GlS H s.s Ms Res,a Berry
JtcR'osyiLLk Feb Is-Ar sehr Patriot, Purchase New
LEwIs, DELI Feb. From our Cons.poude..l-Ths 70.
caf men aiken from the seir on Hog Isl
and The officers report that vessels were dns.sd or
pssEe and peiswsrs Bays Big Vaur. G Jsso asd seSr
Dw; FL brs. S. ssssI ssS m. Sss'
Maanas came in yesterday afternoon and are now lying N
MAIAsonD. Feb ,Ia rq,, brig o.s,,n. Hurd e. Nc
h III ~ s,snss
N.w BEDFORD Ess a,-ArI ship essj Tuehs, s.pds, ton
NV Ccss, tHe "Whsrmen); schr Solomon Roosevelt I'm
Nsw LONDON, Feb a. Arr .ehr Metamora Sanders. Eon
.es: Howe. "a s T1S
S,sss ss JOLT Msns ss P IS
scors yFant and Nimod NYoL for frovidence also
81 this porl which carried bowsp bboom. &C. Lost
ss Lac
from Boston sehrs nockand. Briggs. from York. Bangnet
sns o ssP e AsI 9I Uso
Lowry from Nojsaas Tamadss Hartman from Mssa' sss
spsa wSsss sainoes
PoRTLASp Feb 22-sd brig Emsine Churchill, Cuba ~.
Ss Gs HsS sss i RSos: R.n. Nc
Sy. peysiea. s:vsansh; ion. s:as:. ss@sr; H,v,a.
slooos usqn epaus ndner Nswnk NJ; Charles Stu,gis
WORK; Teeumseh, Ash, do; Jsno Alers, do CID BRIG
W'lde: Walker; Edsecomb. Msianras Sid sloop Moses
SAVANNAH. Feb ss"cld gr ship James Can.d. wrll:ns
haiyspoo brig A9c;ss shsrwosd Nsw Yo,. ;chr Ann
waiting Br Princsss Chaotie Nichols Liverpool; br v
xnia Brown Do. d Merl. Cave waiting; Br joseph G.
R:rd VILLAINS Lyspoel b Ea:sssh 9acHas
Br Erin, Conway. do Dr. Phopopto: Jones, dol Sterling
Saunders waiting; TsnsIlsns Hspdsno. dol Merchant
Drake. dos Defence Davis. DO; Devs?s.gr. Pattsn writing
Acadia. Mckenzie. DO; Davenport KIk waiting S.Ih'
GG;sT:1: s.h
,s E:%ss ~.'t.s; P;l:
sTs YES n.%ss S.si:s
go:eph Tinahs d,scbG Votafs. IhcrncXss; 90; YIN
Newport; Balance Frost Boston Iowa. Bachelor. Baltimore
AHS yss VIZ
Iulla Parker Boston, Virginia. Hall Baltimore; Ceres Tar
0' WnMscroy Feb 2e-Arr sehr Bst.vi. Park Cuba. Al
vim Trindsd Ga brig Splendid shachford. Bsrhsdees
ny M ~ K cb..,. w.on III
in company with brig Pensaeola, 6weetasr, Portland
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MARITIME HERALD


Cleared.
sSss SeS. ;,a lissS cs.i Co.
S.G M.;.ns scsss,s T;;sS. Co.
BIS 5sSs Coed ws.S
s s f:ss s s$i ksS$1:s SSs
SEN Marie: J0sa.,sa. Bs,inoIs. jSIn:;e Lowdeu
ss. Sss:h ss%ss f fs
s Sch, b bsss%s G Gssat Ns.insia p.
Arrived.
Ship yie.,iI s:sIl' from London Dec 9. with mS.s e
gull from 81 Domisso for Boston 20 DAYS out jan lat
N4 Ion 81 large ship with loss Of standing
Ship Charleston Brown. days from Charleston, with
ship Cstharas. Crane days from Charleston with cotton,
Bsrs E.., sssrS s sn.nss days .o" Ne.
So was in So pIny with ship hilah. Hammond from Or
M.atp.lisr. ssaekpo.. - day. from Orleans. with
BIs Msa%c,s Gale, Aesl.sheoa. cotton sd in
sy Yt Ssd lat 10 Ion IS spoke brig Sea. from
1rs Dsirc Porter days from Charleston with cotton
-:.l .s: sT ss *: ri: ss
chains and rudasr The par Of her cargo had
aa :f s:ssa vi sss:s sy
u, s:H. s:: .S s,
ca a .s HI NJ :: ss sh ;ss x s9 s.:
to Benton. Sid in company with schr Thom" Baker.
for York.
schr L.Pelle s:spsr tof Thom,.'9 DIX. from Py;
Cape Hats! expssncsds severe gale from sE-io deck
scsr cstIs rins Jane, willis days from Suffolk. with
shingles - .
Robinson. Washington Nc with naval stores to
Schr Cinderella sewel sewell. Washington, NC. with
schr Peterson Thompson. firm Newborn. NC. with naval
stores.
schr Florida Cosrsen Newbsm NC. with naval stores. to
l. Mitchell.
schr Frederick g Fnnegan, CLAIM, from the wreck Of
brig Harriet. with logwood, spars, &c.
Soop Oliver Davidson Cornell from the wreck OF tho brig
Harriet, with log wood.
Below
y ship; bark. 81
Sailed a8eM4A
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Pork Trade.

The packing season in the West has ended, and by
table, taken from the Cncna Gasette Of the 10Th
stant learn that the amount saug htered at nine
houses at that point 264 49, The wagon railroad
and river receipts, amount - 500 sking the total
number packed at Cincinnati for the OF 1885,
267 Asa being increase the previous season. Of
1882 or IS per cent. The Gazette says:
1--WE received from Kentucky this season. about 900
head moro than reached before from that State in
any one years which accounts tor nearly whole
last year, fact that is corroborstive the
statements heretofore made that fewer hogs had
pissed the Cumberland Gap this winter single point
than passed last The gain here them to the
Of 10000 head is, Of course, loss at other packing
points.
We annex, for present and future reference state
ment of the number OF hogs packed this point each
season, for period Of Ia yearsgving also the price
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
CHURCHsS VEGETABLE LOTION.

HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradicannG Eruptiou
"A the Face and Skin particularly Piup!ss, bosches
letter, sunburn, Rngvorns Frsckes and Cadnecus ~
The of the Lotion for short tune VIII etea
the skin and establish complexion sold in bosl
- each at No lee Bowery corner Sprng sets sls
bv Mr.. Hayes 10 Fu,np sfreat. Brookvn 70 lssn
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
1UST rUBLIBb ED, TRANSLATION from the Frsneb en
titled TIE Parisian Secret selPrese!vatioo perte
security against Ssxu Diseases, upder all circumstsnc
without the If medicine any dssgreeabls necey
universally understood and employed BY Of fashion
Paris, Londca snd other l.,ssp e, Isn A,,A, Nm
Number Fscty Of Msdci1e Of Parl Rhyseisn 70 =
ysasrs. Hospital, Knight Of the Legion Of Honor 49, ~
Hue Dc b. Honore -, Paris.
Puhlshsd BY Robert H. Dumont, Legal Deputy for Dr. Id
baum, lso Washington street Bss Price es1 esss z
copy-two COPIES foe 81 All orders should be addresses
PAID, 70 Robe, punont . above . x.: 4
Fulton street; Philadelphia Colon Adisaee, in the AScs
Chesuut street.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!
spurious edition Of this work has issued BY
PsbIi.hins heq:s BycAdw;y Oca s, u: ssess9
sSR SEw. YoRk CITY, lei FIJI LION 81 EET. I'll
genuine work has the title page those worlds Sgd
Robert H. Dumont, gai Deputy for Dr. Lbanm. ~ Was1
ingon street. boston, and contains The spuriou
edition these words aud oulv u LEAy
ING OFT SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT NATTER. BEWAR1
OF FRAU Dis! and buy only OF the SOLE A9ENTe, ~
Fulton No other dealer POSSIBLY sell the genuine
1mRr
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New ORLEArs-Bak Rose stsndsh-to, sacks corn Everett
Hattee30t bbs pork 31 hhds sugar Robert Wiiams-1
ties taow Kent Kinnen Col0o bills lard talow Head
Hop ock-l0 hhds Young, Hsw kins Co.'S do Nor
len &Canyerse-203s sucks T II 9ioson-6 bills tai
low Esus5 ties lard u bols beans do lard Edw Beck
Rnupsrs. 90 bales cotton Cahoon Kins Co.'S pigs d
Saynolb bales cotton Bssow Pope-ia3 bags it'll
Conkn-sso sacks corn w H Tsfon-i Dor pkgs hhds
to order.
Championship Chsrleton 33 bales cotton, Sprague
Robertson Co.'S do Henry Colt Co-W rice, De.
peyser Whmarsh0 bales cotton, Mr. Swif-<0 tierces
rice, Ltverich-3 do Taylor Merri-3o do John Bo.
dne-33 bales cotton, Atwatsr Muford-0 do yarn,
Uadrrh3 cks old copper and old chain. A Jones1 Dor
mdz Benedct-l Dol James Hunters pkgs mdx Harper
Brothers-4 do Wiley Puinam-2 do APPLETON CO.
2pkYs mdz. Mease-i do mdz M Wiley Colo bbls
w Marshali b1s Townsend Bros-I cs Limerick i BIZ
L.bsreisrT1 Dbl Ranhn Daryss Co.'S phg, KnowGn
Pedrck-l do Victor Duckwitx-3 bxs Wiley Putnam-
br John Weed- BIZ Comstoek3o bis Burck Mysr Son.
20 bis Underm-i BIZ Horiei hx Cars Pope-i trunk
Col Anderson Col Hubble Thatcher-7l empty bbs
Vassal Co-i0o do Durham Dmon-3 bxs A Comstoek-
30 empty beer bbls ID Jones.
roN-sAip Ca'harinetT bsles Colt Co
80 do A Avenll i Co.'S Taylor Rch-l9t Mis-73
Smith Lord--7s n Colt Cole w Phips-32 bs yarn
Lord Warren, Ssser 60 do N Underhill-3 cs e
Iiesson Co.'S sscist Bechsr COLI bs yam L Tn.
AraLAcHrcoLA-bng Metsmors-s, bales cotton hoxes
rolls leather Harbut Co3s bale, colt On Collins
Carhart-S5 do Holbrook Nelson-iH Collomb slu-IS
Bronson-17 Talmaa--s Center Col bbl Brirrs
II Dor ksg Woodruff boz Ashy, Pool Coz bblsT
Miles do spodord. Tilestou Cot do MascnI do
9rdsl-s bozss ssbacss TalmsnSs bales cotton 70
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TEAS AT AUcTioN-Imported IN the ship T0nQuin.-
Terms-Notss ut six months
Young Hysono3 half chests at IL cents per h. l55 do
80 ~ do %, 1871 withdrawn.
Hyson Skin 300 chests at ~,
Oolong-- half chests 2si: 20 do 27}; ISIS do %.
Ningyong-7s half chests Isl; 1924 do H.
Souchong-l02 half chests l7s 234 do 49, TAO do and
liz chests Is.
REAL Estate AT AUcTIoN.-Lot No. Mangin street,
2s by 100 feet $a2oe lot No IS Edrdge street IS
81 feet 3a50 story brick house and lot 1874 w. 2lst
street 23t 1921 feet 5000; story brick house and
lot ia Allen street, 30 by SIT feet 1880; story brick
house and lot 40 Sullivan street. rs by 100 fset $1,000
story brick house and lot in Clinton street Chriss
cottage house north side Of 9th street. avenue
Lot l6a feet by half the block $20o0 lot N side of Ora
mercy Park IS feet front by half the block $3O00 lot
adjoining size $2950 lot 22d street. Of the
above siEe $3.50; lot Sd avenue corner Of 2tt
street, % by IS feet $4,000; lot adjoining size,
$4,000 do. do $1,000; do dol $780, gore lot L. corner
of 81 avenue and 42d street. 80 feet latter $780,
on 42d street. between and Sd avenues $450 lot ad.
Joining, $50; do do. $3.50.
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8aIes or Htoc Iks mt Horton.
g u III M E IL CT A l.

New York, Wednesday, Feb. 23.
AsHEs.-Holdes are firm at - q 81 OCT for Potts. and
at 81 Is Q - slf for Pearls.
BaEApsTurrs-The change II any, In the market since
yesterday Is 50 slight that it would hardly justify
tee.
Corroy.-The sales ye.terday were 1900 bales. and
to-day they up $500 bales All through this we elk
there has been active, steady demand shipme nt
and the Arm position holders have assumed has in
measure abstsd 1t. To what this sudden demand IL
owing cannot but presume the falling of in the
receipts OF Cotton at the Southern ports and the firm
state Of those markets. is the chief The market
ia ahead Of our extreme quotations at present
II,
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