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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

PROF. BASSET shout forming his Evening Glasses for
the ensuing at his residence 4s Broadway TINS
inc given full satisfaction To those pupils whose vocation and
busreS prevent them studying he's convinced the IN
,,ruciut Of The efficacy Of his me,hot 1t been
tested and has never Jared to siye satisfaction hoe
who wish 10 JOIN dieIen. classes will please call ile
diaiey. number 10 each class wl De limited
For particulars inquire at his residence $50 Broadway, rsi
door in Grand bei-.e A. 81. and AFTER p NJ.
sens 9yv & 3,yeod. ~ u Ia 6Sc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-07-18
fE1aWS1ElHls9S SlAJhlso

by virtue of the provisions of two deeds oil
~ trust, Gone dated the 9th Gay of June, 1913,
and the other dated the 9TH day of July, 1913, }
executed by John Grimes, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Pocahon-
tas county, the subscriber as the trustee therein
named. will, for the purpose OF raising the differ
ent sums of money specified in said deeds, pro-
coed on the 9th day of August, 1914, to sell to
the highest bidder, at public auction for ready
money, at the front door Of the Courthouse of
Pocahontas county, in the State of Virginia, the
following tracts parcels of land lying and be-
ing i'm the "Little Levels" in the said county of
POcahontas. adjoining the lands of VIM. Edmiston,
Samuel ID. Poage and others; TO VIII; one tract
containing Gle acres, and another containing 81
acres, being all the lands owned by the said John
Grimes in the said county.
The said lands are considered very valuable,
and the title believed TO be unques,onable, but
acting as trustee shall convey such title only as
is vested in me by the deeds aforesaid.
WILLIAM Ii. TERRILL.
June 81, 19i4.-iw
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-07-18

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, on
Wednesday the Bird day of June, lSI4--
Henry Blakemore, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Robert Erwin, Robert Curry, Robert Nj. Kyle,
and William Wolienbarger, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert Curry not having EN-.
tered his appearance and given security according
to law and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habtant of this co,umon~ calt On motion or the
plaintiff it is ordered that the said Robert Curry
appear here the first Monday in September
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be published in the Staunton
Spectator for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse Of this
county. copy-Tese,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
June 81, 1874.
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VvMstce's Sale.

gSI virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed 10 Hugh
~ }. Crawfor by Abraham litteh, bearing dats
the 26th day of January, 1913, (and in which
VIM b. Crawford was substituted as trustee, by
the said Litten, by written agreement under seaI,}
and recorded In The Clerks Office or the County
Court of Augusta, for purposes therein mentioned,
shall proceed TO sell at public auctions to the high
est bidder, Tor ready money, on Monday the 22nd
day OF July, 1914, AT the residence Of said Lieb;
certain Tract Of Land, being the same on which
SAID ltten now resides, containing 16fl Acres, he
The same more or less, and adjoining the lands OF
Heo. PATERSON Henry Berry, Lewis Mowrs,
James Black, and Robert Snapp,
Also, one negro Woman slave called Molly,
ABOUT 'huty years old, with her increases any
ner son Washington, about ten years Of ape.-
Also, negro Woman in the possession of Sam
rorsyth in The county Of Botetourt, about thirty
years old, with her five children, and ihcreas, /
any.
The tide to the above property is believed |,
be perfectly good, but shall convey such It'll
only as vests in me as Trustee
/ June 90, 1914.
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A DO OH A n DMI@I3o
CABINET-MAKER AND UNDERWATER
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of Deed executed to the undersign-
- ed by Ezra Fishburn on the l2lh day of
March last, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of Augusta County. for the purpose therein
mentioned, shall, on Monday the 29,b day of
the present month, proceed to sell at public auc.
ton, for ready money, work Horses, milch
Cows, two Calves, | four horse Wagon and gear
for four horses, large Ploughs, double shovel
Ploughs, and some other farming utensils. Also
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture belong
ing to the said Fishburn-and also two-thirds of
35 acres of Wheat, and of acres of Rye, raised
by said Fishburn on the farm of Judge Bald
win.
The Horses and Cattle will be offered for sale
in front of the Post Office in Slaunton, and the
remainder of the property at the house lately oc-
cupied 6y said Fishburn, situated on the farm of
Judge Baldwin.
N. II. TROUT, Trustee.
Juiy IL
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Commissioners Sale.

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, rendered at the June Term, 1874. in the
case OF Shank and al VS.. Shank's ad' mr. and al,
shall proceed on Thursday, the LIST day OF Au-
gust next, TO sell on the premises to the highest
bidder, at public auction, Tract Of Land, con-
tanning 80 acres, adjoining The lands of Solomon
Bowers, Adam Long, and Benjamin Weller. a.
bout two miles northeast Of Mt Sidney in Au-
gusta county; about twenty acres of this Tract of
Land are cleared and in good state of cultiva-
ton. The Improvements good Log House,
Kitchen, Stable, &C., and very excellent small
Orchard. 1t is presumed that persons desiring 10
purchase will exam inc the land Tor themselves
Terms Of sae--After deducting expenses Of SALE
the balance in G, i2 and i9 months; bonds with
good security 10 be taken for the deferred pay
ments.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Comm.
June 81, 19if,--5t
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TRUST SALE

VpY virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 II. i.
~ Crawford, by William Jones, bearing date
on the 20ih March, 1913, (and in which Vim. b.
Crawford was substituted as trustee, by the said
Jones, by written agreement under SEAL and
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, for purposes therein mentions
ed, shall proceed to sell TO the highest bid-
der, for ready money, on Thursday the IIth
day Of July, 1914, at the residence of SAID
Jones. certain Tract or parcel Of Land which
the said Jones purchased of Abraham Sill
ling and others, heirs at-law of Jasper Sill
ling, deceased, which will more fully appear BY
having reference at the Clerks Office of Augusta
County, and containing 1856 acres, be the same
more or less, and adjoining the lands of Lewis
Mowry, Henry Berry, and others. Also, the folE
lowing personal property, to witt bay Mars
eleven years old, bare Mare about six years
old, brown Horse about eleven years old, l
grey Horse about l6 years old, iron-g:ey Horse
about four years old, BAY horse Colt about 8
years old, Il iron.grey Colt about 8 years old;
sorrel Colt about years old, and all their increase
if any; 5 Mich Cows and Calves, Heifefs
three years DID, Steers three years old, Yeaf:
ling Heifers, and their increase, if any; 26 head
OF Sheep, and their increase; % head of Hogs,
and their increase; l Wagon Body, bows and
sheet. with four of gear complete, sels
Plough Gear, Mccormick Ploughs, 3 Shovel
Ploughs and Single Trees, Harrow, 9 Beds,
Bedseads, and ali their cloa;hing, 10 Chairs, 3
Tables, Bureau, / Book Case. corner Cupboard,
l Safe, iron Kettle, 3 Ovens, 8 Pots, 2 Skilets;
Washing Machine, some barrels and tubs, and
every other article Of household and kitchen fur
nitute in possession of said Jones. Although
entirely good, ! shall convey such title only al
rests in me as Trustee.
WIN. B. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
June 90, 1914.
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wEXER's CAVE
COURSE OF STUDY.

WILL be brilliantly illuminated with the usual
w number of candles, Thursday the Stb
August next, at liz A. NJ. Good Music will be
provided for the occasion, and every effort made
for the comfort of ysiters. Tickets, one dollar,
with the privilege of taking i'm two Ladies.
The subscriber believes that all who have an
opportunity would see this enchanting scene, if
they could but have an idea of its grandeur; he
would therefore confidently refer to those who
have seen it, and if all concur in pronouncng it
the most singular, sublime and magnificent won
der in nature, come and add your tesiimony-for
"Who that beholds the foam-white steep,
Where waves in petrefacton sleep,
Feels not Illusions magic powers,
Transport him TO enchanted bowers
" hat marble forms in Parian mine
So fair as these bright pillars shinel
Or where in fairy grots are found,
So clothed in beauty, filled with sound;
Such broad ard polished sheets Of spar,
AS sparkling here with gem and star,
Dependent from those arches high,
Attract and fix the raptured eye?"
j. MOHLER.
July IL, 1S4i.--lt
~ Richmond Wing and Enquirer, Harrison.
burg Republican and Register, Lexington Ga
zet,e, and Charlottesville Advocate, will please
insert the above three times.
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Commission Business.

rENfIE subscriber continues 10 sell Flour and
other produce on commission, and for the ac-
commodation of his friends sending produce per
Rail Road, he has established house immed-
atey opposite the Fredericksburg Depot, and has
n Warehouse on the Basin Bank for the recep-
ton of produce per Canal. TO his friends send
ing produce by way of Scottsville, he would say,
direct'your consignments TO Ii. +. Frye, who
will receive and forward TO me free of charge to
the owner. My charges in every case are as mo-
derate as any regular house the city, and no
charge of drayage on produce sent to my address.
JAMES II. JUREY,
Basin Bank, and No. 1876 Main Street,
ShockoeIlil, opposite the Depot,
June 81, 1914. Richmond.
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"A LIS OF L f. Il TIE RS,

b EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, at Stanton,
~ Va, July LIST 1914.
A-John Alexander, VIM. Anderson, Garland
Avis, George Argenbright.
B-W1l. r.. Blair, Nancy Brown, Fancs
Bell, John Brady, Thomas Bradbury, b. F. But
Ter, Sally Bridget, Mary Bateman, Elizabeth Fl.
Brown, Amos @R. Ball, Isaac Brown, Thomas
Bryan. George w. Baynes.
On. Cupp, James Coyl, Capt. Conner, John
j. Corum, Magnus Crawford, Ann C.. Curch-
man, Polly Chewing, Stage Contractor.
D-Thomas G. Durrett, John w. Duffey.
E-Margaret Eldridge, John S. Ellis.
F-Eliza Fontaine, VIM M Fishburn, Alfred
Fshburn, Enos S Farrow, Fanny Feggns, VIM
FishbuIn, Ferguson, Lovey Fitchpairick.
G--David CARRIER, VIM Grove.
IFS A Holmes, Francis Hibling, How
ard, Bennett Halter, Christopher Hupman, John
Hundley, r ID Hill.
John ID Imboden.
K-John G Kohlkeim, Joshua Kidd, d f
Kemper, James kerns, Mary Ann Kerr.
L-Frances Long. John Landsireet, David La
may, John Livick Jacob Long.
M-Robert Merritt, Nancy Marshall, S G r
Mount, John, u Moflelt, Males Mabee. John My
ers, Mary A Mitchell, George w M Miller, Phil
ip Miller, George Mines, Nj NJ Maury.
N-lsabella Neiswanger.
P-Elizabe,h Powell, James Patterson, ] Par
is, James Price. George S Palmer, WIN Pal.
mer, Alfred A Putnam.
R-John Rinestalgate, Ca,harine Rusmisel,
+ G Rilenour, VIM Rusmisel, Peter Ruebush, jr.
Nancy Roop.
S-Jacob Shuiz, VIM Smith, George Spots,
Margaret Shields, Margaret Smith, Thomas
Spindle, VIM w Swain, John Snyder, Peter
Stair, Rebecca Sterrett, July Ann Frances Staun-
ton.
T-Wm Thompson, John S Thompson.
w-Nathaniel Mode, n + Walker. Thomas
N. Wilson.
ElTy- These Letters will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Office if they not taken out before the
LIST of October, 1874.
&C. BROOKS, P. VI.
July H.
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\ CARD
FOR THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
r.. N. HUDSON, Dentist.

WISHES to inform his former patrons, and
others interested, that he expects TO visit
the Valley Of Virginia professionally during the
months OF July and August. His first stopping
place will be at Big Lick, Roanoke CO., returning
through Fincastle, Buchanan, Natural Bridge,
Lexington. Warm Springs and Staunton.
Persons anxious to secure his services will not
be neglected, il they make Cimmedia,e] written
application through the different post Offices, as
his stay in each place will be short. He will
leave Richmond on the 18th instant, and expects
to return about the middle of September.
July IL, l844.-3t
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Al Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan-
Gerry held for Augusta county, at tho Courthouse.
the 10Th day cf June, 1874.
Stephen Woods and Peter Eckle, pltffs.
John Churchman, ex'or of Walter II. Tspp, decd,
Defts.
And
John b. Baldwin, ad'mr of George Geger, decd,
Pllfr.
The same party, Def.
This cause came on again TO be heard on this
10Th day of June, 1914, on the papers heretofore
read, the report of Master Commissioner Samuel
Clarke, and the plaintiffs exceptions thereto,
which at the instance of plaintiffs counsel, the
Court decline acting on at this time, and reserve
them for future adjudication: 1t is adjudged, or
dered and decreed, that Master Commissioner Sa-
muel Clarke, by notice published in the S,aun-
ton Spectator for four weeks, all the Gre
ditors of said Tapp's estate, and that he take an
account of the amount and dignity of their debts,
and make report to this Court: And leave is gi-
ven the plaintiff, George Geiger's admir-. to file
an amended bill against Robert Harnsberger's,
adm'rs, i'm order to contest the validity Of judg
ment obtained by the said Harns6erger's admins.
traitors, against the executor of said Walter Il.
Tapp, decd.
copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, C. C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-07-18
Augusta Female Seminary

T,HIS School will open its next session on tn.
- I'd of September next in the new and
commodlods edifce now being built for its use
on the Presbyterian Church Lot Parents are
reminded that the scholar is always greatly in
jured in her studies by entering after the classes
are organized. II is hoped, therefore, that there
will bea punctuat attendance at the beginning OF
the session.
TRUSTEES.
Rev. +. MCFARLAND, ID. ID. President, Col
Jas. Crawford, Rev. VIM. Brown, A. Link, Esq,
John McCue. Esq, Rev. p. f.. Stevenson, DR.. a.
Waddelt- Rev. s. j. Love, Jacob Bay Tor, Esq,
Maj. j. M. McCue. WIN. Frazier, Esq, A. s.
Esq. and Rev. b. NJ. Smith.
TEACHERS.
Rev. II. w. Bailey,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Bailey,
Miss NJ. +. Bailey,
Miss Ii. p. Bailey.
COURSE OF STUDY.
ELEMENTARY Consolidating. Writing, Spell
ling, the Elements of English Grammar, Eleulen-
tary Geography, and Elementary Arithmetic.-
Tuition In iiiis course $40 per session of months.
For special accommodation this class will be
enlarged under separate Teacher, and i'm a SEE
parate aparlmeni---but under the same supern-
tendance and course Of training
SECOND CLAss.-Enelish Grammar continued
in parsing, critical analysis and structure of sem
fences, English composition, Geography and A
rilhmetic continued. Tuition Sic per session.
FIRsT CLAss.-Engsh Grammar continued in
its higher branches, Rhetoric, Composition, Com
prehcnsive History. Geography, Astronomy, Ma
tural and Moral Philosophy, the Elements of MAJ
tural Science, familiarly explained and practically
enforced, Geometry, Algebra, and the simplest
form OF Book keeping. Tuition Sl5 per session.
EXTRA CLAssEs.-Latin, Greek, French, Mu-
sic, Vocal and Instrumental on the Piano Forte,
and Guitar and Organ. Tuition in French $40
per session Music either instrument accom-
panied by the voice, $40 per session, including
the use of the Piano Forte Guitar, of the
Parlor Organ. Drawing and painting So
Contingencies TO each pupil so cents.
Every young Lady, on entering the school, will
be strictly examined on the studies of the Ee-
mentary Class, and if placed in the studies of the
higher classes, will still be retained in the Ele-
them.
The aim will he to give TO the pupil, first
useful and solid Education, and then to supply
that which is ornamental SO far as may nc rcqui-
red.
No bills will be chargeabc TO the paren, by the
principal, except those of tuition here prescri-
bed. For all others, the parent must provide J
when he places his daughter at boarding.
Every pupil must he supplied with Bible and |
Porers Rhetorical Reader.
Boarding may be had in respectable families at
from So TO $40 per month.
Application may be made to the principal by |
hose who seek for boarding, and by those fami-
les who wish 10 receive boarders.
July 4, 1874.
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FOR S Az e.

r WISH TO sell, near Staunton, a most beautiful
u site Tor a Dwelling House, and about thirty
acres of land attached to it, part Of which is now
in meadow--rhere it two good springs, the
water of them delightful. This situation and
most Of the ground is within the bounds of the
Corporation. This place might suit profession
al man very well, as the distance to town is but
short. Any person wishing to purchase such a
place may be informed of the price and payments
by calling on the subscriber residing near the
premises. JOHN MCDOWELL.
July 1s, 1944.-1m
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
FROM STAUNTON
To the NORTH, South, East, or West.


OUR regular Mail Lines leave Stanton as fol-
~ lows The daily line TO Richmond leaves at
III a. NJ, reaches Charlottesville before night,
leaves next morning after Daylight, arrives at the
Rail Road at 10 A. NJ, the Junction at ., and
Richmond at 3! p M.
Passengers for the North leave the junction a.
7 A. NJ, reach Washington City at 3, and Bati-
more at p. NJ.
Fare from Stanton to Richmond, only Sc 90
Z" Washington 10 90
Baltimore IL SO
The Winchester line leaves daily Except Sun
day. at | A. NJ, arriving at Winchester next
morning, and Baltimore p. M.
Fare from Stanton 10 Winchester Sc 90
" Winchester 10 Baltimore 5 81
The Self.Defence daily line 10 Lewisburg
leaves at IL A. NJ, arriving at Green Valley (37
miles wesO at sunset. Leaves after daylight,
breakfasts the Warm passing the Hot at ., dimes
at the White Sulphur Springs, and arrives at Lew
isburg at sunsei-connecilng there with kent's
daily line TO Charleston, from whence Steam.
boats run tri-weeky 10 Cincinnati, or continue on
TO Guyandotte by daily line of Stages.
The Wyihevile line leaves at IL A. NJ, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, lodging same
nights at Lexington, the next at Salem, and ar
irving at WyihevIlie at p. NJ. next days-con-
Meeting there with the line to Brownsville and
| Knoxville, Tenn. The fare on the Self-Defence
and Wythevile lines, has been reduced since last
| year twenty-five per cent.
| The Lynchburg line (from charlottesville runs
trl-weekly and the Culpepper G.. IL. line is also
trl-weekly from GordoDsve. For particulars oil
any of The above routes please call at our Stage
Office, Washington Hotel.
GEO. X. SNAPP, Agent
July III, 1914. for Parish a. Co.
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tween 40 and As years of age, with some few
gray hairs in his head-height not recoected,
but supposed to be between 5 feet or 8 inches
marks recollected.
He took with him low crowned white hat,
blue jeans dress coat, and Il pair Of tow linen
pantaloons, pair of coarse boots, and perhaps
some other clothing.
will give the above reward if said boy is
taken without the State. or $40 If taken within
the State. MICHAEL QUINLAN.
Staunton, Va. June 81, 1914.
0j-Thc above Negro returned TO town a few days a
60 with view to give himself upbut it is feared
dssuadcd from it, and probably furnished with pass
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
PIANO-FORTES.

nor some months past the subscriber has
l. been selling his Piano-Fortes at a reduction
Of Fifty Dollars each from his former prices.
He has on hand at this time from 10 to 90
Pianos of different kinds. at prices varying from
$3.50 TO S6OO-as well as number of second
handed ones at less prices. Sold subject to be
returned. If not good. L. p. NASH,
June 10 Petersburg, Pa.
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July IL.
Valuable Land for sale.


TVNH F. undersigned, who were substituted by a
= decree of the County Court of Augusta, sit.
ting in Chancery, in the place of Daniel Shelley,
decd, as Trustees in Deed of Trust executed
to him by the late Chancellor Brown, which is
recorded in the office of the County Court of Au-
gusta, will sell at public auction in front of B..
Crawford a. Co.'S Store, on Saturday the 9th day
of August next, the tract Of land now in the pos
session of VIM. S. Eskridge, Esq adjoining the
lands of Judge b. G. Baldwin. This land lies
about one mile from Staunton on the North side
of the road leading TO jennings Gap. The tract
contains about
FOUR HUNDRED acres.
There is a proper proportion of Woodland. and
the land lies well, and great part Of it is very
e.zoA productive. The Improvements are a
Es!m small HOUSE, BARN, and other out
EA4 houses.
The terms of payment will be sufficient sum
in cash to pay the expenses of sale, and the residue
in one two and three years.
Possession of the land will be given on the LIST
September, reserving to the present tenant the
growing crops, and the right OF entry to attend to
and remove the same.
The title is believed to be unquestionable, but
the undersigned will convey only such title as is
vested in them by the deed and decree above
referred to.
THOMAS ]. NICHE,
ALEX. II. III. STUART.
July A, 1914.
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Winchester, Va, July 3, 1874.
@IhIVINIa Mo lDIR@WNs

0lhIWlAl& Mo BI&0WNS
SUCCESSOR TO MESSRS. WALTER s CO.,
IN the Grocery and Commission business, at
L the old stand, begs leave to inform tn ecustom-
ers Of the House and the public generally, that
he has on hand good stock of Groceries and So
liciis continuance of the patronage so literally
extended to his predecessors. He will attend
promptly to all consignments made to him and
feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all
who favor him with their business.
OLIVER Nj. BROWN.
Winchester, Va. July IL, IS44.-St
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RIO COFFEE.

OSQ Bags Rio Coffee, containing 42OsO lbs.
~Oodifferent qualities.
Just received the above lot Rio Coffee, purcha-
sed from first hands direct from the importers
We offer it to Merchants and other purchasers a,
very small advance, lower than ever offered in
this market, and as low as can be had in Bal,i.
more. WIN. MILLER, g. Co.
Winchester July lift.
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A CARD.


WOULD most respectfully inform his custom
w ers that their accounts will be made up to the
first of July, and rendered to them as early as
practicable, when he fully expects that all will
call and close them. us he is DESTROYS according to
his usual practice OF closing his books every six
months nearly as possible. Attention there
fore TO this notice is important to the mutual IN
terest of ALL
July Is 1914.