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The New York herald., 1845-12-10

SEPTEMBER IL, 1874
The undersigned British penr sn,iary has studied
with much interest and attention. the statement marked
Az presented by the American plenipotentary, setting
forth the grounds which he declines the proposal Of
iered BY the British plenpotentiary a compromise OF
the dlncuities OF the Oregon question The arrange
ment contemplated by that proposal would in the est
nation OF the American plenpoten have the effect
of restricting the of the United States TO Ii
mits far more circumscrbed than their claims clearly
entte them to-
The claims OF tho United Statcs 10 the portion OF terri
tory drained by the Columbia river are divided into
those adduced by the United States in their own proper
right and those which they have derived from France
AMI Spain
The former, against Great Britain they ground OH
priority OF discovery and priority of exploration and set
uement.
The claim derived from France originates in the treaty
ofls03, by which Louisiana coded 10 the United
States with all its rights and appurenances fully and
in the same manner as they had been acquired by the
French republic and the claim derived from Spain is
founded the treaty concluded with that power in the
year 1872 whereby his Catholic Majesty ceded to the
United States all his rights claims and petonons to the
territories lying east and north OF certain line ter
mnang on the Pacific, in the forty degree of
north latitude
Departing from the order in which these three separate
the British plenipotentary will first beg leave 20 oh.
serve, with regard to the claim derived from Frsnce,
that he has not been able to discover any evidence Tend
ing TO establish the belief that Louisiana as originally
possessed by France, afterwards transferred to Spain
then rerocedcd by Spain to France and ultimately ceded
by the latter power to the United States extended in
westerly direction beyond the Rocky Mountains
There is the other hand strong reason to suppose
that at the tme when Louisiana ceded 10 the nj
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From De Nsir-Torl 7rt5lre. of Mare. {. lsl5

CARo.-Ihe subscriber greatly surprised at re-
ceivns b. TIL. mornings mall from Washington print
ed document entitled Memorial OF Charles Gould Of the
City OF New-ferS. in relation the accounts OF Fit h.
Brothers Co. and the charges brought forward in the
memorial OF A. Fitch 10 the honorable the Senate of the
United States
As any attempt 10 suppress pamphlet published would
be van the subscriber thinks il due himself 10 state
that his appended to this document not merely
without his authority but in defiance OF his refusal 10 al
low his nc used 1t is trnc. that former period
he examined the Of MessrS Fitch Brothers Co.
Washington; and III statements Of the memorial
relates the examination, strictly correct, and he
believes public justice that the facts in the
shoul be spread both before the Senate and the
try At the time, his present total disconaection with
any personal In the a while it rendered his pre-
individual action in the premises grnitouS also rem
ders il proper for him dslvow the memorial docu-
ment OF his preparation or presentmeAt
Newly KK. March g. 1875. CHARLES COULD.
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S: Yours OF this day has been receired and a-Feeaby
10 your request Chairman OF tae Committee on Nava!
Affairs herewith furnish yot; with what knowledge pos
IL relation the letter addressed by MI = D. pam
10 the President on the 27tl February -ii, 10 which
allatcd my gepor. TO the Secretary o The Navy Of me
29th April, 1914.
That letter was IN my possession when examined the
account existing between he Navy Department aud tiic'
Brothers Co. United States Navy Agents 4; AaSe!ies
\ few weeks after my examination or the account from
memory the contents OF the letter 10 the ees' oi
my recollection II ! irpln tia! which now copy.
l. commences somewhat follows What uleil-
:ioncd your EAcecucy some Two years >l'ee respect
i Fitch 4 CO.. accuun;S) you Viii ind nlly sHt>'ahti-
ae by statement OF :her account prepared Vy MI
Alien. In another part of the letter he sies IheF
Glitch. Brothers Coz have received, N commissions
and balance interest AGAINST them, something Ike s''o-
Coo sum aouu:.! 10 tearly a. r.aeh the President
the United States receives from The Government i1f Ns
services
In another part The letter he states THE allegation
,ha; Fitch, Brothers Co made charge 10 the Depart
men. OF 81. Isl ~ commissions, not sustained b'
any thing kai l can discover the tcS OF the Auditor
.; S' se SeesraT u lie &sry lie Sr Dalia !r
Your E1erliecy Wal! Perceive that a: charge slay
Fitch Brothers Coz accounts NJ Dakiu ihsn makes
another extract from hit Winders rS;or The OILY breach
nf csulaFy ;ha; tisco,er his been 81 the
par. Of the Government "a not Constantly keeping i agents
" inu1s theet '.,f lJle -oi,'.' 5msa i i
CoagreS> This operated from November. Ei TO iu
all tie OF the Gu4fon with puHcilli.y and cheer
fitness, and ,Als ZINE OF great noley cd distress
,hins like the following language Il wi APPEAR, nom Mr.
Aens statement that the time above mrtIaued tvIr
from November. ieil Ausu.t ic2l Fitch Brothers
Co had tkeir hands. OF Government from SIN
S9OC0 that Your kxcellency Will perceive ,ist thy
Glitch Brothers Col might well all the demands OF
the squadron with punciuality ard estulnrs aad that too
IN 4 time OF great IEoneyet distress.
Mr. y inter. the conclusion Of MS report, the follow
anrulFe The accuracy and regularity of the
reflect the highest credit M agency and the Fourth u
titor Mr.. Daaia in Commenting the above ,enienc-
The account does not reflect credit upon eiihei
urdn Mr.. Wiuder himself
have tins given you to the beSt of ry knowledge the
puor Of the letter from Mir Dakin the President of the
27t February, 1874. relation 10 the Alariles
have The honor 10 lie Your obrieni servant,
Hon. r II. BAYARp, SAMUEL ID. BAk r.
Chairman Committee on Naval Affairs L. 5. Senate.
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W,sHINGrOy March {. 1913.
SIR: In your ofii= 9Th instant have Say
Ia; :ting be such memorial you d-crib
handed the last DAY of the Of Congress
by the honorable Nh Huntington OF senai--Sr H. Sa
iRg substance underoodhim that the eorialist
Of and desired have the memorial
sente ordered lie printed and referred t COMMITTEES
Naval 4 f1irs.
Having SEN SOM noe. Of the matter 10 which 1t seemed
Tell- Indicated doubt about presenting IT. aud Mr.
H. said would of course judge Of the prcprey OF DOING
Tor myself Upon reflection declined present and sub
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-STs., y.

ia The subscriber respectfully informs the pubic tho:
rn he has leased the above establishment and pre-
-H&par,.l accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
very moderate IL hiss beer put IN the most thorough
end cOmpe eIar paalrd aud retted with additional
but soeits the Travelling community 10 visit and give HIM
tra aud Judge Tor themselves that the establishment under
his management deserving Of the patronage OF the public.
The location beng central 10 business, offers Inducements 10
passed hy other house the city Terms 81 per day
per week ~ PROPORTION
The subscriber beSs call the of parties, that
the Assembly Room will BE- TO let tose giving Balls and
Concerts Tor the remaining of the and that the
viii shortly be put complete repair aud fitted
magnificent style lie further calls the attention OF the pro-
sSOna gentlemen of the law that his for aIbtors
and referees has undergone alteration and that he ready
accommodate them reasonable terTs-whch will b.
BY his regulation of room hire.
B.-A selec, number OF Permanent Boarders will be
mo6 sm MINORO s THRESHER.
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From he Gio6t OF .Ncrca :. lsl5.

-tCARD.-., pamphlet, purporting 10 be memorial
the honorable Senate OF United states with the
OF Charles Could at,achcdas the author there
o. was yesterday shown the undersigned. TO the
morH appended letter pretended 10 have been address
ed TO me by Mr.. Gould Unwilling ~ be participant in
any transaction bearing the sighes; semhancc OF dccep
ton. take occasion TO deny III the most positive
having any acquaintance with. knowledge whatever of.
Mr.. Charles Could having received such letter rs
above alluded 20, from him or any other person.
SAMUEL \. ALLEN.
WASHINGTON CITY. March I. 1875
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" ,sHtNGroN, d. G l'!aTch 5tf. 49,
Sr: a printed paTer, purrortirs 70 b. Memorial OF
Charles Gould ii the cary of Ne'y-Yerk rearoa the
accounts Of Fitch Brothers i Co ad the charges bToG ht
ryyaIl the memorial Of A. Fitch the honorable ia-
Senate The United Stairs and purrortin also be s-n-
b Charles Goult has b--a circuai- IN this city few
days past Informed that application made you
Monday The last day OF be 81 Congress- 70 induce
you present SAID printed payer. memorial s. naes
Gould the senate IL IS OF importance b
certified Of the fact thai sDch application made you
and respectfully ri0fm reply tiiis
note whether such application you IN fel.d 70
torlds memorial what lime. aud b. whom and Wheeler
yea declined 20 present sud memorial
am, very especially, your otedieut servant,
4. FITCH.
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oFfioE o. TtiE SECRETARY rHr SEv,.T.
g.. =. -, March = 1915
S "a TslJ To your letter OF the 5h insrrnt have the
loao! 20 iH2'n you that memorial OF Charles Gould of
ls % r".l ork IN relation ;s
eroters - o was Presented th- durn: last
session am respectfully. your obedient servant,
\. rlEcH, ESi. -ASBCRY DICkINS SECRETARY
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q RICHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCH-MAkER and
ga Jeweller, is prepared to sell Watches at re-
,S5,t:u lower than any other house In the city. AZ
he IS constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
manufacturers In England, France and Switzerland. he IS
enabled 10 offer very large assortment Of Gold Watches
from SIS TO 500 each Silver do. from IS 10 $40 each
all warranted 10 keep good timc the money returned
Also very good assortment of Jewelry and Silver ware
very low " B.-Second hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken in exchange bought Tor cash. Watches,
Clocks Music and Jcwelry repaired In the best man
ncr and warranted experienced wOfkne rs low rs any
othcr house In the city RICHARD FISHER, Jr importer
OF Watches and Jewelry. wholesale and retaii, NO. 33i
broadway New-York, few doors above the City Hos
n,toI (nID RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
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CHURcH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCKS.-TllE
" subscriber, who was awarded Diploma al the Aew.
york state Fairs of 1912 and 1873 for the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma for Town Clocks, exhibited at
The Fair the American Institute In October snt now
prepared lis Foundry al est Troy Newly fIi.h
ellis OF from 20 10 lO0 900 made Of the best materials,
nd warranted stand and pleaseastens to them
II uproyed CasIron Yokes with Movable Arms The III
crraSing demand for his ells is the best evidence that can
be given Of their excellence Orders have been received
from the Canadas and amos, al the States and about 100
have been furnished different places the State Of New
York lsom his Foundry. Town Clocks, Lcvtng and sur
ycyng Instruments Copper and Brass Castings &c &C.
OF ia. ANDREW GESEELY.
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s-nrnily returned Nh Huntington supposed It re,.
WIS unwilling 70 present IL
VI our obedsur servant.
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPILs.-Ii~rp,
ID stead SEMINARY le:nrsteai L. branch Of the l.
airoat q mules ij1m Brokya Turns from Si2 20 SIN
ye.f Circulars Il j. Y ]. Cbambrrlins South W Hiram
street. Aso Neanans Book store. 70 Bfoadwsy The
Principal during the month April 80 NaSsau The SUM
Tner rrnr commences tie first of May.
rnij g;r NATHANIEL DUNN A. N. PRINCIPAL.
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referred the memorial signed iIlTltS ''pud,
the CITY Of %rwl n relation to tie accounts OF Fitch
Broes GO and the charges brought forward III the me
moral VI y Fitch
NEw.YonR, FEBRUARY 10. 1915.
Sir: have been requested 10 relate the fact, in regard
TO the original statement Shown the Prcsden; IN the
summer Of lsl2) OF the accounts Me>srs Fitch Il Co.
Mar,eillcS agents Of the United States am willing TO
make these facts public, but must preface my statement
will the remark that nave long aimee destroyed The orig
ina memoranda under the Supposton ihat they could
De of any use, even for reference had oesde
ceased 10 feel any lGcres; in the matter; and
imagined that Mr.. Fitch would cali tup and charge i
a cr33g inflicted on himself or his house
In the spring or summer Of 1872, called the May
Deuarnen and ut INV request, >cWR the accounts
of McsSrs Fitch & Co. and the accompanying Vouchers
From these accounts made hasty abstract, from which
Il appeared that the agency lucrative and that II gave
10 the persons employed The constant OF large
Of money called the succeeding DAY Al The De pariine
and on further Investigation, AsceraiGei from The OTiy
ira roes tier i. hat the funds constantly retained
by The more thln had n ilfst SUPPRESSED made
am b.truct o. the accounts AID compared II with and
rvctcl b. tue roHch;rS GOA ms maze s.ate
which seni 10 tbs freSiaeIt WIN sster mentioning
tli lad n.i- the ABSTRACT M great haste that II ni-h b
Incorrect OF the ie1ils bot that He'ed me prnc
pal points connect and ~ c9nciuSioh requested tNt an
investigation might be made b. the po Officers a 70 The
correctness of nv This confidential letter
aud statement aud te mamie ~ which i was llie aud e
rgucs; contained the letter sEow coGe!usiFrI it II WAS
not done win the intention u u5ng Mrssfs Itch o.
Soon after this left Washington and business Of another
clacer occupying my time lost sight OF th nl;;er Ind
considering that mad no further interest ~ IT. destroyed M
ios: tms q should ,Ank about year afterwards,
lls and pronounced utterly incoec, Having no Inirs
e,t IN the result Of tn iavrssaOn PAID 10 aiientIoE 10
Mr.. WiuGrFs report. hou.h well sNa- mat e!is ~ n-ef
saw an statement thu: e made MS report ilom the
vouchers wiicl shown 20 aud which b-!ry-
were the original rouc- %. those accounts. Subsequent:
esTn.d thli another showed at the statement
though declared 1sroa By Nj Niader ~ L. tn.ia COZ
:sct ard afterwards learned thar still another examination
showed mat principle claimed IN ny t;rtaeG cor
rec Whether the statement winch thes- contrary
,.,s wen made niue have CT ascerr-i1iag
but pfesumng that pleased = know that nay
os and Jiat close Investigation has shown
them 10 h. true.
II ;a, proper aid tt In INVESTIGATION AID stale
meat uf M accounts made for ny PURPOSES,
owa instance aGd without tie request knowledge Of
aay titirl pess1a Whatever.
Respectfully, your obelisa; ,s:vlnt.
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THE TRIBUNE.

MEMORIAL OF A. FITCH,
pr,Sc REJoISpHR TO A MEMORIAL PLACED BEFORE TIE
SENATE THE NAME OF
CHAR LES GOU d.
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINiMENT-This celebrated remedy Is now
for the first time offered TO the New ork public: the
lebrity which has obtained the couty (WeS,cheser)
where originally introduced has induced the proprietor
extend sale throughout the country There has ye;
been discovered external remedy that has proved certain
It's effects permanently curing the following diseases
Rheumatism, Srcsed Limbs Pam in the Chest and Back
SprQinS Bruises, Nervous .i1ecti0ns Weakness the
JJi!fs COnirccii0aS of fbc Muscles Burns Salt RdeiGl,
Group. .lgue IN the Face Tooth .iche, Sc SC.
The following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
who have had charge Of the Hospital the Sing Sing state
Prison io many years the powerful evidence in favor
of this celebrated External Remedy aud sufficient eulrlu-
that worthy the confidence OF the public For partc
uars the certificates accompanyn. each bottle. Price
25 cents.
SING SING, December Goth. 1874
Ny Dear Sir: Received note OF Yesterday asking my
opinion relation 20 Hunts Lnmeat prepared by Mr. O. r.
Stanton. knowin. composition, and having frequently
used it, recommend II 10 You safe external remedy,
and III my opinion the best Lniment in use
Very truly and respectfully yours,
4 h uOEEMAN. VI. D.
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Col PiERRE VAy CoRTLASDr.
/ fully concur IN the above opinion.

fully concur in the above opinion;
WM. y. BELCHER. NJ D.
This Lniment is sold BY Rushton Co. Ito Broadway, 10
Aser House Broadway. corner Fourteenths,rert a. b.
d. Sands 20 Fuonstreet 213 Broadway II East Broadway
Aspinwall. 80 Wiamsireet; NIeakim 5l Broadway; Gu
on III Bowery, IF tandeet Moss. of
non AID Gand-si!ee &. r. Huest l1i Sass4u-stre.
Of Ann; Bonsa cor Canal, and Hudson; Austin. cor.
Cedar and Nassau; J. j. Coddngton 800 Hudson-se.t
Graham corner Oldp aud Waterstreet Hbbard Cobb
90 Johu;et Mrs Hayes, 1870 tuiton-st Brooklyn; Quirk
Of Atlantic and Columbia. Brooklyn; aud Druggists
generally throughout the city aud United States aud By
HOADLEY. PHELPS * co. li2 Watsr-stTcet. y. Y. who
the wholesale Orders addressed them the
"a i'm, GEORGE +. STANTON.
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$50 -

ROLLER MAKERS ,,a, of Rluisd
THE NDERsGNED Sso % Maze M.sh ~, Of as good
Roller. of Ia eeyghere and at reasonable pre- M
S otaes and Pu pup 1Rssa5d
n p Oh dI .SfgfE REtsFoRD PATERSON, n. .sl.<,.
-----.-,. .ns -Tbe following unsolicited eo sa-
mi ACHiAL I,,1, P1bAer Machine Bandins' wo e'--
mend to the attention Of Inc HORACE d. PAY 70
Successor 70 s1e slr: Above please tne
aSoRwIcH. jan i5 ls4''np sa,snse OF your aeeoan,
our a.nst a We take pleasure in saying ,sat for the purpose
and fair Trial of your Rubber r hssy or light machines
for wt so We band that IL gives The lss PIERCE
Yours, very t F1ss.aps and calendertsE Co."
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wAsnINere., February Is, ls4a.

WASHINGTON, February IS, lsih.
SW: In conformity with the request contained ii.
y yesterday date that had the honor receive from
ae Hon. James A. rcarce. address 70 you statement
the connection which had with the eSanlRa ion OF the
eoants OF Messrs. Fitch Brothers i Co aud by whose
eA'eenen ! made the examination; together with such
sowiedse as may possess in relation 10 The matter
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SENATE CHAMBER, March 3, ls45.

ST.: Your letter OF the lst Instant in relation 20 your
agency the examination OF the accounts OF the house OF
Fitch Brothers Co. Navy Agents a: MarSeiiles. has
been received.
In order that the whole sabec, may be before tie Com
miitec, have 10 request iAat You will communicate 10
me copy or statement Of the OF the letter from
D. Daka Esq. the President of the United States, daisd
February ~ 1911 and which the documents or
iered BY Senate be printed al their last
RICHARD H. b. YARD, Chairman &c.
SAnrYl y. BAAER Esq. Washington.
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DREFAEAlOKI (BoAI:DiNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
/ TOWN conn d. II. CHASE, /. u. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1888. Sessions commence Nay i5h and
Oct 18TH Continuing i've months, At $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business ard person.
Il attentions secured pupils fully as in the ros
expensive schools. Lads from NewYork are placed IN
charge OF careful person. goiag and returning Circulars
:. 81 Sfarket-Street and Ia Broadway. d23y c
CCLyS.llIH'S WRITING AM HOUSEKEEPING
" ACADEIIY L. FaIsc Buildings, corner OF Broadway
and P-.de-Strs-t. ui<
S,EALr.D PROPOSALS VIII b received BY the Lomm.-
, si5U-r and Inspectors Common Schools IN the Sixth
yg.n AT liz Office of T. TnoMAs * Son Architects No 3
an.seet until the lth day Of March next for M urni-
required tie School House "a CITY Hall Place "
said Ward
nj: 2 P!ah' AH' ''seiHc''i''' THOMAS son.
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VALUABLE SrAADA u HISTORICAL WORKS.
Bancrolt' iiisory Of the United States. vols lO edition.
with mag and plates. -
Fescofs History Of the Reign Of Ferdinand and ls2belll
vols. 10th edition. numerous ioftfait' autographs ana
MAPS. mi,
rscot,s History of the Conquest of Mexico 3'ols Pt1
AIlson> History of Europe from the commencement OF TIE
French Revolution the restoration the BOurDons. vols
hier,' History of the French Revolution vols Plates
Hume smollett aud Slllers History of England. from tr
Invasion OF Julius the Coronation of tieofse HID
Napiers History Of the PeaiasuIar War. vols and
Also general assortment of Book, DEPARTMENT Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
supplied or very favorable terms
'TIrKNER HiYDEN'S Cheap Cash Book.tOr-,
ma IN John street Broadway.
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GLOBE CLOCK STORE.--J r. MILLS & 60
" Manufac:urer, Of the YEAR CLOCKS would .e.Jtt
fully call thu Of the public the unparalleled IN
and decided advantages these Clocks have 'r al
year with winding and 70 keep good uie sud are
now for sale AT 100 fdtsn-stnrt, New-YOrk.
The produced by weights ia ts 10 day tloesH
aud by nsn-,priuz wound fusr IA the Year.. lock
d made "a retain regularity i'll ITS motion BY the ingenious
arrangement of the eScapemen and pendulum When you
i5k the Clock you perceive gal. ball our aud half
i1ek-s dia the end OF small sri rod reIulses
three half aud the number OF
tire A. the upper end Of the rod ingenious and
drcat doubreye reaching 10 the escarmeEt.
which catches aud leaves without 4ny sensible ineoG.
The spiGg then reacts upoa the ball aided by u. own
grayit aud tr rotary continued The csGdpsHet
contfolin. the pendulum III other clocks This bali is
hollow and has apparatus by which r0taTJ
motion -sulite There four small weights night
anel-S each oer mounted upon which
horizontal diameter Of the globe The las u the
thread the and each turn Of produces
movement the weights from the winch be
regulated the sai.est fraction Of time The othsr TWO
Fights fastened scrcular band composed o.. ;hTee
changes .h..r position within the ball The whole interior
arrangement It Is believed entire uniformity Of mo-
the eiot-
Il VIII at once be . the friction u III. COMMON PEA,
duIum avoided. The revolutions Of e ball I1und by
experiment. ard observation 10 b. sochroldi
This Clock out of beat EASILY iii requires Ia o
the pallets
The revolutions Of the swins,seeI CO times less
other words 20 years making many reyout!ops as the
uch second r+nduluEl Clock d0ss year. ia fact
weight OF pounds keeps motion each part Of the time
and striking machinery for 81 weeks he oGrs are struck
BY means Of a rotary hammer.
The certificates OF the Institute show that
Nav 1871 one OF the TweIy.ronth Clocks placed with
The price, moderate The public invited 10 call and
ia mine FOR Themselves 81 3tasbme
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WARRANTED CAsr-oTEEb EDcE
o-n To0LS.-The real genuine Consers Ioo.s
HfSSIEf az can only be had st 50 Attorney,suee,,
ZSSz where they are nads spd finished with
2 my own hands; therefore ! can recon- ,
mend them and n, George Brgs & CO.'S, PattsIeet.
IT, ,i sr,,T by Osborn & Little, at So fuiion,H-
I'M 49, go .aped Coaser are not my maze,
and arc designed sas are The sam nssa N
consa Ne'rYas IS having an interest in the
Sonser befi IS a,Y discount to Dealers Please observe
business business a hoei'u fa5s 3msj JOHN CONGEk
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s \. ALLly. Esq. Washington. D c.
ADDITIONAL PAPER:
VI 800 ~

The preceding Is ottci4 pubshelby order Of the Ser.te
Of The United States. The slbjonSd Is unofficial but
nutaI,lei bv the undersigned. y. FITCH.