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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, I5th'nstant at 10 clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March I2-3t under National hotel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Speaker.
Clerk,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-19
Cain n,hIa Alusionl Aasocl alton.

We took occasion short time since 10 notice 10 terms
of comnenda,on the admirable performance OF the Co.
lumb,a Musical Association at their late concert, and TO
eYoress our egre, that the audience not more nune
Gus Ii is bu, Justice 10 the members Of this A'socla'
ton 10 state tha, they perform with degree OF con
cord and harmony rarely exceed. and that some oil the
most difficult passages, particularly The symphony IRON
the grand Sep,uor OF Beethoven, were executed on 'he
occasion referred TO with precision and skiil only
at,ainabls by long and laborious practice.
These remarks have been ELECTED by the perusal oil an
appeal from this Association their friends from which
il appears that unless they receive The assurance Of
such aid az will afford them remuneratve compensation,
il will be impossible for them to continue their labors.
The Association oGer TO give series OF four concerts
during the season. provided they one hundred
sshscrber. at FIVE dollars each, every subscriber 10 have
three ticket, for each concerts thus making the price per
,cket about forty cents The subscription list - now
omen al Taylor Mnurys. and we hope The appeal viii
moe, with promp, and liberal response.
We have been too long dependent upon BALTIMORE Tor
opr musical entertainments and the result has BEEN and
"a tina, our citizens pay for hearing The great vocalist.
and musicians OF The day twice as much as those OF
other cities, and for the that we have not only 10
import our stars but their attendant satellites also Inc
Columbia Musical Association offer remedy Tor ms
evil and il rests solely with the muse-loving people ~
our mids, 10 say whether they shall be sustained
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We notice that General Lane has been honored with
public reception the capital OF Indiana, an account
Of which is contained in the Daily State Sentinel. II
sba III be published in next issue OF the Onion having
been received too late las, evening for that purpose The
address of Governor Wright the occasion was appro'
pirate mpres sive and eloquent and was responded TO
in terms such as might have been expected from hero
and statesman OF General Lanes standing
The able editor OF the Sentinel thus describes The scene
after the conclusion Of the Generals address:
.Aner General Lanes address, the troops were again
formed under the direction of Col German and Mai Nc
Gov and were reviewed by Gen Lane, governor aud stan
dinner served by Capt CAIN the host Of me
pI,s House. the proceeding in the order Of the
d.v A company sat down with Gen. Lane, among whom
W. noticed Hon J. D. Bright, Gov Wright; Me'srs Robin
son Dnnham German, and Hendricks, members OF Oop.
gress Hon. John w Davis, r. D. Owen; Judge Law ana
Judges Blackiord Smith, and Perkins, OF the supreme
court with lively sprnkng OF the edoris corps. The
bali in the evening splendid affair The Masonic
lila was filed with the beauty and fashion OF the city
thousand hearts beat happily; and when music arose
with IL. vouptuous swell, soft looked love TO eyes
that .p,rLled again. and all went merry as marriage
bel
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IN The petition Of Lsnrdon Of Buffalo, New York pray
ng far The Of patent granted to BIN on the Pub 81
for Improvement In machinery for planning plank
and other ymer years from the OF said paieh
,,.oh lo. nj ,nr on the oh day Of January 1850
Il said petition BE- heard a. NC Patent once on
Tho m OF January 1885, IL O'Clock nj ana a persons arc
10 " any they hsvs why said pe
lon To be granted. ,.., :. a. a.. a.. 49,,
once their specifically set forth writing least twenty
Tho day All testimony bed by either party
h. scd \, he amid hearing taken aud transmitted In accord
snoe with s rules ohe oce which viii be furnished on sppca
.,,-,,- a.
Ordered, .o hi. notice be published n ,ee National Intel
yok Ab.ny STATE buffalo Commercial Advertiser Prov
dence Journal Providence r. III Boston DAILY ADVERTISE Fhs
and Pbne Gazette once week for three sue
c..s,ye weeks previous seventh day Of January 1872
e'SS''' 49," ' THOs, EWBANk
Comm, OF Patents
Raors the above papers win please copy Ana ' ''e
the Patent Once, With paper con"'"'s '' ''"
~
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Cherokee AFFAIRs-We learn from the Little Rock
Gazette that the national committee OF the Cheroke
Nation commenced its annual session at Tahequah on
the 9th OF October and organized by the election oil
Thomas +. Taylor president and w p Boudnot clerk.
On counting the votes for principal and assistant Chiefs
John Ross declared duly elected the former Office
and Richard Taylor TO the latter, and duly naugu-
rated on the same day. Lewis Downing was appointed
chaplain and fifty cents per day fixed full compensa
ton for his services
Daniel Vann was elected treasurer; J. NJ Paine, super.
nlendent OF public schools; James Vann editor of the
Cherokee Advocate; and Thomas Foreman, Archibald
Campbell and George Lowtey, executive councillors.
The election OF supreme judges resulted follows: d.
NJ Foreman chief justice; Lewis debrand Isaac Saun-
ders Riley Keys and c. V. McNar, associate justices.
j. Harnage was elected Judge of the southern circuit
court and George Hicks judge of the northern crcui,
court
The election for district judges and solicitors resulted
as follows:
Sane.-Cuculosky. judge Isaac Dick, solicitor. Della
ware.-Rev Peter, Judge; J. N Hdebrand solicitor.
Going Snake. q. Smith. Judge; Thomas Wkerson,
solicitor. Tahlequah D.srct.--Thomas Davis, Judge
w H. Berry, solicitor Skin Bayou Robert Brown,
Judge; c. Sitting Down. solicitor. Fhn,.Samuel Affair,
Judge James Chambers, solicitor. lllnois-Samuel
Taylor Judge; Smith Thornton, solicitor. Canadian
Lewis Riley, Judge; John Vann, solicitor.
A resolution adopted ordering $50 copies OF the
me ssage of the principal chief 10 be printed in the Eng.
sh language and 400 copies in the Cherokee language
IN o. Pcoyune.
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BALTIMORE, Nov ls-5. y. m.
Quite large number Of FIRE companies from New York,
Philadelphia. and other cities arrived heie Yesterday
participate ia the grand parade which takes place tomor
row They are receiving those hosptalitiss which Bait.
moreans know well how to beftow.
This morning about O'clock ful,on's cotton factory, Il
the northern section Of the city, at the extremity Of Howard
street was destroyed by rc The factory has not been IL
operation for some time. There was m insurance fol
5000 the building and machinery, which will proba
bly, cover the loss several joining buildings also
consumed including stable in which we're two valuable
horses which both lost The ire wa doubtless The
work OF IN incendiory fire had been used about The
premifos fof some tlme.
The commissions Of number of the newly lscled city
officers have arrived orthem have yet tsker
possession oi their berths.
THf AARKErs There have been sales 81 aour today
White wheat 70 TO 30 cents, q qualify rel d. ~ to u
cents Old white and yellow CON, So a 55 cents sew
white 50 cents; yellow do 90 81 clnts. cas- % q
cents C.overseed s. per busbel
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NEAL ESTATE AGENCY

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY. RoTHWfLL informs the
Ii public that opened ofhcc street east OF TN street
Office nteercer for the OF CIV
ing attention purchase and sale Of city property
a Iargeu bndng various 81
The cy which Disposed Of accommodating crms also
improved property. 4. -.
,toper,y for persons wi may need such aid.
ia non property hs make
Tor ueh person. may sell property he would exert
blmse, 10 purchasers
yor the proposes he consider. him
M a. iii knowledge location and
e ~ civ acquired collector
All letters postpaid viii receive prompt attention.
drawing Deeds Sci VIII be attended TO At his
Office. -r.,--..-- In, ,,.., =
justice Of the peace ne WV atnh 70
The sIipp &C h ~iedgnents OF deeds ao
Nov 3-Qsu6wm
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M Public.-We, the undersigned having crossed
New YORK, under the impress
solemn Of the agents OF ule nne h Wn
ouc te and Panama. and having found
detention
posure the public TO make known the acts
the which c san Francisco brought
nodate and number represented
passage The boat an unht and unsafe
boat The San Juan del
Sud W of great danger and suffering
believe that the transit would not require
eight hours. We found, however, at me agent
had NOT provided and could not procure them 80 s
amer set OH on foot
their baggage would be forwarded 20
and tbn leave Panama without H. we
distance instead being miles, Of US had 70 travel
thirty and very small ana unn of
and packed like sayesps could not te
without food and exposed 10
en n. Juan del Nore and
were the Pfonetheus hn
ope Independence have been able TO get
remsndersons two hundred being zen 90 me
with IN. specie all the Baggage Wewe most uneiVy
provided cot board the fomoihens IN
Havans and by tbs Kindness OF sapap
scbenck W received on board the Ohio
detailed account OF the annosanes 70
uhIeb we the misrepresentation and ino
OF food and the loss OF baggage and
enough 70 oar CONVICTION mat
Inc esen condition OF the ROADS,
and he the Panama route prefer
abb 10 by Nicaragua 60, 49,,
In concIuon thanks D. Captain schsnck
from him during osr passage and particularly o recey
nv ms board are informed, 10 hs suue
ION. 10 receive passengers from the opposition hnc
'''' EDWARD &. MARSHALL
RoDMAN NJ. PRICE,
IA W. THEALL,
ABHAM NJ. DRAKE
\. w. HAI0Hr,
mo. RCKETs0N.
Var 81
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Hon. .. M. n.,r,.a. Of s,o,x,,.


We observe IN the Georgia papers a letter from thi.
distinguished senator stating his position in respect ,o
The party contests in his State and his willingness 10 re-
tire from the public councils al the close of his present
term lie was not candidate for reelection Mr. Der.
ren has been long time before the public and has sus
tanned high character for talents lawyer. and bril-
liant powers speaker and writer Although gener.
ally acting with the wing party he has been found on
many questions OF public policy agreeing more nearly
with the views OF statesmen OF the opposite school, and
hence he held place in the cabinet OF Gen Jackson and
may be said to have avoided any such marked xo
with The spirit OF party as necessary constitute
leader This however, has not prevented him from be-
ing highly useful statesman and one that Georgia may
refer TO hereafter having given TO her character and in
lerests in trying public times elevated support and
most yigilant and honorable exposition.
The letter 10 which refer is subjoined
From the Recorder.
JuDaE BERRmN.-The following letter from Judge Bor
rien TO Major Harris is published in consequence OF The
numerous inquiries for it,
My DEAR SIR have your letter had thought that
reelection TO the Senate of the United States until had
announced myself | have made no such annuncation
The position which occupy distinctly stated the
people OF Georgia. asserted in terms which cav-
Iers could not misunderstood, honest doubt
my devotion to the unton-my nnfalterng determination
to maintain by all constitutional MEANS and with und
minshed ZEAL in whatever situation l might be placed
the equal rights OF the South, and my acquescence the
Compromise, Perfectly satisfied that such declar alton
in the excited state Of public feeling would satisfy the
exac'ons OF either OF the two political parties, who were
then engaged in contest OF peculiar bitterness and
able TO sacrifice for the purpose OF concatng either, the
dictates oil conscience and the convictions of judgment
expressed my Willingness 10 retire from the public service
In the consciousness OF having faithfully discharged
duty the State, and sustained by the repeated and
corded appreciation of my constituents.
am told however, that the fact of my being in office
IN liza I'M that
ton the purpose of this letter to such in
ference Ito dsclaim such intention do not ask from
the leg islaure of Georgia the renewal of
Nay, more, would at resign that which hold IL u
strong sense OF duty, which recent occurrences have only
rendered more imperative, did induce TO at
Tend the approaching session of Congress- Whenever that
will permit, the situation OF my family will present mo-
tive for my retirement of which will gladly avail myself
am, dear sir, yours truly, . -
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NEW Fa.h,onsbse Tailoring Estnblishmens-H ,.
punoN co man,s MERGERS and tailors, browns Hotel
have Just opened their new STORE WIN
goodA for gsnHemens wear tnch as
10th. c,s.imees ye.tngs furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, marine, and revenue officers WIN ma M %
nout Of words epaue snhes pasan- lace ana Fuch oe
,cles regulation Of their respective corps pescpe
An experience OF many in legitimate tailoring nv Nv"
oa" s,ot on goods please, with the cash system To
against high prices are mapc'"t' "' "
offer and respectfully solicit patronage
is-d3m
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Explosion Of a Locomotive Boiler Loss Of Liz &c
CHARLESTON Nov l6-The engine Of the express freight
train, which left Hamburg Friday evening Charles
when Aiken burst her boiler, causing a ire.
menious explosion. the engineer and fireman Were in
stantly killed, their bodies being horribly mutlated The
engine made perfect wreck, and three Of the cars
were damaged The ploson Frustrated number of the
telegraph posts and wires and has caused suspension
OF Geographic communication between this city and Au
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MTRIvOES.-Now 10
MI pieces French Menoes comprising al qualities coos
6ne Lyonese cloths for ladies' dresses
very son finish
pieces lowpcod English Mcruoes Lyonese clo,sai
good Menao shades
pieces high eoored Trench Medpoes Moussene for
chidrcns
Also 500 pairs Of blankets, comprising qualities from common
q suporhne.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles, low prceF, and M dealing may relied
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Novll-6m Opposite Centre market
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1851.

No Mr. O. w JAass Of Cincnns1, Ohio, general
as agent States, assisted BY Jons DErr Wa
R.slu Dr. w Dswosrn H. X. 0RAvxs A. X. Laws, JANE.
r. KxAs Each Of tbs above persons has certificate u the
Mayor Cincinnati with seal Of the city, describing their
80 will risk paying them and hope all whom
they may call will make convenient ssuls with them
ny sRAEL T. JAMES, No. e2 South Tenth Phisdei
mia authorised In the cities OF New
York Boston, Phil adephiA and Baltimore
a- PALnxR, tbs American Newspaper Agent Auhof-
lied collections the Cities OF Boston, New ok
and duly take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts VIII bs
regarded payments His sreBoston Congress street;
York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner o.
Third = Chestnut streets.
nzESwARps SANFORD, Co.. express agents and bankers IN
The Unsd States Liverpool have been appointed
authorized receive
ana paper Their Office In London NO. ~
Gresham street, Liverpool at No. Columbia pud"ss
THU concern In this country win me
Co.. agents. and entitled TO the conn
arncs friends abroad
0Mr ISRAEL T. JANIS, No. la South Tenth street, Phadei
phs general travelling agent assisted by hosss WA H.
WxLp, JsHN CoLLIHs JANIS DsxkKs A. kirk WELLHsroH,
EA Evans JoRN r. JvDxSs LOCKS, Jos BUXTON, GEoRsE
p purroN. and THoMAs ID. Nick.
GoyLDx, erRchmond, Virginia, general agent
far Vrxina assisted by travelling agents b. ruLLsH and JAMxs
TsonAs.
@z-M r. D. JoHssos of Galveston, authorized procure
,ubscrisers, Ac., for The Union in Texas
nz-Recepts from either Of the above will be good.
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0lrcnlnr.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of waships,o,
"a under the direction Haght Palmer Of New W.
councillor Of the supreme Cont Of the United States for The so
ing objects 49,"
Conducting professional business Supreme Court f IN.
United States Especial attention viii he
land tides coming appeal
The prosecution and recovery Of all claims equity
ssanst the United States before Congos
ments Or against foreign governments before boards
D. sepemen u accounts with The STATE Treasury war
Post Office, and Interior Departments nHd obtaining
mission Of fines penalties and ore for alleged violations OF
the revenue posfofhce other laws
T. Securing Inventions from The United
foreign governments land pen
pension laws Of the United States
Collections generally debts, egHcies inherit
ances An the United and foreign Countries.
Of United states
loans. and on bond and mortgage offreebold estate
An addressed (post paid win
rccive rompt attention lie solely authorized D
sea ,s agency and Of the late Palmer
Tnslatons the leading European language. executed with
fidelity and despatch.
w.sHixaroS, Oct %, 1851.
00-dlw&lawu
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL Ga Friday the 2s ins shall SELL the late residence
Mrs Barbay Love- deceased at the Of Sd
street SOUTH ut 10 O'Clock all the household
hoise. AlsO The negro
Terms All OF and under S25 S25, q
OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
by order Of the executor; A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Auctionecr,
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NV yoRR. Nov. IL, 1851.

NV FORK, NOV. ~ 1901
Probable efeei Of kossuths vigt 10 Engand-RobeH j.
Waika.-Neps from California. - Produce Of gold--
Dram of spece from this pori-Wheu rs The remedy2
We inclined TO think that the visit OF kossuth 10
England will be attended, rather followed by results OF
more importance than anticipated By either bis
friends or his enemies The time would seem 10 have
been especially ptopitous There has been Internal
pressure OF popular opinion upon the prescn, admnslra
oa Of that country which seems to have impelled its
leading spirits TO giant remote period, very con-
siderable extension OF the elective franchise II is under
stood that Parliament has been rorogued Tor some weeks
in order 10 allow Lord John Russell and bis colleagues to
prepare bill for the enlargement OF the right OF sulrage
and is scarcely possible tha, the presence Of the hunga
Ran chief the enth usasm with which he has been re-
ceved by the people, and the character OF his response TO
it, should not greatly have increased the popular expecta
lion OF additional privileges, and at the same time I'M
pssed upon their rulers increased necessity OF granting
them.
The turn out of the populace to meet and greet him.
wherever he has gone seems TO have been universal The
those papers over which II had an especial influence has
been unanimous in his favor and the prayer, solicitation
or demand-ca il what you wil--which he addresses TO
the people OF England, unison with The people OF this
country, is at simple modest and RATIONAL Una, "
appeals everywhere TO The best feelings OF me human
heart and commands the ready accord OF who listen 10
In behalf OF his oppressed and unhappy county
in behalf Of the oppressed and down-irodden OF other
lands which would be ree--he asks-whall Not men,
money or munitions of not that those whom he adj
dresses would take up 10 deliver them but simply
that they (,he British nston) and we Che people OF the
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az Jackson Democratic Associntion-An adjourned
meeting OF This Association held Apollo Hall Wed
ne-dsy evening next 90 O'Clock The election or
and Vigilance Committees viii take place
N occasion.
Nav Is-at J. d. HOOVER, President
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u5a-Papai Aygression-st. Matthew's Church.-The
Right Rev John Tmon ID. d. Bishop Buffalo,
81 Matthew's Church Thursday evening
Subject Papa Aggessou and influence the
ton aud Liberty Collection for the Cathedral Buffalo
Nov l9-H
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The Hon. RICHARD BRoDHEAD, senator from the State
Of Pennsylvania the Hon. JOHN H. SAVAGE represent
alive from the State Of Tennessee; and the Hon. Epson
B. OLDs representative from the State of Ohio arrived
in this city last evening, and took lodgings at the Ma
uona Hotel,
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Gov FLoYD.-This distinguished statesman is in this
city, and has taken lodgings at the National Hotel His
term OF Office will expire; but we are sure that the
Old Dominion will never forget his important services
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NEW YoRk. Nov. Ia

WV IUNN, NOV. 10.
The steamer Florida has arrived from Savannah Stocks
are active and Acknowledgements of Canton and Erie
nj So United States, 1867 no. Flour is unchange
OF 1900 barrels STATE brands at SO T5a 3 81 Corn meal
50 % Rye -four $50 SD SO 90 Wheat is scady-sales
ooO bushels Canadian white at So Sales of 800
bushels mixed corn at GO cents Rye 10 cents Oats. rs
cents Pork Is tending downward Lard 8 a 81 cents
Groceries are unchanged Cotton is quiet at yesterdays
rates. Whiskey, 81 a n. cents s1ns5.'
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Tor REsT-1ha desirable Gadsby's Row in rs "a.
ward lately by the late ~
geher with tbs furniture torcna handsome kept in the bes
order = - -,
pleased apply Richard smith Person. N IN,
house will show any wishing 70 rent H.
Nov
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LoH RENTA brick stable and carriage house.
der, with slate roof situated Presdena
Inquire of 4, b, STOCKTON
Nov Ig-3teuds
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hV. sCHENCK's Pulmonic Sirup !--for the Of
sumption and other diseases Of the lungs and
For sale BUTTS Drug Store
Nov 1876 Corner o Penn nv and
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ras FITTING, GAS EINruRpcs. ,uc.--c,s suins n..,,
" promptly executed by experienced wokmen at moderate
prices
for sale handsome collection Of ehanaeier pendants
brackets, Sc a Of the manufacture Of the 81
Cornelius Cos Philadelphia, which viii posed Of AZ ,hs
prices G. w R0TELER
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Msrke.
Nov l3-2awsw "N
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YER Il MCGUIRE, Auctione,

NUTCH BULB ROOTS AT AuCTIoN.--on Friday afternoon,
November I'll hapast o'clock shall sell
rooms by catalogue of Dutch Bulbs imported
prising acinhs Tulips IRIS Snowdops Crocus Narcsses
quiles, Anemones, Ranoucules, &c,
DYER & MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctoneers.
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DImo by FIRE,

PHAp&lrhI, Nov 1.-THE extensive dry goods store of
Page Bro "A Market street. seriously damaged by
c 70 night The stock Of goods heavy and insured
Tor Sio,eoo The building owned by Jas Fassjt but
was no' seriously damaged, and was fully insured
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NUPERIOR GOLD wATCrsEs.-N. w GAIT 8 BRO,
win to-day addition their stock 81 superior
gold Watches OF every description and by all the most celebrated
makers TO which they invite Of purchasers, assuring
them that they offer OF ne watches 70
select from, and northern osabshWent
long experience In watch repairing added 10 e personal AZ
tspon, ns'6o the giving entire saacuon 70 oss
nj w. GAIT BROTHER,
Pepnsy snia avenue between eh and ION streets