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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-01

The NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE, long under
the charge of Rev. Mr.. Smith, will be re-opened on
native of this city, for long time Principal of the
Fredericksburg Female Seminary and President Of
Lafayette College. Dr. McPhairs hitherto varied and
successful career as teacher warrants him in giving
the assurance that pupils entrusted to his will be
solidiy and faithfully instructed Full paricua will
be given in Circular soon to be issued.
jy29-2t
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NTALUABL-. and ID EGSIRA Bile BUILDING
LOT FOR LEASE AT AUCTION.
We offer for lease for a term of years, on Tuesday
next August list, at 10 O'Clock, A. M that desirable
LOT on the of Wide Water street and Woodsde
lane.
The lot is rs feet front Wide Water street, and 60
feet Woodside lane and we'll located for Stores
for large Boarding House.
MERWIN & FERGUSON,
jy29tds Auctioneers.
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By Merwin & Ferguson, AuctioneerI


We will rent at public auction Tuesday, the LIST
day of August, the desirable DWELLING HOUSE No.
49, south side of Freeemason street, between Cumber
land and Church streets. The house has rooms
and small Cstern.
Also, will be sold, small lot of Furniture, on the
premises Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, NJ.
jy2S-4t MERWIN & FERGUSON.
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IN 5 a l. &c
rhat very desirable BRICK HOUSE and LOT. on the
southwest corner of Butte and Catharine Streets
Frame House, No. 10, and Lot on South Cumberland
street, Lot ~ feet 'front.' and IA feet deep.
Also valuable lot, fronting so feet on Union street
srlck dwelling, containing eight rooms Hail. &c and
iurther improved by Soap Factory with ali its fix
lures complete, Stables &c. ' A>
The above property will be sold low, and presents
rare chance for investment
Eng En9aire at G. F. GREENWoOD,s
V"-@w q Main street, Norfolk. Va.
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PERSONAL Mayor Collins has returned
from his recent trip to Richmond, but has
not resumed his official duties as yet; in the
meantime Justice J. W. Tucker fills the i'm
portant seat with credit to himself and salts
faction to the worthy functionary be repre-
sents.
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4
of'cougbs, colds and rheumatic twinges, Those
who suffer from what Mr.. Mattilini, would
term defamation hot weather." grumbled all
last we k, while those who suffer from rheu-
rnatism and bronchial affections grumble this,
there is no 5 tisfyihg every body.
THOSE STOLEN BoNDs.-A large number OF
the Bonds of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad having BEEN stolen, steps have
been taken that Twill ensue their detec-
ton, if they are ever offered for sale;
they are the property of the State of Qir
ginis, and should be returned to the auditor
at once, as the payment Of them has been
Stopped, and they can be of no value TO the
holder. Several of them, have been enclosed
in sealed envelopes, and sent in, and no doubt
bat the most Of them will find their way back.
Itis possible that very many. of these bonds
may have been purchases by parties W did
not know they were stolen, and for their b me-
tive append description of them:
EIGHT Per CENT BoNDs: Numbered from
239 to 33l inclusive and numbers. 55S, $50.
b
OF $500 each. The coupons of these boz DIS
have been cancelled
SEVEN PER Cent BONDS Numbe red from l
to 500 inclusive, each for $500. .n
DRowNED "A colored boy, between seven
and eighi years of age named Stephen. Jack
|son, who formerly lived on abbot street, fell
flom Campbells5 wharf Sunday afternoon, and
was drowned! His body was recovered yes
terday af ernoop, having been found floating
in the Eastern side Of the county dock. There
had BEEN noscoroners inquest up 10 this
writings; it ia supposed, however, hat ONT
| was to Investigate the case; particularly s i
was rumored that the little fellow was push
edoverbond by some Of bis playmatss
| ovBRBoARD:- Two highly esteemed youni
gentlemen Messrs James Wright and VIM
Harding, were engaged yesterday morning il
painting the she'd at the new line Balimor
STEAMERS wharf, when the sscaffold gave way
and they were precipitsted into hedock below
Their numerous friends, will regret to lear
THAT they were quite badly hurt, by striking
against the gunwhale of a small boat that hap
pened to be under the scaffold st tho time
They we're sent home Immediately in a car
rage, where we trust they are doing we'll.
L N4t&Els1i ~ it@ a4sssstai " tta69e9s stt =.
~ aas 81 .3, . aslIa . ----aeaIs s..' .asal
LADY WOUNDED By A CHIoKEN.-- wor
thy. lady, Of q very estimable citizen livin
on Cumberland Street. was badly wounde
! by rooster yesterday morning. The viciou
biped, few at her with pugna vim
scratching her cheek with one spur and per
foraling her upper lip with the other. Tha
chicken should bs indited for assault aud bat
terry. aa
Tan OLD ADAaE. --"Whe n rogues fall GU
| hon. st men get their due" was verified il
the recovery of the valuable goods, stole
from Mr.. Freeman's Jewelfy store It appear
that dispute as to the custody or division o
the goods, was overheard by soldier, VIII,
pretended to be asleep and through this dis
pute the goods were recovered, and the rogue
arrested. Let another old adage be verified
in this case, viz .'rhe way of the trans
gressor is hard" n lprW ia st5 Y4
Our New Posi- MAsTHa.-W. W. Wing
Il rc - -. -L.. q L. N4s
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Our New Posi- MAsTEa.-W. W. Wing,
ESQ, is 10 our city on q visit from Richmond
In aboutten days he will assume the duties of
Postmaster for Norfolk. Mr.. Wing resigns
the important and honorable position of State
Treasurer to come back among his old friends
as their Postmaster; position to which he
brings much experience gathered at former
period. @
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An Immense Circulation Determined on !!
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From Virginia.
Illshcp NIeude,s Address. Etc.

Dit'm W, Srpt. 20 92-Riehmond papers Of to-day
contain .Aop Meade. add to the Episcopal Con-
veniion Of Ntrsnis strensly urging q reunion With
the Nosthera wins Of the Church. Rev. DIR. An
dTe-s, chairman Of the specil committee appointed
TO consider 90 much Of the Bishops adire, . reie q,
TO he future relation, Of The doce'e with tho Con.
eral Convention of tho Protestant Episc pal Church
Of the United safes respectfully report that having
hsd tho documents efe-red 20 therein under their
mo'. deliberate and pray erful consideration, ucy
recommend the adoption Of the following resolution
That the Christan ard coucia,ory courss Of our
res?'ced diocesan In hrs corr,rpondence with n Q
PRECEDING bishop and other memlers 81 the Protes.
Az Eplscopal Church Of The tni'ei sga es touching
cun With 'he reuersl convention Of said church.
u0cs our cordial APPRECIATION that the Counsel
ccisIcs anu afec uuuate,y f,rppnds to even reut.
~ ut ot frAtciua rerArd WhiCh hAA been NANTES ed
a. he eorrefpundeucs referred TO; that this Council
is Of opinion that ts o. ects, which all tho parties
iu'ercs ell presumed most to desire, vii lie beet ac
cor he'd by referring tho suhoc, to the nert gen.
e.Hl Council.
The report adopted almost unanimouiiy. The
Council then proceeded to elect cersy and lay delc-
sa,es TO the Grand Council which meets In Mobile,
Ain about the lst Of Noyemter
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'orner died cf Cholera, and III. latter Of ,yybu.

former died Of cbolcr., and III. latter Of ,ypbu.
fever.
ln7 shower aus,n. from Now Y,rt, with .
cargo Il wheat, md 'or NJ n.lfo-i. sp-,,ne
leak of Rl'ck Point. on the cla irs,.. and w,s
IN .hsr aosndonei in ssnkias condition. Her
cre~ wer. a,ed
ovlH lso0 bales of cotton p--srd Cairo, H.,
ve"sri'v. for e ncinuNi, lOn for Fv,- sv.ll. and
80 'of st. L'ui'. A. Scaph = on ~ 2otf, cotton
vs. - cdlv y, Tor t' new or,p was coming
H. IT Ar tvcrage ~ 100 l,ea ds'y.
lnt Se' msNip Colorado = led from s,n Frruci.-
c. on Nc f. n, ,or r,nau, With ,taso oAo N gold,
To- New " k, and 100000 FOR L GLAND. ,n go
rss'en-e'S tmour them Judge Fold and Prof
Ja'sson. THO steamer Moses r,vlcr had arrived
s'n Francisco '--n San Juan. with passengers
who le1 Now York on ne Goth nit.
THr -rcat rico At the s ~ Fr.-cs-o Stat. Fair on
the iSh, between de hor-cs ,rfolk an LODI, WAS
won Ivy o., former Nrfo'k run ths fr,t mil. OF
the frdiw m'le heat IN i:iS, and con' l,tcl the
two mile. In 2:?o in TIE second hest Norfolk rnso
the frn mil" IN i;ie, and the er,ir. heat in s:9S
siN thousand people Witnessed the -arc.
A rrRmuLs accident occurred ycSi riay morn.
inr n rit'lurgh, caused Nv the rowlny up of the
towhost N.mr,d. Captain NJ C,rmitk WAS instant.
J" Killed. The fremsn war blown s,horc rece,v.
Ing fatal INJURIES. TIE cugucsr, tho wife and hoy.
arr miss ny, Aui suppose TO lc lost Several
othcrT were seriously Injured. Part Of the loi'er
VAS blown distance ~ one hundred yards. Tho
mod was owned Nv a New York oil company,
snd 10 total loss. TIC cause Of the explosion ID
unknown
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph % the Sm York SUM-


JErPERsos DAVIS received an invoice of liz ors
from Richmond on Thursday, and appreciated Il
very highly.
THs store Of Chsrlis DIvsoO, al Pontiac, Mich.
was sntsred by burglars rbur'd'y nshL and
robbed Of 1900 in Government bonds,
hAJoa kooRr, OF the 1O'n Tennessee Infantry,
who was arroatsd on ch.r.e Of murder ard arson.
escaped from The E,s1uIle lii THURSDAY night
through the neglect o, n. turnkey
MATILDA BuRsrr1, co'orst 'sr7'n' Of Dr.. chee-
yer, chaplain Of For,r,ss orot, hos oen arrested
Tor r'bSins tie house Of si3j u m neg aad other
sFAelss eproperJ wa roco'''o4'
daASD banquet was gwen Ct b4'H more yeS'er-
dav, hy the merchants TO he u-m''r' OF tho
Grand L.dge, toid Fsll5w'y of tie [ l'''i States,
Ten Hancock mad, tho aia'ss' '' "eIc'm"'
IEPoRSArIos h,. been received n 'he death ot
two American Missionaries IN Turkey P4v. I'd
ward D.dd.and Rav Homer R.''is'i hnrsan- rAa
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uor,e.rnir nj Ri,er.ld. rrrh

Boston SEPT ~ The fourth day " tho ra'ional
hor.e-fsir ct Riversde Park pA,.ed of In tho mos.
satisfactory m,nnsr. A large crowd Of ,p.c'.,or
we've present. The dr.t race %. for horse. that had
never uottsd for money, and VI. ~ou by the Lady
Blss IN thee s,r.lrh' heats; trlG Q4A 24p'.
r41o; In the rsce To- Claas No. ?, 'es lat rr,s.
tottet tAie thru thi ce mirrtes ttaie we e thioo
GOV Is Tie George NJ, ps'cse 10, Jf. uon the fitsf
most IN Pal, and 'he ie.so Wac tCNt thfrc
heats in 2a6s, 30 ~ and rs f. w The stc.t N, O
o3en 70 Az hosss-Firs' premium, ttiE frcund pto-
MUM, t15N-the We q three er'ie. The L auk
Netnen, Gen. hcC elan ald soue Dan. The 70 =
me- Won he raco in thrse heats time. 34y. g5,
22GA. The sorfoll Dam vas second The fair closes
10
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

INFECTED TENEMENT HOUSES Con-.
rLAhTa ny TIM s,IT.Rr PotioE-Por the 6rsi
time In the history Of the police department, an
ofort has been mad' to put end to the unhealthy
and losthsOune tou'ment houses which infett this
city, by ArrAEnins owners OF such property before
the courts. Yesterday Captain Loud, Of the Ssni-
tnry Police, entered comp aint Assinst the teps-
ment houses Nos $50 and 222 Eat nth street. The
captain says that the hou,es contain eighteen snt
tv enty fhmlloa respectively In all embracing rs and
II persons that the buildings are 20 ost front BY 4S
feet deep five storics hlgh about feet between the
foors, and are exceedingly 6lthy, the stmospher.
being impure to render tho houses unht for
tabitation thGt about 10 Of fever occurred in
these iliinss list year. This complaint wsS mad,
H. the Board Of Police CoIninissoner Who also mads
aHilSta which were admitted to Justice DODGE.
Gnd that msri''rate sent for Mr.. Charles chairman,
owner of the bIildlns In question. That gentleman
oilc I'd N fumigato and cleanse tho hou.oa and h.
var al owed % depart Should he fail to do 90, the
ilni Ay Suthortle. viii tako further action In the
matter.
FAIR or THE AMERICAS ISsrIrurx-vIsrr
oV GEN. HooNrR.-The announ, emcnt that flight
Ing Joe llooset" to make III. appearance at ii,
fair oaufed the building in which II I, held TO bo
examined to overlooking last evening. A. early 80
,I O'clock the crowds besau 10 pour In, and contn-
ned until long after the time announced for his
Arrysl. Al about hsEpsstS O'Clock General Hoot,r
entered the bun ling, panied by the COMMITTEES
OF o,p. on, ard uado 10 Uicut oi the building, 70
the stirriug music of Hail 10 the Chief" As he pssssd
the several Stands he iIudly Chee cd the bella Of
tie machine riug OUT saue, tbs steam whistle
blew, aLl even LtrOua.iad n " Tosp0ct Wa ahovn
HIN. The lsnu played several pissoa during the
tour, and ne h' 'ppgogG u the platform, tho bAaA
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THE NAVAL RACERS.

commencement Of the TrInl Tho Official
-ugRestiOus" Of the liOaTd Of fxperts-
Ihe Hu!es OF tho I'6ce hat was dOrc
Yesterday lac Algonquin Eots up team
and Works her IuylHc Dne IiOlr and
1wenty-1Our Ninnte- Ahead Of tho " l.
noo.hi--l xciiirg lines, itc.
OWNS to the fact that tAo wood u oL for starting
the fires had to be pIrei u2 from tho Gre Ioo.s OF
the re- pectlye vo.sel, JosIerdAy morning 4, bo
"efhed' was nos Intl lit.s over two hours silo-
NE nmeset 'h'l he f'es were H.. From ,,yen
oc'oct until tho moment the match was ap7l.oi Ihs
'ocno On tho dock "a well a. on hoard Of IN. vos-9l.
was Of tho li'o,st interest. Tho clear wetthc. md
the invieoratng westerly breeze seemed to place all
han.' In the e.. possible huInor aud sp.rits. Ar
bc@erson, Chief Engineers Dainty. KELLOGG sgreruo
ana fhy'hisn Welo on hand cary, aud o1slroi
'"eini 'es In tpiunlnF yarns whlo tas aovI We,
peinE stsd up and volghol. sirtoe1 wAeebaToE
-A- '"-A- 90 'h- hA-.' .it~--.-- - -.- -Ll-A
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wheeled on bard Of each ve..el Shortly ana, o
O'clock the hremen began TO ~ cod up" and pr,p.rr
Tor 'hs contest. Before starting the .nsineer. a
eah 'e"ol we're served with scopy Of the following
document emsnhtlns from the BOARD Of Experts,
H., r.,.- NV Yorx, Sept, lb 1905.
HIn G'd,'r H,Iie., S,eretary u ths Navy, Ns.A-
s,E.Ih undersigned member, Of IN. Po.rd con.
the Navi IcplTia.n, Yn cnpermens Va ,es los
ma y. o' ihs Goth OF Juy last ard carefully
ti, a. tho S6's 6tpsSaSd ot mssins the scwRe,i.ys
,atle dptc A., N.Y., ,'tcr of the Department sf the
'N. Me ,eipec.n, . .n .gsc,t ,he following rnodae.-
no, ,,,,, =, ac CONDITIONS Of trial as proposed By The
~; ihM ; prrlimin.r, trial Of the winco.hi h.
neoe, uurnini Loco wound, of coal per hour and
That the -heo. OF that vesse Ia s rrdueea ,h.t u
revolutions can be uniformly @ sn.. -
age With that amount Of coal "o' U" =" A''-
hc scnin n ,,s ,e,i npC,e ,I .I.c.ucd the wheels Of
90, When both enfincs arc tn,dv icr tp,aI ,h~~
hours prelim mary trial steam belne n, ts .ns ~
csage N both vcs.eis, the Gtc, 70 lc drawn and
uee his he made to conlmencn 'hc "a hon - triaI
tai inc accg a,o account OF hll iuel copunsd N.
a, ne esptatlon Of q, % hCu, ,rsl the con-
sunol Goa veighed sparateiy, '"' un'oa-
nrnF the O6 hou.s trial ior economy Of fuel a. thu
tne ,Gnnmptop OF coal Is 10 10 i.GOs pounAs
nc anne smouus Of coal n 10. be weighed snd
sa, sy'a to h he asonanin: II the latter ys-:l can
w. n a., es. amount Of coal. the remslndsr .i - .f,
qnin cannot maintain IS per revolutions per minute
Nh ia, pio."rhed amount Of coal, suihconi shall 10
o"'N.ol'o 90 90 ne exact time I, 10 bs actsd
| ~ .' alHNc eurrts'ioh. afo unauimousy w,sds BY
uv I i,s,.ueis nr,sent AZ the sGvcrS meetings
we are respectfully, your obOdont servantA
WV. r. FyKRHrT CnAs w. corHtArp, Nuns
! 0onyEtL WILLIAM BRonLY, wM Z. HIns AMI oas
BAILD, WV. WRIGHT.
MI. sherwood made his Appearances early and
watched the Proceedings with much Interest. Mr..
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The Lake Superior and Puget sound Rail-
roui.

Montreal, SEPT. 90 Colonel Rowland A" Commits
s'oner Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company IL
here oonierrns with the Canadian Go7rnnsni aud
other, relative TO uniting Britsh capital vi'h the
grants Of tie United states in the eonsru'ton ol the
Lake Superior and Puget Sound Railroad Col hos-
Ala |. oanadAni lhs eamnaAIsiAl laanAnna a Canada
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ProceedinKs Of the Alabama Convention.

NJ ntgomuy, Sept, 2l.- The Convention to-day
passed an ordinance rntifylng all laws paced by The
LegiLa,uro during the war, not inconsistent with The
Constitution Of ths United sA;e' Add also an
ordinance rAtiying the pre'ent Constitution except
as rcgaTds the insurance Of Treasury hoie' Ili
s,ato honds
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is doubtful whether wir, vm live to SEQ tn. o...

dorhtful vhether VIII VII i've 10 see the case
eoscd
CiGEen, OF the Tinted State. hsyins claim, against
foreign so, ernnolt, no. founded on contracts With
ma have orieins.d since tas slb Of February. 1854
VIII vithou, Any delay which can Be avoided, for
ward TO the state Deptr,ment statements OF the
under oath. accompanied b. the proper proof
fos'm uter General Dennison AMI secretsry
wels' having returned 70 thi, ei;v, Secretary Stan
ton 10 the only member OF the C.bitct absent from
W"htnstop. Secretary Seward un-el and vs
not able TO Siteni busnes, on Thufsdsy,
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viii be most fully accorded to th, prec, I. one O,
great international Importance TO the pe,pe Of DO
oountric, end he hs, 10 doubt that his m..ion will
bc cIos ned with success.
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Che Latest News
~ Telegraph 90 Ihc y. v. Sun.
1UR FlSHIyGTDy DISPATCHES.

bvl FlSTIyGT1y DISPATCHES.
continuation Of The Wirz Trial.
FURTHER HORRIBLE DEVELOPMENTS.
.bdrUeI,y Worse Than Fi,udish.
: tIXcITING SCENE Iu COURT.
The Prissner 4 DyiGg Man.
PROGRESS OF TIE CHOLERA.
| Additional Official Reports.
TIE cCourse Advancing Eastward
/ CHURCH AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
BISHOP MEADl3 ADDRESS.
\ Ro1nion With the Northern Wing
i A TRAGEDY AT CHICAGO.
An Letter Shot by His Wife.
CITY and Miscellaneous News.
THE NAVAL RACERS.
: Commencement o: ths Trial.
INFECTED TENEMENT HOUSE
Steps to suppress Them.
&c, &C., &c.
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Commencement o. tbs Trial.
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INFECTED TENEMENr HOUSE
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THE NAVAL RACERS,
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continuation Of the Wirz Trial.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,


Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects Ito which
additions are continually being made) Of
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about
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200 Brig Generals, l30 Divines,
275 Colonels, l25 Authors,
100 Lieut.. Colonels, 40 Artists,
$50 Other Officers, l25 Stage,
70 Navy Officers, 90 Prom Mt Women,
l6O Prominent Foreign Portraits.
5000 Copies of Works of Art,
including productions Of the most celebra'
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Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp. An
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and sent by mail, FREE.
Photographers and others ordering goods
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Il. &. H. y. ANTHONY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Bag The prices and quality Of our geois ean'
not fail TO satisfy.
Nov. 10Th, '64.-l2mos.
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iSGL YER WATCHES!

FIRST Class Hunting Time Pieces for accu
racy of movement, beauty of material, and
above all, cheapness in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that it can hard
ly be detected by the most experience.
judges. The material being of two metals,
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver, it can
not be recognised by cutting or heavy en-,
craving, making it, not in appearance, but
in durability, the best resemblance of SOL
ID STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sale of these Watches in the Army is
/ source of enormous profit, retailing, as
hey very readily do, at S25 and upwards
Many hundred dollars can be made in a sins
gle pay day by any one ofordinary busines
alact
BsA.AT WHOLESALE ONLY IE heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, and fancy cut hands. in good
| unning order, by the half dozen, $72. Sold
only by the case Of sir!
| Upon receipt oftwo dollars, as guarantee
Of good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press to any part of the loyal States, collec-
| ting balance of bill on delivery. This en-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in The dlsiOyaI states MUST remit
CAsu IN ADVANCE, as the express companies
lperemptoray refuses making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember,
Cash in adUanes from lgithh the army lines IN
e5eE states We guarantee the safe delivery
all matches, whether they are sent by mail
orr express.
Hubbard Bros,
Sole Importers
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS,

Being a Hunting or Open Face or Lady's
Gentleman's Watch Comebine, with or
Patent Self Winding Improvement
most Pleasing Novelty.
nNE OF THE PRETTIEST, MOST CON.
OVENlENT, AND decidedly the best and
cheapest time piece for general and reliable
use ever offered. 1t has within it and con.
nected with its machinery, its own winding
attachment, rendering key entirely unne'
cessury. The cases of this Watch are com
posed of two metals, the outerone bein-
fine lG carat gold. 1t has the improved rubg
action lever movement, and is warranted ay
accurate time piece. Price superbly enn
graved, per case of half dozen, S304. Sam
pie Watches in neat morocco boxes, $50,
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