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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Naval Intelligence.
AFFAIRS AT THB BROOKLYN NAvY-YAR

AFFAIRS AT THB BROOKLYN NAyY-YARD.
The steam sloop.of-war Lackawanna will sail from
tho or Saturday for the Sandwich Islands
This will the second start the Lackawanna has made for the
destination within month, she having sailed before On
the 10th u but eHcognerng storm she sprang her fore
mast and was compelled put back this port arriving here
the 2Sd oJuDe Since that lime she has been engaged In
repairing damages.
slon aud win sail rogthe NavyYaId OF her contract TRIAL
trip Monday Tuesday next. Great thires lave teen
promised and are expected OF this vessel and people are a1x
oas fr her trial to take place order that they may judge
as 70 whether che all she is said 70 Be- II she can only equal
which average Of Is knots per hour her triatrp
from Philadelphia few days ago no one will have reason te
The United States steamer Rhode Island flagship Of the
North Atlantic SQUADRON vii sail on sagrday nsa on
Taomas touching ct several Of tie West india Islaad.
The soopofwar Pensacola viii be ready for sea about tho
middle OF August, when she viii sail oI the Paelnc.
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.
The Navy Department has received communities
tion from Acting Rear Admiral Pearson commanding the
Pacific Squadron dated Bay OF Caao June iu which he
gives the blowing report concerning Tho condition and en-
The ship Poghetan IS in good condition and viii re-
main at Caao until Tie sgta jane Ehen sue WI proceed 10
Panama aud there meet tie Lancaster on her arrival at hs
place. The steamer Lancaster et airing Of Mare Island
ssyy nat expected 70 DC t-oy .ss nSi ocsrs ana
condition ard was in lie Gulf Of California at last adyess
Yard To- e western Uson TelesrSpa com1any
The slip 81 Mary needs repairs aud viii be ordered Mare
Island Ia few days. The steamer Sag in excellent
condition and 80 Valparaiso Chill Tho steamer Mohon
go ordered Guyaq and when nc longer needed Tiers
10 proceed Penama and the ports Of Central America S<
"a good condition Tie Tusearoa in good condition, aad
ordered 10 visit al the commercial ports between Caso anc
Valparaiso aud should he nc the Spanish feet In any port
70 remaa there for the protection OF American iaieres,-
Should Sic not NEE. the Spanish Feet then proceed TO VAL
paraso. The steamer Watoree Is very foul She Is to be
docked and then Gent wherever most needed The steamer
Nyeck IN good condition aud now at Csao p,t WIZ I
coed 20 Panama in few days to relieve the ST. Mary. Its
soreshp treionia is al Csio in excellent condition Ihs
BOreshp FaralOnos Panama and ia good eonalIOr
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ARMY GAZETTE.
OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO coMussAny' DEPARTMENTS.

oFPIcRRs ASSIGNED TO cO,MIssARY' DEPARTMENTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJur.Sr-GryEEAL's OFFICE.
WAsnIsGToN June 20 let0
GENERAL ORDERS No. 40-Commanding officers Of posts
d stations which officers arc now performing he uty
Commssarics OF Subsistence win Immediately the reeps
Of ORDER forward TO the Qarermaste General AID Com
such officers assigned that da and hereafter at the
date thereof copies Of their orders assigning oces 20 OF 70
HeyIBg them from such duties. . - ,
Assistant Adjatans-GeneTaL
RECRUITING FUSD.
War DEPARTMENT. ADJuTANrG EyERALs OFFICE
Ctpcr1.R No l7In pursuance Instructions from the
Secretary OF War al oecrs Of the Regular Army who arc
accountable for recruiting funds MI from sRd aer tae re-
named Treasurer and TIeasaer ahd Special Gosernmen,
TSsssapsr At Wellington D. c. FIanei, p Spinner,
As'isi'Rl ~. % M Penn B. B S.
Io = O Edys,l. chsIss,oa > b. C. r'e:llsy SeT nor
VI uS Sy States Sal i5;oo IL u & Norton,
nst Ohio r H. S.ePeqpsoa Losisye hy W. p ps.ssnst;
Oregon City, Omaha Territory, Henry wasa ssr,s re- sey
man Mobile Ala. - Galveston Texas, - Lss hoes, AK
unnecessary delay be deposited in the q said do
posores the credit of the Treasurer Of ae United states
depository 70 another viii not be made without
special authority FROM this office When there Is
Place Of deposit needed the fact will be reported TO
this Office and application be mede Tor permission 70 dep3
20 deposit.
Recruiting funds will remain in depository until actually
needed disbursements pubic creditors and the dsbure
III be made Of the identical funds received from the
depository This intended forbid discussing officers
KEEPING on hand in their Office safes such limited
be clearly necessary r the proper transaction OF tho pubic
business in their charge.
BoUyTfEs FOR INDIAN REGniENTS.
WAR IEPAArNENT, ApJuTANrGlNIRALs CFScE'
GENERAL orDERs No. 4-Thc following resolution q Con.
gress published for the Information anu government OF ALI
concerned;
PuBIIc RFsoLu1IoS No. as resel-sn provide for hs
payment Of bounty o certain Indian n giments.
Rd and H9Ese Of Jpresezfe' AZ fhs Us.feo
iasC0ngrs ssslia lsi tie Secretary Of Hag
be- aud 10 s Hereby authorized and d 20 20 De pd 70 The
second aud a Iads snieu the boan
hundred do.r under the and restrictions
the payment Of bounty 10 other volunteers in u
seNlcc o the United States.
Approved June 49, 1876.
BY order OF the Secretary ofWar.
T.. d. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adntsnt Cereal
cHIEP QUARTRRMAsTER ~ THE DEPARTMENT OF NokTb
CAROLINA.
UEApQuARIEns MILITARY oSniAND or NORTH CAROLINA,
RALIIGB. n. c. Ju-e M. le66 5
GENERAL ORDERS No Hi In compliance with orders
om the Wer Department, Col NJ. g. CARRIER Assistant
Qa1rermaster Volunteers is hereby relieved from duty sr
Chief Quartermaster Of this Military Command.
IL Breyet Lieut. Col j. d. Stabb Captain and Assistant
uarermasfes NOunteers the Stall OF the
Commanding General Chief gartemaSer Il this Military
Command
By command Of Breyet Major.Gen Robnsoni
I0ficisLl j. A. CksPBELL. Assist Adj Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
r1arhets-cAasyuLlr nHrOnruD 70. tn. n y rnrsrs...


ASHES-The market Is firm. with a moderate demand
sales M Is 2J6es 7t for Pots and s6d sl7 for Pearls
COFFEE Prices remain nominal and the business Is mod
erse have only TO note sae Of S3s bags Rio Morning
Star, private terms.
COTT0N-Tho market Is duh and heavy at nomlnnlly
changed gures snles Of only about 300 bao at for
Mdoiug Uplands and do. Ecw-Ofleaus and Texas.
FLOUR AND MEAL-1be market for Western and Sato
Flour opcnca quite r1 with fair inquiry bat closed dull at
about previous quotations. the saes are 5000 bbls, at
Sc O0s7 10 Supene States 81 70a So IS for Extra do
s9as0 for Fancy do S. l0aeg IS flor the low grades Of
Western Extra; 90 52slO 25 for Shipping Obio $40 25Gs
for Trade and Family brands and S4 asa SIT so for 81
Louis Extras Canadian Flour Is In fair demand at full
pross sales VI 800 bb, Of " 65stl0 rs f0g the low GRADES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
NAVY GAZETTE.
MHarr ROLL or TIE NAVAL AcADEMY.

MERIr ROLL or TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The following the first five OF each Of the classes at tho
Naval Academy. as they stand on the merit roll:
FIRST CLASS. w Kane. Rhode Island n. r. y Mscisnzie
NewJer.ey; II. W. Lyon. Nevada A. L. sPague NewYokiJ
Dayton, Indiana.
sxcosp CASH T. Tlsy, Rhode Island =. coin, MainsI
A. simons NewYok; H. Knox Ohio; J. /. S.!ekney Illinois,
Tried CLAs-C. {. Comwel Newly ork C. Derby, Rhode
Iaudi A. Stone Pennssnsi t. Upton. Msilei d. T. Ken
ncty, New York.
FOURTH CASH NJ a. Richards. Pennsylysnis; B. Bhses
Mesaehusetts r. H. Buckingham, OAio; w IL Turner, Ohoi
lnnrn LII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Banking Gcuses ano Bankers.
srArs on NEw.YoRK. BASx DrPARrxEr, !

STATE or NEw.YoRk BAsx DrPARTxESr,l
ALBABr April IS, loo. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap.
26 Laws Of 1850 and SO Laws y 1865 that tho Calculating
issued 10 the BANK OF SEWYORK Enk1s Associaon
located the City Ne.YoIt will be redeemed by the
peIHienaen q The Barking pepnsni AZ The hA
fiONAL MECHANICs AND FARMERS BANK ia .tho ely u
Albany, for six fon the dae hereo. and not thereafter
The outstanding Circulating Notes Of the said Bank must be
sented Aforesaid within fK fom tic dstehssoo and al
Notes which shall presented for redemption and payment
within the time thus specified Win 10 BE- charge The fund
In the hands Of the Superintendent 100 that purose
lsH6u Apz7 Y, W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JULr 5
Before Commissioner SrILLwELL.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NOTES.
John Foster was arrested and examined before the
Commissioner on a charge Of passing u s. $40 Treasury
note Amelia Martin was also examined on CHARGE o.
passing counterfeit 800 o. s. Treasury note EoIh pTisob
ers we're committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
RECENT, of Produce.

Aph-l3 735 bhls Flour 30 bbls. Whisky lc5 IBIS
Corn Meat Is sacks Ocake l27 So bush Wheat blASoi
bush Corn 300 bush. Oats 20 eD bash Rye pAgs AsAes
1900 Live Hogs, 1874 bb,s. Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Chances for Bueiness nlen.

NOR SALE-Valuable to Manuiacturcrs-Half the
PATENTS Portable steam Cooling Aquarium also Hop
sud Chemical ESsctor and Diplaee
Rule aud Calers. Add PATENT 80 N u F. o.
DARTNER WANTEp.-A reliable man young
pgcirre 20 al The vacancy = rueI sn Office down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

European buyers operating with the expectation
OF higher prices in England. The European Will cut OF
the German cheese and probably the s of American.
Still present abroad do not PAYING
what many lots now the city have cost Prices NIL.
frlncr than week. really iue Factory Of Coo boxes
Hcrkimer Co. Turned out % day. q l@1, bat this
considered fancy price Dot e0arm dairy sold with
them at 0l7tc with few choice 7.c. Tie home trade
has TO pay and for their cheese Many soft and
cheese arc sold l0Ol2conc lot very s AZ &c. Several
fancy Factory hold at 2Oe and some new Pineapple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

hen disease is raging in Georgia. The fowls die
in ~ hours after bong attacked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Wholesale N. Y. Prices OF Country Produce.
Fol THE WEEK ENDIgs July 5, 1866.

D.
Expressly for 1ug ~ Y. 1RIeUsE By Reporter
The following the current Aios OF articles good cond
tim as sold by commission houses at wholesale. shippers
receive 10 ~ less. deducted FOR commissions beside
freight charges Parties receiving produce 10 sell
with the request that Immediate returns be made cannot
always the prices winch transient buyers 10 pay
Our ;uros are intended for the than tho ner
chant and prefer not TO dappont BY giving the outside
! prices VI very choice aTticies.'
BEANS AND PEAS.
Beans quiet with little call bat the light arrivals cause
ia tho market Choice Mediums bed at - l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

Receipts Of Western light and with fir home demand
choice lots rmer Orange County pals were ADJ aneed
Sc this morning tho best bringing 49, This butter goes
or down &c. time IL may be noted however that after
the pck taken pIice the bulk is sold ct - s4c The
best Western Reserve bringing 2a3c. with single pack
ages selected About the only demand is trIeta
traS, the latest California being adverse 70
sbpping butter there Choice butter for family use Is
really very scarce it does not IN feely hno
Western will advance tho present Use GA pas ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
FRUlrs AND BERRIES.

Berries are crowdisg other in quantity, but in
variety We still have few strawbernessmal baskets Of
very small berries brought 7c. toGsybOh red and black
raspberics wAOrl berries, and fad Wild black.
berry dewbcrry sale from Maryland and Delaware
pums also coming Delaware AM bring 81
peach basket One firm received 200 boxes peaches fo'ho
South day but coming prOpers and being long Oh The
way they generally bad order and sold all tho WY
from So per IL In fine order they would have
been worth s0d 62 Some pears cane with hem bat they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

OFFIcE PAstsA RAILROAD COaPASY
ToSTryR pumpIScs No - NiLlsr, Ngw-f OK June ~ )
SGTU DIVIDENn.-The Board of Directors have
- this diy jo:arol DIVIDEND of -FOUR ~ PER CENT
tie ens Road for tie tIen months ending ~ ns
TWO 20 PR CENT OF lie orrnss oi eau Sailing
Nee. payable az Sio,those. % OH cal IeYe'en@
July Transfer Books VIII &c closed
tie I'D ii o. on e-orin- OF ne
9Th Of JAY tENhf SMITH ts.-ute-.
COD DIVIDEND UNITED STATES FIRE
OE1 INSURANCE COMPANY have this dy declared SEMI.
ANNUAL DIVIDEND FIVE 90 FER CENT, free OF Government
= PAYABLE u d.. and.-Sew- y ORR, tuiy 3 1915
W. WILSON USDERHILL Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Fowl, are doing better both Ia demand and price, We
hides, SKINS, AND YORs.


New potatoes have declined suddenly and heavily and
rod old down with them Present quotations Of little
value for other day date Cucumbers and squashes
sell very slowly. They coming FROM Long Island and
New-Jersey. Tomatoes lower. South Car nG musk.
melons came poor conditional lot sold 10 wagon
neddlers 81 A ncr 100 We nnntc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

The stock hand Tretty well run down for the Fourth
and with moderate receipts today quote advance Of
about L. though the market IN unsettled state and west
ern eggs vary 30 much in quality Buyers insist loss Off
ana rather t5an sell OHIO eggs 2c letting the purchaser
his rcirns the dealer cannot possibly examine
them hmso holders prefer selling agreed s. at 20
Q2lc AT the mark Fresh New Jersey and other b.
eggs viii bring to-day BY the single b1rre We quote:
Eew-JeIsey and Pennsylvania fresh. v doz % 40
state. GoOd MARKS --..-----.%t n-S
Southern and Western, = doz., good Oraer. - asl
Er 0ats u busu. good. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
'VO neutrality-suspicious.


INO CARRIAGE-MAKERS.-
For l- the srOCk and FIXTURES Of the well known Car
rase-masng rs's3hrnt OF Thomas George Cooke, 30 70
Of.nge Haven twio retire from the busi'
ue the of The premises for Ave yeeEs
beir. the Of the city few rods from
with the
city deTbis location. Gssrss opportunity ia
oreredto In OF spce to on the business
Apply as above
VNlE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Invite attention Manufacturers their Water Power at
the Pas.so Arw-Jcsey \on tide water four miles below
and t miles Newak adjoining The Enc Railroad
snd 10 es Of EboAen aud jersey City, aud eleven from tie
City Hall. Ner.iok 1870
sy have head and h Of hiSh ie with the
whole Psssic River aid tfee hundre acres
sirang that each has the benefit
o navigation 10 both head end tail
Tie sbuudan ,ni permanent supPy OF waeria the md OF
Topulatou-siuaU navgab- rverwih It's 10
Cy Of Nea fors, communicating with IL by plank road rai
road and BY weier dei the mos location Tor man
ufactores IN TIE country. .
dent Trenton \. J.
WANTED.-A Party with CAPITAL Of $4,000
w 70 ske intoe IA Manufacturing business eoured oy
PGoni which lri Of 100 The dyescr largely
engaged ia On, bushes. In the Wet The party would DO
ggrcd attend the business In New York the Eastern States.
TIE Capital named expended controlled by him the
TIC business Rest OF f,'ruces given and required. Ad
dnss IRON Boz No. 10. Tribune Oaice.
kVANTED-Mcn wishing 10 engage in pleasant
W ord wing bsless call Parties going South
Nc VII g. wei call office before leaving the city. The
sa, qare s- 50 $685. and pays irom 80 80 per
d.. CoL a. 40. 23 Couu'uad.st CUSHING WING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Dipiocn0 Notices.

PngSix NATIONAL Bank NEv.YoRK June 27 1876
A DIVIDEND of -FOUR % PER CENT free Of
Government tax has brn 1eaiei THIS. DAY, payable
and se June 80 Instant un which date the Transfer Books will
be claei JOHN PARKER, Ca.her
BANK 90 IHE CoyHoSwR.LrH HBwYoRK. Jane 20, 1860
A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT will bo paid
~ % hooTs FEC Of United States MONDAY,
,July2 The Ean.i,T boob. WI be oossd til luly ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

OEIicE o. raE ClIsgoS ilEs lssURAEog CosPlsYl
No. isO broadway. I
nIYIDEND.-A DIVIDEND Of FIVE (5) PER
CENT free u tai has been declared Of The pIoh,s s
lat tx months payable and the 9Th mat Transfer Book
elo.eI IIlI Ia, d-.e.-.ew.York July . 1896 -
JAMES u. LMES. IT, sCers!sry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

| 800. .....I so lOO.......... 81
Michigan Central. Del. Lack. &. w.
100. 800. ex-div.l42
illinois Central. Chic. and Alton.
.9OO. I2lil lO0.........10l
Cleve. e. Pitts. Marietta g. Cin.l p
[ 200. S3l j00......... 40
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01
M ORDINANCE-TO lew and assess

7 d71NW My % I0UU.
= W. PELTON. Pres't Of the Council.
c. Z. HILL, City Clerk. maYsI.32O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01
Mtlttary Commission

A military Commission has been CON
vened by order Of General Grant and is nov
! in session at Norfolk, for the purpose Of in
yesticating the causes which led to the re-
cent riot in that city. Proceedings VIII b
conducted with closed doors and the eTl,
dence will be submitted directly to General
Grant.
Letter from Gov. Parsons.
Governor Parsons has addressed a letter
to General Howard, urging the necessity OF
the Bureau increasing its distribution OF
rations. By a recent census of that State
fortv-three cut of ffty-two counties return
59,O2I destitute persons, and he averages the
starving poor at $4,000. During the war
there was lost 10000 men, over one half of
whom were heads Of families, and there arc
60, 600 white widows and orphans. They
could raise no crop last year on account OF
the presence of the armies, and the LeSlsla-
ture at its recent session authorized the is
suing of State bonds for the purpose OF pro-
curing food, but they have failed to make
them negotiable, and the government
proposes coming North to put them on the
market for provisions.
The citizens who are able give freely,
and the mortgaging of farms to raise iood
is universal, Women and old men walk
miles to obtain food, and it is customary to
meets mothers crying with their starving
children. There are 100, coo destitute whites
and blacks, and to the 20,s0O TO which "a
tions were issued daily in May he nrSes
that the number be increased for June
5000. Their wheat and potato crop. gath
cred in daily. will give great relief. 1t vs.
believed that the number Of rations after
August can be greatly reduced.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01
ORDINANCES
ORnTNIEGK-IaTVinT faTeI

h1AC4
- the Year eighteen hundred and sixty-sfz
sec.lc Bsit ordained By the City Council d
SatJo o. Oleveiand, That for the purpose Of dsf
hstne general and incidental sxpsnsss Of the
~ yea1 1850, there shall be isyisd and o..
ted rom al the real and personal propartV vi
the limits OF said city, a tag On thrse ana r
tenths or "a mill on the dollar Valuation.
sko-2. That for InhrmAry purpsasE an6
oo0r Leler 70 the poor, there shall Be lssisd
collected upon ell the real aud personal prooi
within the limits Of said city q tax of one MI
the dollar valuation.
Sos. hat for the purpose Of pay and supu
Of the POLES Department, there shall b lsvisds
collected upon ali the real and personal proprl
within ths limits Of said city, . tag Of two -
on the dollar valuation.
SEC l. That for the purpose and pay Of ths ,
Department Of said city, there shal b levied :
collected upon all the real mi personal propsI
within the limits of said city, q tag Of one :
one-tenth mill on the dollar valuation.
sEo- 8. That for paying the interest on the pa
lie debt Of the city, there shall Be levied and c
lected upon all the real and personal propsI
within ths limits OF said city, a tax Of four nd
uEths dollar valuation.
SEc-b That for the purpose Of creating . sir
inE iund Tor the gradual extinguishment OF I
Doads aod funded debt OF the city, there shall
ovied and collected upon all the real and perno.
property within the limits Of said city, 4 tax
three mills on the dollar valuation.
$50. Z. That for sanitary purposes and heal
OF the city, there shall be levied and collected M
all the real and persona property within the d
Its of said city, s5 authorized BY the Le9islataE
a tax Of ons mill on the dollar valuation.
SEC s. That for the purpose Of providing q STA
ing fund for the redemption Of the bonds issuedf
the payment Of the soldiers bounties, a. autho
lied by the Legislature, there shall Be levied Al
collected upon all the real and pc sonal proper
within the limits Of said city a tax OF ons mill Z
the dollar valuation.
sEc-a That for tho purpose Of lighting q
streets Si.h gas, and supplying the city Wit
water, a authorized by the Legislature, the
shsll be levied and assessed upon all the real e.
personal property within the limits Of said &c
tax oftbree-.ourths of one mill OF tbs B. y
uation- liar y
SEC 10. That the City Audit
ssrtify to the County Audito- be directed
taxes aad said Coup' the foregoing Il
luested, as provided Auditor Is hereby
phcate oftaXes " Law. to place mon ~ :
sfea all the lie per eeutags levied a asor-,.
o. cal and personal Dropsrtv -tthG- =
70 said city.
-ssed May %, 1se6.
+. W. PELTON, Pres. Of the Council
c. r.. Hill, Civ Clerk.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01
AMERICAN WATCHES.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF
American Watches,
Made at WaIthanl, Mass.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RE-
L CENT great decline in gold and silver and al
the msterials used in the manufacture Of our goods
and in anticipation cfA still further decline, VS.
have reduced cur prices to IS low a point as they
can be placed
with Gold az Par,
50 that no one need hesitate TO buy a watch now
from the expectation that it will be cheaper at
some future time. The test Of ten years and the
manufacture and sale Of
More than zoe, 900 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches, cur business has steadily increased as the
public became acquainted with their value, until,
for months together, We have been unable TO sup
ply the demand. w have repeat dig enlarged our
factory buildings until they now cover orer three
acres Of ground, and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified in stating that We now
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF L THE
WATCHES SOLD IN H UNITED STATES.
he different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trademarks engraved on the plate:
1. American Watch Co." WaIthsm, Mass.
2. Appleton, Tracy & Co., 4" wslthsm, Mass.
.. = .. bartiett, NalthAmi mass.
1. "Wm. Enery."
8. OUR LADIES' WATCH is of fret quality
named Appleton, Tracy d Co." Wal.
sA~-- Mass.
6. Our next quality Of LaaIes -vv4-I--.u.
or. S. Bartlett, " waIthsm, Mass. These
watches are furnished in a great variety Of
sizes and styles ofcases.
The American Watch Co., OF walthaD, Mass,
authorize us to state that without distinction Of
trademarks or price,
All b Products of their Factory are
fully Warranted.
to be the best time-keepers Of their class ever
made In this or any other country. Buyers shouli
remember that unlike the guarantee offs foreign
maker who can never be reached, this WsrAntes is
good at al times against the company or their
agents and that If after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any psrticu-
lar, it may always be exchanged for another. As
the American Watches made st Wsltham, are for
saleb by dealers generally throughout the country,
we do not solicit orders for single watches.
oAUTIoN.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
countsrfeits will he prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
agents for the American Watch Company,
mayl0:Rl0-D&W Is2 Broadway, N Y.