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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-We still q1ote Superiue at 90 oO,D9 50;
extra at $40 269ll; family At $lI 6OaI2 6O and
fancy q S2s 10. $50 bbls extra sold at $40 So l-
WHEAT-No. red is held at 90 5Oa,2 IS, with
snles OF go bush at % 50 No. new red at % 3O0
No; do at 81 2D1 30, and extra spring at q l5
CORNEMixed shel cd In elevator Is held at sl9
SIC and 72G73c In sacks. kAr brings 60 and 02o al
upper and lower roads, White shelled e5c
OATS-NO. Canada could be bought at 49, but
held somewhat higher.
RYE-The market is steady and UNCHANGED al o5c
@Sl 02 for No. ] and choice. U.S0 ~. -
BARLEY-Pfices are steady at d 50 for prime
BULK MEATS--Quet but held firmly, and could
not have been bought below IA, II and l9c, and not
much at these rates.
BAgON--Very firm at 10. 10 and 9lc. and but lit
tie offered. .". y F-T = -
LARD Declined to allie, but il was dieioult to
buy at this rate at the cose holders generally refs-
ing 70 sell below 2lSc, but there was not much de-
nand at the quotations.
BUTTER-The demand rules fair and the market
Is steady at for prime TO choice Central Ohio
EGGS- The demand is good ard firm, and the
market rules at 2lc per dozen, shippers count, for
HAI-The market ,rules firm at Sll@I2 per TIM
Tor prime Timothy on arrival. -. Y
MHlSkl-;A firm market at 3To in bond, aud
~ rs duty raid
GROCERIES--The demand is almost entirelv
from consumers. The rates asked for fair 10 choice
Mo Coffee 3j49lc; Raw Sugar u X Dl5k; hard re-
hned do l7A@lSc, and Moasses 9Os95c for choice
sEkD-Flax rules firm at ~ s5; Clover is held at
POTAT0ES-Fro store sls Per Dbl is obtain.
ed, according to quality u I-T IT.
FRU!TS-Peache.s are firm at q 22c for halvea.
with a better densnd: apples are nominal.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Another ID1 Junction Against Excise
Officers.

Another Injunction Against Excise
New YORK, June 23.--Judge Cardoss has
Issued another Injunction, on application of
q tHquor dealer, restraining the officers of
the, Board of Excise from closing his place
under the new law.
Two More Cases of Cholera.
Two more cases of cholera are reported
to-day, but the patients are said to be re-
covering. ur .M.
a0.-' Financial. rgi q
The Commercials money article says:-
Affairs on Wall street are extremely dull;
the only feature of interest is another up
ward turn In gold, the price at noon hay
ing reached about 1853. The prospect of the
adoption of the tariff bill with a provision
making the advanced duties payable on the
goods In bonds, produces an expectation
that the importers will require next week a
large amount of gold for duties. Gold is
held Off the market under this anticipation,
and hence the advance in the premium.
The shipments of specie to-day aggre-
gate. 81, ,204.5S7, consisting largely of bull
lion brought by the last steamer from San
Francisco for Europe. J1ar n aI
AS usual on Saturday, there is no move
ment whatever in foreign exchange, and
the rates are entirely nominal.
The stock market continues extremely
dull with decline. Atthe Board Erie was
58T@5S5s, and afGer the session sales were
made at 5815. The miscellaneous list is at
most entirely devoid of movement. Gov
ernments are quiet but firm. 1. s...
The money market exhibits extreme ease
and dullDess, owing to the quiet in trade
and speculation. The balance of exchange
with the rest is in favor of that section,
and it is likely to become more SO in con-
nection with the purchase of the wool crop.
The disbursement Of the interest on the
second series Of the 7-30s has positively
tended to increase the ease of the market
during the week. On call loans the rate is
DC. on ordinary cOllatterals, and per cent.
on Governments. Discounts range at SOY
per cent: 'd'I . r.,
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Now YorIr Mar,r,,-.TuD. %.

! ,G9TT0N--Dull at 57a4Oc for middlinR upIspds,
0UR-pall and common grades are heavy and
declining; y zoos 90 for extra State IS 7O9iO DO for
extra round hoop 0hi9and $40 s0DIs so for trade
prnTpds; PneTrketclosiUg heavy and dull, ..- 90
WHE hT-Dull, heavy and nominaiiS lower. sotm, no
transactions of any magnitude. = :
/ RYE-Quiet. 'ii1
CORN-Closed 10 lower 9o@s3c for unsound nav
mixed western; and e31S994c for sound do
OAfS-Dull and heavy at 51aeOc for new west
OPPEgROLEuMT3D at Q592BKo for crude. and
4OgAIc for refined In bond, ) = -, s-S-SS' ~-'''A
fOhk-Decidedly lower but active; SSl slgs3 Is
LOT new mess, closing at S8l so cash. $50 0Ofor old
20, ana w % for prime. Alss $50 brls new fress
loT RGEqTE, RGEqTE, sellers and buyers option, at csc so.
BEEF HAMS-DuIl and nominal. tcy
u S20c for hams. t ~ 'A'ou'uo''' .''''
/ BAC0N-Quiet
hiiAAkRDD@,.Dul and heavy at 1gK@22Kc., 81.
IoiS bSEIIEh--heavy at 2oD33c for Western, and asa
CHEESE-Dull at S9glc.
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Allegheny Cattle mnrket-Jup. o,

CATTLE-Fhe market during the week was sct-
I've. Ihe number offered reached about 700 head .
The sales were 645 head against ga head last weak
being an increase Of 1853 head Theincrease in sSes
were principally to local purchasers. The Improved
demand in the East improved the feeling in the mar
ket; The largest portion Of the offerings were Of q
medium description. This being taken into con-
sderatOn the rates obtained were fully up to those
Of astweek. The extreme rates this week were:
Common, IS 5O96 so per cwt; medium &c T50T Is:
extra fat cattle $s oO99 co. aGainst IS 5Oe Sol The
current rates Of last week. The principal transac-
tons were closed with the advantage on the side Of
the sellers, who were disposed to be 10 good humor.
HOGS,-The market was quiet. with limited de-
mand Being out Of season. there was but little At
tention paid TO this kind Of STOCK The retail figures
were - oCslo25 per cwt, the latter being paid for
large. fat hogs
~ ELAMBS-Prices were lower, A few lots were dis
posed OF at prices ranging from per head,
being q decline, n
SHEEP--The offerings during the week were large.
Prices since our last gave way. The number offered
were variousy estimated at from $500 70 600 head
The rates as compared with last week show a de.
cline of 800 per head on certain descriptions. Tha
extreme, prices were 81 OO95 60 The largest por-
tion OF the sales were between these prices
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FROM BUFFALO.
The Unitarian ConferenC

PuFFALo, June 23-Yesterday was the
third day of the Western Unitarian Com
ference. Rev. Mr.. Mayo, of Cincinnati,
submitted vOluminous and elaborate re-
port on the relations of the liberal to the
organized religions of the West. At the
close of his remarks vote of thanks was
rendered him by the Conference, and it was
ordered printed In the Christian Examiner.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Brigham preach
ed. In the evening there was a collation.
and speeches by Revs. DIR. Bellows, r. L.
Collier, Mr.. Hessworth and others. A res
olution was offered directing the president
and secretary, one mouth before the annual
Conference, to direct letters to churches in
the Western Unitarian Conference, urg-
ing them to select delegates. I. .
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From the Ohio Farmer. MAySs.I
The WoOI DTar1ra,s

CLEvELANp. June ls.-We learn from various
parts of the State that buyers are pretty active psS
ing up ell the wool that they can ot hold of n az
range which we noted last wesk-as to bSe--snd at
some points paying far above these figures. A coF-
respondent in Massillon writes u.s. that buyors Ara
paving there And in Akron from 60 70 eSs Witoous
regard TO condition or quality. In Mt. Vornons ths
last Bdn'ler ssys-The wool market H. bean srits
active this week. The streets have been lined With
wagons containing WOOL and both buyers snd ssisrs
appeared TO be In good spirits. The preyainT pries
has been bSc per pound, with an upward tende1cy,T
A correspondent IN Canfeld says .wool buverS AZ.
plenty securing the best lots at prices from 81 Ia -
JoEdinAry clips SOC, Sheep generally have winter
cd badly and are gheeEiDg rather light From 49,
ern Pennsvlyauia, Glenn 4 Brothers Of Noblekovn
write ns;C sheep sheaEing in. Western rPennsyi-
ytnia y about through withs Wool In Splendid Sr-
dsr and well handled in every particular. Z. Esek IN
dlvidua sheep has shorn quite light this sa
Ill be very Probable for The manuf1ot t,iref. ,+
Growers expect ccntdently 70 get IS 70 7Sc psf poi
IN favor Of hne wool s6ited for fancy s
iong nne Eood style wool suited for Ane deiainSs.
nna long lnssTous wool suited for hanaf t6re n
-l-eNe eefSAe. Il :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
XXXIXth CONGRESS- LIST Session
a' WASHINGTON, June 2s.
SENATE.

| Mr.. RAMSEY introduced a bill to secure the
speedy construction of the Northern Pacific rail.
road and to secure the use of the same TO the dow
ernment for postal and military purposes Referred
| 10 committee on the Pacific Railroad. 80
| Mr.. C0WAN, from the committee on Patents. re.
from the primary examiners in patent cases 10 ~
a fine of $40, which was passed. " FN'
The joint resolution authorizing the hiring of A
Department Of State was passed. VI ~ 'no
| MIR WILSON called mn the mint rasoIut;on ~
provide for the publication Of an Official report Of Of
the last Congress on this subiect and antbor1s. ths
Secretary of War 10 appoi5t acomnssnt s1e
revise and prepare Coisi documents for PSIR PpaSIes
shall not be paid for more Than two yasrs Ps.saS
and goes TO the House. 'S'''' "'00u'
Mr., STEWART called up the bill to establish a
ment Of a register. which was psssed and gpes ~
the President. "'''''' "''' fN'''O' "Hu eO'' W
The Senate took up the Tax bill. The salary of
@ oO Tbs vi oF y was liked at
ists was agreed TO- The last amendment of M
tss was w 3 e. insert follows That ali the
to he assee or occrnr PrTpSS TISsr liable
which NAV accrue nnder ss acc or
nstituting and Continuing liens fees and fofetnres
incurred under and by virtue thereof and for carry
ing out and completing proceedings which have nj
ready Commenced or may comnence IN epSos.o 81.
snch nenaIties or c,im;nai nrooaaS;nos' W enioISe
Sc and for punisbment Of eri%es wbcb an ss,G
shall be OF shall have been found guilty; provided.
shall eesse by
tor therein contained before the respectye nrovi
shall be and is hereby Continued until sScb nTov; g%
sions of this ACT shal take affect. and pbara 81
is hereby repealed no duty Imposed thereby sha he
held to cease in consequences Of such repeal until
shall take effect and provided, further. that ali
manufactures and productions on which duty was
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FL0UR-City made Xxx red held at els oo0II 90.
do Xxx white At SIS 009l5 50, Country brands Xxx
red range at &lO 50oDl2 so; do Xxx white ara 5oa
Is 00 Xxx spring el0 75a IL co.
WHEAT-Sales this morning Gears No. Milwau-
kee spring at 50 20; 1900 bush DO do on private
C0RN-No. held OF 6S97Oc from store.
OATS-Sales 1000 bush and l car No. / at 800
Nv uBUTTEbR-Dul and heavy at oS@06c for choice
CHEESE-ln fair demand. steady and firm At 10
9l5c for common to choice dairy and factory made.
EfSSHGSmtlrm EfSSHG and in good demand at 22D23c. ~
P0TAT0ES-Peachblows Si 10 Der hu in hnlk.
sales 75 hbls Peachb hblOWs at - 90 per bbl gr- -
~, LANE FlSH-In good demand and frm.U No,
Pickerel. No. l % OO9s 26 Trout 81 IS: HerrinS
large, a. so. - - - - AN y
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-a FROM OTTAWA. Z
Proceeding. in .Pnrlrnment. .

]
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Herald's Ot-
tawa special says: In the Canadian Parlia-
ment yesterday Mr. Gait moved for indem-
nifcation of the Government for the ex-
penses incurred during the recent Fenian
trouble. Several members of the Govern
ment advocated the move, when, Mr., Cham
bers, of Bfoekville; obtained the floor and
spoke against it. He said that Canada could
not support troops enough to resist the
United States. "A thousand Fenians was a
different matter from thirty-five million of
Americans. He also called for an investi-
CATION of the conduct Of some of the COM
manders of Provincial troops during the
troubles and denounced the management of
volunteers as blunder. - ,..,,
Mr. Chambers was continually inter!
rhpted, and the uproar was so great at
times as to drown his remarks. He was
replied to by, Mr.. darcy McGee,r and the
motion of Mr.. Gait was adopted. U VILLA
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST:

has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIRDYE is the hest in the world 1t is the cheap
est, tie most reliable, and most convenient. Com
plete in one bottle Does not require any previous
stain Produces beautiful black cr brown, as pre-
ferred. A. child can apply IT.. Always gives satis-
faction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
A. /. MATHEWS. Manufacturer, NY.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents. ."
Also, MATHEWS ARNICA BAR GLOSS for re
storing and dressing the Hair.
'junel9 deodly
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Atoiletdelight The ladies' treasure and gentIe-
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathingthe face and person.
render the skin soft and frcsb to prevent eruptonS
To perfume clothing, &c. III TO
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
tremovesredneSS, tan. blotches, DC.
Jtcures nervous headache and allays Inflammation.
ltcOOls, sOftens and adds deicacy to the skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
PatroniEed by Actresses and Opera Singers It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards. 49,.
.'te.. ia DEMAS BARNES d co. i' q
..J Props, Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
octa-dGw1y
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the former GoGernment:of HOlstsin or the
Estates about to meet. =
The opening of the Holstein Estates is
expected with the greatest anxiety. The
Prussians will not permit them TO meet in
any part OF Holstein, and General Marlen-
ful will take the necessary steps to this eff
feet. The question Is, il Austria will OPP
pose by arms the measures taken by Prus-
sia to prevent the meeting. mcl 3rf
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baltimore Cattle Market-JuDe a

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings during the pa,t
week were e95 head against 6iS head previous week.
l95 from Illinois, 2QS from West VirRina over tSs
Baltimore Ohio railroad; and IS from MhryIsnd
on foot OF the receipts during the week, So head
were shipped to Philadelphin, l40 bought BY Wash
% lett over unsold and the balance taken by Bati.
more butchers, Prices to-day. ranged .as foiloWs.
VIE Common et G9$1 80. fair at e7 7sD0s IS.
1Oolbs, The market closed dull. h, ~ 80. r-lT@ -
SHEEP-The supply this week was moderate with
lar demand, sales were made at 5k0eko Der Is
gross Tor clipped. No wool sheep in MARKET no M
HVGS-The supply In market has been equal 10
the demand. Sales at el3 bO@l3 rs per 100 lbs neE
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Reputation Established

Mrs. s. "A. .aLEe1s is truly a
R0sS6Itc benefTCIreSS, and her
EUO11er5SSE success Is tI1sll.e-
ceOIessted. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and tO-CE0y she Is
In her lime the largest man.
MfactWress in The aUOrld. 7,r-.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and OlG age are alike
benefited 6y The aGse or Mrs.
s. "A. .4LEesI'S Worlds H0ir
RestOrer and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly upon
the roots Of lhe hair, causing
IErMr601IG grOGOth and be0a.
Ey. Your hair, ffclGGnged to
grey or GUhtte by sickness or
other causes, aOtLI soon be re-
stored TO its natural color
and beauty. DGsidrMT Grad
tcNted fOfeUe1'. The Hair.
failing stopped. The most
delicate heNCV.dreSs or bOn-
1setCGst6 be SOO1'M eOtthOttt fear
OfSOiLiSag. The mos tdeISght-
fME fragrance TO The hNtT. Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

This sthe most delightful ahdextraordinsry article
ever discovered. II changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOary satin texture Of rsvishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth, and the dis
h"guc appearance so inviting in the city belle of
fashion. 1T removes tan rreckles, pimples and
TOughness from the skin. leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
teria injurious to the skim Patronized by Actress
cs and Opera Singers. It is whatevery lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts. rr .
Prepared by W. 4. .HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. i'Ht,l ia
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
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Os.Eero mnrIInt-Inne %

,FLOuR-Partially lower on some grader; sales AZ
double extra ~ 'O'
,,N,;H WN,;H!EiAT-QpiOt no speculative and but light
CORk-.No. J. Illinois held at 7sc without sales.
other grains quiet and nominal ~
vJtANsAL JGtANsAL FRElGHTS-Firm and boati scarce,
LAKE IMPQRTS--l7 900 corn.
ga. SANAL q d0o ohXPOkTS-SOO bbls -four; 1900 bush
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Cholera i'm EIizabetb. N. T..

New YORK, June 23.-There have been
six fatal cases of cholera at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, but under active measures by the
Board of Health the disease appears to have
spent itself.
Professor Morse sailed for Europe to day.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. JULIAN, fram the committee on Public
Lands reported back the House bill TO remove the
offices OF Surgeon General Of the States of Iowa and
Wisconsin to Pottsmputh. Nebraska. which was
Teada third time and passed T. EiIHTI
Mr.. WASHBURNE, Of Illinois. presented re-
cord Of, an investigation into the accounts Of tho
tnd acting Surveyor Of customs at Memphis. show
ing the Government to have lost the sr all sum OF
about million Of dollars and asked its reference 10
the committee on Banking and Currency, with di-
Iections to examine into the whole subject, with au-
hority to send for persons and papers, and TO report
at any time. twas so ordered.
A. bill to establish post road from Fort Wayne to
Auburn DeKalb COUNTY. Indiana, was referred to
RMr. briggs. from the committee on Mines and
Mining, reported resolutions recommending an In
creased duty on foreign copper of at least 80 cents
per pound on ingot. and cents on fine PIPER ores,
which was referred to the committee on Ways and
Mr. DARLING announced to the House the death
Of his col league from the Sd Congressional District
pirate eulogies were delivered by Messrs. Darling.
Morgan, Washburne Of, H.. and Davis. .-.,,.-',
The following resolutions, by MIR. Darling, was
ReSolo6d, That the House Of Representatives has
learned with deep sorrow Of the decease Of Hon. Jas
Humphrey, of the city Of Brooklyn. and mpmber
Of this House from the Third Gong eSsional District
ResOIced That the sympathies Of the House be
and are hereby rendered to the widow, family and
relatives of the deceased in mutual afiiction and
RSsot0ed. That the Clerk of the House be instruc-
ted TO communicate eopy Of these resolutions to
the family Of the deceased.
ReSotoed That as an expression of respect for the
memory of the deceased the members of the House
win wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
davs.
Rssolred, That the Clerk be directed to transmit
10 the Senate a copy Of these resolutions.
The Hovse then, as further mark Of respect, adj
jOurned. n ~ g.I lr ..'st .F. -9G 80
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Accident ON The G., w. & n. h. X
n A Bold RObherY

CINCINNATI, June pa train on the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
road ran into broken culvert yesterday
near Morrowtown. The engineer and fire.
man were killed.
During heavy storm yesterday after
noon man entered the American Express
office, walked behind the money clerks
desk, abstracted package containing forty
seven hundred dollars, and made his es-
nanp
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Corrections

BosToN, June 23.-It was erroneously
telegraphed yesterday that Mr.. Francis
Bush had been drowned. 1t should have
been Mr.. Edward Bush. ... ... m
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COMMERCIAL , MATTERS.

New York Money Markot-Ju0e ga.
M0NEY-Market easy at 496 per cent. for cali
S2rnEEkRLiNNG 2nE ExCHANGE-Dull Of lOsRIOsK.
lb9T and closing at I62X. " - ''"'' -
Exports specie TO day s., $50 0a6. sI.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Without decided
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool quiet and vsry Arm.
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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAMt, MASS
rs THE REHT.

II is made on the best principle. It's frame is
Q mposedof SOLID PLATES. NO jar can inter
fere with the harmony Of its working, and no sud-
den shock tan damage its Bcbinery. Every piece
is made Snd finished by ochiBery dtself famous
forts novelty as well for its eectiyeness) and IA
therefore properly made. The Watch is what all
mecbanism should te-ACCURATF, SIMPLE.
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. EXCEPT some
high. grades. too costly for general use, foreign
Watches are chiefly made by women and boys.
Such Watches are composed Of several hundred
pieces, screwed and riveted together, and REQUIRE
repairs to keep them in any kind of order
All persons who have carried "aLc cres !" ''lepinesv
and English Patent Levers" are perfectly well
aware Of the truth Of this statement. '." ..- -
At the beginning Of cur enterprise, more than ten
years ago. il our first object to me thorough
ly.Eood low priced Watch for the million, to take
the place of these foreign impositionf-tbe refuse
of forege factories which were entirely unsaleable
at home and perfectly worthless everywhere. 4.
How well we have accomplished this may be un-
derstood from the fact that sfter 50 many years Of
public trial, We now AXE MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THs UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department of
our business is continued with increased iScities
AVHoiI0OI "VIhb VIC are ht present engaged ~. the
manufacture Of Watches Of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, uhes
quaed by anything hitherto made by ourselves, and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose We have the amplsst facilities. We
have erected an addition TO our main buildings ex-
ressly for this branch of our business, and have
filled IL with the best wOrkmen in our service. ew
machines and appliances have been constructed,
which perform their work with consupmate delica-
cy and exactness. The choicest and m ost approved
materials only are sed, and we challenge compare
son between this grade Of our work and the finest
imported chronometers, We do not pretend to sell
our Watches for iess monty than foreign Watches,
but we do ASSERT without fear of contradiction that
for the same money product is incomparaby SUI
perior. All our Watches, of whatever grade, are
fully warranted. and this warrantee is good at all
times against us or our gents in all parts of the
world
CAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned 10 buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
cOunterfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH CO..
1872 BROADWAY, ".