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CUBA.

An Quiet In Cuba and Porto Rice-Havana
Sugar MISUNDERSTANDING Quotafiens.
HAVANA, Oct. IA, 1863
All disturbances here have been suppressed, and
the island Il now perfectly quiet
Advices nom Porto Rico state that all is quiet
there.
The steamer Missouri arrived this morning.
The sugar market Is active at eight reals per arrobe
for No. IL ID. 8.
Exchange strong on London, Is 1s5s per cent
premium on United States, sixty days, currency,
rs % per cent discount sixty days gold, q az
per cent premium freights dull.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Steamship neutrality-suspicious. Of q Dry
Dock-The Fires I'm the Oregon Forests.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II, 1858.
The opposition steamer Nebraska, from Panama.
arrived this morning.
The dry dock at Hunters Point has been finished
and is now ready for the reception OF vessels.
The captain Of coastng vessel reports, while on
Coos Bay, Oregon, he encountered smoke 80 dense
that it obstructed his progress day. About 800
birds fell dead on the deck OF his vessel The people
at Coos Bay and vicinity could not account for the
smoke.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

State Aid TO the Boston, Hartford and Eric
Railroad.
BOSTON, Oct. a. $685.
The report Of the Commissioners appointed under
the act to afford State aid to the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad came before the Executive Coun-
Gil to-day and the order was passed authorizing the
issue by the State Treasurer OF the first payment in
scrip. This secures the completion OF the road to
Fishkill.
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GEORGIA.

Arrival of the Remains of Howell Cobb nj
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct H. 1868.
The steamer San Salvador arrived here this morn
ing with the remains Of Howell Cobb. The Mayor
and Aldermen, members OF the bar and many clti
zens received the body at the wharf and escorted it
to the Central Railroad depot, whence special train
carried the remains to Athens, Ga. Flags are dying
at half mast.
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nrus,caI ,tmd Theatrical Notes.

nrustcaI ,vmd Theatrical Notes.
Mss Celia Logan q, playing at Sadler's Wells
Mile. Zoe Is doing The Female Brigand" IN Port
land.
LeslngwelI is playing to- crowded houses in GIN
cinnati.
Leah the Porsaken, as Aone by Miss Violet
Campbell is the sensation az nese NJ IN Montreal.
Miss Kate Reynolds Is meesirg with much success
In the provincial towns Of England
"The Enchanted Fawn." wfh its short-sElr'ed
ballet, still holds the boards ~ the Indianapolis
theatre.
The new burIesque OF .Ricllard HE Thiri" at the
New Royalty London is miserable failure.
The Charleston theatre opened on Monday evening
with "LittleBarefoot,- in which Alice yane ard John
Templeton sustained the leading parts:
The comedy OF 'Caste," as performed mt the Bos-
ton Museum, has cast shade of gloom over the
forepaws Of the animals Of Forepaugh's menagsr
and circus which Is now exhibition IN that town.
PontH sacceeaed last Wees IN Srrpog The aostonoas
almost crazy over his Hamlet. This weak they arc
just as deep IN bliss over his Richelieu.
New Orleans, which for months amusement
less now rej0ces in The possession OF magician, y
concert saloon and theatre. The latter - doing
Mr.. De Pol ex-manager OF the Devils Auction"
ballet troupe, purposes bringing over from Europe
am a opera 9 bic ne Give
a winter season OF opera.
The debut OF Mrs. Scott Siddons before an Ainer-
can audience has been postponed from the 18th TO
the 26th inst. The postponement Is occasoned on
account OF the decorations OF steinway Han not
being completed. Her first appearance Is looked
forward to with mingled pleasure and interest.
On Monday next Miss Kellogg, after long absence
In other lands and reaping triumphs as the reward
Of her genius reappears before the American public
in her great r,e OF Marguerite in the third act Of
Gounod's "Faust." Her Interpretation OF this char
acter in Europe created quite sensation. She VIII
be supported by artists OF acknowledged ability
Annie Deland, who Is present so ably supporting
Mr.. Edwin Forrest Regan, In the tragedy OF
liking Lear" Is an Old fayorte In New York. having
occupied leading position for over two years In the
company at Laura Keenes theatre. She made her
first appearance on Monday evening last ut Niblos
Garden, after an absence OF eight years rom the
stage and we are glad TO add that she returns TO us
with all the freshness and vgor which characterized
her in days gone by, and much improved In figure,
voice and personal appearance
midsummer Nights Dreamr Is the principal at
traction In Chicago theatrcas at present. McVcker
has brought 1t out in grand STYLE rivaling its pro-
duction at the Olympic here last winter. The
Chicago papers speak In the most enthusiastic terms
OF his rendering OF the part of Bottom. and OF Miss
Fanny Stockton's singing and acting in Titania.
This lady has made genuine hit In the Lake CITY.
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MAINE.

Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn.
plars.
...,.. ROCKLAND, Oct IA, 1865
The Grand Lodge OF Good Tempars closed its
semi-annual session here to-day. About 500 dele
gates were present. There are so3 lodges in the
State with membership OF 1000. general SEN
timent prevailed IN the Grand Lodge and found gen.
era expression In its action that the time has come
to organize the temperance element in the State
the basis OF supporting for public ofice only men
who Will endorse, vote for and execute strict pr0hi
bitory laws.
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

meeting OF delegates TO radical republican ju-
dietary convention was held last evening corner
Twenty -second street and Broadway. Ethan Allen
presided. James @. Carter received the almost
Unanimous nomination for Judge OF the supreme
Court and another gentleman for City Judges but
both ballots being informaii II was concluded TO meet
again for the final election.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE steamship worcester
sailed from this port to-day for Baltimore.
BREsT, Oct. 14.--The steamship st. Laurent, rom
New York, arrived at this port yesterday.
FROM AN ABANDONED SHIp.-LIvRRP0OL, Oct. IA. -
The crew OF the ship Johu r. Richardson, Captain
Lewis. which sailed RON st John on August 80 foe
Montevdeo, and was abandoned at sea. have arrived
~ this port
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HALLS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen win sail from this port
on Friday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pa
cihc will close at haf-past ten O'Clock in the
morning
The NEW YORK Naturalization for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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The Afghan War Ended.

LONDON, UCt, H. IsUS.
Dispatches from india report that the civil war in
Northern Afrghanistan Is at an end. Amir Azim
Khan. who contested the power OF the Emir Of Ca
bool, shere Ali Khan, having failed to establish his
claims by arms, ned to Bokhara.
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SPAIN.

Reactionary Bishop In Arms.
LONDON, Oct 14-Mdnight.
Dispatches from Spain say it Ii reported that the
Bishop OF Tarragona at the head Of 1000 men, has
pronounced against the Provisional Junta.
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MIR. Gladstone ON State Finance.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. IA, 1868.
Mr.. Gladstone addressed large political meeting
here tonight. He charged the government with be-
Ing responsible for an unnecessary increase OF the
expenditures and urged the disestablishment OF the
Irish Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15

A.-JeHers Offers Extraordinary Bargains
IN Ladies' Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes JgF
FERS IIS6 LBS Broadway, opposite st. James IoK
man and Fifth Avenue hotels. =
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
RECTOR,
WILLIAM +. MORGAN, d. d.
wARDESB,
LYMAN DENlSON,
EDWARD M. WILLErT.

George C. Collins, Daniel r. Hoag.
Elihu L. Mix, George Kemp,
John Tappin. John n. Watson,
John 4. Williams Allen j. Cunning.
Architect-Richard Upjohn.
Buiders-w. G. Weeks Son, William Terhors, john
Marshal.
This stone was laid Oct H. 1864 by the RI Rev.
Horatio Potter, ID. LID, DEL. oxon, Bp. Of the
Diocese.
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Fine Gold RarrtnRs and Pins, New Styles,
door below Canal street.
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Royal Havana ssttery.-Prizes Paid IN Cold
Information furnished me highest paid pouboonA
and all Kinda Of Gold tkd Silver
TAYLOR "A CO., Bankers rs Wall street, ". T.
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The Dewonssratien Of Monday NiGht.-it II
mistake suppose that the turnout o. last Nom
dsy night was il honor Of KNOWS magnificent Hats hsd
altogether different Hut We EXPERIMENTATION that
h made daily al his popular store 22 Broadway, Is much
more gratifying profitable W the halter. fAak "a biz
opinion and ours Voc.
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ITALY.


LONDON Oct l4-Evening.
Dispatches to hand from Naples represent that the
volcanic movement OF Mount vesuvius has become
more intense, and violent eruption sending forth
copi0us streams Of lava having occurred
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Nentncss, Economy md Des patch Combined
IN the execution OF oiers. Mc,ropo - lob p-3nnr EsA-
btment. ~ Nassau streeet.
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Royal Havana Lot fcry.-.For Ouiciat Draw.
ing for Oct 1858, see another par. or the rsper
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall stseei, New York.
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Remember the Great sale This Day at
knpAnd Manor, adjoining Rutherford Park Special tram
at IL o'clock.
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HIPS Hair Dye, so Ceuf..--BIack. Brown,
instantaneous best cheapest In Depos 300 Broaf
way. Sold ~ all druggists
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Pamphlets Law Report,, &css Eyrcrfci
with neatness qckncss and desp c, twenty-five per nt
cheaper than nj other prniln. estsbss.an ely,
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB P,glsTINAs ESpABLfsH
MENT, 81 Nassau street
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For First Glass Printing ~ Every De-crip.
ton 70 the Metropolitan Job Pa.Ing Establish en,
Easa sfre
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RI KILLS INSTANTLY.
Cockroachss as, bugs and every kind ~ insect
troublesome during the fall nshs. rhey arc
killed at once By this remarkable pc~der N poison
ous but certain 10 s work single "a aask
often =.
KILLED A PECK OF cvCKRoACHEs.
Use u keeps vernin from deposnx the r errs and
th,. prevent, next years crop Bege get Ly5n II
h the original and true insecs uesfcvin powfsr beware
81 limitations. See the signature OF n LION 60 the nas.
Sold by all druggists. - istTT ~ =
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Coughs, HOarseness and the vnri0us Throat
affections TO which public Speakers military officers and sing
liable, relieved by "BROwN'S BRONCHIAL
TROCIES." Having direct influence the parts
they pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
ferrous ingredients the Troches
most delicate female youngest child has
be held IN the highest esteem BY thosr who tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15

Rupertps Aromatic Polish, fcv Oisr,, or Fol-
sbed furniture glt francs marble and imitation woois
fragrant and brilliant For by ageiss qrorers aud
furniture stores Price 70 cea per bottle wholesale depot
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Erring bat N0bles-self Help for Young Men,
who having erred desire better hood, Gent IN .ed
letter envelopes free OF charge benehrd, return the
postage. Address Phianthros boz p Phiadsiphia. Pa
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Storm, The Haftcr.-FIis Only Esfabiishmcut
" Fulton street, where he will be pleased 70 see M
friends and customers
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Consultation Water II n Certain Cure for
DIABETES aud all DISEASES of the RIDNEYS. Depoa
20 Clf street, New York.
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Club Outnts.-Torchcs, Flags, Cape>, Caps,
Badges, Medals, &C., be hnd HIrCHCoCH'S Cam
pasn headquarters IS spriug street, undes Be- Nicholas
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Cristadoro,s Unrivnllcd Hair DIV Sold md
scientifically applied al No. Astr House. Facsry No 81
Maiden lane.
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very ioveable ana a-sctonate Julia ana for pert
ne ss and ilsinuatng roguery Miss Mary Barrett az
L.ae mjsch@vous Lucy, who brought about the COM
pcatiOns between Sir Lucius 0'Trigger and Jack
Absolute which nearly terminated In a duel, de-
deserves connuendation. While the cast and plar-
ing were good the scenery and appointments were
neither remarkable for novelty nor beauty.
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Special Mission to France.

PARIS, Oct IA, 1883.
General Menabrea, the Italian Prime Minister is
said to be in this city on special mission in regard
to Rome.
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A Great BLESSING fer LndIes.-Grny Hair
and Badness cured. Consult DIR. GRAEDJEAN, As.or
place. Fifty years practice.
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Established In 1SOOs-The M1tropolitau Job
Printing Establishment, VI Nassau street.
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Buying Clothing Made Ensy.
At BROkAW BROTHERS., opposite Cooper INSTITUTE Tho
price and lowest In the city.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notfces
70 attend meetings printed IN the neaiest possible
other similar place In the city At the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, "a Nassau street.
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gazing I'm the mirror. "what six-and-sixtyl Ever
the same answer Oil frghtful dish ~ The play OF
disgust, pride, rem0rse and passion was Intense and
said Of other parts where any OF these passions were
called forth. The drama IL long and would be
tedious perhaps with any other actress but Janau-
schek holds her audience spcllbound throughout On
the whole her Catharine is q magnificent perform
ance and shows the wonderful versatility Of her
genius She was very well supported by the COM
pany, but all were far eclipsed by herself that we
lose sight OF everything else. The play was de
cided success and the immense audience showed 1t
to be so by their enthusiastic cheers and repeated
calls for Janauschek after the curtain fell upon zach
act.
wALIAcK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good old
comedy OF ssThe Rivals, or Trip to Bash," was
given at this theatre last evening" The house, not
withstandng the threatening appearance OF the
weather outside was well filled with ost fashion,
able audience. pleasing feature Of the nights
entertainment was the renree Of Mrs. Vernon In the
amusing r6le of Mrs. MaIaprop. Her appearance on
the stage was the signal for greeting as warm az 1,
was generous, and plainly indicated the esteem in
which this estimable actress IL held BY the public.
Mr. John Gilbert, in the part Of Sir Anthony Also
Lutte, called TO mind the days when Blake treated us
to his Interpretation Of the crusy old baronet and
parison with the genial old actor, whose name
has nearly passed away, and only fingers
In the memory like some pleasing recoi
lection, still there Ia much to admire in his
W. wallack, was not all that could be desired His
manner had none Of that easy grace characteristic
Of the dashtng English onlcef. The performance oI
slr Lucius O'Triggef was excelIently rendered By
Acres tMr. Young was an admirable piece Of Acp na
Faulkland an unpleasant part at beat and one difi
cult for the actor 10 interest him In, wa fair,
rendered ~ Mr.. RinGgold Ers Olsra Jenp,a0s mad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-07
DAVENPORT. IOWA. SATURDAY. MARCH Z 1863

lmest ri.hou exception are satisfied With The
slaries they Ierive, they feel that they are
rii for them inc. sni they srs rot al nli
pat.cular ~ cytine that tirre - ris hours Ia
bor- IL the : odof the stesi OF OF enF member
OF it.emanslt c.lhe n an extra Loue or whole
even-g lahss they are free 30 give II And
vet tle higaef success depends not so much
upon hs anont Of labor perfcrmed by the
teschsraM M,pc the spirit with which It 10 done.
An no osne celartment Of human la.er this
90 universt'y rue. Not BY word alone, does
the teschelhs:in-t. but every lnok has an inaa-
ence and q y let is a Lesson
any herds to be happy. cnnsenfed and
hopeful, YSy Il il The teacher. for his innu-
enc. - thel - Q, tie gloom Of the school
Inc rnl1 :he Board denying admission to
pupns. aitd " The seats in any room were eccn:
pied. has = bad the effect 10 promote regular
attenasnceit 70 relieve sbe teacher Of an un
Limited naesr ofpupiis. And 10 : though not
Least 10 thtery universal feeling on the part OF
sne seseheethst they have the kind sympathy
School Boa.
hestfu'ly submitted.
w. A. HENlS.
Superintendent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-07

Pile driving continues night and day
on the new bridge at Dubuque.
The Fort Madison city election resulted
in favor Of the entire Democratic ticket, BY
heavy msjsrities.
The Hawkcys knows Of lady in Bur-
lipgton who has such . horror Of trichna,
that she has forbidden her children 10 read
Bacon.
Maj. J. G. Floyd, sn old and Influential
citizen Of Ksckuk, died on the 4th inst,
aged 81 years. He vas we'll known through
out this State and the west, whore he was
for many years employed By the Federal
Government - engineer upon important
public works. The Constitution says b
left large family to mourn bic death.
The Hswksys says IL 10 14S ysar'
aimee the first white man-larqustts By
pams-arrivsd in Burlington. Ho eom'
there from Quebec, and net faneyios tha
site left for other parts.
Charles P. Crosby, . very temperate
Industrious mechanic Of Iodspendsnes, sho
himself through the heart % Thursday lest
No reason 10 given fes The rssh acl H
len . letter, bat 10 caues fes ~ step ~
~ nth. "a
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.RABBE'S
Hair Restorative or Renewer

Is the only thing which will bring Grey hair to IT.
original color IN abort time also red light hair -
abenutsu brown II lt'sAsnre cure for all scurvy and
csndrun. nse andhave clean coats and clear healthy
scaips II Is ssed and recommended by our best cit
iaens. among whom are R. Lowry. Ebeneser Cook,
Geo. L. Davenport. DIR. W. W. Parker, Jance Arm.
strong J. Q Bale. =. IL McNir N. Dalsei, ir. Geo.
II. Parker, DR.. Rudolph Albert, W. II. Dursn., Jno
p Cook. John P. Henry, Dr.J. W. witherwax, and
many others.
Prepared only BY L. Grabbe. under the Lion Store,
corner Main and Second street. For sale also BY A.
seglitz. fremont House. Chicago, H.. and G. Mule,
3s4 Michigan Avenue. Detroit. Mich; y. KLEIN, Il
Crosse, Wis; Mrs. 4. '. wilson. Dubuque, Iowa.
J.w. Ae&tAsay, Drussst. Marioa, Iowa; c. n
WoeduostA, CAsnical Works, Roehsetsr, N. 7.
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SHEMFF'S SALE
STATE OF IOWA, q.

SHENFFS SALE
STATE STAT G.D.,I Of IOWA. ..
In The Distr.s. Court Of Scott County,
r. v;rtue OF special execution issued
ftom the Office II ths Clerk Of the District
Can't 81 Scott County. State of Iowa, in g.
vor Of james Bradshaw and against Ernst
r. Meyer. dated March 9th. 1888. and to
me directed. commanding me that Of the
Raj E.ta,e her.aiter described, Of the said
Erneet r. Meyu, | make or cause to be
m.d. ths ann O. 6ve hundred and forty. Eve
1e545 100. dollss, With interest ard costs
ilsyi.d upcn tls following described Real
ratate living and being situated in the
C..n., - Scot, and State Of lows, viz !:
IN NJ. s;rt.en ll6) in J. Bradshaw's sub
a;,;.;er "a par. OF Lot two (2) in section
"a Tornhsip rs, Range East 8 P. n. .
Aod hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale st public outcry. st the
Conf Hons. door iu the City Of Dsvsn-
-. nn.nty Of Scott end State Of Iowa, On
Ss..,,.,ssv ~ 4sb day Of April 1868. b..
e-.s. Is. hoors sf . s'clsek A. n. and
A.. 49, p. NJ. Of ssid day, sals 70 CON
ws~.. a ~. neur Of 2 o'elsck P. NJ. .!
80 A. And viii sell to the highsst and
~. 49, h:iA.r thereIcs, in cash, the above q
ss....s .ronerty, or sufficient thsfeef Z
.S.:ssH -. .bove debt, with interests ans
costs. -. u...h 1asa
GUSTAvUS SCnNITGER.
w...hs.astl Sheriff Of Scott County, low.
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TRRnoSr WArcH.s.-Ths old and relia-
BILE fremont Watch Company, Of Boston,
desire to be plainly understood that they
challenge any and all competition in the
production Of fine, reliable time keepers.
Their watches are machine made, and every
part aud rarse 10 IS uniform and perfect
Is human ingenuity can devise. The ms
teral il always Of the finest and choicest
quality, and every watch offered is perfect
ly honest, accurate and rslsble, and can
not fail to satisfy the purchaser. Years Of
labor and large amounts Of money have
been expended in perfscting these watches,
and to-day the rank first and foremost in
the world. The reputation thus gained BY
the fremont Company has cost many thou
sands, and will be supported at all hsz-
ards. Dealers should order their stock Of
watches from this corporation.