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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
"A regular meeting Of the Republican Asso-
citation, composed OF Pennsylvaniaus residing
In this city, was held on Saturday evening
at Union League Hall. A number Of honora-
ry members were elected, as also the follow
ing active members; Joseph d. Hutton, J.
Russell Barr, Chas. G. Evans, Jas. G. Sloan,
John Baker, VIM. 7. Crane, VIM. +. Crane,
jr. The following resolution, offered by Jos,
NJ. Wilson, was adopted and the Association
adjourned;
Whereas the right of revolution Is unalieu-
able; but In order to awaken the sympathy
Of mankind, the object Of the Revolutionists
must be to extend the liberties Of the human
race-therefore as the Republicans Of Cuba
have declared In favor OF free press, a free
people, free labor and free Bible, therefore
they deserve the sympathy OF the people Of
the United States, and we earnestly hope
that the time will soon come when our Gov
crnment may be able to aid the Cubans in
their efforts in behalf Of freedom aud the
| Monroe doctrine.
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. The MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of misses
and children's fine shoes, all colors and
styles, at 7. 8. Gartrell's, $40, corner Seventh
and / street,
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FINE NEW CROP TEAS received at the
American Tea store, corner Of Seventh and
! street.
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ENTERED ON DUTY.-Mr. Benjamin N.
Needs, assessor of internal revenue for the
District Of Columbia, on Saturday entered on
his duties, relieving Mr.. Peter N. Pearson,
who has filled that position since the estab-
lishment of the office. Mr. II. 3. Flynt also
assumed the office of collector of Internal
revenue for the District, relieving Mr. Lewis
! Clephane.
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pins or standards, upon the tops Of which
are placed q small glass insulator, and upon
this IL placed o wooden CUP OF the size OF
the battery tumbler, 10 be supported by IL.
This arrangement prevents the possibility OF
any local connection between the cups or
cells by moisture or contact. Two batteries
supply tho electric fuld for the whole num-
Der OF wires which pass from this Office con-
Meeting with oil points where telegraphic
communication Is established.
Amer series Of experiments with numer-
Gus so-called improved batteries, tho company
have gone back TO the regular Grove bat
terry which has been In use ever since the In
PRODUCTION Of the magnetic telegraph, as
giving the most steady, reliable and power
full current. Some minor Improvements
have been made In the form Of the zines and
porous cups, hut the battery is strictly
''Grove.r For local batteries the "Daniels"
somewhat modified and improved is used.
The wires of the line all led Into the
battery room and are carried from thence
through boxes down the aide Of the wall,
when they are carried under the floor 10 the
switchboard, connecting II with the various
instruments. To secure against the POSI-
bilIty OF leaks or crosses, where the wires
come so closely together at the building, Mr..
Buell. has shown a good deal Of ingenuity In
securing q thorough insulation.
The iron wires are fastened TO aud terml-
nate at the bone-rubber brackets In long
scantllng securely fastened to the balcony.
perfectly insulated copper cable Of seven
strands Is connected at this point, and these
insulated wires lead through bone-rubber
tube set in glass socket, and the interview
ing space filled In with perraine, thus insula,-
ing the wire fourfold. This copper cable was
manufactured and laid In the Red Sea, and,
when taken up to be replaced by another,
was purchased by the Western Union Com
pany on account of Its great couductivity,
and Is being used by It exclusively for Its
Office connections. We had prepared a
| sketch Of the wires which diverge from this
Office, (forty-two In nlnber,) with the prin-
ciIal routes followed by Them, with several
other interesting facts aud incidents In con.
nectien with this institution, the publication
OF whiSh we are compelled TO defer.
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U WisHrsdros. b. G., march 81. isus.
On tho Entiliou Of ADDISON r. BRowE, OF Syra
granted him on the "a day Of JnIy.. 1855. Tor az
ImprOyoInsn ut In Soil: Adjusting wlad MIL; =.
this oflee the 2lst day OF June next. hay person
nay ppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
twenty days before the day Of hsartnk.
ELISHA FO0TE,
Api.MAW Cnmmlsslnnar Of PatsnI.
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y wisaiseros, b. g.. IpfiI I. 1852.
N On .be petition % g.; 2 THo.as. Of 0ufotd. New
grauted % him on the 50 day Of Jsly,- lsss. and
nqmbered y, ls. for AZ improyemsnt 70 L9oIsi
once on the 2lst day Of Juue nest. Any person
may Oppose this extension. objsetion-; dspsi.
tons, aud other papers, should be hled In this
oalee twenty days before the day. Of hsaring.
ELISHA T0OrD,
Ap7.wSw Commissionsr .. Patehh.
LIMITED STATES PATENT oHFicE,
" wAsuIEgTOs, d. c., April .. 16D.
On the petition Of wILLiin ADissog. " Pill
.dsPhA praying for ths sstsui;iSn Il ltss ysi.S!
Imp ovement In sand Paper Cutting hiehinss:
Is ordered that the ssid petition be heard Atthis
nay oppose this extension. Objections. tspo-
sitior.. and other papers should be nled In this
ELISHA kOOTH,
ap7-WSw Commissioner Of PAientsL
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TnE NEW LETTER BoxEs.-The Post Office
Department short time since caused new
patented letter box to be placed In the streets
and avenues OF the city, which superseded
those then In use. These boxes are more
capacious than the old ones, but the upper
as we have heard that one on Pennsylvania
avenue on Saturday night was broken open
by some mlscreant, but IL Is not known
whether any letters were distracted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

Fresh ROASTED Rio coffee, 25 and 80 cents,
at the American Tea store, corner Of Sew
enth and / street. H.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gents fine
Congress CATERS and low quarters, such as
Oxford ties, strap shoes and button union,
something new and attractive, at T. s. Gar
trell's, $40, corner of Seventh and street. ll
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70 SHSSB3 ssssknTsyysNIfT 6FSTrE't PRESS.

Tbs many tkousands cured a. this lnsttution
Ssis rs T., sSs'ssI hs
witnssssd By the reporters Of The Sun, and
many other papers. notices Of which appeared
standing as q EentlemAu OF character and respons.
bii, Il y hf hslsns SssrsPss f. W iiisiet
FL. Person. gritink ;hould be panieultr in direct
iss ss, letter, o + ~ gosss N GLOWING
,...,x,rr4r,. BsltiSRSss, Lock hAG. Iassa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

DEATH OF A LETTER CARRIER-FUsERAL
YEsTBRDAY.-Mr. Charles Huntress, a we'll
known letter carrier OF this city, died on
Friday evening. On Saturday his fellow
carriers held meeting at the post office, at
which resolutions Of respect to the memory
of the deceased and Of coincidence with the
bereaved family were adopted, and 1t was
further resolved to attend the funeral In
body. Yesterday afternoon the carriers,
headed by their superintendent, Mr.. James
W. Bell, attended the funeral, and escorted
the remains to the Congressional Cemetery,
the place of final intcrment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

WEARING PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
w OFFICE,
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We ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the agency
of the Wilcox Il Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the worid) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, 5l3 Sew
cnth street. We would advise all our read.
ers, before purchasing q machine, to ex-
anime this first, as It Is the perfection Of
mechanicism.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

BoY's AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING, In great
variety, at low prices, at Oak Hall, 400 sey-
enth street, opposite The Post Office. H
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VINO HAS not heard of Oak Hall1 Its
stylish Spring Clothing aud unusually low
prices, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post
ONCE.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
TgE MAeNRTIC TELEGRAPH,
III, New Ofre Of ih, Western Union Company
,upRovEnESTsI THE Art
IMPROVED TELEa RAPmc FACILITIES

The Interior Arrangements
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ALEXANDRIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No.
sat- a meeting Of the Alexandria Typo
graphical Union, No. S3, held on Saturday
night last, the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to represent the Union at
the National Typogr iphical Union, which
meets In Albany on the first Monday In june
next, Messrs. George T. Wilmington, J. L.
Lovelace and L. H. Thompson. This Union,
although few In numbers, Is In q prosperous
condition. Several members were proposed
at the last meeting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

For PURE and fresh roasted Java Coffee,
go to the American Tea store, corner Of Sey-
enth and street. IT,
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Agriculture.
MORRIS SEED LIST.
. Fl FL ID =,
PREsu. CLEAN, AND PURE.
Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,
* trect, Ncnr Nineteenth,
opposIrR TIE uApKFT
Agriculture.

TREES. VINES. ROSES, FLOWER SEED. ONION
SETS, RBUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS.
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.
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GRAND UNION FAIR.-A grand Union fair
for the benefit Of the colored Young Mems
Christian Association, will commence at
Coomb's Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Tenth street, this evening. Gethsemane
Commandary No. 10, Knights Tcmplar, with
full band will be present. A variety Of use
full and ornamental articles will be for sale.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

INsURASCE.-Justlcc Joseph T. X. Plant
has been appointed agent Of the Enterprise
Fire Insurance Of Cincinnati, and has his
office at 249 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The Enter
prise has bona .fCis capital and assets over
all liabilities of $2,229,B47, and offers the
best inducements to purchasers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-03

LADIES who desire fine slipper button,
lace, or CongSsss gaiter Of this latest and
most attractiy69tyles, should not fail TO call
on T. s. Gartrell, $40, corner Of Seventh and
| street. 30 A
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.

VOSEPII FKiAND, III. French Barber AZ D..l-
- rnnnd City. IS prepared to la ir 10 the
bald and will give security THAI tie haiE will grow
n all its natural beauty aud iIsire ar no charge
will be made providing customers will give -ecu-
riiy .ha, the work will be paid for II the hair is
restored. Mr. +. will give security from fifty Ia
tw" thousand dollars according - the thas
the hair will be restored in sll It's natural luNursn
cy nj in return would only ash security that l.s
secure b ray if the job is satisfactory All kinds
of work t-lonsiug "a the trade will te done ia a
manner To- warrant The utmost satisfaction
n b. did not wish To pa bish my business to
the public until had sat sfaetory eyiie ace thatI
could accomplish what claimed, Having done
80 in some extreme cases I am rsedy to pro-
ICED To business aud would ash the afflicted to
vor ,ne with cal u.xt door 20 the w hat Cheer
Hotel. JOSEPH fRIAND
Diam ,ad City. Mt. April . wiy
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Bankruptcy Notice

Case NO. Sy.
In the Supreme Court Of the Territory of Mon
tana-ln Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Thos. 4. Ames. --Fsnkrupt
B<f.,rs Theo. Mufiy. Esq. Register.
ITO The Cre,litoss of the abov. named bankrupt:
Il Take Notice, that the said Banknipt has hlei
his petition i'm said Supreme Court for discharge
from all his debts. and that said Court has ap-
pon'ssi the 9th day 1T May, A. d. ls6g at 10
ocluck A. N. of that day before the said Register
att the Court Wallace Street. in the City of
Virginia. County "f Madison in said Territory, rs
the time and place. when and where. you may
attend and show cause If any you have. why the
prayer of SAID petition should not be grant-d-
BY order al the Court made the 9th day of JAN
uary A, ID. 1sGy. LUCluS y. PECK. Crk.
said Supreme Court.
W T. Chadwick sulici,nr for Petitioner Jaal
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Is deducted from each Prize TO defray ex-
peusss and the drawing takes place In
presence of civil officers and in public. For fur
fher particulars address LEON LOEk.
General Agent, Helena, NJ. T. Post Ofiics Box
No ~.
With permission We refer to Hsrshfeld Bro; King
& Gillette; John II Ming: David Hagadorn; Nick
Kessler; Moiitor e. Bro. sil of Helena.
Tickets To be had in Deer Lodge At the Scott
House; Virginia City Of II. Siegsi & Co.. Black
foot, II. T.. johnson; Bear Guich. Montgomery
Express Office Bannsck, Smith 4 Grseter: Boze-
man City Davis g. Peisser; Diamond City, W.
Davenport.
c.. o,y,cs Hslena NJ T ocfl:sdnytd
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Bankruptcy Notice.


THIS 10 to give Notice that the 9th day OF
i January A. ID. lsSg Warrant in Bankruptcy
Issued against the estate Of J. 4. Galloway,
of Helena. in the County of Lewis & Clarke, and
Territory of Montana. who has been sdjudged q
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the paymen,
"f any debts and delivery of suv property be-
longing such Bankrupt. tn him. or for his use.
aud the transfer of any property by him are for.
hidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt. TO prove their debts, and to
choo.. one Assiguses of his estate will be
held a: Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden AZ the
l.. y. Court room. in Virginia CITY, Montana.
before Thso, Mufhy, Register, the 9Th day Of
February A. ID. lsd9, Ut 10 O'Clock, A. N.
NEIL. uOwlE,
U. = Marshal las VI enssenger) for the
District of Montana Territory.
VIM Chunasero, Solicitor for Petitioner. Js2l
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 30.
In tn. Supr-m. cnurt of the Territory OF Mon
t.,hs-In bankruptcy.
Ia tn. maitsr of Louis Remish and Eugene L.
penp.ry-BAnk.upts
B.f.re Th-,. Mni,iy. Esq. Register:
GV>O the Creditors of III. above named Bank :
Il ruyts; Take Novice. that TIA. SAIL BankruPts
hav. filed their peiou in said Suprem. Court tor
a discharge from IL I their debts and that said
Court has appoinied tn. 5th day II May. A ID.
isi o. at 10 o'c.ock A. VI. of that day before the
said Register, ut the Court room. Nalisce
Street, in the City of Virginia, County of Madison
in said Territory, time aud place, when and
where you may attend and show cause. ii any
You have. Why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
BY order of the Court mad. the yth day of Jan
nary A. ID. Is69 LUCIUS 3 PECK, Crk.
said Supreme Court
W. p Chadwick. solicitor for Petitioners JH2l
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Bankruptcy Notice.

In the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Montans
In bankruptcy.
Eeiore r heo Mufiy. ESQ, Register.
ITO the Creditors Of the above named bankrupt :
Il Take Notice: that the sad Bankrupt haA fled
his Petition in said Supreme Court for discharge
from all bis debts. and that said Court has sp-
pointed the hrst day Of May. A. d. 1869. at 20
o'clock, a. tn II that day, before the said Register
at the Court Room. Wallace street, the City
Of Virginia, County Of Madison, in said Territory,
ss the time and place when and where you may
attend and show cause, il any yon have. Why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
by order ot the Court. made the 7th day of Jan
uary A ID ls69. LUCIUS q. PECK. Crk.
said supreme Court.
W. r. Chadwick, solicitor for Petitioner. jail
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. %.

In the Supreme Csar, of the Territory u Montana
In Bankruptcy.
In ia. matter of ellison II. Thomas-Ba nkrupt.
Before The". Mufny. ESQ. Register.
ITO the Creditors of the abovs named Bankrupt
II Take Notice that the said bankrupt has filed
his petition in said Supreme Court. for n discharge
from all his dcbts. and that said Court has ap-
p.inted the third Gay Of May A ID 1869. at 10
o'clock A NJ of that day, before the said Register.
at the Court Room on Wallace street In the City Of
Virginia. County of Madison. in said Territory,
the time aud place. when and where, you may At
tend, and show cause. If any you have, why the
prayer Of sad Petiou should not be granted.
By order of th. Court made the nth day of Jan
uary, A ID ls.aI. LUCIUS :. PECK, Crk,
sad Supreme Court
". + Chadwick. Attorney fer Petitioner. JAIL
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Mr. Stevens old seat in the House
has been regularly assigned To General
Butler. The latter occupied It by suf-
ter.nce al last session, for Mr.. Stevens
always occupied a seat near the Speak
ers desk but il is said thar Mr.. Stevens,
on his death bed, requested that Mr..
Butler might retain the seat, and his
wishes have been respected
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No 16.

Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 26.
In ia. SuPren. Court of the Territory oi Montana
In Bankruptcy.
In rh. matter If Soonlan Star Bankrupt.
B.t"re Thee. MuiIiy, Esq, Register.
ITO the Creditors of the above namet Bankrupt !;
Il Take Notice that the said bankrupt has led
his Psti,ion in said Supreme Court. for discharge
from all his debts and thai said Court has appoint
ed the fonrth day of May A ID lst9. at 10 O'Clock,
A VI. of that day, before the said Register, at lhe
Court Room, Wallace street. in the City of Vir-
ginia, County of Madison in said Territory, the
time and place, when and where, you rnay attend,
and show cause, If any you have, why the prayer
of said Petition should not lie granted
by order of the Cou-t. made the 9th day "f Jan
usIy A ID 1863 LUClUS y. PECK. Crk,
said Supreme Court
Henry n Elak. solicitor tor Petitioner. JAIL
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The p. s. Bartlett movement. with extra jewels.
ChronoDetsr Balance, Patent Dust Cap. Patent
Safety Pniou, and all other late improvements,
In q solid 3 or. Coin Silver Hunting Case. with
Gold Joints. SZ7 coin.
The same in oz- case so. In case S33 coin
The wsitham Watch Co. movement with extra
Jewels, Chropomster Balance Patent Dust Cap
Patent Safety Pinion, &c. ia 3 case, with
Gold Joints. $50 coin.
The same in oz. case S33 In ~. case SIS coin.
The Appleton, Tracy d Co. movement. with extra
Jewels, Chronomster Balance, Patent Dust Cap
Patent Safety Pinion, &c. in , OF. case, Gold
Joints S34 coin.
The same in 4 o. case, s37. In 5 or. $40 coin.
p. 9. Bartlett Watch in 81 OF. ls karat Gold
Hunting Gaze so cOin-
waltham Watch Co. Watch, in 2i ls kara,
Gold Hunting case ga coin.
Appleton Tracy L. Co. Watch, In ~ or. Is karat
Gold Hunting case 81 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 rer pvt, or $40 per
or. extra
We will send any of the above by Wells Fargo
& Co.'S Express, with bill To collect delivery,
and give the purchaser tbs privilege to examine
the Watch before laying. All express charges
amount Of the price Of the Watch ID remitted to
us with the order. will prepay the express
charges TO San Francisco ourselves. In sending
money, drans Wells Fargo & Go. preferred
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watches the very best, with all the latest i'm
prov ements and that they are in perfect running
order, md if any does not perform well, We
will exchange IT, or refund the money.
Please state that you this in the MONTANA
pOsr
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One Block above the Metropolitan Hotel.
Every one visiting New York Is invited to call
at our establishment.
In order that all may address Us with confidence
we invite attention to the following:
Office of Wells. Fargo q Co..
~ Brusdway New York. Oct. a6, ls6s.
We can cheerfaily commend Messrs. Howard &
Co, No 6l9 Eroadway New York. To friends,
as a reliable and trustworthy firm. with assurance
that all orders sent them will have faithful land
prompt attention c. GODDARD, Treas.
For Wells Fargo Co.
A nd we also refer to
w Raymond Esq. San Francisco.
e. Howard Esq. san Francisco
4 X Butler Esq. u $ Mint. San Francisco.
w Hobart ESQ Virginia City. Nevada
poy1wtf
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 43>&
'uNuIS is to give Notice that the 9Th day Of
j January A. ID. 1859, arfant in Bankrupt
WAS issued against the estate Of Moses Herschman
of Helena in the County Of Lewis 4 Clarke, and
Territory II Montana. who has been adiudgsd
Bankrupt on his own petition: that the payment Of
any debts md delivery OF any property belouging
to such Bankrupt, 10 him, for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden bv
law; that meeting Of the cred
itors of the said Bankrupt, TO prove heir debts.
and To choose more As,iguees of his estate,
will be held ~ e.our Of Bankruptcy. To be holden
the ". =. Court room In Virginia City. Aoufana;
before Theo. Muf'iy, Esq. Register. on the 2nd
day of March A. ID. ls69, ut 20 o'clock A. NJ.
NEIL HOWIE,
u. S Marshal (ss Messsnger) for the
District of<lMontsna Territory.
woolfoIk n Toole Solicitors fDr Petitioner. Ja2l
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A AROIDE Cases, newly discovered compost.
~ toa. known only 10 ourselves, precisely like
gold in appearance. k-epipg its color long
worn, and well finished as Ia. best Gold ones.
These Watches are in Hunting eases, made az our
Factory from The best n-teriai. of the --latest
and most approved styles. are jsWeled and well
flushed. with view To the best results in regard
to wear and time. For Appearance durability and
time. they have never been squailed by Watches
costing hve times mach. Each one warranted
by special Certificate to keen accurate time. Price
SIS Geutemen's and Ladies sizes. For this
small sum any ono can have excellent Watch.
equal in appearance and as good for time Coli
costing $50 Also d Watch of exir. fine AMI
Superior Finish, for SEQ,
Eqi,i in appearance to costing saoc:
Also Drnii. Chains, well made those of Gold
from S2to IS wn,chs- aud Chains 20 be paid :,T
ia currency. Goods sent Ia aov pa't of the l aitei
States bv Express Money need NOT b. sent with
are delivered by the Express. ctstoners must
ruy all the Express charges.
G.. r. Collins 4 co,
3. and 81 Nassau 81 \. y, opposite J.. -,
Up STAIRS.
- To elubs-NheTs SIX Watches ar. ordered
AZ oa.s time ". will send Que Extra Watch, ulaA-
ID. seven Watches for ninety dollars
- Caution Since our OrVde Watches havr
stfaiu-i ~ high reputation, and he demand for
offering common and worthless watches for sale
representing them to be oroid- Watches, in some
Instances stating hey Agents We
Will state most positively that We employ IL
Agerts, aud tns' no ons else does uakr
oroisis consequently fhese repr->" citations arr
false The genuine oruijs Watches can only b-
Obtained oy pr'i.ring directly 'rvu novllw'i
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Photographing on enameled leather
has been successfully accomplished in
Philadelphia.