3 0 0 Two stout gold covei'a, chronometer movement, with centre second hand— a splendid watch for pre- sentation 3 15 0 Chronometer, three gold covers, movement cf fine workmanship, centre second hand, repeating hours and quarterß 8 15 0 Imperial Chronometer, showing days, dates, weeks, and months on dial; repeating hours, quarters, and eighths, heavy gold covers ; warranted for five years, and with- out doubt the best and handsomest watch in existence 15 0 0 OBSERVATIONS. 1. All the above watches can be had in smaller size to suit for ladies' wear at the same price. Monograms, initials, arms, &c, engraved on the back of the watch free, of charge. 2. All our watches are thoroughly finished and ready for immediate use, and will be sent, securely packed in morocco case, post free to any part of the world, together with spare mainsprings, glasses, and keys — these being a great convenience, as in many out-of-the-way places it is almost a matter of impossi- bility to replace one of these articles. 3. Every watch is accompanied by a written warranty, guaranteeing the regu- larity and superiority of its workmanship for three years, during which time no charge will be made for repairing if the watch is returned post free. 4. All our gold cases are 18-carat gold ; the silver cases are of the best sterling silver. 5. Six per cent, discount will be allowed on orders for six and more watches. 6. All oar watches have compensation balance, which renders them equally accu- rate in either hot or cold climate. 7. All watches may be ordered with or without seconds hand, with engraved, plain polished, or - engine-turned, cases,' without difference of price. 8. No orders from abroad filled unless accompanied by a remittance to coyer the amount, or a reference on a Boston house. Persons residing in any part of the world need not hesitate to forward their orders to this establishment, as. they may rely upon receiving the exact watch ordered by them, which, if not approved, will be exchanged free and safe by post, or money refunded. The best means of sending money is by draft on New York, Paris, or London, which can be procured at any banker and everywhere ; or enclose the amount in bank-notes, gold coins, or postage stamps of any country of the world. 