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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-02

The net Wing gain in these five States is .
members OF Congress.
In addition, the Wings have gained Cover
nor in Tennessee, a Legislative majority in tho
same State, and Legislative majority in India
ma.
This is thought to bc quite "glory enough" for
one month.
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Tenucssee,-Ncil S. Brown, the Wing
candidate for Governor in Tennessee, has been
elected by majority of about 500. In the l'e-
risla,ure lust elected, the Wings have majority
in each House. and majority of eight on joint
bollot. as fellows:
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A limited States Senator is to be elected by
this Legislature, to ill the seat lately occupied by
Mr.. Jarnagiu, whose term of service expired will
the late Congress.
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Graham's sIagaxine fr ssIassalSE'
has lern On on tsAae ST. mare ihlh ~cek. u
contains srvea original Psp-rs. AMI = coniiHua-
lion q coogsfs I.ieis II lie Gulf ihlef hsau-
iiful rnsrASings--six: = xirioria. Princess Roy.
II !" IanOAis Dram;- and ~Thr Fira i.oss."
fnHs drawing y sir JHshna Reynolds; and a.
% Interesting Rssirws u late PuhEiralions.
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Notice.

A III. persons indebted to the estate Of Henry
n G. Parrish, either by note or account, are re-
aucsted to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment, or the same will be put in the hands Of ap
officer for collection, No longer indulgence can
he given.
THOMAS G.. PARRISH, Admir-.
SEPT. |. c..f0.4 VIZ"
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There are orer 1900 miles Of electric
Irlrgrsph finished IN AmeIira. and in up.
Grafton; and other 5000 miles are under
conlract. and xill BE finished bsloEe .
IwelEemonlh. e -s@ee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-02

tafthefs ana fiantefs Atn1a-
nae, for Isls.-MesEs. Blum & Son, Of
sslem. n. e. have Politely furnished Us with
coy u their Almanac iaE ISIS, Which Is neatly
gOa up. conveniently Arranged. and eontAins .
large amount II valuable matter in addition to
The calendar, &c. usual in Almanaes. We would
recommend TO our merchants TO procure supPly
Coz this market.
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Mississippi Senator. is now posi-

mississippi Senator.-lt is now posi-.
lively announced that Gov. Brown, oi
Mississippi. has appointed Col. IEFFER-
SON DAVIS Senator Of the United States.
in place Of the late Mr.. Speight. The
jackson "SoutIron" says that the com
mission was issued on the 10Th instant.
The official term If Col. Davis, under
this appointment, will continue only until
the election nr Senator Ivy the LegIsla-
ture, which will s,ect IN January next.
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Fires I'm PetcrSburg.-on Monday
nigh, Oflast week, a shop belonging 20 VT. Lewis
thinner, with shed adjoining. and q dwelling
NEARLY iininshrd were sal Gre 10 and burnt 10 Tie
ground. On the same night two other attempts
were made 10 81 Gre to the town.
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u tice that their general agent Tor the State OF
North Carolina, u
Col. WILLIAM JONES, s=<s.-
LOUISBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY
The General Agent is fully prepared to ap-
point sub Agents wherever there is no branch Of
the Company; either on personal application or
by mail postpaid. The rapid sale Of these ce-
lchrated pills. and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly eiisc,ing. render them, by far, the
most popular pill Of the age. An Agency win
consequently be very valuable.
The Graefenberg Pills are iaconceiyably supe-
,or to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints; in general arrangement OF the sys.
TEN; in all disorders which result from bad
state Of the blood, these pills are sovereign nc.
NEEDY. <- +s-a.sa.~a .%.asa . ii.
In the class of diseases called chronic the Csrae-
fenberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs. Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
hidden Iecesses Of the system, they quietly but
surely purify the BLOOD root out disease, and give
tone and vigor to the body. E
CURES ARk CONSTANTLY EFFECTED.
by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof Of
this could be given, but trial Of one box win
convince the patient. They can be ordered and
sent BY mail, at trifling expense. The price is
IS cents a box. Wherc taco d0liars srorfh are
ordered and the money remittcd, The Cnapany
,rH pay the postase on The PilS. Renittances
at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered by
mail.
/ These Pills are taking the place Of all others.
and no sick person should be without them.
j. ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bowel Complaints. Constipation, dyspepsia. Fs,
yer and Ague, Headache, Iaandice, Liver Com
plants, Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints
Green Sickness, SC. &c, yield at once 70 these
} Pills. They purge away offensive humans, ar
rest the progress Of disease. and at the saas time
restore tone and visor 10 the system. In cases
' Of general arrangement Of the health, they are
: SOVEREIGN,
ny THEIR USE.
The weak viii heceme strong; the pale and bill
y Eons complexion be restored to q perfectly fresh
p aud healthy color, all the bad symptoms win on'
+. lby ono disappear. s.---g--------.-.---.,'.
nj In short, these Pills are an incanssivahle I'D
IN vance upon any other medicine ever before elel
ed to the public. A trial will satisfy any one ,
\ this. & 81 1s .~E
'wl june Is. " ~a. @-rae A So
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Obituary.

Died, in this place. very suddenly, on weanes.
day the s5,h ult.. Mr.. JoaS A. FaucErT. In th'
Saith year Of his age. Mr.. =. had been acting n
County Ranger Cor q number Of years.
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Mr.. Charles A. Wicklilfe says that, II
the Democrats brought on the war. they
are the most proper persons to be left to
bring il 10 a close. We have very scrI-
Gus doubts whether the incendiary who
sets lire TO a house is exactly the most
proper person To be left 10 put ont the
flames. .... louisville journal.
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MAR RE d 4,

IN this county. on the % uItimO. by Green ID
JOrdan...e Mr. HARBI HoHs to Miss ArI'
PATrEx.
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Loss and Csain.-Thc Philadelphia ln-
quirer sums up the account Of the Wing loss and
gain, in members Of Congress, in the August cleo
tons, as follows:
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LEE, JUnSON g. LEE.

y, s-H. r.. LEE, formerly Of the firm Of
Lord & Lees. and late senior partner in the orr
ginal firm Of Lee & brewster, from which con-
nection he Withdrew some time ago, has resumed
business in connection with Messrs. lee and judi
son, and assures his friends that the new concern
shall have the same pre-enainence in this branch
Of trade, which formerly distinguished the other
two houses 10 which be belonged.
July 20. #Afa es--
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Gen. Taylor's late Lctter.-A Ia


letter from Gen. Taylor 10 gentleman in Loui-
siana. has excited much commun, from the prcss ;
and though We have heretofore omitted its publi-
cation, because We regarded it as substantially
expressing the same sentiments contained in his
letters before published, We may perhaps give it
plaec in our next; this week our columns are too
much crowded. In the mean time, We would ex-
press the opinion that unless Gen. Taylor soon
puts stop TO these in,crrosatOries, he will find
letters multiplying beyond his power to answer
them. The notoriety that is obtained by cor
rcsponlcncc with the old Hero, is morsel 50
sweet to many palatcs that il will be impossible
to gratify all the hungry aspirants. We have
on file capital hit on this subject, from the New
Orleans National, which We intend giving to our
readers.
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WADswoRTH, TURNER q co.
Wholesale Dealers i'm
... DRY GOODS,

NO. 15s VAIN kf.s INftbnfohus FH.s
A RE now opening. and viii continue % se-
N eeiye throughout the season, en- assoriHnent
Of SPLENDID FANCY. and . very large and
varied assortment 0f STAPLE GOODS, adap-
led 20, aud selected foE. the North Carolina and
Virginia trade. They are satisfied that Mer-
chants yiGiiias dis market. will find i much TO
their advantage 10 eramine thrir stock. beng do
lsrmined % Ofer ty<ry is64ns@e'f presented IN
any MARKET,
August l6. ~
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THE GRAEFENBERG vEGETA.
BILE PILLS..

a. 10000 Bores sold Each and Every Week
TNHE Grsefenberg Company hereby give mo-
tice that their general agent for the State Of
North Carolina, u ts. 81. . @
Col. WILLIAM JONES, a~s:
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WAsHINGroN. July l6. ls47.
Items of The .4fteruoou-DruD Docks &c r.fH

Hems Of the .afternoon-Dry Docks, &c.
The war with Mexico and the attendant expenses was
one valid argument to the pocketing the River Hsr-
Dor bill The same and Its extraordinary demands
upon the Treasury will suspend for the time being the
of the work upon the dry docks ordered by
Congress, at Kittery, Maine, Philadelphia Pa and PEN
sacola Florida; and very likely at the stone dock at
Brooklyn, as far learn.
The balance dock men and the sectional dock men,
from Philadelphia and New York In reference to the
dock passed for Philadelphia after q Of
promise had been hit upon the Secretary Of the Navy
will have to light the whole again. because
Mr. Clifford the Attorney General has decided that the
the work Is inexpedient ut this time the money all
being wanted tor Mexico exclusive Of the three NIL.
ionsO and perfectly useless to begin the work upon the
said Philadelphia, either sectional duplex balance
wheel b.. 81. .fI
make the dry dock people hard against this infer
nal Mexican But 20 1t IL; and, upon the whole, we
See not what other alternative the administration could
select than to reserve all the funds under its control for
the prosecution OF the until MIR Tris shall be aba
to announce the acceptance Of the three millions pile
which Mr. Walker keeps hand In gold, for the
gency-three hundred thousand ten dollar pieces That
sacred deposit reserved for the ratification Of
peace, and that Santa Anna would like to handle IL.
with all his bravsdo to the contrary have been al
monished by pretty satisfactory assurances.
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis has gone home to Alabama
Hon Mr. johnson, Of the Senate, Ia In from Louisiana
Mr. Purser Levi d. slamm, understand, leaves for
Memphis in the morning. Gov Strange, Of North Caro-
We regret to learn that Bushrod Taylor, ESQ., an en-
terprsng public spirited man, died in Winchester TO-
day He the person who lost those large bets
with Blair Rives the last Presidential eecton but
to him few thousands Of small consequence as
loss.
We satisfied, on the other hand, to be Informed
that Kit Carson will not only take Mrs Fremont
her husband In California but also q commission to the
gallant sagacous and judcious little Colonel appoint
ing him Governor Of the territory lately In contest
between Commodore stockton and Gen. Kearny, late
Governor Of New Mexico This viii be one Of tbs very
best appointments Of the whole campaign safe jour
ney also say to that noble spirited wife, who does
shrink at the teYrors OF wilderness Of thousand
miles in the hope of meeting again the Of early
choice, the mountain scaer, and the surveyor the
voc anic deserts Of Oregon and California What hap
| py reunion will be theirs thousand miles beyond the
frontiers Of civilization safe and prosperous jocrney
! Mrs. f. II you resolved to 20.
The weather continues elegant for the Indian oerp
Hoe cakes and dodgers will be plentiful winter
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR
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~ THE MAIL,

WA'A'saroS, July le. lsa7
Local .91airs at WasA,nsfon
"e"esn W despair Oh the Long Bridge. We had ex
pected that Dr. Douglass would TO the repair Of the
breach In due season But the chasm still open and
the embargo on Virginia supplies to the city markets .,
still maintained The appropriation was made-the mo-
ney Is there why is not the work done We pause for
reply and II we do not get one shall try to answer
the question ourselves There be excuse for
this long delay and should like know for the pub
lie benefit, what it Is
On the other hand, gratihed to say that the
eastern wing Of the Smithsonian Institution Is going
rapidly, and already gives you an idea ofwhat will be
the majesty extent and beauty Of the whole structure
when completed The material Is very n, ary the same
as that Of Trinity church, though of . warmer and
richer tinge Is expected that the wing In pro-
grsss wiil be under roof BY the meeting OF Congress
ne uarries from which the stone procured about
twenty miles up the Potomac, the canal anording
medium OF transportation from the auarries to within
hundred yards or of the building.
-Since the late rains the of the has
been enhanced fifty per cent
he gas works ior lighting the capitol and grounds
Win 0rncnetts solar gas are in fine progress. lsn
tern about being placed to surmouut the cen
level of Pennsyvan avenue lantern in this position
VIII answer 8 sort of light for the whole district
1871 datS nigh. We shall expect that the huge vat in
WHICH the tailow, grease, and other animal substances
generating the gas are to be consumed will be
Surea as TO prevent the aromatic exhaations soap
factory from being duscd around aud within the cham
oeE oi egsation II this doubt Ii answered our
acton then the solar gas arrangements viii BIZ per.
'ecuy satisfactory and beautiful to contemplate
Inc exercises (Rev. o. b. Browns Church) YESTERDAY
OF the commencement OF Columbia College, were highly
interesting and gratifying to n large auditory among
whom were the President Of the and several
OF his Cabinet, Hon Amos Kendall, and other distin
gushed personages. We thank the college committee
for an invitation to the exhibition; regret that We
could not return from country visit In
note OF the exercises The institution inform
ed Is steadily prospering Its cality is of the
advantageous Ia the Union, for practical education
Yesterday afternoon the mortal remains Of Patrick
Buger an emp'oyes at the Capitol for many years.
carried to the grave, attended by long procession Of
the irish benevolent and other societies. and citizens
foot and horseback
The paving OF the Pennsylvania Avenue goes very
slowly but surely. When inished it will bs good job.
and fewer members Of Congress will die Of
from inhang the pulverised granite than heretofore
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The General Land Office
string OF Promotions has rccently made In tho
General Land Once and it is certainly sign OF fair
play with all parties, when i've Blk good whigs
promoted the heads Of dozen good democrats II
may be that the commissioner has made these promo
tons in reference to superior scty and
for the higher cerkships. lie cannot, at al events
done IL because Of the greater service rendered the
administration by the wing clerks; do suppose
there is or ought to be- any sort OF understanding that
'd wings are As non seqtur, to support the admin
stratlon heDceforward save in the mechanical duties
Of the bureau 1t may be that Mr. Piper at this 18th
hour, thinks John Tyler's claims entitled 10 some
gard ut all events the promotions have created some
little disturbance In the family.
Yours TOMMY.
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Died..


On the 18th inst after a and protracted Illness
JANE voDuRoH aged 55 years. widow Of the late Peter
A. vosburgh.
The relatives and friends of the family, Of her
Abraham P. vosburgh, son In law Conklin s. Martin
and the members Of SLOAN Lodge, !. o. Of 0. F. are
respectfully invited to ateni her funeral on Sunday
his day. at half past O'Clock NJ from her late
sidence l06 9Th avenue, corner of 10th street.
On the 18th inst WILLIAM HENRY, son Of Thomas
Snd Margaret Thomas aged one year nine months and
twenty days.
Inc relatives and friends also the members Of New
York Lodge No. TO- l. o. Of o. F. respectfully in
vted attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, from the residence of his father No II Watt
street.
On the 18th inst Mrs ELIZA HANE, wife of Joseph
Hane of consumption In the 30th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place at half past o'clock this
afternoon from the residence of her late husband LAG
Third avenue of Fifteenth street The friends
of the family well those of James and John Hane
respectfully invited to attend without further
tice
On the 18th inst FRANCIS JACKSON GILLESPIE, aged
year and months.
On the 10th instant, of consumption, Mr. JOSEPH
McDERMor aged % years, native Of Granard, County
Longford, Ireland.
His friends and those of his brothers John and Richard
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Sun
day. afternoon at at his brothers. residence ID
Thompson street, without further invitation.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, Is47

GU bono The National Infeiiige ncer continues Its
structures against the and the administration
What good! WIN itshorten the war! WIN IL divert
the administration to another policy VIII 1t per
suade the Mexicans to peace Win it contribute to
strengthen arms in the feld to increase the re-
spect Of foreign nations abroad for this country and its
cause whatever that cause may be The press Free
but there should be saving discretion in the exercise
Of Its freedom The high standing Of the Inteisenesr
gives tone to It's which thus contribute
To proloDg the war which 1t earnestly deprecates,
and to postpone the day Of peace which We all 80 ear
neatly desire
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TOMMY.
WAsHIseroS, July 10. is47.

WA'HTN'TU Ni July 10, Io9Is
General Taylor, ths Wings and the merit Presidency.
An intelligent whig recently from the South West In
forms us that that letter" is imped imcntbut that
Taylor will run noiens voiens, II alive, whether 10
Mexico lighting returned from the war; at the next
general political campaign. M'Lean Is said TO be for
hun; Judge Burnet is said to 90 HIM Crittendeu IL
is said sa Taylor man (Nlr Clay being the Way
the next best TO Clay. ="
General Taylor Is to stand upon the constitution
write no letters, make no speeches. no promises but
after getting In, Is expected that he will appoint
whig cabinet, sign the bills Of a whig Congress ana
ms Ike appointments upon whig recommendation
The position OF General Taylor to the wings and TO
the country, will very much determine the contestants
and the contest next campaign II he ALL In any
way, II will be hard matter TO defeat him; but the
great question now Is upon what platform will he
stand w
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BaLriMoRr, July ~, is41

BALTIMORE, July ~, I5a1
Col Nay aud his for a dinnsr-fhs Ohio Rsiiyoas
--Requiston Maryland more froop,-7n,
Markets Stock Board, &c.
Col May has arrived In Baltimore and Ia again thu
lion of the city lie started from New York ON w~du,.
day evening last 10 Jersey wagon having missed Ne
cara and by hard driving all night reached Philadelphia
sufficiently early next morning TO take the nine O'Clock
cars for Baltimore His object In travelling by special
express was to reach Baltimore in time to partakc OF
dinner rendered TO him by the Hon noverdy Johnson
which came oil In great style on Thursday evening
The recent agreement between Baltimore and wheel
ngmaking the latter city the Ohio terminus
more and Ohio Railroad yesterday sanctioned by thu
bosrd OF Directors, and viii week be submitted to
a general meeting OF the stockholders. There ~
doubt but that the long vexed point TO the right
way Ia mt last settled and that the road will now =
pushed with energy TO Its destination.
Orders were received here last evening ccompan 70
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e o z e -
LATEST MOMENT


PHILADELPHIA, July IL, ls47-ek Pm.
southern mail has arrived with later news from
Out !" Is not worth ths lightning that would bs
required to send II to you
fhsre Ia nothing new from the army
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Photographic Corr. Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PiTrsBuRoH.. July II, II M.-The water In the chan
mel without change Before business hours this
ing the telegraph announced the steamer Britannia be-
low Boston, and all transactions have been suspended Ia
await her All articles not likely to be Influenced
by the foreign remain in the state Of demand
as yesterday,
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ALBANY July Up. NJ
There has been nothing done since the receipt Of
steamers news, which received here this forenoon
by telegraph The receipts by the canal, during the
preceding twenty-four hours, were about as follows
Flour, 10000 barrels wheat 1000 bushels; corn 10 800
do; oats 1000 do; barley, 1900 do Vessels
plenty. and freights easier.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, July Up M.
The steamer Britanna's news received by tele-
graph this forenoon and unsettled market for bread
stuffs Dealers thunder struck and wnno move till
private advces received Prices of flour and grain
were nominal and nothing done. The stock Of flour In
this market amounts to about 80 900 bbls
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At suction bbls Havana, l2; 40 bbls aba i3zal7slc
The duh season Of the year has in and small sales
are maze, 10 meet actual demands, at firm prices.
MHALEBoNE.-No transactions reported
WHIsKEY.-Prices were nominal
FREiGHrs.-Quotations remained the same while no
new engagements Of moment TRANSFERRED
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SkxA FOR SALE.-The Liverpool line Of packets
MN comprised of the ships Ro.cus, sldons, She ridsn
k3D& and fiarrick: they built IN this city with the
..t n,i.ais frmes mostly live oak locust and cedar salt
ID the stocks and resaed every year since. All very
emily coppeed rsfed and nearly IN good condition
when 6, built Their aceommodston for passengers
and Handsomely furnished H sold or before
TUESDAY the goth inst they will be sod NJ hss day
~ l.. NJ Hohm1D o.. at the Merchants Exchange For
urther particulars. apply TO t. X. COLLINS,
tvIf 6,isrr a
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S&R FOR LIVEkPOOL-Ncw Lne--lteguIar pack
HX&yet OF 2tth July-The new splendid, Fast sailing
&k1k .pseket ship RosCius Captain Asa Eldrdge, wiz
positive. sail AS above, her regular day -
For freight passnge, having superior furnished accom-
nodations, apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
street. orto
v. X. COLLINS. Sc South st. It
The packet ship SlDDONS, Capt. w. B. Cobb will sa,c
coed the Roscus and sail the 2sh OF August her regular
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CPYROMETER.-This valuable aud Indispensable medical
- discovery which has recently attracted the attentions and
ceved appreciation of the members Of the Royal Society,"
London for testing the lungs. and judging their in
health and disease in full practical operaton in the
hs will be n attendance from 70 o'clock to daily 0n
be given 10 the poor. from to u oclock mvN aot.r
T EGER FRERES MISUNDERSTANDING recs wed and
IL for sale by the subscriber (enttled debenlre full
Bandes consisting Cognac Rochelle and Bordeau avors
OF variety Of vintages and old, in ~ u aud
ppes which offered the lowest by the
importer. Dealers invited to call and examine samples.
HENRY LEGkK,
m Office No. Wal street New York