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TO Wool Growers,

MY Machines arc now in order for Cardng Wool
lNE and making good rolls Those bringing their
wool well prepared may depend on getting good rolls
Prices ior carling "a cents per pound for nnmxtd,
l2J cents per ,ou,d for mixing or one illih Of ihe
wool Corn, wheat, ilaxsced hecswaS, ,allow, bacon
md lard will he taken III payment for Car.iing, aud
even money will not he refused, as something VIII be
expected il payment before tic rolls are taken from
the machines. >,
Nav Nth 1858. --sd
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE oil NORTH CAROLINA,
GRANGE CouNrY.
Court Of Eqaity-septembcr TERM 1888.
William d. Reeves aud others e. Jamea. NJ. Reeves.
Petition ~. SIZE Il Rel Estate.
HT apneaiinr Is The satisfaction Of The Cont, that
James NJ. Reeves the defcndan, in this clse, Is not
n inhabitant 81 tls ate Il is therefore oered and
decrced thai advertisement lie made in The ilshoroush
Recorder, for six successive weeks notifying sa deiend-
snt ofhe fling II said petition, and thai unless he appear
a, the next term Of this Court TO I've held a. he rau'-
house ii Hl.orough. on the second Mnoiay n March
next and plead, or demur TO sa'd peiilin' the
same viii b tiken no cgafsso 10 him, aud heard
az pcrts.
Wines. Thomss WChh, Clerk and Master Of our
said court Of Equity. At Office IN IIlsholoust this -
Monday In September, s. ID. 1865.
THOMAS WEBB, {. ( +.
September 81. Frice adv ~ % 20"
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COTTON, either 10 the seed Or picked, bought
4 nv JAMES WEBB.
Pal,,,,, On So
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Eillsborough House.

THE .nhsrrIer Souh take The liberty 81 informing
the Tm,sling Community and lhnse who may
visit our town that he has iaken charge II The Hnnse II
Entertainment noftleasi Of tie ConH House. gell known
a. Flldiss Hotel. lie has repaired The luilIuss b.
ffniue j. new aud every ihng etl calculated n re-
fresi lie weary ilsel!er. Tho.e who nay lira-e to
cal on lin. vii find bis table furnished with The bet
lie market siiUds aud bis stable With abundance u
ptosendeh
Dtossts vii fnd i 70 their interest 20 call The sub
sriiacr - ihey r1 gel accommodations there which ean
np, le eaiura elsruheea sil,nd.i p, = sAos sioek
ii nrsr II tie CoaIi House.
" q. Having feliirl rom all other business give
ii, ,ns attention n visitors. AMI viii rs q hase their
A4nis satisfied. ~, Pike. -hsll Is Moderate.
Nm. M.CACLEY.
Matci g. lsjj To-
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P.1.i'aa n fLs III n E'iIls.

Rs.i.ea ~ he ssi.;s.f Ileai Es'sta
Er apf..dg " ibe s4i.ssl,tion u IL rp ia, Ben.
4 5snia Gosh al Vie Rebeeea. 90! Ann MAY. Y.
f.pg4ts II ths ca-t. afe ttyond be Al.s q 81 sac
4 I. therefore ordered sHi drcfsed By ne Csat, iaai
advertise cni Dc made IL ~ suecessfe wesls y tle
I,liotgcA Recorder. notifying he sail defendants
he Grs n his petition aDi ti8, unless They spfear
& ts sest ierm 81 It'll. fal q l. bell fgr u county
81 fsnse Il w tsu,.bou-e IL Hill.5ofough 81 ths
second Monla, 10 March next snd plsad, snswer o.
dgnet j. 40 petition tbs vii e taken pr 80.
jssia ~ as5rd q puis.
+. wFas.. rhomss Wsib, cisfs an Master y or
sefl Cglt Fl .gy !, fire ii hiisbsIeugh, this -
Noisi5y i sep,enlissi 4. j. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB. q. s y. 9.
go. y pare ", ss.s3 5-sW
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Salt /! Salt !! Salt !

HAVE lately received and offer for sale more than
4 100 large sucks Of fine Salt NJ low price.
JAMES WEBB.
July II. 96--
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
9eASCK COrsIY.

Con-; u Eqaity-srptenlber Term, 1855.
Hsules.on ss I'D oihefs Benjamin GooeA snj VII
snd a9Oiher.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
a SUPPLY of Fresh Galden Seeds just received,
n and for sale, at the New Dug Store.
LONG & CAIN.
February S. 1855, ~.
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LOCAL ws.

We lsarn from the Star that Methodist Protestant camp
meeting will be held in the woods the farm belonging
Col Wm Minor IN Alexandria county Virginia. the I'd
oil August committee has been selected TO make the
necessary arrangements the accommodation Of all who
attend and to good order during the contnu
ance Of the encampmsn The proprietor has declared that
no huckssring win be allowed his grounds and the
law will be strictly enforced against all offenders Among
the ministers expected be this meeting Rev.
Thomas Ii. Stockton and Rev. DIR. Webster.
The thermometer yesterday stood at SO degrees shelter
cd situation During the part Of the day
yored with gentle grateful breeze.
The public school examination at the Smithsonian Instu
ton, Thursday las attracted large crowd The
cses alike credtabe pupils satisfactory
the audience.
The circus company Of Rivers Derious (incudng the
Russian bear) make their grand entry into Washington this
morning. We presume there will be liberal investment Of
quarters this evening
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United States Patent Once,
Wa II I'D n utou ItpIx OF lQtS

IN the petition Of Crosby OF Fedonia New York. pray
ing for the granted to him the Sd
day Of November 1884, for an Improvement IN sawn!s e.
said patent place the Sd day OF November 1885
Il ordered said petition be heard the Patent Occ
Monday the II O'Clock, and all
appear and show any they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted 80. .
Personp Opposing required die the Pacnt
once their objections specially forth In wdns least twenty
DAYS before the day hearing testimony hed BY either
be hearing be taken and transmitted In
with tho rules Of the oce which viii be furnished on
application ~, :, -. - 49,. ,o.s A., ~
other relied testimony
must be died before the morning Of that dsy the
arguments, II any, within days thereafter. .
Ordered aso be published In the Union, Ine
rencer and Evening STAR Washington D. G. Republican Bal
more Evening Argus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific
American York and Post, Boston Massachusetts, once
weeks prevous to the Sd Of October
'' - - 3. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdtos papers will please copy and send their
bis to the Patent Oce paper containing this notice.
July Qs--iaw3w
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OFFICIAL.
Later from SAX Lake.

anAn PIERCE President Of the United States Of .aeca, al
,ohom Il may conerps
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Charles
Wend appointed Of Bunswck and LsAeburg
fur the Michigan and the Territory Of Mime
so,a hereby recognise him SUCH and declare
erciss enjoy functions powers, and privileges
lowed Of the favored nations in the United
States
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters
uaent and United States be heeunio axed
Given my the city Of Washington, the 06h
H. 81 July d. 1856 and Of the Independence Of tho Uni
ted States Of America the sighieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
w. Huxrxa, Acting Secretary Of State.
Franklin Pierce Ysdent Of the United StGta Of america,
whom Il snay
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that VIII
helm Fnkr appointed OF Nassau for the State
WISCONSIN, Milwaukee, do hereby recognise him
uch and declare enjoy such functions
MOVERS and privileges allowed the consu Of the
favored nntions in the United States.
In testimony Whereof caused these letters be made
pa,en and United States be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand city Of Washington tho 2C day Of
H. jay, 1855, OF the Independence of the United
States OF Arherics the cshtie,h
. FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the Presidents
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary OF State
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MEnonANouN.-- Oorrsesion of Mames.

l. LIST Lieut. Davis 9th infantry be borne Register
as RosEaT H. instead of Robert w.
2. I'd Lieut. Thompson, LIST Dragons 10 be borne Re
gister as JoHs A., instead of James A. Thompson.
g. I'd Lieut. Armstrong I'd dragoon TO be borne Regis
ter a. Francis o., instead Of Francis N. Armstrong.
L. I'd Lieut. Clarke lst cavalry to be borne Register
AS HARrFoaD T. instead of Henry I. Clarke.
8. I'd Lieut. Powell 1st infantry to be borne Register
~ JAMES f., instead OF John Il. Powell.
g. I'd Lieut. Compton, 4th infantry, to be borne Regis
ter Beal c. instead of Beall Compton.
7. I'd Lieut. Wharton 7th infantry, TO be borne Regis
ter Jesse b., instead Of Jesse Wharton.
g. I'd Lieut. Hsrve 9th infantry, be borne Register
as EDWIN j., instead Of Edleard j. Harvie
S. COOPER, Adjutant General
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no those OF our custosners settled the
accounts them with the confident expec
taon the first instant they would DO promptly At
leave to that IN some cases. We are induce
10 believe Attributable negligence Of
of
ttbuted 10 utter inability comply with their obl
n,ons II Il should discriminate
Hose To enne do respectfully request
former forward and settle either BY cash or
notes short dates 49, - =.
0Q-3aw2wh HOOE, bRO., y CO.
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THE DAILY UNION

vi. The officers promoted and appointed will join the
proper companies and stations without delay those on
tached service, acting under special instructions will
port by letter. to the commander OF their respective reg
Inents and corps.
BY order of the Secretary Of War
g. COOPER, Adjutznt General.
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Card.
Geological Savy, Chemical Anays and Location Of PuJ-
II tic Lands.
II. KING, NJ. d.

II. KING, NJ d.,
No. ais y street, city OF Washington ID. c.,
w ILL make geological ores
erals sahs, &C., and give instructions prosecuting
ming and mesufg1c operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BoUNTY-LANp WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS.
During the and King
himssf travelling through the
the making locations OF public Having
practical Investigation of geology portion
special attention to liz mines, agricultural
and made himself familiar with ali
the field and the office In
obtained large OF valuable inoa,on
unpublished which proposes this
avalAbe Besides the we'll known character
this which attracting population enhancing tic vsue
Of land Of this description with aino incredible ad' no would
particularly call capitalists lead
COAL and other meA minerals There ndes
tons " Of these public land which the
der Of valuable They
only be secured with certainty by thoroughly acquainted
with the counscenuhcay with It's geology, and practically
with the subject Of The public surveys.
special references and funds placed
In his hands, will be generally
economical p his services than attempt
70 do the work thsmselvss For further information address
abovc
REFERENCES
Thomas II. Benton.
Hon. Isaac H. sinysson u B. Treasurer president NJ Mo-
railroad, b. Louis, No.
His excsleBcy Lieut. Gov. Koensr, BelsviIe, Illinois,
Professor Jos Henry secretary Smithsonian Institute Washng
ton city, ID. @. June so-eoa6w
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The Nary Board,--This board, which has been in Sc
sion in this city for several weeks has taken
further instructions received from the Secretary of Il
Navy. They have made report to the Secretary.
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n PHILILPs, of Mobile, Alabama, VIII practise In
Supreme Court Of the United States court Of claims,
and attend profession.
northeast Of TN and Louisiana
June Q0-d0mf
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DIED.
In this city, en- CATHARINE VIRGINIA, only
child OF f. II, Epxorsros, aged months and ~ days.
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UEhY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PEhNsfL-
vana avenue, known Fints Hotel public auction
Monday morning. september 3D. ~ O'Clock precisely shall sell
Of lot No. 6, No. fronting inches
Psnn.y,a1s sv.nus l and i4h streets west and
consisting handsome and house,
back buildings brick coach hoHse, stable &C.
The house built Of the best Handsomely
finished throughout with marble nsa,ss in the principal
and Of tho budtuE The building
twelve large and airy with eleven feet wide halls above
below the hack building contains sx good with large p
running the full depth.
In the yards neveraing Of water besides excel
lieut. pump whole sncoscd with brick wall
and handsomely ornamen,ed with shrubbery.
This vosby known and has been occupied for the
by c. W. and
from being within few steps the National THEATRE
distance executive Departmental
the better adapted for tho business for which has been
cupled
Immediately aer Of the properly whole Of the hand
rosewood and walnut furniture bedding chandeliers
paintings liquors. wines and fixtures will be- sod
catalogues and particulars Of which will be furnished previous TO
the SALE
the One,hd cssh residue in
years. with Interest," secured by deed Of trust the
premises
PsThe property may examined time previous the
sale. JAS q. MCGUIRE,
July 06--eodkds Auct0ncer.
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NATIONAL HOTEL-Havns leased the Nation ai Hotel and
IN In order enable made comfortable, alter
and ernh, will be closed the lss Of August and
opened of the public the goth September
(. VIM GUY.
July 37-l0t
Herald Baltimore 10 tines
The Public Inquirer Philadelphia Atlas, Boston
Examner Richmond and Courier, Charleston will please copy
and sond bils 20 the Hotel.
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AND WARRANTS LOCATED.-The Subscribers viii TO-
Ii Ohio, indiana Illinois, or Iowa, and vs
a description OF the land located. =
examlnst0u this description incorrect they vii
themselves the land giving for another warrant for the same
One resides the West, and will give the business hi
personal superniendencs ..o,r
Th street, opposite the Post once washington. D. O.
July l4-2aw3m
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BY ELEG A r III.


Later from Msxico.
New 0aLEAss, July 2sThe steamer Orizaba arrived
with city Of Mexicos dates Of the 18TH The capital
quiet Santa Annals father 10 said 10 have been ap-
pointed minister to the United States.
Santa Annals family would leave Vera Cruz
the steamer Iturbids.
1t reported that Santa was willing to make con-
cessions to the revolutionists.
Decision in tho Case Of Wiilianson.
PHiLApEIpHrA, July 2.Judge Kane this morning in the
United States district court committed Pasmore Williamson
for contempt Of court in making false the writ
habeas cous issued in relation the slaves from
Wheeler The judge hat grand jury could bring
an indictment against Williamson for perjury.
From New York.
NEW YoRK, July 27--Tho surveying schooner James
Guthrie has arrived from Savannah The steamer Granada
from New Orleans and Havana, is below.
Later from SAX Lake.
ST. LOUIS, July e. dvices from Salt Lake to june
that the prospects of breadstus in the valley quite
gloomy and that the grashopper destroying the
alarming extent causing the people feel greatly dis
couraged The nearest point from which they
supplies San Barnsrdino 800 miles distant 1t feared
there will be great deal of suffering this winter the
emigration from the East already the road the lake.
very large
party Of twelve arrived the 4th on their way
the States They the northern route, having
the mountains In the latter part April They had
fine weather during the journey and report fifty the
road and that hundred to thousand will return
the overland this The eastern mail arrived
the 5h There overland emigration the route
California and Oregon.
Health of Hon. Abbott Laurence.
Boston, July 26.-Hon. Abbott Lawrence is very low
day. and but faint hopes entertained Of his recovery
United States Vessel Spoken.
New YonK, July 27.--The steamer Granada spoke of
Torugas the ed the gate Cyano. All board
well.
Markets.
NEw YoRK, July 27-Flour Is frm-sales Of 5000 bbls.
State at s O6 IS southern dulsaes Of 300 bbls at
$40. Wheat firm. Corn highersaes Of 1000 bushels
At OIL cents. Beef and pork higher Whiskey steady. n
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Flour is dull-sales Of Howard
street So City Mills offered at So g. Grain unchanged
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FLEETWOOD CNMETERY.-Omce No. 292 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of 10th street, the Savings Bank This
Of celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. situated the high ground distant one and guar
Capitol North Capitol street leading directly
gateway This company have received charter from Con-
sppropans their ground forever 10 burial making
legislation Otherwise, II OF those who
become custom in I'll cities when the burial ground becomes
scuousy large pitt and legal measures cannot IL
titles given TO the ground.
N. open 10 m, pamphlets, with
map the charters and byaws and all other information be
obtained Also Mr. James hnr
vey No. o ssvnnh other undsrtaker will be prompt
v attended o June Tidy
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL.

assacAassiss arenms, Tenth and Eleventh streets
THIS institution young having closed The fh scho
favorable and having
tcstmonials Of the satisfaction Of
children In the various branches
taught their and grateful thanks
the liberal patronage they have heretofore
ceived.
Continuation of fAc SCHOOL, et
This institution superinten
the aided competent teachers English French
music painting the number scholars will
limited intending continue the education Of their
ers are carly application For boarding day
apply above where will be made known The
open tho LIST Of September Circular
the bookstores 80 s.ll.t 1 & 8
July QI-eoiw M. A. COX, Principal.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Emmi0s6mrq, Frederick County Nd


81. 1us :.sia.s: ne -. Tnu,.aay june, The
ally There extra charges for mnc drawing paint.
~ nc primary dsssI,nsn pupil.
So SonS 4. MER supE
aioR q 81, Jossphs Academy Emmubus Frederick county,
July s-diyear.
o ICHAnD O. JAMES, N. D.. homeopathic Physician
and surgeon sudnae Of the Homeopathic College Of pha
posise ns Banking house o Rigs Co.. washington
RRyEAsneRs.
Richard Gardiner, n D. Philadelphia
X,,se y w sm.1'. r. s. D. =
4 1;1 ss.ss' I'LL S::sa.'%ss Washington
july q - '''--
TaE F.aqai.r VINE. sulphur spring: vi.gln,a
s s have Sesn
"a .s u. been n. ss sa
they season, traced irresponsible
e.:
snsl VII a.ssass he public
July is-daepln
GENERAL AGENCY Ar WAsIIIN0TOr.--Ths sui
y oss s c w n
and pension. recent 81. ofCongs.: .,,
..is 4. s s,s , %sss = . s p
other public oce: y ne Capitol q virginia These and the
s him Ss " he viii BE
ros claims n under s rseen. &c. March, giving
land AZ who were T. battle or who 'srvsa fs"se a his
Hon. Henry A. Wise Accomsc y Virginia.
james B. Hsah, Conmisonsr Of Pensions, Richmond.
s.sfsCsd I Il. Parker Rsshnoad Virginia.
Hon: Samuel cs!'ssa. Ts.ssa.,oa, DO
Lewis Tinbs.ahs, ESQ, New York.
s.1 N: :ss CO.. In 's Best
am Soi NOW ssns ss sss quality Washing
:1 az, s:'ss' T Fl '';
man mo m''1'' p"e'' LAyroS ?. HOOVER,
.e~ Potomac Line k" Lower sss gse
cLEyEETa 7HgrALmErT.-Now in store the eleventh
Il ns.smsni celebrated ifs co''ons " also new
u. w sas me ss.. q
10 Or medium and eru. ans .hlrtns cotton.
TO pieces Irish linens gsadss ofpow table,
Ses sss eols.o, .o., man, q
which ass ORDERS do profess TO
0r Ssd I q S our Of all kinds
s s .s s'
orr es n dy goods for gsnen family consumption
6.s y, .ss,, Soy mad. TO our stock.
Good css low prices and n dealing be relied on In all
...,.,
" 's " ~ 80 PERRY 4 BROTHER,
ssCsutgal Stores, I" west building,
Julv f4--es>odif Opposite Centre Market.
CARIBOU cussomss are hereby nesed that their respec
tys be made the 92d instant inclusive ana
handed in thereafter that each thus be
aorded opportunity Of sxRshng the same preparatory 20 set
o which ans they are due and in view
ssinsS 10 uss wish ssrsssss
Of I'll. .,nor ~ /. ro
June N--Nwlw hooE, BIO, 2 ".
non MENTAL NJ northwest Of 10Th and streets,
h fesss fontN several pleasant with without board
siny in suites on very reasonable TERMS
II early application bs msdo
July 6-d0
CEMENT, PLAsTHR, HAIR, sc.
constantly hand splendid article OF cement pasr
'.'' -, " "' = LAwToN r. HOOVER,
M pooun>e Tina kim one square south Of the
July I7-eM Lower Bridge, near Georgetown,
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, July g.--Tho surveying schooner Jane.
Guthrie has arrived from Savannah The Granada
from New Orleans and Havana, is below.
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TnE THE UMTRD SrATEs.-Table exhibiting
the time Of day at different places in the United States
when it is IL at noon at PASSPORT Maine
Eastport IL; Boston, IL 80; Washington, IL 20;
Buffalo IL ~ Cincinnati, 10 So; Chicago 10 SO; ST.
Louis, 10 III Charleston, 10 o9 New Orleans, 10 %;
St Paurs, 10 IL ; Salt Lake. o; San Francisco, III;
Astoria, o.
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PHLApELPHiA, July U-Judge Kane this morning In the
United States district committed Psssmore Williamson
for contempt Of court in making false the writ
habas cous issued In relation to the slaves taken from
Wheeler The judge stated hat the grand jury could bring
indictment against Williamson for perjury.
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We give the above we find 1t in our exchanges, al
though have strong doubts about the correctness OF tho
figures. l,4~
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iHcHEAss or BANK CAPITAL PEsYsYLvAMA.--Seventy
six new banks and thirteen old already Applicant
for charters from the Pennsylvania Legislature at s mex
session The total increase of banking capital coatem
plated by these applications is 335ooo0 Of which $2a
100000 is for the city of Philadelphia alone
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NEW York AND SgpAsToPoL.-The following table is
said to be true statement of the deences of these
norris Lord Palmerston will please notice.
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HANDSOME pREsENT-Ex- Governor Bakers friends in
New Hampshire have made him present of carriage
manufactured in Federal street. Boston, and valued at
$780, pair of horses worth $780, and harness to match