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temper Of the NORTH and s obs.inat. purpose to psrss

temper Of the NORTH and s obstinate purpose to perss
we're in the prosecution Of the war, proceeds:
How, then, are We ever TO obtain pesoe Only BY
conquering the ability Of tho North to make 70. We
can never conquer her inclination to do so. Her bate
will only increase with her mpotency, and peace may
only be obtained at the end Of what ssgacous European
observers have already prediced-a Of exhaustion.
Thus the Fastening Of pence ia still within power
for the more actively aud vigorously We fight the more
will the North be simulated to effort Toe best result Of
the conflict before Richmond was that il Induced the
Northern Government TO call out over half million Of
men, and Ii would be policy II BY some daring and
even impraocable but plausible attempt at invasion,
We could induce IL TO call out half million more.
The very weight Of such machinery of would break
1t down. lH armies weuld be too huge and cum.
brous to move without preparation and expensive TIM
in PREPARATION which would swamp two or three such
governments as that OF the North Practical paradox
II may seem, the greater the forts the North makes
aims. the better for The failures Of great srmi
TO succeed are equivalent to defeats. Their daily
penses victories against them Their cos, saps
the very vals OF the they appear TO uphold. II
keeping an army Of FIVE hundred thousand men 10 the
q I'D will exhaust the North 10 given time, keeping a
million in the sli will exhaust ii in far lcss than half Of
that time for the progress OF exhaustion is in acceerst.
ed ratio to the Cannot Lincoln be aggrav ated
Into calling for hat million more-a new army four
times the size Of that which Great Britain keeps In all
Of her world wide empire? What an obstinate H..
tie South not to be whppeA BY such Xerxes strength Of
numhars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
tie house met Al 10 J'Clo,k A. n.

4 a
CALI OF The HOUsr
o. no iol OF ", fOS1ER. cal~bl the House ives
ordered, and a qio,rU was found 10 be prtfeat.
ABsIsT MEMBERS.
Mr.. BOILER, OF Va Obtained leave Of absence
for Mr.. BALDWIN who detained at tis room By ~
Cess.
Er. CURRY, Of LlA, obtained leave of absence Tor
his colleague NJ CBILTOs who also detained from
the House by llneas
MILITARY CCNNTTfIz.
kF. MILES, from the ST. .-ry Committee, rspoIte
back .rtsE bills and resolutions from tbs consideration
VII CT tie conGtes NC, discharged, and they were
appropriately referred 10 the newly appointed Standing
committees.
Mr.. CBAMBLISS, of hss., from the same committee,
reported bill TO ircreass and regulate the appointment
OF general Officers in the Prov souGl ArnT Placed on
the lend n, and Cr,e,ei TO be printed.
Also, bill to grant medals for coed conduct on the
fell of battle Placed the calendar and ordered to
b, printed.
n. HARRIS, Of No, from the same committee, re.
ported back with a recommendation that il DO pass q
solution Of inquiry, requesting the PRECEDENT to inform
thu House concerning the number of men In the army
whether in the field, SEX irrlough or elsewhere the
number OF arraf, a., and other n,inuts concerning
the army. Passed.
Mr.. MILES, from the zane committee n ,rted, with
recommendation Of pa,segs bill for the relief Of
certain dibus oioers. Placed on the calendar ard
orier d to be printed.
ASP, from committee, Q bill entitled an set
to provide substitutes in certain oases snd detailing p
Yates for police cuties.
Tee bill was placed on the cslendsr with the recon-
mendAtion that IL do not pas.
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EXEMPTIONS

10 tks E5i.5r { hs HRis.
zee tie Fs-sts O'i proposes TO exempt shoeuAkers
Ca ere, b4rl sss1SksFs s5i MILL That is the oil
proposes Z give u tLsse peoPis monopoly and Ii
csp.s &c plumber eo'ssoueat sui people. The ttrse
Is. named 81, tie uost internal sH crtioneTsno, even
excepting ns oolA jsc;ors ari sll' hsrnss'7 The Car
s3rsgy Taey sra entitled to no sea Of confederation
Eb,lsvsr. IksoE some e these .hOs 5o.5gss where
these are hasd ugo1 c5rPasy Vi Sos bodied msu, Elo
have lodged the halt, and a-c m'ki1g from ten to
,seriy dollars G,y e7ch Ils,e2j OF tempting them
If the G0vernmsnt tter talents In mskng shoes
saddles, So let thrm be dyysli and receive only the
psy hey would be entitled to ss soldiers Tas came
couIss With respect to .Uners as TO micrs of grs'
uil., any man, who OEus one, can put negro in
charge, foE the duties are rot beyond his capacity
A COOSTRYMAN.
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DIED,

H.us Ae1UR sELvLLt tlrd Il 4 ssaple AID Lawns
Poss fI asleep 10 frsfe kItGs, tie 9isI SpF
lsGt tet IA lam 'niy 50 hgois monbz
AID dys old HIS dsesIe mAgasat scarlet
f3Fm.
Sn Ph that he token H. hiI sssstHsd ~
a. MIDI III md SIX us hin what ihs xi,sJ
he piled, Il goias up tie SKY AID .n0u.b
Oh space SO Eous hs is kaPpy sfit had taken rs night
10 the better lard
"Ere Tin could bl b. or rroE fade
DeStA came With binil, ca 81
The oper g rd % H..vsI conyyej,
And babe Il bonom tItrs"
On tie % day Of sptem 1869 at TAIsve Est Tsnnesses
BALDWIN ALLAN, tged years and II mon no.
He va member Anssrsons Battery, GsersiA Atnuy,
yevng Cube land Gap and died Of poii cen rseiei
In TIE Re was the ngs. child OF j. Allen Iuese
Of hs Saprene Court Of App
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-11

In Lsnc.'ttr ooutJ Court angus 1;h, se2 Benj,mn H.
bngon, In fsehrg and PIP opr,e msnre annoqu ed
tie death Of JAMES W. SGoFAM mvbtr ef is Cut and
offered the fol'sins reseuisn, vii a1annou II aop,d
james W. Grsshin, To- rtnT ye.r pas: nenbsr CT ;hs
eou ta,ng dpar ed his lie he I'd Gay Of J.y near e
e Of Bat more hlihet he had obi IL neca aid re
Court Bar and ON OF ihe Court In thee apprea
tim Of the character and u.s. ia ne Of TIE dtcea,e
ly adop. Tbs lowing resoutions:
Rtsslved, That In tn. death unity hes
st an efficient AID ,Aluaoe oeer the
high minded and NOBLE cit poor
ben aet, and his personal euds he rad
And eneea companion
kelolyei Thst We sincerely eotds with the tasaved widow
and nj OF the dsceI e. ant cordial heat
felt synplihsI Ia their d. ep N etios.
hslvet thatues proee ding, be entered cord
so1py bsfu 81 Lei be vidoE the d.eeasd Iohs COY
forv ded the edN Il the hiebmoni Wig Inquirer los
prb ieAtSn. A eopJ-Ttst
WARSn LUBAsK, 90,
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HENRIcO OOUNTY.

T. ths Riitsr Of the Wig:
You will ObliZe me BY giving notice through your pc.
per to TIE Ci' zsns Of snco county, that haze re-
signed my seat in ths Legislature
Respectfully yours
Y 8 MAGRUDsR
Lieutenant Colonel lob Regiment Cavalry.
September 8 b, 1862
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SOUTHsRN LITERARY mEssENGRn.-Psr

kOUTHSRN LITERARY mESsBNGRR.-Per-
. sons hawai- cosies Of the double be- q
HJ es er Tor February sud March, 1852 will h1d ready
y y m Il ths tsef Oes Bank and 12 stres
lbs oPrstsrs Of TIE Ses'enser vii obliged g.
hsy WI eElRg Asz W The enes. sslO-lI1
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Jolly, P Gould, W W Smith, John Jackson. Sergeant
W A Majors.
Company q, Captain Cearland-K ilIsd-Bsinss, P n.
n,ll and Hall Wounded-Oaplan J i-AIand, NOR
tally; Let Lieut. Robinson, through arm; 4 Llvut
Stanley thigh sligbt % Lieut. Spratt, face Sigh; Ser
gesnt Woodal leg, slight; Sergeant Ross, arm, sight,
Sergeant Osborne leg Sigh Corporal House, arm &C.
Verf Corporal Co &C. hand slight; Privates Base, sigh
BIrber arm severe; Bell thigh, slight; Curry, side, &c
we're; Hsmphl, face, slight: Kirgan, shoulder sligh
Walters leg severe Sbields, face eight Freeman, leg
broke; Grace Leg Stone. back; Stevenson, shoulder
slight; J Grlce, (amateur) hip, severe.
Company /, Lieut. | Franklin. Wounded Lieutenant
Franklin, slight, breast Lieutenant Graham slight breas
Orderly Sergeant Drake slight thigh; Corporal Morgan
severe, ARM Corporal q Mcknight thigh. Pryates
D B Allen shoulder W G Baldwin, slight face W
Barlow bress. Bates severe, arm and leg; Belts,
slight leg; W Orabtree slight, knee Dallas severe
arm; Drscoll, slight, face; Dick severe arm
fleming, slight, hand; W Harris severe, leg; W Ha-
ley severe, hand " McCrse, severe, back; V
Rgyson, severe, leg aud side; W Robertson, severe
elbow Short, slight, hatd r II Spence, slight nand
Thomas, slight, side D Seward slight, face ;
Short, slight, leg.
Company K, Gap, Turner, comd'g- Klled-Lieut
Henry. Wounded-Cspt Turner, slight in wris; Lieut.
He BERT slight Ia ear; Lieut. Hurt slight in leg; Sergts
Toe Turner eight in head; AcKinnon In thigh and Leg
Niece, in arm; Beard, slight in head; Oorporss
Ost, eight In leg; Green, severe in thigh Smit /,
slight in elbow PriYaes Brsswell, slight; Bowen, Sigh
2 Butler, severe in breast; A Dunn severe in breast
Dortcb, eight In thigh; Eisterling, severe in lea
Jno KsTle, in hand; Mckee, in hand W Mccoy
confusion jerry Roam, in HAND; Rove, IN hand;
Willie Stewart, in foot; W Ward, in arm; ] Wilson,
10 hand, amputAted.
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PROTRSTtNT EPISroPAL TUEsTecsC,T
AEMINhRn nK VIE EInIa ~ =

liz next Ann a. / IN OF this In utuut
day Of October ThoIe NShrg connect themItlVeI With
stud vii please vi the sabsets paos
where the studies VII be resumed v be
papers 10 oCuvls OF WesAL WILLIAM SPARROW
cell lGH2N' Dean Of the Panuliv
TlLoCTr P. o., ChaIl,tt, o., Va
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70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

70 COzRESPGEDRNrE,
80 Lsrs o. bgsiHsss mast b addressed % As "Eikor u
sc WIG"
es7 srtn On boti sites u s aPs- triU EOt spu6lSh
81 Ta q rae ef long SANDING OrgA' 10 Dc tzOUn 70 al
.d - @ "a no c1ssbs dparts from Obituary EotcSs Seesd
81 - Is ,fgs are eArrg.ly5r Gdrsrtissnlsnts.
- We era5, s E0ts @ rsurs reject uaied0aS.
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CONFEDERATE CONGREss.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Septeu

WrDsIsDAr, September 10, 1852.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, n. Prayer by Rev. j.
D. CoulIiug, OF the Methodist Church
On motion OF Nr. MITCHELL of Ark, il was ordered
that when the Senate sdourns to-day ii will adjourn TO
meet tomorrow at IL O'Clock H. in the Chamber form.
ery occupied by this body Mr. n. said that The L. gle.
lsIure OF Virginia will assemble on Monday next and
the Superintendent OF Pubic Buildings desired to pre-
p"e tho Chamber nov occupied for the Senate of vir.
Rinis.
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now PEAOs Is 70 BE oBrlISED--FHE NEW LIvrs At raE
NORTH
The Mobile Register. after referring to The mpAcable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

SUPERIOR CoURT-CRIMINAL TERM.-The
January term of the superior court, for the
trial of civil causes, commenced its session in
this city, yesterday. The court was opened
with prayer by Rev, Mr.. Dadmun. The grand
jury were empanneled, as follows:
David w. Cook of Worcester foreman !;
David D. Keyes of Worcester, clerk; Luther
Bgelow of West Boylson, James X. Com
stock Of Blackstone, Jos. II. Eaton, of Royal.
ston, Samuel c. Fagg of Grafton, David w,
Fletcher of Rutland Richardson Goddard of
Southboro', VIM. II. Haskell of Clinton, Levi
Holbrook of Boyston, Joel Hyde of Winch
endon, VIM. IL. Jacobs OF Worcester, VIM. J.
Knight OF Lancaster, Uriah Montague of
Westboro', Richard W. Newton of Northboro',
Charles f. Rice of Brookfield, Isra 2. Sib
ley of Templeton. Benz. f. Stone of Lunen
burg, Moses p. Williams of Milford, Erastus
Wnsow of Charlton.
After being charged by the court, chief
justice Allen presiding, the grand jury retired
to their room to commence their Investigations
which will not be concluded till Wednesday or
Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

According to the Detroit Free Press there
are now in service on the lakes l445 steamers,
propeers, tugs and vessels, which are classi.
fed as follows Side wheel steamers 81 pro-
pelers 2l9 tugs 1913; banks "a briggs rs
schooners 1872 There have been 80 vessels
built the past season. Ofdisasters there have
been 275. The total loss Of lite has been 10Y.
The lake fleets, already so large, will be mate
rally increased by the opening OF navigation
in the spring. Shipbuilding is being driven
at nearly all tile prominent yards along the
lakes, and many tine vessels will be launched
We understand that the treasury OF the Am
eriean board is soon to receive "a considerable
sum of money from China Some years ago
a serious loss fell upon our mission in that
country by the destruction of the printing es-
tablishment. The recent treaty provides for
the payment, by the Chinese, Of such losses
bv citizens OF the United States, and the claim
oi the board is understood 10 be allowed to the
amount OF $4,000.
Ii is said that during the last three weeks
fully one-half OF all the Canada currency
which was in circulation in New York and
Michigan has been sent home. The agent Of
a single branch of one of the Canada banks
stated that Inc had redeemed between 5000, 900
and 100000 of Canada currency, from De
trot alone, within the space of three weeks
There is living in Oswego, New York,
man named Peter Rozell, who is ll9 years old
He was born in Brooklyn in 1743. He lives
with his second wife. who is only sixty-tlree
old lie had from his first marriage fifteen
and ten from his second, all Of whom
are now living. The eldest is ninety-two
years old, the youngest forty two.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

TIE LONDON STARS the prince imperial
OF France does not look the type of inantile
geat'tesSe that he was last winter. lie has
reached that Juvenile crisis when the front
teeth disappear, and the features lose the soft.
ness anu tPoughtlessly gay expression that
makes the aspect OF nearly every child under
s ~, or seven years so pleasing. For a child
VI ms years there Is much energy Of character
expressed in his countenanee; and If nhvsio,
Monty speaks TRUTH his future life will bv no
means be one Of iuaction. The prince imneri'
al has already strongly marked chin. firmly
closed mouth, without anytime that presapes
narrowness or i'll temper The base Of his
nose IS wide, and that feature rather long lor
one just entering his seventh year. His ewes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

WEST William IL. ArHold
of West BrookieId has bequeathed $500 to
the American Board OF Foreign Missions, $500
to the Home Missionary Society, and $3.50 to
the Tract Society. In case OF the death of
granddaughter before the age OF u, the For
eign and Home Missionary societies each get
$500. Mis-. Susan Mixter OF Hardwick leaves
the Bible Society $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

The STAR VocALIsTs.-The concert at
Brinley Hall last night, by the Star Vocalists,
was well attended, Notwithstanding the storm
Mr.. Brown gave some wellknown ballads,
both comic and sentimental, and caused mnch
laughter by his irresistible recitations in cos.
tune. Miss Marsh gave great satisfaction by
her songs, and was enthusiastically encorod,
when she sang "The Red, White, and Blue"
in costume. The music which Mr. Brown Sc.
lects for his concerts is all the better with
large class, for not being OF the classical
style. 1t is easy of comprehension and he
has the way of satisfying his audiences. The
Star Vocalists sing in Millbury to night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

QUARTERMAsTER HOWE PRoMoTED.-From
a letter just received from Colonel Devens, we
make the following extract by general or
ders from headquarters of the army, the com
mandlng officer of each division is to appoint
an ordnance officer for his division, who will
have the rank OF captain. Lieutenant Church
Howe has been appointed by Gen Stone for
this divisional position he has well won by
his efficiency in his department and his gal
lantry in the field"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

are Of very light gray, quick, intelligent, and
evidently remark everything that passes be.
fore them. The eyebrows do not, like those
OF the Bonapartes form a right angle from the
nose, but are wide apart, high above the
bridge, and form an acute angle in their rapid
descent toward the check bones, which are
also stronger than those OF his paternal ances-
tors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21
Gain over 1860, sS.S58 10.

POLIcE CouRr.-Yesterday, Samuel P.
Haslett baiing from Pittsburg, Pa, for being
drunk, was fined 81 and costs, and committed
to the house OF correction Tor non payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
The amount Of business on this road for the
year 1861, as compared with 1860, shows an
flying to the Stockholders. as follows =
1860. BIS Ny Local. Mails, Totals.
Passengers, S342 Is S5,7Y4 81 So, 1856 81
Freight 702 &c 1858 81 Sl179 50 l4976 43
S21, l13 %
Passengers, s., 25s "a S6,466 A SIS, IA 6S
Freight, 1912 so l5.247 03 Sl522 43 20.741 rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

The New ENGLAND CAvALRY.-The third
Melvin commanding, comprising three hun
bred and fifty men, with their horses, will pass
through this city to morrow, from Concord, to
join Gov. Sprague's division at Pawtucket,
p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

GREAT EXPECTATIONS - Will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling of of the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
use of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing and beauty
in the Teeth
g GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized By the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE for Chapped
Hands, Roughness of the Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
DIS dim Nj .banics 'Iiou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM.-The case
of Ravee VS.. Bradford, was decided by yer.
dict for plaintiff for SO. Now on trial, Wei.
come Jefferson VS.. Warren Hunt, an action of
contract Hoar and Dean fer plaintiff Bacon
and Keyes for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21
n Gard to the Ladies'.

DR. DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
FOR FEMALES,
InliDle III correcting. regulating, and removing all OBJ
strucions from whatever cause and always successful
preventive. A
The combination of ingredients in these FILLS are per
fectly harmless Their icacv ana merits based mn
on an extensive practice Thirty years: and where
the rctons have been strictly followed the, have new
ertaitd 10 correct all irregularities. They relieve pain
ful and difficult MeHstruaiion, (pariicuIary at lie
change OF liie They will the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure, or anv
cause; and may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated. those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Fills while
IN That condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admopi-
ton, although their midness would prevent mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills Recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
sold in Worcester Mass, by the following druggists:
DANlD SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN. III
Main street, and W. H. GOULDING, l40 Main ST. La
dies, by sending By 81 10 either ofthe d50re agentS
through the Worcester Post Office have the pills
sent confidently by mail to any part OF the county,
tree OF postage. Sold also by H. 4 E,WTdett Clinton
A. 3. e. Blair, Warren B. K. DeLdHd. North Brook
ncd' and ); g. Henry, WesthOrO', and by one Druggist
IN every village and city in the United States and BY s.
d. lowe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n B-Beware Of COunterfeits. Buy no Golden Fills.
OF any kind unless the box is signed S. d. Howe All
others are base imposition and therefore as you
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
plugged out OF your money buy only of those show
the signature of d. Howe every box. which has
recently been added account Of the Pills being
forfeited. dlOm d27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

Experience teaches US that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the alleviate suffer-
ing and save life. That objection obvatcd in the case
ofSir James Clarkes Pills, prepared the prescrp
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician Queen of Eng
land and well known to be the only safe remedy
foriemale difficulties and distractions any cause"
They be sent in bottle containing 50 pills, post free
by ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH q CO., and all Druggists.
mis- deodSIYeOw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

EJwle Pile and UumOr Cure, sure cure 70
bleeding Blind and Itching Piles, Scrofua, Salt Rheum
AMI Diseases of the Skin One bottle warranted cure
in all cases. if not dealers particularly requested 10
refund The money Only five Bottles in a thousand re-
turned, and these confirmed Fstua. Hundreds OF
letters and certificates in the proprietor posses
sion, which can be upon application Send for a
circular. Prepared by HENRY d. FOWLE Chemist
Il Prince street, Boston. Sold by all Druggists Ger
tifcates with each bottle Price 81 per bottle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-21

EsatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN TAE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan
tananeOus Units effects does stain the skin nvig
CRATES the hair for life BE careful and
than the genuine signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manufac-
tory No 81 Barclay street ae Is Bond street. 232
Broadway, New York d&wly aus