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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12
From the NJ Y. Sun.
CASE OF JOHN C., COLT.

We understand that the application Of the coun-
sci Of John c. Colt to the Supreme Court for writ
OF error to carry up the to the Court of Errors
for argument with view to the obtalnment Of
new trial, was unanimously denied by the Judges
Application then made by counsel of accused to
Chancellor Walworth, who also refused TO allow
the writ-and the unhappy man remains in prison,
subject to the judgment of the Court of Oyer and
Termner sentencing him TO be executed on the
18th instant from which nothing except respite or
Communication of punishment by the Executive can
save hum.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12
AS WE EXPECTED

The New York Express, and other ultra
Wing sheets, are copying the attack of the
Globe on the Administration. 1t fell stiiiborn,
far as the Democratic press is concerned
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

We learn from the Norfolk Herald that the most
office at that place taken possession of on Mon
day night last by robber, in the absence of the
clerks, who either broke in the back door, or had
concealed himself in the back room adjoining the Of
nee. The money had all been removed from the
drawers, and only few dollars in change h d been
left on the lodges under the boxes which, with some
counterfeit coin in of The tills wa. taken Two
single letters, which the robber had broken open,
were found on the floor,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

A memoir of the life of the Right Rev, Bishop
Moore, OF virginia, written by the Rev DR.. Hen
ihaw, OF baltimore, is about to be published II is
TO DC accompanied by selections from the sermons Of
The late Bishop
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

THE New YoRk Sun has been enlarged
again. 1t is now the largest penny paper in
the world, and we doubt not the most profit
able.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

nfWe are indebted TO the Albany Argus for
several extras. containing many election returns
not before received.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

We see by the Salem Argus, that one of the
Boston othce-holders is stumpng III against
the Presidents friends.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12
From the V,rmont Gazette.

From the Vermont GdzeHe.
We commence the publication opencers
letter in defence of the Administration in the Ga
zetc OF this week, and shall conclude it in next
1t is certainly of the ablest and best written doc
uments which has as yet appeared and, what is bet
ter, it is true to the letter 1t is the duty of every
true Democrat to extend a hearty and cordial sup
port to President Tyler and his administration, in
its Democratic course and measures, matter what
his former prejudces and partiaties may have beep.
John Tyler believe to be true disciple of Tho
mas Jefferson and the Democratic principles set
forth in the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 49,
His vetoes show that he does not lack the moral cou-
rage and honesty to avow them under the most en-
barrassing circumstances, and in the face of obsta
Giles, which required no little courage and frmness of
principle to encounter; but noby has he met them
all. Let, then, the Democracy uphold his with
no lukewarm and halfway support, but with full
determination to accord to him strict Justice for his
stern, Incorporating Democratic integrity. Let
no one fail in giving MIR. Spencsrs letter close and
candid perusal.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12
THE GLOBE-THE NISTRATION.

THE GLOBE-THE ADMINIST RATlON.
We presume the Globe will not dare to I'M
peach the Democracy of the old established aud
influential journal from which the subJoined ar
ticle is copied Ii was established among the
People, before any of us were born, and has
been sustained by the screen Mountain Boys"
ever since. 1t has never boxed the political
compass. 1t is the same now that 1t was IN the
DAYS of Washington. And what does II say oi
,hs Rxea.A~"ss--~-s "-'-' 49, . --A-n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-12

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE kssESrAL Lei 49,,
ry,ry-N NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
ruuScs cHARIrY.-.4ugustsn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
To the Owners sf Houses and Payers of
Tayes.

H. who t-ro spear, OF grass grow where only
grew before, ! eauued least the for
lew moments OF those whose grass Crews dsUbe a coRse
.uerce OF hs efforts.
Tie Ncz-Y Yort Popdr,;te Company engaged IN an er
ferprse which Z Hccsglfd vii easare the following
.Cts,
1T Materially redscc the cost OF ezplyng sinks.
p. Introduce mode o reg-va much <sg o1sa'tve thai
that IN ordinary
81 Prevent entirely tic present offensive practice Of
throwi,g the slih into the rivers
I'LL And thereby provide large amount ~ the best
manure ior the benefit OF Agriculiursi..
The Company commenced operation. 10 1877, Hsn The
average co>t egi per cubic ot Tor r-fnoval
,nd ihs highest Prise reduction OF >
PEI ceht i've years, anu the OF he enterprise Will
e'ure further reduction OF least = per csLi .t7
fa~csy-ars
WGh these facts before yNJ asa YOU your a1ediaf
M ProsIectsss interest, ~el yC-r Df1rf, dns the
rran.lne,s o the CITY viii not be pComoed BY your
y'oy.n. liz CsHpau- remove n, deposits when
c-s.uy be done. TIE Nork i b- done a ulanne-
mach .eig cF,nsrgche "a ID be -ssth- sAipPrHg and
the narsr;s. ami the t ~ bs eve tom TIE present
annoyance from throwing the hth uto ne rtrerst ani
Agric.ltgrs vii be greatly benefited by converting re-
material Et0 valuable and lnodorous uIanurt-therst
c.9sng 100 sp-as OF .ras to grow hereafter Nher 9Hs
s-l, grew before
Ts ensure this result i only necessry-lr that .ho,e
NO tosses and pay shoud poy the COMPANY
70 remove the ieposs-snd also recommend .ir nrigh
pors ~ 30 .lscse that you purchase share IN the
Company, which Will eue the holder 10 90 s=.fels o
Po1dre,ie and n the removal OF - ohs feet Of sspns
IT, Of ~ b3sbes Of p ufr-t'e and the removal of O
caoc ieti, srnIa!y fer 5e-eatsra retnrn fr the
Investment For further particulars apply AZ The one, lls
Nesan-sL, or 70 The agent, ID. K MiNCR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
Gieanings from English Papers.

The humP-baok Bean has bean committed Tor
trialo the chsrge Of uisdereanor Only--tie 'fp'-
tai charge Of treason having been abandone'l
The packet sip Gladiator, Britton, le'I 81 hati''
arne's Dock f3r Ncs York on the 7th, with lOU
steerage passengers. and - cabin. emigratins -
the far West. IHs emigrani. arc principally Asr'-
culturs's. with tew ,rade.nen and mechanics
~ an anti Corn Law Conference meeting On tie
Stn, Gen. Dua Green, of the United States ~a'
introduced by Mr. George Thompson. He msds
4 sreech upon the wide contrast between the cor-
di,ion OF the laboring classes in England ana the
United States.
On he gth. false report wa circulated mat
81 Robert Peel had been shot on his way hoz'e
from th. House Of Commons
EThe Marchionoss Of Waterford who fell out'
with her husband 50 soon after their marriage. j.,
recoverin. from the effects Of her accident.
SrArE oy TIE CouStRY.-On the evening Of
FRIDAY week, SIR James Graham announced IA the
House OF Common. the terrible fact, that twelve
hundred thousand people are at present receiving
oarochal relief in England and Wales. One IN every
thirteen Of the populations, on The posr ra'r'. and
We NAV safely assume that IN every ten i dcs-
.te. Ihis state Of distress is unparalleled, We
DO believe. in the history IT any nation toe taco
oi the earth. Aberdeen Herald
NATloN4L DEBT.-A notice appears in tue
Gazc,tc. stating that the Lords OF the Treasury
having certified 70 the commissioners for the rc-
duction OF the national debt. that the actual cx-
penditure OF the country Tor the year ending jth
April, l842, exceeded the revenue by - 1898 /
l.. Sd, no sum will beappiied )r by the said con-
missioners account If the sinking fund bciwc csn
,he 7th July aud the l0th October. 1912.
Advices from Constaninop.e OF the 7th uit. state
that three OF the five great powers namely Austria,
France and England, have resolved to adopt ce
70 compel Turkey 20 remove the present Govcr or
Of SYRIA, and to afford adequate protection to the
Christian Inhs hs-tants at Lebanon. The English.
French and Austrian Ministers. represented suc-
cessivey that they had exhausted all digniied and
becoming means OF remonstr ance-that the Dvan
treated their complaint, with silent contempt or
only replied to them by preyaricating eyasions ani
that nothing remained bat either to desert ths s..
nan Christians to tic cruele.t brutal ic. and thu.
cast stain upon the Christian name or effect their
deyerance ~ force. London sun.
PARIS, july "A commercial trea.y is about
ready for signature between the French and the
Belgian Governments. The Belgians reduce the
dutle, on French wines. silks and salt. The french
admit Belgian thread and linen. The Belgian.
,ti!l hold ont for concession os iron but the
treaty will probably be signed this week
TCbropf-lo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

We know the idea ef the City's giving emPlo;-
'nent 10 all who need il will seem visionary. and
that it might for time be- impracticabe; but no,
Tor long time There il si ousines. in abund-
ance at which even the Labor Of PauPer., a. these
would not properly be-alm;,ing that il would he
unskifu and indolent, would still more than sup
port them Take The article Of SILK alone; New
York now imports Millions worth per a'iif1.
which might be made in good part By the mere
l.bor Of her people who are pinine in idlene'' and
want. She can employ their lsbor. and produce
tho Silk: hey cannot. SO Of many other branche'
Of Industry.
We shall pursue this ,ubjec, at another time.
Meantime will not our readers think o. itl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
Illinois.

The Annual Election n Illinois. "a wsA as IN
kentucky Indiana Missouri and Alatarna, takes
place Monday next, aug. ls,.) II Illinois
only = there Governor 70 DO chosen this year, and
the contest appears quite anina'ed. though our
friends are discouraged at the hea,! preponderance
against them, through the addition of the Canal
influence at the North and tie overwheining
Foce preponderance. Still, W think the Mormon
expose will help Gen. DsscAS, or at lcas: detrsct
from the great advantage Of his opponent.
\ friend who takes a more dcspouden; view q
the contest than We do and whose opporissitie-
for knowing are Of course better than ours writes
Us as follows:
Correspondence Of The Trbass
sFRsGrrElD, Illns.s. Jaly. isi2-
will take occasion to point o., mistake OF
your correspondent, in relation to tie politics Of the
State am well acquainted witt different parts
of the State, and have known its politicians for
years and in my opinion there j. no. the least
nope Of Gov. Duncsns election. In 1910. when
the whole Mormon vote was cast for the Wings.
the Loco-F oco, had a very considerable majority
IN tla State. Now TINS vote VIII be tlrOWn aeaisst
Duncan a. he ma, been attacking the Mormons in
all HE speeches.
Besides. Duncan e not a popular nan. He run,
on his cwn hook. and all Of the Wings viii not
vote for him. He Is peculiarly obnoxious to the
other party because he deserted them. after be
elected Governor beforc-or at all events. dil not
avow his change Of polite, ti after the election.
Ford the Loco-Foco candidate, has been an up
right and highly respected Judge ior many years.
and in that situion he has borne the confidence anl
esteem of ,hoso who know him. lie ha. avoved
himself upon the stump to be opposed to al stay
laws, valuation laws, &c. while Duncan il nun
upon thi. subject Some Wings will vote for Ford,
and he will receive the whole party strength. which
will carry him triumphantly into the Gubernatoral
Chair.
| write this for the purpose Of setting you right.
and enabling yosr readers to graduate their pee
iation, by the real prospects. WcWsig- have been
too often deceivedby friends Growing before they
are out of the woods-such Growing only produces
mortscaron.
There Is nothing OF particular interest here. The
Bankrupt Court has about 800 cases on the docket.
The Supreme Court is in session--bst not much
business of Importance. 1t will adjourn in ie~
days. Yours, &c. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
Whig State Convention.

vEsrIoS 70 be composed Delegates rom the sevsra
Counties IN the state, equal their representation 10 the
House OF Assembly, viii be held syracuse on wedne,
fsy, the Sh day Of September at u o'clock Al Loon
or the purpose Of nominating Candidates Tor he Offices q,
Governor and Lieut. Governor. 10 be supported by lte
Wing Eiecor oi tbs STATE at tie eusu * eecon sta to
transact sach other business may deemed proper by
The Convention.
Tue Wig Electors respectfully requested 10 meet l
*ounty Conyenon their respective Counties and apo OF
th-rr Delegates the Convention. and Tie Cenual
Corresponding Committee FOR their respective counties.
and transmit the o. such committee With their al
dress TO the Cha rman OF the state COMMITTEE at A any
43ass, Jane - 1872
LEWIS BENEDICT
JOHN TOWNSEND
SAMUEL STEVENS state Cent?,
JOHN TAYLOR.
JANIS HORSER: Cormir,s.
SANFORD COBB.
ROBERT THOMPSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
TheCiiH Watch.

u A Friend to Good Guardianship" writes
us that the pay of Watchmen ougs, to be KEEP, at
the highest rate in order tha, burgares and other
crimes shall be edectually preyented--at the same
time virtually admitting that they arc quite
abundant under the higher under the lower com
pensation. The fact thvs upsets the argument.
The argument that better class of men wosd
be obtained al. sl,25 than : is also at variance
with facts. Since Loco-f ocoism began the game
of removing and appointing Wstchmen for their
Politics, 1t is pretty certain TO be played out
to the end and the inevitable result must gen
orally be that not the most worthy but the most
needy, or the best eleciioueercrs, will generally
be preferred. This Is truth but there seems no
help for it now. Of course, nV authorities will
ever appoint any Wa;chmen but such as they
believe to te honest and capable, Vet we believe
the introduction of party polite. into thi. part
ment circumstance to be greatly deplored On
their heads be il who originated the mischief
As 10 Watchmen supporting themselves iIom
the proceeds of three or four nights service per
week, that is not to be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

he term Of one-tbird OF the present Senate Of
the United States expires on the 4th day OF March
next The retiring Members are as follows:
Loco-F Fsco,. Vkga
WILLIAMS, OF Maine. Crafts, Of Vermont
WILCOX. Of y. H. kEKR, of Maryland.
SMITH. OF Conn. GRAHAM. Of y {.
WRIGHT. Of y. Y. PREsToS. Of :. G.
BUCHANAN Of Penn. CONs.D.Of Lou.
AtTbBtkT. u Geo. tRITTEsDEs, OF Ken.
BAGBY, OF Ala. SMITs, OF Indiana
ALLEN. OF Ohio.
Young, Of Illinois
LINN, OF Missouri
OF these the Loco.F Focos have already secured
two: Wilcox in y. II. and Niles in Connecticut
while the Wings have secured one in Louisiana
We shall lose Preston OF South Carolina. and hope
to gain one in this State and one in Ohio. We
may Jose Graham OF y. c. Smith Of Ind and Kerr
Of Nd. but the chances are in our favor We NAV
gam one IN Georgia, but probably will not.
There is one to be chosen from Ncw.Iersey in
place of Southland. deceased; and there should r.,
two chosen from Tennessee, to fll existing yacan-
cies; but while the Wings have majority of the
Legislature and the Popular Vote, the Loco oco
minority have power to prevent an election and
persist in doing so, leaving the State unrepre-
sented, and may do till August 1913 when a
new Legislature will be chosen.
The Senate now consists of 90 Wings, 30 Leo
I Ocos, and Mr. Rives but several of the Wings
are perverse on the Tariff and Land Distribution.
We do not see how the next Senate can be turned
against us.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

HEAyr FALUnEs.-We select the above cap
ton, most likely TO attract attention, to notice
the rumors which have been put in circulation son-
cerning number of our oldest. staunchest and
most respectable firms IL reported on the
10th that nearly every hrrn in the Second Mulici-
paliry had stopped payment. We were at some
trouble 10 inquire into the Truth Of the facts. and
not single house reported to nave stopped had
done 0. y. O. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
70 The Republican Advocate Batavia. y. Y,
ha. raised the flag OF Henry CLAY.

l. TIE weekly Tribune tor the present uetk may e
bad The Office from thr News BOYS th' r7oruns l.
a very large sheet containing 70 coonns sHd embrace, he
entire News OF the week. with large anous of Lesrv
and .ceancous msuer besides Interesting and valuable
Correspondence from 'anou, parts OF the Uu,ei
Couln-rc al and Agricultural gence-sais OF the
Markets F.rei-n Ness kc Aso, Congr, sousl Proceed
in.s and Editorials upon great variety ects Among
the important .ricies 10 this week. paper from
the FcregE ousrerly Review .r Juy entitled Reroi,--
Of ;a Rstgz Of Terror Il highly i,tercsung
throughout and ooDisi"s many very striking orgn. views
10 relation 10 The French Re,oluGion.
Pree OF angle numbers 0, subscrpuon. or the
country 81 per annqn.
GREELEY McELRATH y An.sueeL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

o. For The Croton Water. A Town Of
Prairie Dogs, The Problem Solved, &c.
aud an Association Article. see First Page
70 For The Reign of Terror, continued
see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
I II T. TRIBU y 4.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY %. lsae.

iI IL W,NuNGToN CRY the Tribune may be had at
:. i' ffN rest"-ce, Third-g ree,, Al cert, pc
c0F and delivered 70 subscriber. their residence or 81
cen, psr month"; or IA cents per week
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

q Wiley Freeman has been arrested in Louis
lana, an1 taken to New-Orleans. for numbering his
wife, with whom he had lived some twenty-five
wears and by whom ne had eleven chiliren The
murder wa, pcrpe,rs,ed on the 10Th Of June, 827
in kdgehsld district. Georgia.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

QJ Alexander, arrested for killing the h:pacr
in Philqdelp phia. la, been committed by the Mayo,
attcr an examination 10 answer the charge of Wi
fal murder The Philadelphia Chronicle give. Inc
following farther particulars: -
He i, only 20 year. and l months 3D. accord-
ing 10 hs OWN statement. He ras not once denied
the murder. but frequently conyerscd upon the cir
cumstances with great freedom When Ia the Gus
,ody ot the officer Before b. had obtained coun- r
be- stated that he was Ia love with u your lady AZ
home. whose parents would not allow her narrv
him. because he va. not rich, and he lett home
with the intention of getting money, fhe mad 20
kill somebody for il. At another time ~ SAID e, al
be let, the hotel for the purpose Of getting son.
uncurrent bank notes exchanged for current funds
and seeing the office above named open, he cnte,
ed it with that intention and presented hi. mo-.
when the broker Lougee. sand i; was count . l.
which caused high words, and Lou-ee called hr.
CO., lar. when he drew tie dirk. and without fur.
her thought stabbed him. lie also said thai after
he had dirked him. he did not know what To DO :
be first thought that tie would take hold of him iu
his arms but then thinking that be might be arrest
ed. he resolved to run-this was all the work Of Il
moment
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

70 \ century plant (Agare Anerieans, J
which fowers but oRce in about century, has
been kept for more than fifty years in the green
house OF the late Patrosn at Albany 1t is sx-
pcctcd soon 10 flower and Gen. Van Rensselaer,
has consented, at the request of the director, Of
the Albany Orphan Asylum, to allow j; to b. ex-
hibited to the public, and the proceeds appropr-
a,cd for the benefit of that institution
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
? Mr. CIay's speech a

y Mr. Clny's speech al tie Festival AZ Lerns.
toa, Ky, Mr. Chef Justice RoBERrsoSs ADDRESS as The
President si ihr Meeting, anf Mr. GAYS FAsEwEtL
SPECIE on hs retiring from the United states senate
published IN neat Pamphlet and sale At thi. oace
Price i2 cents, or 81 per dozen Postma.le who realt
s.. % viii receive Is copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

y Pero pre''.f~-ed a. t.I .ear'u vet iai'nhs
di"asr tonslmpuor, ~ cl .tas. 4,e . Jali - '..
tins iai tey scarcely ell. - ss ci rAi W
are be} pau the reach ui medicine u' lr -
p1arce oi >~frg cq1n the fret .snr'rl- s o. sppa0N
ana - = = os ng r'Hrie, b-t -iicaaf'' tl -leck ~ ~
gr~-s ~ h- a~~a>~- aHl remove fiilf Ne .fn ~
Compound >yrup Oi Gapltr's I'D b ~ cure -
s1mptpa "a "a, casiy sisge- L. og rs. coy gPin -
igg.s aui liver - aiii.at-, . ID :, ,.. .lfn. a. -
stores tr system % rr4ill. IT,, lui fls yesf % %
iiFprsni~ u q. surc~ssu oI+rllu, efe re -
% awaken he dl,-as, .ltp -rtoa In lfls-s are - =
iseLeni dlI sudden aaN jess aI r. 10 spi hn'
w1i'rs Al Mo AFFLICTED 81. ii, ilnfs ar !. :,
conmsnsisd to make USE U' fIr sym ri fepna-
90 Stie ta,fe - lnr' nf r'cps'lF Pr ,ar.. l-i lT
r DlBsLti ioi ,ac ai - yI.f. Obj rl street. fI'
Orsns-.trsrL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

u John Howard Payne. Of New-Yors. has
been nominated as Consul to Tunis, vice V. B.
Hodson, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
ioUrobt S-r't. JAS SMITH
Logn,.ior a. Lls, ~. VA. I.
sod i75 Broadway .,g lms

II oNE THOC,AND DoLL.Rs-Au Az ffl'rf hesf
81" A. kffrf1f fuary casf" iwi -h af can 'e D'n
- le store ei Hr Berger ~ Csrsni.i islnk bra
nfert~1 n ,tFefo. o la rs u-ler 90 In' f4li te
hlil "i ne maiteg ia, Det. ql, .lUr rsi0 li~rp
nr1r ant gentleman. eNp'rsr. On o. rptrr hua
tbe resifencs ~ ~ psr.ln. pas im sr. PER sJ N
~ ise ant give lm ore .o -sani iasa.. b. l roe
dly hiat ii~i part of be sfafsrlt f % Anf tr
sln o"srnus 90 testing To- uftffr 'N r1lu- -l NJ
burger, receive sai sietory evidence fLa money ~
- ready would irr~ llhs Ncrls I state, nat ne
ii.th ~ ufe ,i7'cNeuf. - curs ;ef bs Br ~
s1pnfila can be- sulsn,slr- every .,iufe. - ps.
i.c ~h uot couound w. a-cr afh tt. aianv r..cr "
sar1par.a advertised Bristol
YS In "a lsl0.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
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GrsnsstrrL

- young -eut % AnL-.t, prHtr., sgei ~, 80, ~.
ialsN assumed urnial 1 asa. N0rs anIs ID rsi ?. ~ -
shsArr, COS ~ - has rect po'f~ of y - W. -
Coral Crcaeia NJ JJnf, ssNs ID vIl IlaAr tlr %.
gfo~ 90 Any part sh-rr Dsfure uri-Ir 800 ~ p1
iaer ihe Lee ~ ihc t1fy. Try Sll q. ir ch.N~
ur sgo oi ih- An,'rCao Ftgi-. - Chsiism 4 v
s.ae-,t B l>'on ll f-'oa-,.. B-.okiyr.4f 81 Dor'~
Philadelphia.