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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-16
STEAMBOATS,,
Portland and Penobscot River.
Fan and Winter Arrangement, 1854.
lg TIE NEW, srAUScH AND CoMMoDloUs
STEAMER LADY LANG,
Built expressly for this route, sAgirs
a5 cAPr. WILLIAM r.. ROIx.

zoe -sanps VIII commerce ner Fan and Win
s2tK@ ter = rransenent on MONDAY
Szzszss1 lsas&se MORNlNG, october nth Leaving
Bangor every Monday and lh'rsaay Morning a'o
O'Clock. =,
returning, will leave Eailread wharf, l Heass ~
State strect, Portland, every Tuesday anu stsrS
Evening, at 0o'clock connecting WIFE ontb
Bosion 9 Maine and Portland, Saco g;ons Ieaylnr
Railroads. from Boston and Way Sla'io"''
The Boas viii touch at Rockland Camden h Se
fast, Busksport, WMterport .s sn1 tc and from
ways. Passengers tlckete1s salem lei and Lynn
FOr more sHeoded apply to o.
nends mex, ban solst Masters of the 7. b. Il r,
lsncingsi we M. Railroads; Abiel Somerby,
FastIsnd: AZ Lang pelano, Boston, or ..on.
october E.-dtf- r-p| IA hNg1g Di(l
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY,
A N assessment of Eight Dollars per share ON the
payable at the office of the Treasurer, III CONNER
, cial street, IN aflCl G. M DAVIS, Treasurer.
July 9Oth, lSe4.-dtf
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Expressly corrected for the PRESS to Nov le b,
la A. fisellf3i 800 M N. Rich. oH3 es4y if9 :
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oBBIoE OF THE OCEAN INsURANcE eoMp,v

= UFFIOE OF THE OCEAN INSURANCE COMP'Y
TakALJgl = Portland, AoU. End, 1854 40 =
TIME following is statement the asirs of this
n Company rendered in pursuance OF the reauiress
ments of Chap. 40, Sec a, Sf the Revised Ststu es
ofthe State of Maine. 1870
Capital Stock paid in. sl40 ooo 40
Bank and other stocks ........... Xix 5a0 G0
Loans mortgages ofreal estate stocks IL III "a
Prem Notes and bills receivable on hand 1855 ~
heal estate 10000 90
Cash on hand' 1857 So
TO, Whole amount at risk. .-..... 81 579 47b 90 p
Whole amount OIL abilities. .]8,267 6l
noy4dlw ss q GEO. A. WRIGHT, seo'y.
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Board.
Rare Chance,

SUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtained by
y applying Immediately at 30 Danfofth street
z Nay llsanr. O. rs ss@ayi2atf
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A GOLD WATcH, open face, u god colored dial,
! "A attached to black ribbon, with gold buckle
ana gold quartz rock seal supposed 10 have been
ever restores the above will be suitably by
leaving itapD D. r. Corsers Office G. r 4. Depot, or
the owner. NJ s. GRANT
Portland, Aug. 81, 1854. yaif'iSS' sues1 dti
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Situation Wanted

A PAINTER at e. h. LEMONTss Carriage Fac
"A tory, Preble Street, Portland.
Nov 10-dlwS
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$500 REW ARO.

I'm Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yafc: Calf Skin waliet contain
ing considerable SUM Of money, and papers of NO
value to any one but the looser. The finder will be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. s
Central Wharf or "a Bracket street.
z Portland, Aug 81, 1854. I'D e Il aug3tdtf
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Proposals for supplies.
ouAsrrR.inA. ssrHa : ossssl,osi, U. 5 NJ: c.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFI0E, u. 3 M. q.
IAl .gNE .00sT9 WA sHIEoToN October o. 1854.
oEALED PROPOSAIs for each class separately a
will be received at this office until 2 O'Clock r. III
Of tie ID day Of December next fr far hing 70
the United States Marine Corps during the wear
1898 tho nlioins to be delivered at the Of.
fee Of the Assistant Quar- termaster Of the Corps,
rniadelPnia, fennsS wanna, Ifee Of esPenss 70 me
r .i1 Sass n SuOn qushu''e' ~ may ''''s
n5loiis2a 1890 GLASS NOT. 5af9ls 3oI
1900 yards of Sky Blue Kersey, all wool free from
aSire wool w,oS Sssh % ounces 70 the
5000 yards Dark Blue KerseY. all wool, free from
hair. "a inches vide, to weigh ~ ounces to the
yard, tindigo wool-d edl
$500 yards Dark Blue Iwied Cloth, AL WOOL toI
ia uniform coats indigo wool Dyed "a inches
$50 yards Ct scsret C,olh, all wool tooc hIneal.
dyed, "a inches vide, TO weigh IL ounces or
1nla yard. iit4 tF NNh
sd DE's te GLASS NO. z. ~ laWN1tF
5000 yards o. ga Dark Blue Flannel for oyersacks,
al WOO indigo wool-dyed1 "a iuches wide, g.
weigh 10 ounces psr yard
Is 900 yerde OF "a Dark Blue Flannel for shirts all
TN wool III di1o wool-dyed) 81 inches wide, 20
ooo weigh q ounces rer ySrd a ..s tou, nOnns.
free from grease
75od pairs Of WooIlen Sccks three sizes properly
rHl made OF good facs wool, with dou le ano
rw .;rs fr ssr s gn 1nlee per o01e
.CIAss No a Al
zoo ia. vh,,e T.,,s, e. .r.s On ,nohss ,v,da
7ooo yaIos nie nsn ior RaEas, So VINCE
rco =. "a zv Ne 60 sht,ts IN ,,chss 1;der
Aisv V " ,vai sh n onncss mar ward - n -
~ 400 "a. VII Co. dra,vars az inches
+f'o0" Ia - s-ss.h : oracas ~ sd
4 aoo wsFds fSottoe TioSing for badsaeks.
0LAssN0 A ii.At
,.o -. IL, O., !,
lsO0O Uniform caps, oompiete lexnt pomPgn-l
100 Ponpons, red wo sled, ball shaped inches
in circumstances
$500 fatigue laps lWtn cosersb 70 DC maoe Oh Due
cloth, indigo Wool-oyed
Loo Stocks. =, /. SC, -, . ',..7i"i'4h w.
y .7oE Nllk gC+ASs NJ 0.
100 eeross vest uttons tIsagfl 1nl ssA
1000 pairs Yellow Metal orescens and Scale Straps
b $50 sets Epaulet Bullion for sergeants and cor
loqai pOFals sfI +aisttT ,T.4fara u la
| LOO sets Epaulet Bullion for priyates
76 Red Worsted Sashes iH r'+iatA
| 5000 yards Yellow Binding lEH W 33aa
1000 yards Of Red Cord s34tusgf giaIafa .
100 swords for ssrgeApts .,, F,,5 o.e1
30 swords for musisians A
| 40 Drums (tenorl, complete i"Q1a
| 40 Drum Sings - ID -1Rala 9lt
| lao Batter Drum Heads -r a4e..rr at
| mo Snare Drum Heads
| 100 Drum Cords - 5000. hs tNt
| 90 sets OF Dram gparas
30 lockwood "B" Flies g. 4,
x.afra ners
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
The Platform


Adopted by the Cleveland Convention Is
matter Of sufficient interest to demand place
iu our columns II is essentially orthodox, and
the true union man will q d in it little to take
exceptions to- Whether all those who oyow their
Friendship for the nomination, endorse Its views,
Is matter OF some doubt.
First. That the federal Union shall be
preserved
Second That the constitution and laws
Of the Uuited States must be observed and
obeyed.
Third. That the rebellion must he sup
pressed by force of arms, end without com-
promise.
Fourth. That the rights Of free speech.
free press and the habeas corpus be held in
violate, save in districts where martial law
has been proclaimed.
Fifth. That the rebellion has destroyed
slavery, aud the federal constitution should
be amended to prohibit its re establishment
and TO secure to all men absolute equality
before the law.
SIKH That integrity and economy are
demanded at oil times in the government,
and that in times of war The want of them
is criminal.
Sevealh. That the right of osy lum ex
cept for crime and suhject 10 law, is rec.
ognz zsd principle of American liberty; that
any violation Of it caUaot be over looked
aud must not go unrebrked
Eighth That he NJ sional policy known
as the Monroe Doctr nc has become rec
organized principle, and that the establish.
meut of au Auti.P.epublicsu Government
on this continent 10y any TO- eign power can
never be tolerated
Ninth. That tie gratitude and support
of the nation is doe 10 the faithful soldiers
and the earnest leaders of the Union army
aud navy, for their heroic achievements and
deathless valor iu defence of cur imperiled
country and OF civil liberty.
Tenth. that the onc.term policy for the
Presdenci, adopted by the people is
strength med by the force of the exsiirg
crisis, and should be maintained by consti l.
tut:o' al amendments.
Eleventh. That the constitution should
be so amended tina: the President and Vice
President shall he elected by direct vote
Of The people.
Twelfth. That The questions of the re-
construction of the rebellious states belongs
to The people through their representatives
in Congress and not to he Executive
Thirteenth. That che conliscation of the
lands of The rebels, aud their distributor
among the soldiers and actual settlers, is q
measure of Justice.
Messrs. Gilbert, Moss, Greener, Butts
and johnson were appointed committee
to report plan of party organ zition aud
maine for The party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
IIEApQ RS Army OF PoronAc, June S

Tue rebels attacked the I'd CORPS aud
portion of the Glib corps last evening. but
Sere handsomely repulsed after desperate
strGSgle. They advanced TO he attack
several times, and each time their lines were
cut TO pieces in aS attempt 10 reach our
works. Thei. losses ianst have been fear
fol, for our men shot then down at sbor,
range, while our batteries moved them
down 10 masses. Our loss was very light
Shell exploded among the members I!f Han
cocks slsf, one Of whom lost leg.
Trains are guarded ell the way from the
White House 10 the front. principally by
colored troops.
Our men are busily engaged 10 digging
towards the works of the enemy, aud the
attack last night was made on one OF cur
working parties.
The N. Y. Times special says Of the reb.
el attack ON Sunday night:
The rebels made an assault inst after
dark this evening 10 front of Smiths Brig.
ade. Sd Corps The whole lower strata of
the atmosphere was dense mist, and under
cover Of this fog the enemy advanced 10
strong lioe Of battle and succeeded in reach
Ing point within pistol range of our
works, aud before discovered by the ad
vsneed picke's. No sooner did the out
posts gige the alarm than one sheet of fire
oelched forth from our ranks in front and
both TANKS Of the enemy. Ia about ball
an hour he fell back leaving the ground
covered With the dead. Our loss was small
The Herald correspondent with the 18th
corps says: Our liae now vas nearly par
sllsl to CbickahomiDy 10 its main direction,
but exceedingly irregular throughout the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
CLEVELAND MARKnT-Juno IN. s,,

Bueris deci holly weaker, and the demand Il meagre.
The market quoabe above 2sc for choice Western Re-
serve.
FLoUT-lna little letter inquiry. Sales 90 bbls double
extra red at 81 5o 100 bbs Indiana white at 100 on carr.
Wheat 10000 bushels No Milwaukee club deliver
able in Buffalo at 81 40 l2 1000 bushels led free on board
s26i; 1900 bushels good white free on board at 81 II
car rcd on track at 81; choiee amber on track a,
$3.50. 2 cars choice Indian track at 81, SO.
CoRS-opened steady but closed heavy and weak Sales
before New York report Of from store at 2s.
oATs-Firm and in better demand sass0 cars on track
al SOC.
EGGsr-iower, Sales bbls at lsc.
CHEKsRsteady with good demand at l3c for prime;
IL l2c for ordinary
PorAroEs.ln moderate demand and sepdy al 100; ll0
for peach blows according to quality.
PErRoLEuA-Firm at zoe ask ng for refined but we hear
Of movements
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

Ashiehule County 81 Probate Court.
Esecusors Of Nathsn Strong decd
The heirs lega,ses Of said Nathan.
Court In the above entissi cause The mid Exscutor on
The 29h and 3Oh days Of june, "A. ID. 1864
between She Of 10 O'Clock. and O'Clock D. m will
offer Tor sale public vene the premises about thirty
sx acres Of land situate In the townsp OF Ashbuia said
Nathan at the time Of bis decease lying south Of the North
Ridge Road. .y
The said land will be sold In lots according TOT Plot
ready 10 be shown which viii be recorded And all ot y
ing east Of the street. called Nathan street. In said Plot win
be sold tue said 10Th day Of june and all lying west OF d
street will he sold on the said 3Oth day ofJune.
Terms Of sale one-thrd In hand in year and
oneth id in two years The deferred paynsnts 70 De on In
the day Of sale and 10 be secured by mortgage on
the lot sold. Elihu G. strong, (Rxecp,or.
LNtts itt Albert A. Strong.
Dated Nay 2s 1864. 4t7h2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

BAxK RoBBEHF The First National Bank
OF Youngstown, as we learn from the Register,
was fovciby entered on Saturday night last by
burglars. TO get at the money hole was drill
ed in the iron door OF the vault. over the lock,
bat failed. Tie thieves deeamped, having cap
,gred nothing. An attempt was made to break
into the house of hir J. 5. Epwsrps. Cashier
o The First Aatioaal Bank. This having oc.
Cured OF the same Sigh, u the attempted rob.
berry Of the Bank. IL is supposed the burglars
were after the keys Of the vault and safe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

TuE NosiskrioSs The action OF the Bal
simofe Convention reaches Us 10 time TO make
the gratifying announcement that ABRAHAM
IsScoIS wssoomisated 90 "Wednesday by ac-
clamaiies. 10 the vots, the delegation from
Missoari Under Instruction. voted for General
Giant which was the ouly State whose vote was
shrowa sgaipst the President The delegation
however, by their chairman, expressed theii
readiness TO support at the polls the choice o.
She Conveutiou and moved that the vote be
made unanimous, which was done with hearty
enthusiasm. ANDREW JonssoS, was nominated
for the Vice Presidency. vote 497 for John
son, 0 for Hamlin. and l3 for Dickinson.
Two sets Of delegates were present from Mo
conservative and radical, aud il is fact worthy
OF special notice. that the radicals were admit
ted by vote Of 44o to A. Tennessee, I.ouis
sua aud Arkansas, were admitted to the Con
vention.
The unamni,y OF the Convention, is OF
todex ofthe common feeling of the country
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, is the man Of the hour,
and it is as much manifest destiny. as the
free choice Of the great loyal heart OF the
nation, hat be should carry US through an'
other term Of Office and complete the task
which the ,reachsry Of his predecessor CON-
Initted to bis baud.
We have now the assurance that politi.
cal chicanery aud demagogism is powerless,
and that the policy which challenges the
ARBITRATION Of the world, is not to be dis.
turbed, and the steady onward course in
the suppression Of the rebellion, is the one
upon which we may all settle down with
composure and eonGdeat hope. Glorious
consummatiou.
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entire length. The right Is formed by
Burpsido's corpsj ceo,ered BY Wrigbt's
corps, and on the left by Hsncock's.
Another correspondent says. A large.
number Of rcinlorcements arrived this eve
ming. (5ih.) The reinforcemeuts out nufn
bered our losses, aud more are coming
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Administrators Sale Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE OF an oder granted
by the Probate Court Of AshIabula county, Ohio, will
or for sale at Public Auction the 10th day OF June A. D.
1861 at 10 O'clock the premises the following de-
scrbed real estate situated in the township Of sayboo In
the county Of Ashabna aud state OF Uh beug Ia township
number Twelve In the fourth range OF townships In the Com
nectcut Western Reserve socaed being known the mid
die part OF lot No fourteen in said township bound
ed as follows; North in the center Of the highway running
between said lot Number fourteen and lot Number
East fifty tract In said lot under contract 20 Joseph
Cooper South by lot number twenty and weSt the
remaining part of said lot number fourteen. The West line OF
the granted premises Is parallel with the ~ 1t line OF lot an
far West Of said COcpers West line TO make exactly
thirty acres OF land Subject " all Highways Rail Road and
the dover estate Of Eunce Gibbs Appraised at 500.
Terms Of Sae One-thd in hand In year and
n two FROM the day Of sale with interest the
payments be secured by mortgage the premises sold
BDWIN GIBBS Admir-
May IS, 1861 15lH Of simon Gibbs, decd
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WASHINGTON. june g.
70 Mi Gsa Dir.

70 Maj Gea Dir.
General Hunter's.yictory and our occn-
patton of Staunton is confirmed by he fol.
lowing dispatch just received from General
Butler:
"Al quiet on nv line. Richmond pa
pers OF June 7th have intelligence of q
fight at Mount Crawford, between Hunter
aud Jones, in which Hunter wos victorious
and Jones. the rebel commander was killed.
Staunton was afterwards occupied by
the Union forces. The lighting was on
Sunday"
Il. NJ. STANTON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
European Asgressions In south America.


The wanlon and outrageous insult which
the representatives of the Government of
Spain recently offered to Peru has Lorne
its natural fruit. The entire people of the
republics OF South and Central America al.
ready indignant at the conduct OF the
French and Spanish Governments toward
Mexico and SaDto Domingo, have risen. in
view of this new European aggression. with
energy and unanimiiy. They all regard
tie cause Of Peru as their own, and show
then, selves determined to Iake up lbe ga unit
let whi.h SO defantly has been thrown
down to ten.
The Cover. .1ment Of Peru has met this in.
suit with unflinc.hing frmness. 1t has de
clined the offer Of The foreign diploma,ists
TO undertake reconel,.i alton, declaring iha t
it cannot, without sacrih,:iug its dignity,
enter into any negotiations With the agents
Of Spain until the offsDse which has been
offer ed 10 the country by tie occupations
OF Peruvian territory shall have been re.
moved. The population are displaying DO
enthusiasm fully equal to that prevailing
during the war Of liberation. In ali ibe
towns the citizens organized thcmselyes
voluntarily for the defense OF the country.
All former party differences have ceased
National guards were forming throughout
the Republic with enthusiasm. and Il was
expected that in very short time the
country. which has a population about
eqnsIiDg that Of Ohio, would muster 100,
600 men ready TO answer the FIRST call Of
the President
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

In Chill the excitement is fully as great as
10 Peru. The moment the news OF the in
vssion Of Peruvian territory by Spain
was received. meetings Of citizens Of all
classes and parties we're held to assume
agaius, this new act Of Spanish aggression
an ergeiic and decided position.
IL is expected that most Of the other
governments Of the South and Central
American Republics will follow the exam.
pie OF Chill. The hatred Of Spain and
France is everywhere intcuse---so much so
that the Spanish commissioner, on seeing
the effect OF his conduct towards Peru,
resigned his commission 10 return to Spain,
aud was mobbed at Panama while under
the roof of the French consul.
There Is a general uprising in favor oil
American sentiment, and against the in
uusion OF foreign powers on this continent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

TuE NEw Lcfs.--We call The stiention Of
all wishing TO i1vest money probably aud safe-
" TO The advertisement Of u. s. 10 40 Bonds.
II is limited to two hupdpd millions Of dollars,
and the subscriptions are flowing iu rapidly. IL
is payable 10 forty years In gold, the Govern
men, reserviug the privilege Of paying !, io ten
years, il !. choosea The interest is fve per
cent, payable semi-anuualiy 10 gold--tbus max
ing IL at the present rates Of gold about equal
TO eigh, per cent. interest. There 10 now nc
way 10 invest for a long period with equally
good security, nor in funds so remunerativc
| Read advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptist Church,
Germantown. Pa.
DR.. C. N Jacksoa;Dear Sir;-re.sona experience ena,
bles TO hay that sRard the Germ a., Bers prepared
by you as most sxceilsnt medicine In OF severe
cold and general debility have been greatly @nehtted ~
the use OF the Bters and doubt act thsy win poa
lar effects otheas. Youns iraly>
WAfsaBN RANDOLPH
Germantown. p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
Combined Mower and Reaper.

NOTICE is Given TO the Farmers OF
Ashtabua and vicinity that have received sample
machines Of
Combined Renpers and Mowers,
with Johnsons Automatic Power Rake attached which re-
qures but one to drive aud rake the grain The Rake
controlled by the driver and delivers bundle whenever he
chooses.
Also JOB nston's celebrated Twswheoled Mower with adj
Unstable cutter bar.
Also, Johnston's sefsusainng Horse Hay Fork.
All Of which will be sold for cash approved notes
tine An examination OF the machines sinyited by all who
wish hrst class macnne They be at my house
al North Bend, Say brook, ALLEN PRlNDLE.
Inpe s, 1864. T54
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Plows! Plows! Plows'
FARMERS T.4KE NOTICE!
TNHlS 'be last season you Will have for
IL agreat while to buy Plows at old prices. So out
with the Green Baeks and get good
Iron Beam Plow at only Sll 90
No. 2,Warren Pow 100
% Curtis HOO
Common Riow Points ofal kinds so
Gutter do IS
Renember the place to do this is at
TaicOtfs Foamdery in JefeysOn,
or of his agents,
Taeott & Dodge in Geneva,
Wilkins Conneaut
Bailey Bro Rock Greek,
Garfield Orwell,
Palmer Wet Andoyer,
RObeetE Herrick Richmond.
have large stock OF Plows hand for the purpose
OF intro ducng them pretty thoroughly in every town la the
county going 10 give the trade the benefit Of old Prices
FLOWS this spring thing shall not be able 10 do
hereafter for great while in all probability.
HENRY TALCOTT,
Dealer in Hardware, Irou Stoves Tin manufacturer of
Tia ware, Plows and Job Castings of all kinds
Jefferson, U. April 1884 7i6
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Philadelphia. June %. 1861.


From the Rev H. Kennad. Pastor oflOh Baptist Church
DR. Jackson:-Dr Sir Il have frequently requested to
connect my with Communications of different kinds
medicines but regarding the practice ofmy appropr
ate sphere, have in all declined; but with clear
proofin varons instances and particularly In family, OF
the usefulness of Dr. Hooaands Gerpan Bers depart for
from usual TO full conviction
that fer general debility OF the system, and especially for
may fail; but usually, doubt not. 1t will 10
very beneficial those who suffer from the above
. Yours, very respectfully, j. ii. KENNARD
Eightn below Coates Street, Philadelpha.