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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

A SCANDALoUs ARTICLE appeared in the
Argus of Friday last, over the signature OF
"Peeping Tom," in which the writer, under the
form of questions, purports to give the pro-
ceedings of the Union State Committee at
its recent session at Bangor.
Now we happen to be in position to know
the object of the meeting, and all the business
transacted by the Committee, and have no
hesitation in saying that so far as those ques-
tons are intended to represent the action of
the Committee, they are a tissue of falsehoods
from beginning to end. The question of the
Prohibitory Liquor Law had nothing to do
with the meeting of the Committee. and no ac-
ton was had in relation to it. 1t was only in
cidentally alluded to by some members of the
committee and briefly at that. Not word was
said about missing funds-for no funds were
missing, and no fear was expressed or enter
tanned that sufficient means would not be real
lied to defray all necessary expenses. Neither
was anything done or said rejecting in the
slightest degree upon the chairman now in Eu-
rope, or the gentleman who occupies his place.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.-The London Exam
iner publishes an interesting paper, writ
ten by Hon. George Walker of Spring
field, Mass, in which it is shown that the
amount of the national debt of the United
States has been greatly exaggerated. Mr..
Walker examines the matter at great length,
and sums up his investigation as follows:
My conclusion from all these data. is that
the entire State and local Indebtedness of the
United States cannot exceed $50 millions OF
dollars. Ii this be added to the federal debt
as shown by the june statement, 2515 millions,
the total public debt OF the American people
would be 3l65 millions, a sum which does not
much exceed the anticipated amount of the
federal debt alone when the war ended"
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

ARRIVAL OF THE BOSTON YACHT CLUB
Sunday afternoon the feet of yachts embraced
in the Boston club, left Gloucester and arrived
in our harbor about 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing. Early in the morning, after sighting
Cape Elizabeth lights, the feet was shut in by
fog and dead calm prevailed. The following
is list of the fleet:
Netne, Commodore Toilette; Minnie, Vice
Commodore Manning; Violet, Capt. Denton;
Columbia, Capt. Russ; Clyte, Capt. Heres
hoff; Glimpse, Capt. Brown; Mist, Capt Pit
man; Marie, Capt. jackson.
One or two more vessels may be added to
the fleet before it leaves Maine waters; as the
Mercury is ON the way, and one or two others
are expected that did not meet at Gloucester.
The officers and men stop at Cushing's Is
land, and last night they had a hop at the Of
tawa House. To-day they will depart, cruis-
ing eastward, and, if the weather is favorable,
proceeding to Mount Desert. On their return
they will stop at Belfast, Rockland, Bath and
some other ports esf ...ite-rl ..t
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
Political Items,

The war on Mr.. Stanton grows more bitter
every day in administration quarters, and
threats are frequently beard that he will he
.ui'eu 70 resign on account of his firm support
" 'no mihtary commanders in the South.
o1'er aocounts say that he will resign of his
own accord when Sheridan is removed :
Its reported in official circles that sho,,,d
PRESIDENT Juarez decline reelection as pes
ldent OF Mexico, he will be sent to Wasb;no
ton as Minister by the Administration, as a
mark OF regard to the United States.
Ane'e peglns to be some talk in Wisconsin
"nou' .le otate ticket in the press and other
Wise. Ihere seems to be general disposition
10 nominate the present State officers tbonob
there are other candidates for Lietenant low
ernor, State Prison Commissioner. Attornav
General, and State Superintendent. and tboro
is some talk of opposition to the denomination
OF the two last particularly. s- ,....,.
The number of Indians, who will be epfran-
chlsed by the action of the Michigan Constitu-
uonal Convention, is 7,7G9. ~
Inc National Intellgencer SAYS that the re-
porSeo conversation between radical member
u congress and the Acknowledgement and
secretary McCulloch is totally without foun-
dalton. "i'''''
george Francis Train is going to stu,n
Kansas for woman suffrage $500 :
Judge Woodward, of Pennsylvania las a,,-
enorzed the withdrawal of his name as a cam
a'date for Congress. m va
IN mississippi the unreconstructed denounce
puoican speeches as f'incendiary docu-
..e In their dictionary, invocations to de-
s'foy .ne Union are sublime patriotism, and
,hcendiarsm consists only in efforts to destroy
tv which nona. pue of fraud, wrong and cruel.
pie. p'o-Sia'ery teih-
Inc Mobile Tribune remarks that. am
state OF Alabama is capable of sunnort;nu es
teen million white people; its iron is coma, -
that OF Sweden; its coal beds. in ertent "
quality, surpass those of Pennsylvania. ;ts
marble rivals that of Carrara; with proper Gull
tivation its soil can be made to feed and cloth
an immense population" Why white?
The Washington correspondent of the Wor-
cester Spy says that Gov Brownlow win suc-
'eed Peterson as Senator from Tennessee.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Aug. 8, by Rev DIR Stockbridee. Eli
iah COolbroth and Miss Louisa Crossnan. both of
Portland. Wv" VI
In Wilton, Aug. 8, by Rev. J. Mitchell. Arnold M
Reyerson and Miss Abbie f. Hask H. both of East
LivermOre. Hr,t - ~
In Lewiston, July 81, Ezekiel j. Young and Ma
~ E. Pusifer. ~
Pease.
line v. Warren. ~
In Ellsworth, July 10, Horace Marks, of Bluehill,
and Lucretia l.. Jordan, of Trenton.
In Ellsworth, July 20, Amory Otis and Sabra W..
daughter Of A. j. Dean, Esq.
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GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
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but strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
coloring matter.
The first application will do good; you will see the
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Ask tor Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no other
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See that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp the top of the bottle. Al Others are i'm
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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

Blessed be the man who first invented
Sleep" quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep has often
been murdered" not in Macbeth's case only
but in many modern instances, by Indigestion,
Nervous Disorders, Headache, and host of
other complaints. For all such there is rem
edy, and sufferers may now exclaim, blessed
be the man who invented the Plantation Bit
ters." This delicious Cordial and fine
Tonic is now hailed by millions as the great
Health Giver and Restorer Resolve to buy a
bottle and don't "sleep on it," "Be wise in
time" -..- r....+ p.
Magnolia Water delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price,
-." isi aug3-eol2W&5W2w
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The means should praised for such an OBJ
ject as educating the orphans of our gallant
soldiers and sailors within one month. Let all
who are able respond, and it might be done in
week. Let all who have no disposition for
charity, but simply want pictures and want to
purchase them where they can be had for the
least money, buy of the Washington Library
Company of Philadelphia, and more than
enough might be realized in very short time.
Read advertisement. -.ta as
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

COMMENCEMENT CONCERT AT BowDoIN.-
The services of the Germania Band, to the
number of eighteen pieces, and Miss Ade-
laide Phillips, of Boston, together with Signor
Ferranti, italian Opera of New York, have
been secured for the concert this evening"
The Senior Glass have spared no pains to make
this concert the best ever given ia Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

HYDRoGRAPHIo SURvEY.-A complete list
IS desired, for embodiment in the Hydrograph-
ic Report, of all those towns in the State that
have voted to exempt from taxation capital
invested sherein for manufacturing purposes,
ana statement OF the ten ms of that exemp-
ton, as to time, amount, etc.
The Selectmen of such towns, in making
returns to the photographic Office, responsive
to circular No. 8, are respectfully requested to
make note of the fact of such exemption and
OF the conditions upon which it is granted.
Ihe newspapers of the st ate will confer
great favor by copying this NOTICE. A{ o.
.4.1. BY order of the Commissioners.
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Uuited states Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE CLIFFORD.
Mo,IpAY.-Horace Woodman ct al in equity vs.
Androscoggin Mill Company. srrr-r-
Same w. Saco Water Power Company.
Same VS.. Hill Manufacturing Company.
Same VS.. Cabot Manufacturing Company.
Same VS.. William II. Thompson.
The above cases we've tor infringement of patent.
By consent of parties decree for complainant was
entered in each case for dollar damages and costs
Messrs. Barnes, Clifford. Whiting and Chisholm ap-
peared for compliments; and Messrs. Clifford, OF
Portland, and Browne, of Boston, for respondents.
Court adjourned to Monday, Aug. 10Th, 10 o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

The Germania Band, assisted by Miss Ade-
laide Phillips of Boston, who have been en-
gagged to give concert at Bowdoin College
Commencement will on their return to Bos-
ton, Thursday evening, give grand concert
in this city. The fame of the Germanias,
which has long been the highest in this coun-
try for concert and orchestra music, has lately
been enhanced by the addition of two new So
loists who have long held first places in New
York and Boston operas. No pains will be
spared to furnish the sweetest and finest in
strumental music which the most refined ears
could desire. In addition to this, Miss Phil
lips viii give the ravishing sweetness of her
voice. Standing as she does near rival of
Parepa, every one who has heard the latter
should hear the former also.
The proceeds of this concert are to be de-
voted to educational purposes at Bowdoin Col
lege, and the students who have it in charge
should receive the encouragement of the Port
land community. .l-3 y Dis ..e3 at.5t
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements thi. Da


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Morris Brothers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. IN
Washington Library Company.
Boots and Shoes-W. G. Montgomery.
Bishops College School.
Off ,es to Let.
Pianos-Wm. G. Twombly.
Board.
Lumber-Crockett & Haskell,
Pur Found. -
Young Ladies' Seminary-Misses Simonos'
Notice, Third Congreg ational SOCIETY,"
To Let-Geo. w. Woodman.
Commissioners Notice.
Wanted Immediately.
To Let-Perkins, Jackson &Co-
Found-J. B. Curtis.
For Sale-W. H. Jerris.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

SPLENDID PINKs.-We saw in the up town
store of Messrs. Lowell & Senter, yesterday,
splendid assortment of pinks of almost every
shade, and OF eighty varieties. They were
from the conservatory of Dirwanger Brothers.
florists, North street, and were raised from i'm
ported seed. The public can have the privi-
lege of examining these floral rarities at the
store above named for few days, and thew
will well repay visit. :
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

STEINwAY PIkNos.-In our advertising col
umns will be found Mr.. Twombly's advertise
ment of these celebrated instruments. The
News of the Week, supplement to the Gazette
DIES Etrangers, the American newspaper Of
Paris, dated the 7th inst, contains the
complete corrected official list of awards to
American exhibitors at the Paris Exposition.
Atthe head of the list the Journal says:
Gold MeddLs.-Steinway g. Sons, New York.
Pianos, first medal; Chickering s. Sons, Bos-
ton, Pianos, second medal. Y
This is definite, and settles the question of
superiority for American pianos in favor of
Messrs. Steinway & Sons. sfi1
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

ARREsT.-Three men, hailing from this city,
who gave their names as Lee, Curran and
Crane, and who claimed to be in search of
work at vanishing chairs and other furniture,
were arrested in Dorchester, Mass, last Friday
on suspicion of intending to commit depreda-
tions on the property of the citizens of that
town. They were taken before magistrate,
who held them in the sum of 800 each for ex-
animation to-day. -..--f ......t
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS We
are now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physician
the trade and the great public generally, with til G
standard and invaluable remedy, DoDDss NERvINR
which article snrpasses all known preparations ior
the of all forms of Nervousness It is RAPIDLY
supercediGg every preparation of opium-the we'll
known result of which Is 10 produce costveness and
other serious difficulties; it allays irritation restless
ness and spasms. and induces regular action Of the
bowels and secretive organs
No preparation for Nerv Gus Diseases ever sold SO
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
OF nervous diseases, Dods Nervne is the best RENEE
dy known to science Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
GRO. 9. GOODWIN & Co., .,
aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

The RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN VERMoNT.-The
Rutland Herald of Saturday gives some de-
tails of the accident which occurred at New
ellis Crossing on the Rutland and Burlington
railroad, last Thursday. The engine "Rut-
land" and her tender was cast down an en-
bankment Is feet in height and lies complete
wreck. Both the engineer Mr. Platt and the
fireman MIR. Hill, stuck to their machine, .
and miraculously escaped without severe in
jury. Mr.. Hill the fireman was somewhat
scalded. The train consisted of baggage
passenger,.and the Boston and Troy sleeping
cars :
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

GENERAL A. b. SPURLING of Orland offers
himself to the voters of Hancock county, as
candidate for the office of sheriff, after the
Western fashion. The General publishes in
the Ellsworth American long list of names of
army officers who recommended him for pro-
motion. If he had published list of names
of responsible men recommending him for
sheriff, it would have been more appropriate;
but we have no disposition to find fault with
an innovation which has the advantage over a
caucus nomination Of making at least one man
responsible for the selection of candidate.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

1 CoAL.-The best of anthracite Goals are re-
failing in Boston for 81 so per ton delivered.
Why cannot they be sold as low here? The
freight to Portland is no more than it is to
Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

SUMMARY.
Innings-1 4 6 0.
Eon, 6 3 6 2 10 8 2-48. y,
Cushnoc, 2 Ola 8 Ot0-3O.
Smith. N'N'' = "
Time of game-4 hours. jt-a.si'"'7l tiat i,
The silver ball was presented to Mr.. Brough-
ton, Captain of the winning club, by MIR.
James FL. Smith, President of the Association
After the presentation Broughton was mount
ed on the shoulders of two members of the
club, and carried around the ring of spectators
with the ball displayed in his hand. So ends
the tournament. 1t will be seen by the chal-
lenge published this morning, that the Eons
are to be called on at once to defend the prize
they have WON
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

WE are under renewed obligations to Mr.. N.
q, Nichols, Clerk of steamer Franconia for
New York papers of Saturday evening, many
hours in advance of the arrival of the mail
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

The FAIRIES OUTDoNE.-The Princess, in
the Fairy Tale, dropt pearls from her mouth
when she opened it, but whoever uses that
talisman of science, Sozodont, will have a
monthful of pearls that will never drop out,
darken, or decay. aug3-eod-3t
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
DIED.

In Casco. July 25, Mrs. Martha T. Hooler form
erly OF Hollis, aged Is years WIN
Portland papers please copyl
In Palestine, Texas, June "a of typboid fever
John n. Day, OF the 26th u. S. Infantry. AGED "a
years-son of Chas Day, of this city
In Sullivan, July q, Mr.. John Downing, aged 6s
: In Belfast July %. Manoah Ellis, aged II years
8 months.
In Winslow, July 80, Charles Pollard, aged q yrs
10 months.
formerly Of Ellsworth. aged 63 years.
In Rockford, ILL.,. june ~, Mrs. Sophronia, wife
Capt. Stephen Robinson, formerly OF Paris. Me-
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06


Situate as Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey is founded for the purpose of g. cautiously
educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers and seamen
OF the United States $40 .. ..a.h
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey;- .4... .N..a
HON. WILLIAAIB. MANN, ...I
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. bEWISR. RRooMALL,
Ex-Chief Conner U. s. Mint, and Recorder ofDeeds
Phila., Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMES NJ. SCoyEL, New Jersey. MA
HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq t.|.n.vr
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa,
j. E. CoE, Esq.
OF Joy, Coe s. Co., Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
The Burlington Times says:

We are glad to learn that there is prospect
that the miscreant who made the diabolical at
tempt to destroy the lives of the passengers is
in close confinement. His name is p. Smith.
OF Charlotte. He has been employed by Mr..
as a wood sawyer at Middlebury, but
was discharged few days since. + $50
Attempting to go from Middlebury to Char
lotte on Thursday on gravel train without
paying his fare, he was refused a passage by
the conductor He then swore vengeance on
the road. This was the same day the accident
occurred. He was therefore arrested on sus
picon early Saturday morning, brought here
and lodged in Jail.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
IMPORTS.

PICTOU, Ms. Sch namlet-215 tons coal, to Jas
L Farmer.
WINDSOR, Ms. Sch Sterllng-120 tons plaster,
to order. t..f
CORVALLIS, Ms. Sch Jack Easy-30 c)rds
wood, to ORDER
. HILTSBORO. NIB. Big Bonito = $40 tons coal.
Kerosene Oil Co.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

ASSISTANT TEACHER IN THE HIGH SCHOOL,
Rev. Samuel Morrison, of this city, was yes
terday elected Second Assistant Teacher of the
Portland High School. 1... l....5 fa..
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
State of Maine.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioners 70
examine the condition of the Insane Hosnital
and the treatment OF the patients therein bv
OF resolve Of the last Legislature win eommance
session tor that purpose, at said Hospital. in An
gasta' on the thirteenth day Of next September. AT
zen o. me CLOCK NJ, and continue the same from
DAY to day as long as may be deemed Necessary to
complete said examination: and all persons having
,,r,,a OF explanations to give relating to the
Puaposss o. said examination are respectfully re-
qnes'ed to be present and to testify accordingly.
~ l A. G. JEWETT,
JAMES M. DEERING,
JARED FULLER,
August l. 1867. dtillsept13 n %
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, August 6, 1861

Ey- FIRST PAGE to-day Conscience Money;
Message from the President; The Dominion
of Canada; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Shadow of the Cross; The
Power Behind the Turkish Throne; "Sophie
Nav"
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
The Raflroaa Meeting.

The Portland and Ogdensburg railroad
meeting last Saturday evening has the ring
of true metal in it. 1t means business and
that of an important character to this city.
It is a grand beginning and its legitimate re-
suits are full of promise of great things for
Portland and for all the people on the cvntem-
plated route. The advantages which would
grow out ofhthe construction of this railway
have not yet been fully comprehended nor ap-
preciated even by the most earnest friends of
the enterprise. The half has not vet been
told, nor dreamed of. The business for this
avenue to the Atlantic coast is already created
ami only waits for its completion. And what
is more, this business is increasing rapidly and
calls loudly for an outlet to the markets of the
world. This demand becomes more and more
urgent every day, and it must and will be met
at no very distant time.
The enterprising gentlemen who have or
gaulzed this meeting have made good begin
ming. They have struck blow on the right
plan and its legitimate effects will soon DE
seen and felt. Our citizens must be on the
alert if they expect to keep even pace with
the Vermonters and others engaged in
this enterprise Our Western friends are
in earnest and determined to push this rail-
way through Vermont and New Hampshire;
and the people of Maine must meet them and
finish the work through the Notch which ma
ture has so grandly begun. We are glad
new survey is contemplated This is begin
ming at the right end. Let competent engi-
neers survey the route and report their doings
to the public, and if Mr. Lindsev's survey ia
found to be correctas no doubt it will be-
then the work to be done is all plain before u.s.
and our courage must mount with the occa-
casion, and this railway be constructed with
all possible speed ..f.4 .tt t..
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State of Maine.

State of Maine.
To Charles Staples, Jr., Clerk of the Third Conore
gati0nat Society IN Portland:
YOU are hereby required to notify the members of
said Society to meet In the Vestry of the Cen
tral Church, on Congress rect, ON Wednesday ey-
ening August i4th, instant, at ~ O'clock to act on
the following articles, viz: ""'' y"
Ito choose a Moderator.
TO see If the Society will accept the proposition
OF the Central Church Society," for unic n of the two
sand dollars from us, their Meeting House and otIa
Parish property free of all incumbrance, shall he
come the common property of new Society 10 he
formed of the two. 'e'y " DC
3-In case 1t is decided to dispose of The socetv,
lot OF land, to appoint some person TO execnte and
deliver good deed of the same. " 0'"'o anu
4-To act on any other business that NAV Ie,ailv
come before The meeting. '''' "'"S ies"''S
aiven under The hands and seals of the Assessors
anu otand ng Com nlittee of said Society," in Port
land, this fifth day of August, A. ID. 1851
WIN. G. HOW,
.l. WILLIAM THOMPSON
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A GOOD opportunity for investment is offered
by the sale of real estate at auction to-day ON
Newbury street. See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
HON. wILLIAAIB. MANN,
VI, TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

w TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
washington, ID. O., April Is, 1861.
o'"ce oil Internal Revenue; - Having keceivsd
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds OF the enter
prise conducted by the Washington l. mrar, com..
pany VIII be devoted to charitable us 50, permission
is hereby granteito said Company to, conduct such
enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
special tax or other duty. ''r ".
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioncr.
vi rl .--7 EHTfH
The Association have appointed az Rooo,vo,s
M ssrs. GEORGE A. COOKE & co. q, soptb
Third Street, Philadelphia, whose well novvn ,n,on
rity and business experience will bca s. "a, s,ent
ah'ee tna' 'he money entrusted to them win bs
promptly applied to the purpose stat ed.
PHILADELPHIA PA - a, ,oo-
To the Officers and Members ot "a. :, may @o'ieoi.
brary Co., N. s. READ, Sserr,, ""s"'"0'o" L.
a. '"4,s. '" receipt OF You favor OF the 1btb
mt, nohfyng US Of our aIpoir tn,ant 80 pa.o,.
'or your company We took the ,ihort,, o. -,
eoiS " your charter, with pl an ri, Won, ,,,.o.-
eminent legal authority, adj having racos,,a1 ~
'pinioh IN regard q its legality ao1 s,,,,,
win the beneols Mt object of vonr A,soc,a
-, w. .ne euueauo n an maintainanco of the or
en- Oh ou. soldb srs and sailors nj tho Riv-
trust on1 a. VIC H'V' concluded to accept the
trust ana to use our hes, ce;,r,s ~ nrnroto -,
worthy an object. '' " P'o''O'0 ~
s'eetiuiiy,y ours, sc,
Address .u,. leo. A, COOKE & co.
A'uress all letters and on ylers to
"Ao' A. COOKE & 20, Bankers,
p... S'South Thi d Street, philadelphia, Pa.
'o' sne Washu ,gton LibraryCo.