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The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
IN been duly appointed Executors of the Will Of
RHODA A. HANNA, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased and have TAX
en- upon themselv, that trust by giving bonds the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate of said deceased required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
WORTHY G. BARROWS, ! Fxocrtors
RUFUS DEERING. IAecutors'
Portland, March 18th, 1873. mar19d1aw3w*W
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

JOB PRINT1NG.-Every description If jos
Printing executed promptly, and at the low-e.
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, "
Exchange st. VIM. M. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

Death of Commander Nathaniel Greene.
READING, Pa, March 23-Com. Natl an
lei Green of the United States navy. died here
yesterday, aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

At Iemplars Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcII-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. every Wednesday
evening. ..T+ -
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

MEssRs C. r. CHISHOLM & Co., at their
rooms in Grand Trunk depot and opposite the
Maine Central depot, have received all the Pc
1iodicals for the coming month"; and all the
fresh literature of the day.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

uTmEN YOU SEE better looking and better
w fitting BOOTS on Men, Women and Chill
sr.r than YOU wear, and wish to obtain the same
lass ~ goods you have only to call at the store OF
eiaso obt7eod3w M. q. PALMERs
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate of
EUGENE F. AUSTIN, late Of Portland,
In the county of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds the law directs All persons having demands
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN K1NGSBURY, JR., Admir-.
Portland, Mar. 4th, 1873 mar19d1aw3w*W
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
New York s,ocx and uonex nInrket.

NEW YORK. March. % Morninq.-Gold at 115s.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange long. 1919;
do short, 1883. Stocks steady. State stocks dull.
The following were the quotaGlons Of Government
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
Second Hand Pianos.

FOR SALE excellent second hand Fianos-
7-octaves and
~ w,,l be sold for much less than ter value,
THAI aSe san be seen at Room of @. y. Hodgkins,
Az Union street, andsr Falmouth Hotel.
-, 2w
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

Bank Statement.
Mch. .22-The following is the weekly
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

Observation-Disclosures Monthly, the Gal
axy, Godey's Lady's Book, Scribners
Monthly and Peterson's Lady's Magazine have
been received and are for sale at the book
stores of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes and
Hall L. Davis on Exchange street; and at
Loring Short & Harmon and Augustus
Robinson's, under the Falmouth Hotel;
also at the schoolbook, music and periodical
store of E. G. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street,
at the book and periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall, and at
Wentworth's, corner of Congress and Oak SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

European Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-1.3O P. Motion closed
unchanged sales 10000 bales including 1000 for spec
ulation and export.
Of the sales 1000 bales were American.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
REMOVAL.
p ENEY.
PLANTER 4. Ux n n

having removed from the corner of Cumberland and
rrankin g. Gets to No. 81 Feberal street, De-
tween Pearl and Market streets, is prepared to DO
Plasteling, Coloring, Whitening and White Washing
Prompt and personal attention paid to az kinas OIL
jobbing in my line. mchlseoaam
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
VIM. L. SUUTHARD,
No. Pembrrt0n square. ...,.". Boston,
Will Buy and Sell on
COMMISSIO

ALSO
Nesotiate Loans on Mortgages and ether
Securities.
REFERENCES:
Faneu Hall Nat. Bank. Hon. John P. Healey.
Messrs Thos. Dana s. Co. Hon. Isaac 5. Morse.
" Harvey Scudder & Co. Hon. J. s. Abbott.
Kemble & Hastings. Gen. j. S. Whitney
Utley & Boynton. Joseph Dix, ESQ.
John P. Squires s. Co. R. A. Ballou Esq.
Sam'l B. Krogman, Esq. F. W. Pelton, Esq.
febS eodSwtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

Havana Market.
HAVANA, March 22.-Sugar dull and unsettled,
concessions be made to effect that. The sales
and quotations are nominal Stock in warehouses at
Havana and Matanzas is 100000 boxes and 4 500
hhds receipts for the week $4,000 boxes and 99OO
hhds exported 81 900 boxes and $500 hhds including
$500 boxes and 5000 hhds for the United States clos
Ing Sugar quotations-Saes Of No1O to y D. at lot
q 10y rs Nos Is to 20 at ~ l33 rs; 81 q 81 rs for
Mus .ovado Molasses-64 a 81 rs for Mixed cargoes
Shocks weak; per box, 12i az il. Sugar per hid,
"a "a 26 rs; Molasses per hid "a q 26 rs; Hoops are
steady; short shaved 80 a So.
Freights easier, but not Quotably lower.
Exchange closed firmer; on United States short
sight currency 10 a l5A premium; short sight Gold,
81 q $50 prem; London 45 q 45k premium Paris 2sA
pran
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

HARPER's BAzAR.-Phis beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and D. Wentworth, 337 Congress, COR
ner of Oak street
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
GREER, Fogg & Co., have just received a car
60 of u. 900 bushels of yellow corn.

CoNFEcTIoNERs find their choicest goods in
the Chocolate line at w. Baker & Cos we'll
known Boston House, of nearly hundred
years standing. Their Chocolate liquors are es-
pecially fine and deserve especial attention.
Sold everywhere
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
Steamer Wanted.

WANTED to purchase steamer to ply between
w the Coal mines, Sydney, and the cras d. OR
about 1870 feet keel, draft Of water feet snaad
not less than II knots with state rooms and accom
modations for 60 passengers to be sea-eoipp steom
wheels. For further particulars enquire at Aux
Messrs. JOHN TAYLOR & co, Halifax Nc
c.nt , S4G aMs BROS, st. John, N. b.
or to T. c. HERSEY. bOayt ilaeS' n Go b,
mch17eod4t A'i'ianu' NAME
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24

FIRE ALARMs.-The India Street Universal
list church was well filled last evening to hear
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bicknell, discourse on fire
alarms" 1t is said that he made this the sub
ject of his Sabbath evening lecture at the sug-
gestion of some his people who had heard some
jocose remarks relative to the proprieiy OF
placing the fire alarm bell in the tower OF that
church, since the reported general belief OF that
act is hostile to the doctrine of any alarm here
after on account of that unpleasant element
Those, however, who listened to the pastors
sermon found nothing to assure them that life
of sin would not meeti is full punishment In fact
there were many decidedly startling alarms as
to the consequences of ill-doings sharply given
in the discourse. At the conclusion of the dis
course, Charles P. Kimball, Esq, rose, and in
fitting terms alluded to the work that Mr..
Bicknell and his society were doing, and sug.
gested taking up collection to go toward de-
fraying the part that the parish have to pay to-
ward the new bell. The collection was taken
and resulted in good sum being received or
pledged
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-24
hy - >. BAILEY a. CO., AuctiSneers.
Portland Dry Dock Bonds at Auc-

ON WEDNESDAY, March 26th, at ~ O'Clock,
" noon, at Merchants Exchange, Exchange ST.,
We shall sell for benefit of whom 1t may c0ncei n,
$4,000 First Mortgage Bonds of Portland Dry Dock
and Warehouse Company, Terms made known at
sale.
marl5 dtd
National Republican., 1873-01-06

dan and Moltkc to Frederick the Grcat'
Shall we close our eyes upon the present
revolution In France and go back to the Hrst
memorable and bloody onc7 That Is what
the Recie,o would have us do when It conn
sels us 10 throw our newspapers out Of the
window and take to literature, to "substan-
tial intellectual food" The --latest intelll-
gence" is simply yesterdays page Of history.
The historian will turn to Ii a. Macaulay
turned to the old news letters in the country
libraries to learn the modes and manners Of
the time. There Ia high poctical authority
that the proper study Of mankind is man.
The modern newspaper Is the everyday re-
cord Of what man is saying and doing and
notwithstanding empires, studying out
great problems In science and philosophy,
sweeping away abuses, the faithful record Of
the worlds goodness as well as Of the worlds
wlckedness. II the reading Of II corrupts
the Judgment 1t certainly Is not the fault Of
the Journal, the Reriao to the contrary not
withstanding.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
pRnSONAI

- Edwin Booth has gone West.
Moses II. Grinnell Is In London.
Matilda Heron settled her case against the
Byrne estate for $1,000.
David Bailey has been postmaster at Cam
bridge, Me-, since iS23.
Miss Hills aud two other ladies' want to be
State Librarians OF Indiana.
-Murat Hastead, Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidi, Is reported dangerously III.
-of elghty-elght Cincinnati Journalists only
sixteen are natives OF the United States.
= Madame Catacazy has bouRht large amount
Eugenle.
= Col. John George, Of Warner, New Hsmp-
shire, died at Syracuse, Illinois, on Sunday, De-
= The Countess of sEenns, swedish lady, will
iead, IN person, an expedition in search Of DR..
"A Pennsylvania Dutchman has inscribed his
name on the roll OF fame by erecting q sausage OF
over two tons weight.
.-sir Henry Holland, the celebrated English
physician, Ia eiEhty-fOur years Old being the
senior fellow OF the Royal Society.
-MT. w. W. Corcoran would be glad 10 have
the address OF the young lady who called on him
on the morning Of the 96th OF December.
The musicians Of the Chinese theatre In San
Francisco have been arrested and fined $40 each
Tor making bArbarous and unearthly noises.
"A bereayed husband in Ohio has sued the
Cleveland Woman's Medical College for the value
OF hls deceased wife, whom the lady students In
that establishment dlssected too small for decent
interment.
jay aould's nine million dollar dIsburse-
menta do not seem to have hurt him much. The
New York Tribune says he spent s2a, 900 at Tif-
fanys for Christmas toys, and divided $500
among his message boys.
Mr.. Gladstone denies the Spectators accusa-
tion that he deyotes part OF each day 10 the
study Of "Homer," and declares that he has not
read nifty consecutive lines OF the "Illadr or
Odyssey" at any time for four years. II spolls
q pretty story.
= In the procession which attended the we'd
ding OF the Chinese Emperor In October last
there were present, besides one prince, forty
eight white ponies, thirty-two banners, forty
officials and lanterns; two black two white, Al 4
yellow, six red, two blue, two embroidered yellow
umbrellas. The Emperor was evidently prepa T.
ing for long reign.
The death OF the ninth Earl OF Galloway was
announced by cable dispatch Friday. Ran
dolph stewart, Earl Of Galloway, was born At
COolhurst, In SUSSEX In 1890. lie was the descend
ant OF an old scottish family, which was raised
to the peeraRe In lTqs. lie was educated at HAr-
row, and nrst became publicly known as Lord
uarlles In ls2d to 1881, when he represented the
borough OF COokermOuth In the House OF Com
mons, In 1884 he succeeded to the family title
and the seat OF his father In the House Of Lords,
where he continued TO act with the Tories. lie
was successive Lord Lieutenant Of the counties
OF WiRtOn and KiTkcudbriRht. In lsI9 he mar
RED q daughter Of the Duke OF Beaufort, the
frult OF which union was eleven children, the
eldest OF whom, Alan-Plantagenct stewart, baron
Garlles, horn In ls3a, succeeds TO the earldOm
vacant by his death.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

TO hl. constituents, and would assuredly sue
oeed In breaking down at the outset polti.
cal career which has bright promises for the
future. Mr.. Phelps would very soon find
that he cannot use his money to uphold
paper at deadly issue with the Republican
party and lts chosen Administration, and at
the same time retain the confidence Of a Re-
publican constituency. II Is impossible to
maintain fidelity to both interests, and Mr..
Phelps would soon be compelled to choose
the one with which he prefers permanent
association.
But, as VIC have said, we feel very conf
dent that Mr.. Phelps cannot be guilty of
such foliy-to call 1t by no harsher name
and until some better rciutatlon is furnished
than the denial Of Whitelaw Reid the public
will be very apt to credit the statement Of the
Brooklyn Union in regard to the unrighteous
combination with Jay Gould We came
very near leaving out the second vowel Of hi,
aurifcrous namel
National Republican., 1873-01-06
WHITELAW REID THREATENS A
LIBEL SUIT" THE CALLED JADE
XyINGEaD

The rumor started on the authority Of the
Brooklyn Onion that Jay Gould Ia the power
behind the throne" In the new combination
controlling tie New York Tribune, has stirred
up the wrath OF the virtuous Whtelaw Reid
and he Is threatening all manner Of vengeance
against Henry c. Bowen and the New York
Times In the form Of libel suits and demands
for retnctlon. Mr.. Reid should remember
that according TO the code of ethics an
nounced and enforced by himself In the late
campaign his own denial Of the "unhOly al
lance" with Gould must go for nothing. 1t
was Mr.. Reds uniform custom during his
carnival Of slander to bring tue most afro
clous, accusations against any prominent Re-
publican, and then coolly refuse all weight
and credit 10 the Indignant denial Of the ac-
cnsed. lie must now be held and dealt with
by the same standard, and neither his own
denial nor that Of Gould will he accepted by
those who are familiar with the code Of
morals which Mr. Reid has preached and
practlced In the Tribune.
Mr., Reid, or some of bis satraps, caused q
cunning rnmor TO be set aAoat that William
Walter Phelps-Republlcan successor to Hon.
John Hill, OF New Jersey, In the House Of
Reprosentatlves--had furnished the half mil
lion Of dollars which secured the control of
the Tribune % the malignant eEemies, per-
sonal and political, Of General Grants Ad-
We undertake to deny this
SANDER upon the good name and fame Of Mr.,
Phelps, aud we think we have the best OF
easons for branding Il rs false. Should 1t In
my event prove 10 he true, Mr.. Phelps would
AVE an embarrassing explanation 10 make
National Republican., 1873-01-06
Bu.Ipc.. uour. n, the white House,

DtTing the pinter, in order 10 aefiitdte business
coming bsors hin as much possible, The Prssdsnt
Vil, from ten 10 tiseirs O'Clock each day, er-
espt Sunday, rseeirc Senators aud Representatives
and from treirs O'Clock until hco each afternoon,
srospt Tuesdays AID Fridays, rhen Cabinet BsetinOs
being held, hs sili reoeirr BY card. Tho business
hours n his oaes ISiH b. Jrom IN, O'Clock a. m 10
three O'Clock p. m,
National Republican., 1873-01-06
nIrn AlENTa

The agents for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
between now and the 10th Of January, 1879
will call upon all indebted to them for pur-
poses Of settlement. 1t is as desirable for
them as for those indebted that all accounts
for the past year should he closed up, and
that tho new ones should commence with the
new year. Patrons Of the NATIONAL REPUB-
LIcAS arc earnestly requested to give this
matter a moments attention. for 1t will
greatly conduee TO the interests and convo-
nicnce Of oil concerned.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
uFrou,le,s Cru.a,ls ~

From J. BELOW, bookseller, TO5 Seventh
street, We are In receipt Of copy Of
Froude's Crusade" embracing q general
summing up Of the prolonged historical con-
troversy between Mr.. Froude and Father
Burke and the lecture Of Wendell Phillips.
The price of this interesting publication Is
only tan rcnIa
National Republican., 1873-01-06
torPIcIAL.l

DpPAlTMEsr oF SrArRl
WARRINGTON, ID, O.. December n. lsa. I
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Richard 4. Edes, tho con-
sui of the United States at Bahia, Brazil, Of
the death, on the 5th and 2ist OF October last,
respectively, In the province of Behla, of
Mrs. CELIA DAVIS LEITSER, and her daugh-
ter MARIE EUNIcR LEIrSER, formerly of the
State OF Alabama. HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State
National Republican., 1873-01-06
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

tB- All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed 70 wM j. Nun
rAaH, Proprietor NATIosAL REPUBLICAN. Washing.
ton, ID, q,
National Republican., 1873-01-06

The MAJORITY Of people will rejoice that
Stokes has been found guilty Of the murder Of
James Fisk, IT,, or, to put 1t In another way,
that he was not allowed to escape on any
mere legal teChnicality. The accused man
was fairly tried, had the benefit of able
counsel, and cannot complain that he was
badly treated by either the press or the public.
The duty Of the jury was clear-to ind, as
the Judge charged 1t, verdict Of either murder
In the first degree, manslaughter in the third
degree, or justihable homicide. The jury
found the prisoner guilty of murder In the
frst degree, the punishment Of which Is death.
1t was generally expected that he would DO
acquitted or that there would bC a Disagree
ment Of the jury.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

or PARTICULAR INTEREST to Thousands Of
people in this city will be the action Of Con-
grcss to-day upon the bill reimburslng the
Board OF Public Works for improvements
around the public buildings and grounds. The
bill is now In the House and on the Speakers
table, General Garfield will, the first oppor-
tuulty, move the appointment of a committee
Of conference. There Is no objection any
where to the amendment tackled on to the bill
by Mr.. Edmunds, so that the work Of the
conference committee need not occupy many
minutes. The President will, there Is no
doubt, take pleasure In Immediately signing
i. and make the fund.- available at once.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

THAT rSDAUNTED CHAMPION Of San Do
mingo, DR.. Howe, has written letter to q
New York journal in regard to the purchase
or the lehslng Of samana hay by company
of capitalists, deprccating q renewal Of the
unjust criticism and condemnation Of the
Island and Its inhabitants that filed the press
when the annexation project was before the
country, two years ago. He deplores the
fact that, owing to that misrepresentation, II
will he long time before our people can be
undeceived on the subject, but halls Us ''quasi
annexation the present movement Of the
commercial men who can see the advantages
to which our politicians are willfully blind"
These merchants" he assures US, shave
taken measures to secure for q company the
advantages offered to our Government by the
Dominican Government, but rejected by our
Senate and they are negotiating treaty
for the lease of the peninsula and bay of
Samana. hail this measure as quasi an-
nexation, and will cooperate in all just
efforts to bring IL about. II Ia not the Presi-
dents project on the contrary, 1t may thwart
the one proposed by him and therefore II Is
TO be hoped 1t will escape the vehement In
vcCtiyeS and abuse hcaped upon that"
National Republican., 1873-01-06

ssS 6hs hssoSfs fioS S,ii s,vl nhaSss .Sa,Sss aI
q y X dSliFhtfai series Of socia6i.s on MoNbHS
to any which have preceded Il In hs or former nea
sons, The entertainments of this Associntion dnT
inE The past four years have been % thorughIy an
loyed By All who have been 50 fortunate al Ia bs
present that they have become one OF the most popy
I s9ciA feaurea 81 the capitAl, and are looked for
ward 70 with auticipations of pleasure not only X,
Prnnay yanians but sy their guests frum other ars
y VIC Union JaniRt
National Republican., 1873-01-06
TEA.

NJ DARIN TEA,
Nl PaTet healthInl aud trasrapt LMme Dem9Tes,
Mrs Wheeiock, gl9 I street northwest and deowe
wholesale and retai by Mrs. Weaver, 1900 Tenth
street northwest Price Sl,bO pound or pounds
for ell Any number OF pounds delivered on orders
by mail. oc sid
National Republican., 1873-01-06

the HoS. s. s. Cox authorizes the New
York Sun to say, in reference to the credit
mobilier, that ho had no conversation with
Speaker Blaine on the subject until two days
before the meeting Of Congress, when the
Speaker said TO him that he desired To call
him to the chair, and have him appoint
committee, which should not be composed Of
his (Blaines) friends; that he had no conver-
sation whatever after this with any member
0f Congress or any other man respecting the
committee, aud made 1t mp upon his judg-
ment that he appointed Mr.. Merrick when
Mr.. Beck declined, because he regarded him
Us emlnently qualified, and that he con de inns
the secrecy with which the inyestlgat lon
Is conducted. The Sun adds the indorse-
ment ave arc convinced that In respect of
these appointments the observations Of Mr..
Cox are entirely cOrrect"--an opinion In
which We arc certain the country will coin
eide.
The committee will probably conclude Its
lnbors IN few weeks, and present a report
early in February. Some injustice has been
done many gentlemen by the reports that
have gone out Of this investigation, which
cannot, In the very nature Of things, be rene
died for some time to come. 1t was great
mistake to endeavOr to keep It secret, and
thereby let the country be flooded with un-
truthful and unfair reports. The committee
should prevent the possibility Of tho occur
renee Of similar injustice by throwing open
Its doors, and letting the public have the tes-
mony as 1t is taken from day to day. Con-
gress will assemble to-day at Coon, and In all
probability work steadily until the close Of
the session on the 4th Of March. This will
give about seven weeks, including Saturdays,
for legislation. The time, Ii Is true, Ia short,
considering the immense amount Of business
on handi but 1t Is nevertheless amply sum
cient to dispose Of the greater portion, II the
time Is not wasted In Idle and useless talk
National Republican., 1873-01-06
BOARDING.

RoARDlNG.-BoARD, WITH or WITHOUT
~ hQOMS in GOOD locality, convenient TO the
street, ectween and K streets northwest sepxL6
nESIRABLE.-ELEGANT AND NICELY FUR
~ NISHED APARTMENTS, with BOARD, may
WillArds. nniatf
National Republican., 1873-01-06
PERSONAL

lAhu
DIR. FlOdOardO Howard
Has removed his
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE TO
No. GIT y street northwest.
de2nu
I ARGE INTEREsT on MONEY.
CHICAGO.
THE MUTUAL TRUST co.,
Capital, S3OO,OOO,
Especial Charter Of the State Of nlinoia.)
President, THOS, b. BRYAN. founder Of the n.
dehy Safe Depository, Chicago
Vice President, JOHN U, HAINEs, e1.MAyor Of
This Institution invests funds in purchase Of Chi.
cago real estate also In loans a ten O per cent in
terest net TO the loanors and executes other trusts
sums OF not less than 900 received and Invested
Fortunes have been made for clients by the above
named officers; and OF the millions invested by them
for capitalists, both IN loans at ~ par cent net aud
IN purchases, not dollar Of either principal OF IN.
terest has ever been lost For partlcarn address In
bprinF Winter at lIC7 Massachusetts syeans, Wash.
inytun, y o., and during summer OF Fidelity SaV.
lnss BANK snd sale neRqatory. Chicago. deSsm
NoTICE-TlIAT Z. 8. JuSTH, Jfp ID STREET.,
~ between Sixth aud sevepth streets northwest
soils customnade second hand Clothing at lees than
half the cost Of ready made nrw ones. n B-Second.
hand cl9thing Of all kinds bought at fair oaah prices
National Republican., 1873-01-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

LNoR RENT-PARLOR AND bedroom,
IT communicating, Convenient location, No. 708
Thirtsenth street, between and II streets north.
west iaRats
National Republican., 1873-01-06

fSy@THB WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF
open MoNDAn, JAnnsrye q ladies and gentlemen
shonld secure sohoiAfS ~ A. ?poe Tergs easy.
f5YnNATIONAL BANK OF THR RRPUB-
- Lie, Washington, ID, O., January n is7S-
The annual nlcctnK Of tle stockholderp q the Ma
nonal lianh OF the Republic will be held on TuEa.
DAY., January ~ between the hours of and 4
O'clock T. m, for the choice OF nine dlrectors
janlld CHAS BRADLEY, Cashier