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COMPREHENSIVE.

NE fnbfcribers having entered into CO.
4 partnerihip in the Blacksmith buiinefs
It will be carried on under the firm of -
es RICHARD ROCK & Co. -
at the old ftand, Union ftreet, where cuifo-
mcrs and others can be accommodated a, the
ihorteft notice. Having complete flock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the fhort-
eli NOTICE. RICHARD ROCK, y
HORACE FIELD.
Ne b. Thofe perfons who have not fet-
,Ied their accounts with the late firm of
Field g. Rock, will pleaie to take notice, un.
lefs payment is made by the firit of April
next, they will be pu, in the hands Of pro
per ofticers for collection; and all thoie in
debted TO Richard Rock will make payment
to Horace Field. as he is duly authorized to
receive the fame. RICH'p ROCK.
February az.
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From ne PoAtieak Register

A Dialogue between the Ame-
rican Eagles, Notes of several Spe.
Gle Banks, British Guineas, SPA.
nish Dollars French Crowns and
Portuguese,Joes in Counting.
House.
Eagles to the y. .Notes-Amia.
bic Female Cousins, we rejoice ii
this happy meeting after a sepa.
ration OF four years, and sincerely
wish for permanent union in flu.
ture.
B. Notes.--Our Joy and hope
are indeed cordial. your long alb.
sence had nearly thrown us into a
deep consumption.
Eagle, Extraordinary misfor-
tunes have parted us, but our own
faults must also be confessed. We
have undervalued your merits; and
you have, in despair, taken to gam
bling, and kept low company to
the injury of your character.
u. Notes.-Wc cannot deny
this, and will I've prudent hereafter
Eag. While you preserve this
female delicacy, we pledge our no,
nor for faithful support.
b. Notes We shal! endeayol
to be worthy of your generosity
and of cur near relation to the no
norable Eagle Family, The pros.
perlty of FellcraI .4me,1ca is oui
common object. Your solid firm.
ness will secure or slender bodies,
& we being light fer speedy < long
courses, can procure YOU need
iul repose, for the better wearing q
your gold and silver.
E>gle, to the British Guinea,
Spanish Dollars, French CrozOn5
and Portuguese Joes. All '.
fl reiga gentlemen, are heartiIe
welcome to us and our Fema,
Cousins. rs ladies', they receive,
our first co nplIment with all do,
re spect ior you. Thrice welcom,
5 c say Many of yon have share
our CAPTIVITY, and some have ke
aloof for fear of being shorn b
iogues. Our high destiny is NJ
to slocp in darkness, but to run
bright career through the worl.
with numberless comforts in OF
rain. Our intrinsic worth is cs.
eemed by all. N1ca Of AL "a ion
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elegant efablifhment on Jefferfon
freet, commodious brick dwelling,
having drawing, dining, fore, and Ave good
lodging rooms neatly finifhed, a fmokehoufe,
DAIRY, kitchen, liable, & every convenience,
pump under cover, garden well Rocked
with vegct4des, and beit of water at the
diitance' of or 900 yards. The improve
ments are in complete repair--the fituation
very pleafant--the rent will be moderate,
and immediate poaefiion giveh. Apply to
Auguf 9. JOHN JACKSON.
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TO LItI,.

THAT Commodious and defirably itu.
4 ated DWELLING HOUSE, former.
iy occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq. will be
rented to fuitable tenant, and poiIeiiion
given the firf of april next, ALTO attached
thereto STORE fitted up, and one of the
belt ftands in this place, for either wholefalc
or retail Dry Good bufinefs. PoGeiIion
given. on the frft March. They will be
rented together, or separately. For terms
applyto "A. NEWTON, or
Fr. ADAMS, Jr.
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scots, parties, characters, and con.
fhtlons eagerly invite us, and even
contend for our company-Chris.
tians, Turks, Chine.e, Jews, Hea-
thens---kings anc; republican, rulers
-whigsand torles-ieoelalists and
democrats--legislators Judges, law.
yers-clergymenand physicians
merchants, mechanics, farmers,
soldiers and sailors. Wherever
we come haggard poverty flies.
plenty and content follow us I; we
raise abundent harvest rear hume.
'rous herds'and Hecks; send vessels
through all the sea to bring the pro.
ducts of evssy climate; build forts
and men ofwar, churches, palaces
and neat cottages plant vineyards,
parks, and orchards. BY expell;ng
idleness & want, we prevent MANY
crlmes; giving to the whole fruits
OF united industry we promote JUS
t'ce, benevolence, social cuioy-
ments, refinement.
British Guinea, French Crowu.
Span sh Collar, I ortugnese Joe
We re iprocate your kind saluta-
tion, md shall be always happy in
the friendship of your illusnious
family. Your sentiments are cor
rect. We are benefactors to all
mankind. We unite all nations
fortheir common happiness. We
taSe no part in their quarrels, we
Often mingle peaceably in the peck
cts OF warriors while theyexchange
deadly blows. Alas, why dc they
not follow our examples?
Hrltish Guirea,-In all the fiji
rlous combats of my Georges with
I-ouises and CharieSes, / never fell
out witt the Crowns or 1iastres
Portuguese Joe.--When my 10
Sebhs were draw into their quarrels,
always remained neuter.
Eagte Gad British Guinea-In
all the late bloody fray between
Britauit and Colum6io, we were
heartily welcome in their Aeets and
IGrmles.-Fhey are near Kindred
and ought TO be ashamed of such
discord. -
Eagle to Spanish Dollar We
are Old friends, and many OF you
ate naturalizrd amongst Us.
Spanish Doilar.-If well used
as we had been we shall remain.
A great number of our lNenican.
brothers will also come, but only
by kind invitation attempt Il
compulsion would not avail anu
might remove many of us.
Eagle to Portuguese Joe.-Yom
have also been estimable comps
mons TOR many years, & tc shoulc
be very sorry topart with you
Portuguese Joe. Shall nc.
depart while well used; but will moi
suffer clipping or sweating.
French CrOzOn to Eagle.-We
are later acquaintance, but like
your society very well, and wish
many of our brothers to come
Cargoes ofgood wheat fcar would
bring them, with silks for the ladies'
and wine for the gentlemen, to
drink many cheerful toasts.
Eagle, Ba'k Note, British Gu
tea, Trench Crown, SPANISH Dol.
1ar, Po1tHgueSe Joe, together.
Let us now SO to work in all di-
rectlons, Some Of lis will soon
return with a large company to the
worthy merchant our landlord,
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October o..
FOR SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing ,s7
"A acfrsl more or iefs, lying on Occqlan
Bay, IN the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virgins, adjoining lands of Rob't 1. Thomp-
ION and VIM Malon. 1t is Prefunled thoie
deiirous of purchaiing will view the land,
and themfelve. judge of its peculiar advan.
tages. One third of the purchafe money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
rult to iecure the payments.
THOMSON r. MASON.
December r6. &c
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Ihis Is I'd rinc nntice

TO q 10 = IOE NOL5CP,
L hat the itibicriber, OF Alexandria COIN.
ty, IN the Difriet of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of faid county. let :
ters Of administration on the perion nal eitate
of Ferdinand Mariteller, late of the countv
aiorelaid, deceafed. All perlons hayin,
claims agairf the faid decedent, are herebv
warned to exhibit the fame to the Gubfcribey
with the vouchers thereof, paGed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the nth dav
OF September next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to faid ellate, and
thoie indebted thereto are required to MAKE
immediate payment. Given under INV hand
this nth March, 1877.
JAMES X, RIDDLE, Admir-
March 70. Aw
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NOTICE 9ss'

THE Subscribers have by mutual con
4 TENT this day difIolved the ,copartne.
~ heretofore exiting under the firm OF
JAS. FLEMING & Co. Saml. B. Lar
mour alone is duly authorized to receive all
debts due 70 tho copartncry, and to give
'diicharges for the fame to whom thofe who
have demands thereupon will pleafe to pre-
lent their claims.
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
SAML. B. LARNOUR.
JAS. FLEMiNG. -
) April a. ft
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EOR SAIE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
4 ! acres, lying in the county Of Wet
-moreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth OF Rollers Creek--the greater part
OF which is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fuitable for flip building, FIRE.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
F. CALDWELL.
OctobeT o. rs
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TO LET,

10 LEI,
CONVENIENT frame pweilingtrouie
~ IN Pitt-lt. near Princefs It. containing
Ink good rooms, and fitted to accommodate
one or two families, with ground newly fen
eed in for large garden, and two or three
ipringsof good water near the premiics. =
Poiieiiion viii be given Immediately. For
terms appiyto AfaadsvWs q L0rroay.
September 6.
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THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
L and LOT, on Henry Erect. at prelent
occupied by Daniel Cawood--this houGe is
calculated 10 accommodate genteel fami-
~, Poiiefon may be Fad or the fifteenth
# April; foI terms apply to
JENNA MUTT.
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10 LET.

TIE Large and connections BRICK
WAREHOUSE ftuated on the COR
err OF Prince & Fairfax freets tits god
and for buhnefs, in excellent repair ana
iaiy be divided into two flores as may bel
UT tenants. For terms apply to
JOHN g. LADD & Co.
April 4.
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Orphans Court.
ALEXANDRIA CouNTl

ALEXANDRIA CoUFTY,l
- March Term, 1877.
That the administrator O
~ Ferdinand MarGeller, deceafed, do in.
lert the ufual advertisement three times a
week for weeks in the Alexandra papers.
COPy-TeG, A. MOORE, Regifer.
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Mafsh n
LAST NOTICE

-.L-,... w II NOI1.
NHE TrIitees of the late J. & @. Plu.
L iner give notice to all perfons iHdebt
cd to that firm, that they fiall proceed on
the hrt OF April next, to inftitute fiii,s
CAN'T thoie indebted, unlefs pay men, is
made or satisfactory aGurances are given
before that period-and all perfons having
claims, will leave them at the COMPETING
room of Triplett and Neale for adjultment'
previous to the aoth init at which time
or loon thereafter, a dividend will be de-
clared.
March ~.
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LAST NOTiCE

10 TIE DEBToKs OF DARL. cAwooD.
OUCH Of thofe whole ACCOUNTS are un-
- adjufed will pieafe TO come forward
and have them adjufei previous TO the
roth day before April term. Such as have
mo accounts to adult, or claims as Offsets,
will pleaie call and pay, to fave trouble and
expence. ISAAC ROBBINS
"ruii .
Marcn AZ. 4M
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TO LET.

ID lCH'D LIBBY has to let, Two Con-
N venient Dwelling Houies, of not large
dimenton', they will therefore be rented
low. ~ March -.
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THE Dwelling HOMIE and Store, adjoin-
4 ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
itreet-Po6eliion may be had immediately
MANDEVILLE & LARMOUR,
Oct. @.
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Mechanics Bank of Alex,a,

March 4, 1877.
'HE stockholders of this Initiation are
Il hereby notified that dividend of Ave
per cent. on the eapitai flock paid in, is this
day declared, payable TO them or their legal
representatives on Friday the I4th init.
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors.
WIN. PATTON, Jun, Gather.
March S. I'm
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TO LEE.

a VERY convenient tenement, p,eaiant-
A ly titaated on Duke ftreet. Enquire
OF - JoHN,G. LADD s. Co.
January Al. r
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TO LET.

HE STORE between Messrs. Patons
4 & Butchers and the subscribers, late
" occupied by MelIrs. Carey Bronaugh g.
Co.-Pohellion may be had immediately
DOR terms apply to
Vaudeville & LARMeUR.
Nov. as.
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CH.lRlTY

She is of yellow complexion, will, one or
two large black moles in her fa.e, tt,s 81 ~.
OF her head is bald, owing to Being bnr1rr
when child, which ihe keepa covered by
tying her hair over it on the TOP me ha.
large wide mouth, very full Of tongue ana
uies II Huen,ly when fpokento She Is aI,n,,r
S teet or 3 inches high, we'll made. and i
ABOUT thirty years of age. She has been IL
yihg WIN Mr.. Samuel Bartls and Captain
Hhoaes Tor feveral months, and have re ca,
ION 70 believe ihc is hankering about the
town OF Alexandria at this time. Wboeyer
WIN apprehend iaidrunaway and fecure her
the above reward. eeei'e
THOMAS CONNER.
near Fort Wafhin5ton Prince
Georges county, april 4. 3ts
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HOUSES AND LANDS.
FOR SALE IND 10 LET.
TO LET.

TO LET,
THE two-fory Brick Houle on King-f.
4 oppofte the Mechanics Bank, at pre-
Tent occupied by Mr.. IEaac Robbins, as a
Dry Good Store. PoGelIion will be given
on the fIrit OF May. A. LYNN.
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JanuaYs 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
GREGOR MAC GREGOR.
CHARLESTON, July II.
FROM THE .SDTJ'Jy

BY the passengers in the sloop Hermit ARR
edyestcIday tromSt JOINTS, via ct Mary's we
gain intelligence that small military post on
the st. Johns River, called Fort Nichoiai. was
evacuated OF the 4th inst by the Spaniards, who
made their escape in t-yo gun boats after hav-
ing burnt the houses, spiked the guns. and dc
stroyed Il few small arms aud military stores
which they could not conveniently carry with
him. This measure was adopted through alb
solute dread of Gen. MAC GRRGoR's forces
whose name spread terror through the coun-
try.
An advance party had been stationed at
position ahout eight or ten miles from Amelia
called the \arrows, to command its entrance
st. Augustine will next command MAC GRP
TeintUrcements arrive from the North which
are hourly expected. The Governor, Mr. Cop
PINGER, is represented TO be a spirited officer,
and VIII make a stout resistance if his trooDs
can be induced to fight.
frigdte of % guns and upwards of 800 men
was hourly expected at Amelia from New
York, when our informant sailed. 4 Portu-
gueSe schr. (tOrmerly the Roger privateer O.
Norfolk and aiarge Spanish schr were at A.
was condemned and the latter having but a
few packages ofgOods and Il number ofpassen-
gers released.
\ pilot boat schr formerly the Rebecca. of
this port, had receiveda commission, and sail
ed on her first cruize, being the only vessel of
war fitted out since the establishment of the
new government.
MAC GREGOa has established Post Office
Department, and Court OF Admiralty. of
nent lawyer of this City, has been appointed
Judge. We also learn that NeCSpaper prin
ted in English, is shortly 10 appear
Ctr GuzefLc
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SAVANNAH, July 8.
INDIA " DEP ADDITIONS.

EatrSct ofa letter from respectajt. gentle
man. to the editors of' tia Sdcannah RepnG-
licdn, dated
ST. MARY'S, June 81.
Dcpiorable at this moment, IS the ST
fuation of Camden county. lis inllabi-
tantS expecting, bat not knowing how
soon the indians will come down upon
them. with a powerful force, leaves them
the alternative of the prospect of being
murdered with their families, or OF aban-
doning their homes and plaplations.
Had the general and State govern
ments determined TO give up this part of
the country altogether, thev could not
more etfectually have accomplished their
intentions, than in the conduct which
has been pursued since the period.
when war was declared against Great
Britain.
After ihe skirnish of the handful Of
troops at PontPetre, the inhabitants
were iet to protect themselves. Invaded
by the British, vino plundered, destroyed
and inveigied away property, TO u very
large amount, they were driven from their
homes, and had the movements ofthe In
dams been more active, so as to have co.
operated with their allies as was expect
CT, tile property which the citizens had
saved, and probably their lives, would
nave fallen sacrifice.
At the return of peace they reioiced
with their fel!ow-citizens throughout the
union-bnt alas, their duration of happi-
ness was but short. 4 few momths after.
the Seminole Indians commenced a par
tial depreciation on their property -becom-
lng more bold, they drove oil large herds
OF cattle. and at length murdered wo-
man and her two chlldren-the one so
cr n Ina ~ 4. "a
little head to afford grasp 10 the savage.
to tear oif its scalp, which evidently was
attempted.
Application for aid was now earnestly
solicited from our government 10 which
alter considerable lapse of time, reply
was made, " that the proper authority
might tie necessary but that they must
hnd thcir own provisions" Was the 20.
verumenc OF Georgia without funds or
credit, as 10 be obliged to issue such an
order or was the executive too cautious
10 assume responsibility on so nrgeut
Az occasions or was he Indifferent to
the tate OF frontier county i'm the lower
country, WHO sends with its senator. but
three votes to the legislature2 How could
he expect, tilat IN times ofsuch universal
scarcity, provisions could be obtained i'm
country, which ike all the other counties
Oh sea board, never makes more than half
enough Tor its CONSUMPTION, and when he
was informed too that many persons had
ben Obliged TO abandon their plantaii-
ons
" Sinccthe administration Of Washing
TOW, Ills country has always lIad from
one 10 two companies of troops 10 pro
fcct IFS frontiers. Bat Stree the retreat
OF captain Massiss from roini-Pctre, we
h1ye never had iile smallest protection
from The general government.
The writer feels for the present ard
The preceding Republican admniatyIti-
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From the Boston PGiadiam, .Jniy H..
FROM BuENOS AiRES.

Captain Humphrey, who arrived last
evening from Buenos Ayres, sailed April
30. Political affairs remained rs hereto
fore. \ revolutionary expedition was
proceeding in Peru, with confidence of
success. The Portuguese remained at
Monte Nideo preparing winter quarters:
Gen. Cdrwera has escaped to them.
About 10 days pre,mus to the Oceans
sailing, arrived TIE Spanish Philippine
Company's slip Triton, Captain Proud
foot, 81 500 tons, D. guns and So men,
from Calcutta for Ca,liz, captured off the
latter place, by the Privatcer brig Regent,
Captain Munson, of 10 guns and I05
men, after an action OFF, hours. This
ship had cargo worth rising one million
of dollars--sIre had l2C0 bales of gurrahs
for one article. She had been condemn
ed, and was discharging. The Clifton,
of % guns, was fling fer Il cruise, TO
sail III 3 or 4 DAYS. Tie sch Davy Die
tar, had sailed fl teen days before on 3
cruise.
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Sacnnnah. Ju1y n.
CALUMNY-refufed.


The enemies of liberty appear TO he de-
terrninrd TO throw every impcdiment.
that ialschood can muster, into the way Of
the tlOrdlans to independence. They
have propagated report and backed il
by the most scandalous eff'ronfcrv. that
general MacCregor has adopted The sys-
tenn of universal emancipation, and is en-
dying into military corps fngiiives from
this and neighbOuring states. Were there
single word of truth in the tale. tIIe
conservation Of tie lives and propertv Of
orr citizens wouid imperiouslv call for
the adoption Of prompt and eflicacious
measures 10 traverse his designs and an
nihilate his force. The story is a shame
tut and malicious untTHtl-a gross libel
upon the generals principles and policy.
so ayerse is he TO those base practices
which so long characterised the Spanish
Authorities, and which are Justly execra-
ted by urcountrymeu---that he les pled
ged the honour ola soldier, that no f,~i-
tires shall find an asylum at his carnD
but every person Ofthat dessyiDfion. whom
his troops may meet with, shall be arrgs-
led and sent To 81. Mary's.
Republican
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Boston, Jtiy 10.
Il is TO be regretted that the President
has not been able 10 allow tune enough
for his journey, To execute his original
intention of visiting the numerous impur-
tant posts along the coast of the District
of Maine. From Portland to EaS,port is
an extent OF about $50 mil :, embracing
several important harbors. We had ho-
ped that by visiting Castine lie would
have been enabled To Judge OF tie practl-
cability of defending thal port, OF driving
the enemy from II, 10y the miiitla OF the
State, without the aid of maritime force
or regular troops. Had he visited the
spot, he would undoubtedly lia'e done the
people of this state the justice TO declare
that to have undertaken su !, an enter
prise dnring the late war. would have been
extremely ridiculous. 1t is said that he
will 30 on farther than Portland, which is
| more than an hundred miles his side of
| any port that was occupied by the Bri
! fish in the late war, and that from that
| place he will return 10 Dover III New
| Hampshire. Theuce he is 10 proceed
| through Concord 10 Hanover; thence
! through Windsor and Burlington Ill Yer
mont to Plattsburgh and thence by the
| French Mills and The River ST. iawreucr,
! Ia Sackett's ilarbor.
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SOUTH-ANIERICA.
{ Translated for the .Saranars Rcpubi.an.l
CAPiTULATlON

Il Il.
Brigadier. General MAC GREGoR, Command
er i'll Chief OF all the forces, both Nas;,i and
Military, destined to effect the Independence
or the tiordas, duly authorised by the consti-
iuted authorities of the Republics OF Mexico.
BnenOs ANres, New Grenada and Venezuela
offers TO Don Francisco MORALES, Capitan
del Regiments de Cuba, and Commandments eli
vii and military, of the Island of Amelia, the
following terms
LIST. The Commandant, civil and military.
Don Francisco de Morales, shall forthwith sur
render the Garrison OF the Island. with all the
arms aud munitions OF war belonging To the
King of Spain.
IDLY. All the Officers and Troops of the Gar
riSon. shall surrender as prisoners of war, to
be sent To Augustine or 10 the HAVANA with
their private baggage, which shall be respect.
cd.
3dly. The lives and property of all private
persons, whether friends OF foes TO the system
of independence, shall be sacred and inyioiate /.
and to those who do not choose TO iou the stan
dard of independence, six months shall he al
lowed 10 sell or otherwise dispose of their pro
perry.
iiiily. The General also offers to the inlabi.
tantS of Amelia, whether friends or foes, who
have absente'l themselves on account ofthe
present circumstances the privilege of return
ing TO their homes and ENJOYING the benefit u
the third article of capitulation, and pa,5 ports
Will be freely granted to all who wish to de
part.
The preceding we're agreed TO between the
commandant Den Morales and the Secretary of
Gen. Mae GregoT.
Fe,RQHdiaG, 29fh June. 1877.
FRANCISCO MORALES
JOSEPH DE YRIBARREN.
Attest-BERNARDo SEGIN.
-3ppgOrCd,