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CHUKCHEs or WHEELING.

For the information of strangers visiting the city, we pub.
!h the following list of the Churches, their
and place of meeting. If there any Mistakes we
wiiImake the necessary correction with pleasures:
81 MGtdIesDs EpiscopGiiGn Corner Monroe ana Byron
treets Rev E t PERKlSs, Rector; morning 1O
clock; evening" I.
ST. ohs tScopayidn Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev ]. H. SMITH, a. NJ, Rector
Servces-Norning 1917; afternoon 35@; nigh: N.
First Presbyterian REV. II. H. WEED, Pastor, Fourthst,
etween MonrOeand afternoon
Second Presbyterian Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeng services morning and evening
Third Presbyterian, Fifth street between Chestnut and
TaIbert South Wheeling Rev (. WooDs Pastor servi
morning and evening.
Fourth Prssbyeran, Rev A. PAUL., Pastor Nainstreet,
etveen Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Eosrta Street Ms:hodiot Episcol al, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor Fourth between Monroe Quincy;
morning and evening.
Nor Street 3lstHodis Episcopal Rev A REGER Pastor
corner MGrket and North stsr North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
Caapline Street Methodist EpiscoDol, Rev. T. H. MOS-
ROE, PASTOR Chapne street. between First and Second,
Centre whee:'ng;services morning and evening.
South Eaesling n Z. C1uroI Rev. J. s. HALL,
astOr; services morning and evening.
FheeliHg Island Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
chapne street. between Webster and Third Wheel
ng.
S. James Cdthedra', Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev Bishop
RV WHELAS, Fifth street. Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
associate stormsd Rev. J. T. MCCLURE Pastor corner
ofarke and Jefferson afternoon.
Disciples, Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre wheeins services 10Y the morning, and ~
evening"
EoaagsItcat Protestant, Rev. wM HrLFEz, PASTOR Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Evangelical Lutferian, Rev. p. ztstMMrnAAs,
Pastor Market street. between Webster and Third
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
s'ctsh Synagogue, Quincy street. between Market and
Main.
German Protestant, Union HALL Main street between
Monroe and Quincy services 1OH morning.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Virginius Lodge No. 8.-Mcets every Thursday
evening atthe Hall, of Market and Quincy streets
JAMES NJ. HAIL, n. g.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
FrHnIcIin lodge No. 1s.-Nreets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAYuA, N. G.; William p
No TslUsy, Secretary.
wm. Tell Lodge No. 38.--At, IT'S asaboveeve-
~ Wednesday evening. WILLIAM HELLER, N. c.; John
SI'ads, Secretary.
Saturday evening.
W. D. PORTS, n. G.i John Taoourn Secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge No. S2.-Mee.s as above every
Friday evening. Jos. HAsElr, N. G John L. Nar,OsH
Secretary.
Wm. Tell Eucnmpmemr No. 3i.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday ofeach
month. JouS BADrs G. P; CHas. Lfack Scribe.
Ahrnn's Encnmpment No. I.-Meets as
aHovethe Rstaud third Tuesday evenings month
"N TAYLOR, C. p; Baird, IT, Scribe. [March IS.
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LITERARY PoLTTENEss-rhe Parisians are
laughing over the last good story from the Ger
man Watering Places 1t appcrs that the Prin-
cess N, who resided in a Sumptuous chateau,
near the Baths of Neuwied, sent dinner invi-
tation, according to her hospitable custom, to
the Major p, an officer service at the garri-
son near by. The Major chanced to be on duty,
and WAS obliged to decline; but on sending his
excuse by his faithful sergeant, he told him to
bring him his dinner he came back, mean
ing, OF course, that he should go for it to the
neighborng restaurant. The subaltern chanced
to he very literal in his habit of mind, and he
delivered the two crrands at once, to lhe servant
at the gate of the chateau.
Very much astonished, at first, that her pro-
posed guest should send for his dinner, the
Princess soon entered into the joke; and order
ing huge tray to be sumptuously laden from
her kitchen, she despatched it by the hands of
the sergeant and her own footman.
Astouuded at the magni6cence ofthe 'dnncr
for one the Major summoned up his messen-
ger and soon came to an explanation; but quite
too spiritVel to lose the enjoyment Of the lux
ury, he invited in couple of brother officers
and they made capital feast Only, before
sitting down, he gave the sergeant five dollars,
and instructed him togo to the confectioner and
procure splendid castle of sweetmeats, taking
| it with his compliments to the Princess
All dutGuy done-but her Highness, in con-
sideratiOn Of the subaltern'S so well performing
his duty, sent him out dollar, for his perqui-
site as messenger.
Excuse mel said the literal sergeant, as he
looked at the one dollar, and supposed, that, of
course, it was to pay for the confectionery he
had bought. Excuse me, but it cost .Jtce!-
Four dollars more, if you pieascn
! The Princess, by this time, understood the
character of the man, and she gravely sent out
the other four dollars!
The Major was still at dinner with his feast
! ing brother officers when the faithful sergeant
entered with the military touch to his cap, and
laid down the five dollars upon the table.
| How many of his military buttons the gallant
officer burst off in containing his rage while the
return of those five dollars was explained, is not
told in the story
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No IOI-Meets Masonic Hall,
corner Marke, ana Monroestreets and tAtrdNon-
day evenings Of each month G. w S7rTs, w. "; Alsp-
d"asr L'sgkiia, Secretary.
"heeIing Lodge no. 12s Meets as above on
the nS and third Thursday evenings Of each month"; F. A.
hAsNrLlSesE, W. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
S"oHe on the second Monday evening Of eachmonth. W
SCOTT H. p S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncnmPmcnt No. I.-Neets a
nefo'sfb Mondsy evening Of cash month. WI
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETT concerning subscription, advertising other f.
lncia business Of the negencer should be addressed
= irOprietors.
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An Observance OF the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
nd seen prompt attention to correspondents than
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And AR, Punch dreamed that he was Mr..
Rarey.
And behold, Rulers Of the Earth had been
turned into quadrupeds, by un eleyating and
improving magic, hint from
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THI LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

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DONNET RIBBONS.-3OO pcs Bonnet Ribbons arrfV I'd
this ay and cheaper thaa he Ouai anywhere else
UyT t5AAC pAA8SR
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j AS. NJ. DIJION
1O2 MAR Is E5T STR EE[IT.
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w take pleasure in Informing friends, patrons
w the pubic EenersIy that Just received rr
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, CASSKMERESk IESTINtS
together with general assortment OF Gents Eurisa
Goods-a OF which will cell az prices tue
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know that our stock consists Of fshi01Gtle Goods
ed Goods, and we are prepared make them
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mountains and at short notice No
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-09
Important from Washsnp,ou-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--The Fl ] buster.
on board the Saratoga, at Norfolk, posi-
lively refuse to go on shore unless the,
are put off by force They saw, they are
pennies and helpless, and no where ID
go If on shore, and demand to be return.
ed to Nicaragua, the home Of their aIoo.
ton
The President says it is utterly out Of
me question to return the fllibusters to
Nicaragua. The only possibility for
them is IN pecuniary indemnity, which
will be urged.
General Walker will not 90 west far
several days.
Hon, Humphry Marshall has prepared
and proposes to offer the House, to.mor.
row, series of resolutions in relation 70
the seizure of Walker aud hi. men by
Commodore Pauldng.
The resolutions denounce and d;..vox
the act. direct compensation 10 be made
10 the parties arrested, and that thew and
their arms shall be restored to where thew
were found.
There is no probability tina, anv prac.
t,cal measure for forwarding the views If
the tliibusters can be carried througb
either Honso, but the friends of Walker
may o. able toembarrsss his opponents by
legislative dsric>s, 90 A. S,estn,lly !,
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Parsons, Clerk of the Legislative Coun.
ell, writes to Washington that Genera
Denver has arrived, and says mat II BIZ.
chandn thinks he wW pursue a dtfsren,
policy than that Of Walker and Stanton,
he is damnatly fooled"
Another prominent man writes that
Calhoun can never set up his Lecompton
government in the Territory with less
than twenty thousand Federal troops a,
his back.
DIcTIoSAgY.--We end the following
definitions of several words in Gun
language not found in Websters Diction.
airy.
Hard Tmcs.--Sitting on a cold grind
stone and reading the Presidents Mesa.
sc.
Lore.--.i little world within itself in
timately connected with shovel and tongs
Progress Of Time.-A peddler gon.
through the land with wooden clocks.
Poetry.--A bottle of ink sprinkled
over sheet of foolscap.
Patriot. man who has neither
property nor reputation to lose.
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The Official report Of the Secretary a,
war, states that the army consists Of
nineteen regiments, divided into to, ~
infantry, four of artillery, two Of dr,
so9ns, two of cavalry and one of NOM.
ted rib 4men. The whole strength of tho
army, as posted consists of about II osI
men and the actual strength ON the f;rs,
OF July last was l5,76i. In addition -
tn m as,',1 which the troops have e
De N called on to make this year, this force
Is called on togarrison 6s perman emit norts
and to occupy 10 posts spread over an
a., area OF about 100000 square m;le. -
ias Secretary Of War thinks that to ra,
aer govermentprotection to our vast from
tier and emigration perfect, a very Iarac
augmentation Of the army would a,sxs.
81 purpose, if properly posted;--be'
therefore, suggests the propriety Of ,,L
lug from Congress this increase
Inc army has b,en constantly and =,
's>e'7 engaged The Indian war in r, -
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- ss~As A@s ~ass-A00 S~9C AS00BieASs
A dead Rabbit" furnishe, the fol.
lowing to the New York Tribune:
SfH, I rcconncnd to Mr.. Buchanan
the following plan Of ''crushing out' the
Little Giant: u + f-3tf /
l. Let the Little Giant 30 fastened to
his sea. in the Senate chamber, with his
head bent down and his legs under his
desk, in such manner as to make it i'm
possible for him to rise; and let all weap
ons be taken from him if be has any.
2, Let Mr.. keitt, of South Carolina,
provide himself with heavy club, bo-
wie-knife and revolver @'
3. Let Mr.. kcitt be furnished with a
body-guard, consisting of two members of
Congress Gone from South Carolina and
one from virginia. armed to the teeth.
4. Let Mr. Keitt, with his body guard,
be admitted into the Senate chamber,
aud let the body guard be near enough
to save him from all possible danger.
5 Let Mr.. Keitt chivalrously, but
cautiously, creep up to the Little Giant
aud beat him senscless with his club. Let
the beating be continued for few min
utes upon the head of the Little Giant,
after he shall have fallen upon the floor,
so that he may be fully "subdued."
The plan, if thoroughly carried out,
would be practical, chivalric, safe-(this
last point Mr.. keittwill appreciate and
etfectual; would be heartily applauded by
Fernando Wood aud the rest Of the De-
mocratic party. and would undoubtedly
"Save the Union"
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30th june, was ID, ls6, whose annual
pensions. amounted to the sufnof31 196, }.
606 SO. One hundred sod seventy .four
fevolutioaary soldiers andseve en- hundred
sud thirty-eight widows Of revolutionary
soadiers have died during the year. To,
al number Of deaths ofsll classes Of PEN
sioners, l451. Under the varions acts
of Congress, over s6l 600 900 in pensions
have been paid on account of Revolution
airy services; either to the soluiers them.
selvs, their widows, or their representa-.
tives. The entire quantity of public land
granted by Congress for services in the
various wars is 60, 7u4 ,942 ecrss.
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forsc the majority :esome measure Of eou-
promise. -. al
General Lamar, the new Minister TO
Nieasagna, has gone to New fofk 10 take
passage on the California steamer.
General Walker estimates his lusses
by the seizures of Davis and Paulding at
$40, 900.
General Houston intended to announce
the death of Mr.. Rusk tomorrow, but
owing to severe hoarscness, he has post
poned il till Tuesday. E*gkE
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The expenditures of the department, f.,
the last year were SIP, 632, 696.sl; the
appropriation demanded for the conino
year sSl4 ,ol6,29s. %, of which 50. 746
90 w Is for the support of the NAVY and
Marine Corps, and, S4,s66,7s3 u for
special purposes. The Secretary has =
proper idea of the Importance of the ser.
vice OF which he is the head, to the oros.
per'ty and dignity Of the country, but is
OF opinion that it is our policy to attempt
to create great naval force because other
nations have seen fit to do so. He thinks
that the service might be increased to
any extent required by the exiyencees of
the country, without difficulty, when re-.
CURED ~
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Among the dispatches of Col. Johnston
to the War Department, was letter of
Elder John Taylor. late editor of The
Mormon, addressed to Capt Marcy The
following is an extract:
81 know from your personal intercourse
with members OF the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Unit States
that there have been various plans con-
cocted At headquarters for some time past,
for the overthrow Of he Mormons. Mr..
Fuller of New York, who sent you an in
troductory letter TO me, informs me that
you are politician. If 50 you must
know that in the las. Presidential cam
paign, the Republican party had opposi-
ton to Slavery and Poiygamy as two of
the principle planks Of their platform .-
You may know that Utah was picked GU:
and the only Territory excluded from
participation in the presumption rights to
land. | might enumeratc injuries BY
scores. And if those things are not so,
Why is it that Ut:h is SO knotty gues-
ton! Why could Drunmond, and host
Of other mean seribblers palm their bare
ficed lies with such impunity, aud have
their Infamous SANDERS swallowed with
such gusto? Was i, not that the Ad.
minls:ratIon, and their satellites, having
planned our destruction. were eager to
catch at anything to render specious their
contemplations of blood. Or in plain
terms, the Democrats advocated strongly
popular sovereignty. The Republican
tell them If they join in maintaining in
tolably the domestic instit ltions of the
South they must also swallow polyyamy.
The Democrats thought this would not Do
as 1t would interfere with the religious
seruples of many of their supporters, and
they looked about for some means to dis
p Sc Of the knotty question. Mr. Bu-
chanan, with Messrs. Douglas. Cass.
Thompson and others, after falling to de.
wise measures, hit upon the expedient of
an armed force against Utah, and thus,
thought BY sacrifice of the Mormons, to
unite the knotty question Yes. BY de. |
stroying or killing hundred thousand
innocent American citizens to satisfy the
p'ons, humane and patriotic feelings of
Their constituents, take the wiz d out Of
the sails Of the Republicans aud gain to
themselves immortal lonors."
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The Pen sion Hurran.

From the annual report of the Com
missioner Of Pensions it appears that the
Pension OHee has addedto the roll ofpcn.
sioners during 4he year, under all the va
rions acts, nine hundred and forty-six
pensioners, fly Two of whom wore rsvo-
latiouary soldiers. The whole uuuAss OF
rca'it2e-s e Re ~ar,rus yc.ls, - TIE
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INFORMATION wanted Of Mr. John
Naekin, who left Chicago about tie first
If Oct, and has not been heard ofsince.
He started for Rock Island. Please ad-
dress Miss Margaret Mackip, West Lib
erty, Muscatine county, Iowa. Will few
other papers please copy, aud receive the
grateful thanks Of hi. only sister in Amel.
lea.
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seE.- Why Labor SO Hard when Wei

nsE-l hare chemical process for clearing clothes b
ns VS. 81 "hch the clothes can h. washed very eesa
sth"at hnng and with very little rushing Nv this ne.
ti'a mneh hard labor can he saved; the rasAfng -
ssAesa Aa6 4ae ims and the Clothes are very "a
rtieang "a ny the old way Of washing ty machines e.
ne articles nsed cost but little and are easy to obtain
receipt 10 order postage paid. on recent AZ 80
,ents' thfse cent postage stamps good money Adj.
dress Dr. J. z. Creager. Baltimore City. Nd 4s.sn,
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fsJ THE GREAT FEMALE PHI

Dr. j. r. CreageF is the General gent
&ail' Tor Dr. Nheltng celebrated Kena.e Pills These
pis are truly valuable fer ladies'. for they will
hs moHthigeorses rksre tAeB may stop from
raatersr. They have never TAI In any case her.
heed strictly followed; indeed there ss Ieer 80 -.
fsare ever come TO orr knewledsc. Being purely
etai they are perfectly safe Mailed to order most nail
on receipt Of one dollar by J. r. Creage- Daimore -
Nd. ]. . literal discount 70 drngEiats q an,
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l1-THE NEW YORK LEncrr I,

great Family Paper, has now attained
the extraordinary circulation of Three
Ha"dred and Thirty Thousand Copies.
The Prospectus Of The LEDGER, which
contains all necessary information in re-
gard to it, will be found in our ad,crtis.
iny columns.
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Wit is sh-wood; judgment. timber
the one gives the greatest fame; the other
yields the most durable heat; aud both
meeting, make the best FIRE.
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Ida claimed the attention Of a strong
farse; sxigeut affairs in Kansas demanded
the presence there Of two regiments; and
enally tho mevemsnt of troops to Utah
vas mos, sssicuaand important uader-
taking. @
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Nrtu advertisements.
Florence Money

4 II persons indebted to me. are hereby roti-
1 \ ned thatl will receive Florence Bank Notes
a. pa'; 10 paSiheht OF such Indebtedness. if pre-.
entedt" me within sixty days from this date
Upton, Jan. 9th, 1858. IS WIN. II. TUTHIII
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GOOD News for Ladies',

a Ny Lady that will send her address Ia .r. T.
.reager, Baltimore city, Maryland, with Tire.
e posiase stamps enclosed. shall receive hy return
MA something OF importance to her. woxks xsor,
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NOTICE.

heteby caution all persons from purchasing
i note gwen in Upton, and dated on or shou,
OF $50. 30 given BY me aud in favor of Gaoraa
Schmaeker, MS will not pay the same, the said
note having been given through mistake in settle.
A. CRiSWELI.
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ha" valuable receipt for making Honey which 7 will
SEMI TO any person upon receipt of 80 certs We m,ta
ana use II 10 our family at half the cost aud cousa ,
as good as the best article Of geauue ice maAe ha.a
from shicn ~ cannot be told" Any person who win
Ae anu sen IL can clear from two 10 three dollars a
day, il only requires 4 articles to make H. "a So.
ne h.i ior oo cents Every family may have This A.
Fnsla "sury for any lldy make it in Is mir ,.ss
~ as Time. cent postage stamps as good n. moa.,
Address Dr. J. p Creager, Baltimore civ. Ma 'ss'
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inblie Notice is hereby given that the firm ~
Mccullough d Co, doing business at CamhriJ ga
ana onion Grove, in this County. have dissnl,r,,
having sold ont their stone at Onion Grave ,a
James h.Gerard.io whom all accounts made since
wy ,lst OF jury are TO be paid; and the store al
70 whom all accounts made since the 2lst of mi,
lasI are TO he paid. All persons knowing them.
serves indebted 10 said firm OF Mco,louyh 4 "a
Oh note or on any other account than those sb,,e
named, will please cali aud settle "'''e
G. MCCULLOUGH.
THos. WogDES,
Jan. . 1883.
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SUFFERERS With the Diseases Of the EI,daar
Kidneys. Gravel Droasy, Weakness. &c road H..
advertisement in another colanin, headed ..uoIrn
hnld's hcauine Pre- arattan
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HEaBoLn's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
lees yer diseases Of the bladder, kidneys vya~s,
a,ps' HeaAhess' &c has no equal Read the nd ver
PREPARATION" Nta"etas oenaine
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Elder John Taylor on Mormon Grievances

The House OF Representatives consists OF
Members. AZ Republican Members elected.
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ATTENTION ALI,

v on who are indebted to the subscriber 7,
i you DO not ay up belors the first dsy O.
rceiua,y next / shall place my notes, &c. in the
Upton JAN 9th, ls5s. DAN u.pp.Ss
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Hartford County Bank---viii he taken At Asby
ms Tor any debts due me- uDtl further notice. PAY an
Nov, Il {. WELLS sptr,r
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EeS~ DIR, Creager, Baltimora Ma

ne sole Agent for Dr. WtsDERs celebrated Ma,ri,oi,
Series Books; No. ], "A book for Yonnr NJ
signed to prepare them for Female Society y, So ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head will insert condensed srectal mo-
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per month, or sc cents per quarter, I5u per year