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A Terrible Scene.

The Lewiston, Me-, journal gives the follow
ing particulars OF the FIRE i'll that city, in which
q child persisted in the flames:-N onday evening
Mrs. Callahan says her last act before going to
bed was 70 look out in the wood shed and see if
it was ali right. The wood shed opened directly
into the house. About O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing she was awakened by a cracking sound in
the shed, and aroused her husband and herself
and gave the alarm. MIR. Callahan leaped from
his bed and rushed TO the shed door. The mo-
ment he opened it a mass of flames met him and
drove him back. The flames rushed into the
house, and in a moment the interior of his little
cottage was IL. a blaze. The mother rushed to
the window and escaped with one child. The
eating condition. One was left, and as the
thought OF it came to the mothers mind she
uttered most heart-piercing shrieks and fran
tically attempted to return 10 rescue her
daughter, who was in bed. The bystanders,
who saw that such an attempt was fool
hardy and could only result in two deaths,
detained her by force. 1t was too late.
The agony of the mother cannot be described
1t was sight painful in the extreme-knowing
as she did that at the moment her little girl was
alarm had aroused the fire department, which
was promptly Oh the ground. The fire had so
thoroughly got possession OF the cottage, that ii
was almost completely levelled. When it was
subdued, in the charred relics of a bed was
found an unsightly object-the crisped remains
of the little Nellie Callahan burned beyond pos
sibility of recognition. The mother sits besides
the little coffin to day and walls piteously, think
child was eight years old. Mr.. Callahan loses
all his household goods. His loss is 800 10 $500;
no insurance. Callahan's face and hands are
badly burned, and he is suffering very much,
but will probably recover.
ES-A child in Indiana has died from the bite
of a rat.
~A woman at Chelsea, H., has died from
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TIE DESTRUCTION OF SUIT & Co.'S NEW
BUILDING IN LOUIsvILLE.-A dispatch was re-
ceiEed ills morning BY Mr.. s. T. Suit, dated
Louisville, KY, to-day, which says: Storm
blew our new building level with the ground.
Ny residence and everything in it crushed to
atoms. Our loss Is fearful.
iSigned,l &. Il. SUIT K Coz
MIR. Suit states that the above building was
completed last week. IL was 80 feet front 22g
feet deep, ana stories high, and ne estimates
The loss ST about $50 eco.
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TIE SEVENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB
met last night, and resolutions were reported
from the executive committee and adopted.
pledgirg the members '.indiyidually and COL
lectively TO use every effort and all honorable
means TO secure the reelection OF that courteous
gentleman and able statesman, General y. p,
Chapman" and deeply regretting 'the unhappy
feud now existing among the republicans of the
old eth" committee was appointed to confer
with the 5th and 9th district clubs in regard to
holding an outdoor meeting for the purpose OF
ratifying the nomination OF General y. p. Chip
man, consisting of Messrs. Savoy, Cadman, In
graham, Taylor and Dolsn.
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Wm. h. sHEArLET's
PROFESSIONAL.

he J Z: CHESEN has removed - Iqao a.
-. street, N ". his classes N mel:caI 1li>r1s--rx
al stOnly viii hereafter meet AZ .a- NAsf'l
Soiiese, near northern terminus Of ~ srreat or
- wa ..l ions lIon = to- p IA. aus s.
N Gk0. :. KING has removed from hi. old
iLtS ~ street, che door below he sorthvast or
hR.J. u. DARRELL, DENTS 4. VII be harry
- 10 see ms friends ard patrons. Office
, UIer fRANhLlN's, Ua,ioal. JasrSss AsSS
AZ. .; CLEPHaNE, ET FRtTTEY-
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crsnOGkAPHERS AND Law IA ts.NRrsRs
.Onces-No. ITO street, between .,f AMI a
lang inuians avenuel ;, ard koom 1857 stree.
ps.nSSL ih AID lith SoUtherR Cilims Co<lnl. ssios
nuEO,hg short-hand Reports surai-he5 ~ restF.
W sIa other proceedings IL Court, psposfttor.
" -, L11neeTy, Arguments in Patent Gases. nc.
~ q. sTARkwEITHER,
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Boon ., OF second floor OF Barbour's La. surd,.,
Washington.
ss~essdy,cs ts< Lcrirasa sss-ss noiSv
John +. HAMA,
ATTORNET Law,
s.,x No. folnGls Law huildinr,
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Boon ., OF second floor OF Barbcur's Lev sundin,
Washington.
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r. 4 Ii.
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BcCHfHbR1Hg UEDKb0L0TlIEa may =
sonsre All orders promptly and neatly execrssd
Enfranoe On street., oesWeeu tth ard eth. noll.c
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PANTS, unsurpassed in beauty Of design and
workmanship, from o. 70 %, 90 4. eTRAUs. 1olI
Pennsylvania svenue. myD
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

bklshsh lhk and 4 guarant-sd = tha q. -,,,r-,-
wealth ~ msssschusetts Call snd rea1 >s--is-..ss
so TecelTts ron widows, orphans srs ss--,s--r
tors, who have been rsd the fUil ArlCr-t i,s-.sg
a terg l. sgicsss ron one L. taree ye.r. al "a
tine Of decesse. - '-
Pail. n wFI~n
Agent Tor N a.
jee4n sos y street, Nas1rf- V---ri,
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CAief Signat Ofc.,
WAsHINGTON. Dc. March Is ix72 Id q IA

WAR IMPAIRMENT, Office Chief Signal Ofcey,/
WASHINGTON, DC, March Is, 1872, 10 sm}
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENrY-FOuR
HoURs.-The barometer has continued rising
ever the southern, middle and New England
states, over which clear and pleasant weather is
now very generally prevailing. The pressure
has continued diminishing over the northwest.
with rising temperature and winds backing II
southeIly, which have now extended over the
upper lake region and to the Ohio valley.
Cloudy weather is now prevailing from Ne
braska to Lake Erie and northward, with light
snow over Minnesota and northern Wisconsin.
An area of low barometer is apparently adj
yancing eastward towards California.
PROBABILITIEs.-The barometer will con-
tinue rising over the Atlantic states for a time
with clear and pleasant weather during the
day. The latter will also prevail over the south
ern states. The pressure will continue dimr-
ishing from the upper lake region to the lower
Missouri valley, and extend southwark over the
Ohie valley and eastward to western Pennsyl-
vanla and New York, with increasing southerlv
winds, rising temperature, increased cloHdiness.
and very probably rain and snow during the day
and evening, and possibly over the middle and
New England states to- night. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated Ior the Atlantic and
gulf coasts.
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BALTIMORE, March 1s.-virginia skies, old.
45; Va do. consolidated, 57s; West yirginia's,
II bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 1s.-Cotton firmer: low
middlDgs held at p. Flour quiet and steady;
Howard street superfine, SO II az extra, S7Ias;
family, ssa a9A; city mills superfne, S61a1;
extra, - Has; family, sSsall \. western super
hne, 50 az; extra, HaS; family, So a9 Wheat
hrm; Pennsylvania sl60aI72. White southern
corn active, 60a6i; yellow southern dull, GOaGI:
mixed western nominal, 61a62. Oats quiet, 5la
5S; southern, 5la56 Rye quiet, 95aSI. Pork
sal,s 100 bbls. at s13A. Bulk meats and Bacon
heavy and nominal; hams steady, sugar-cured
l2Hal3. Lard. So az. Western butter active:
choice rolls, 2ss3o; good to prime, 23a26. whiskey
quiet; S9a9O.
NEW YORK, March 1s-Stocks strong Gov
ernments dun and firm. Gold steady, 10i
Money hrm, :. Exchange. long. 9H: short, 10I.
Virginia 6's. da; new, 81. North Carolinas,
ISL; new %.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-Flour dull andheavy.
Wheat dull and nOminally unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, March IS, 100 p. m.-American Sc
cuI tiles quiet and steady. A speculative ring
has caused the price OF Russian tallOw to adj
vance to 60 shillings; American tallow is unaf-
fected.
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rs STREET RAILROAD MEETING.
<ATMOsPHERIC POISON.

The spring Gun calls up something besides the
flowers and grasses. 1t evolves from the damp
earth turbid rivers, stagnant pools and black mo-
RAISES, the gaseous provocstives of disease From
the ofal and garbage Of unclean cities too, il ex
hales an efiuyia destructive of health ana yigor
Periodic fevers Of various types are nav raging
with unusual yirulencs in various parts of the
country, and there are complaints from all quarters
OF q sinsularly unhealthy spring. What is to be
done in this emergency The answer is simple and
to the point Strengthen the body. Weakness prs-
dispC ses the system to disease. Commences Mt
once course Of the most genial OF tonics, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittsrs. Be assured that the germs
Of epidemic and endemic fevers will never in
feet the physique that has been fortified and
regulated with this glorious vegetable restorative
moist atmosphere aggravstes dyspepsia, and all
diseases OF bilious " pc, and the sudden tharmom
etrical changes common at this season, are severe
trial even (, strong constitutions There is but one
way Of combating these dsleterous agencies, and
that is By invisorating the body and mparting
healthy activity TO all its functions. The only
specific required for this purpose 10 Hostetters Bit
ters OF all vegetable toRcs and alternatives il is
the purest and the best Its medicinal ingredients
include all the juices and extracts Of the most ap
proved tonic, anti bilious and sntisertc products Of
the Botanic kingdom, and they combined with
a stimulant far superior quality to the alcohol
used in preparing the ti2ctures and extracts of the
% regular pharmacopOeia. mis- eo3,Sw
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and Commercial.
Government Securities.
Stock ReDOrt.

tBy Frontlin TsEeercph Company, Gao Pa arenue. I
hEw fcEk March ls-FiTst Board 10 - NJ
me- es: ISL: conpon, lnzi; s.so's. 90, coupon,
Hles; As, new, Us. coupon, Illis; s-D's. ~ cou-
pen. n2a. ea's, 90, COMMON, IZss 10 COS, coupon
Canton. %: Western Union Telegraph. II; Quick,
silver, 3!5.: Pacific Mail. 6l1s Adams Express s7s
press, 73'1 United States Express. 49,: New York
Ccutral sDl Hudson, ga New York Central Scrip
gan Central, ll6 Lake Shore Michigan southern,
"a Union Pse'hc Rai,road, s61.: Illinois Central
Northwest pref'd, %: New Jersey Central, u.s.
koek Isishd, lls5s; Milwaukee and ST Paul, s916;
ware. LsckawsnsaS Western. IlIsi; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed ga Hannibal and St Joseph, az: Chi-
Eg3s OHIO Mississippi certificates, $50 Columbus,
chicago and Indiana Cent .24: Tennessee SIS, old,
,ni Bonds rs; North Ca-oiiss 6s, old, ss14; North
CaIoiina new q; Missouri SIS, s5; Central Pa
Gold. -
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jury reform Is marching on. The legislatures
of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri, have all
recently passed bills to secure intelligent Jurors
instead Of men who never read the newspapers.
to try important cases. A similar bill has been
pending in the New FORK legislature for several
weeks, and there are now signs that 1t win
shortly become . law. Somehow the west
always leads the east in legal reform, being les,
governed by musty precedent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-18

Mr.. Henry Reed, formerly of the Cincinnati
Commercial, but more recently OF the Chicago
RePHbIioan, is now associated with Col. Piatt in
the editorial management Of the Capital Mr..
Reed has long been recognized as one of the
most ioreible writers in the west, and he can
scarcely fall to become a valuable ACQUISITION 70
the sgild of Journalism in Washington.
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A burnt child breads the fire. aud hence the
terrible smallpox experience through which
Philadelphia has passed makes that city quick
to take the alarm when another epidemic is
threatened. The papers in that city. as well as
those in New York and Chicago, call attention
to the filthy streets, and quote from the British
Medical Journal statements OF frightful ravages
OF cholera IN the east, together with the opinion
OF that publication that England's exemption
frsn the invasion of that plague during the fall
was due altogether to the timely arrival OF the
cold weather. IL makes the rather startling
declaration that England is enjoying a respite,
and nothing more. OF course, with the cholera
in Europe we would not long escape, and the
prevalence OF small pox and scarlet and spotted
fevers in some sections of the country are rather
alarming indications of a condition of the at
mosphere favorable to the spread of coptagion.
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The republican conventions Of Georgia, Indi
ana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Kentucky.
and Wisconsin have declared In favor of the
denomination OF President Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-18

The Philadelphia republicans who have suf-
iered somewhat from corrupt officials, have sen.
-.biy undertaken the work Of reform inside the
Iarty instead Of going over to the opposition.
Delegates are being elected in the several wards
10 convention which is intended to inaugurate
a general republican reform movement In the
management OF their primary elections and
nominating conventions, through which hitherto
unworthy men have been elevated to positions
which Should have been filled by better men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-18

The New York World demonstrates against
the Impotence of those democrats who think
their general committee ought to issue call for
TIE national convention without further DELAY.
y represents that for many Campaigns past
g. moerstic national conventions have not met
lore the end of May, and thinks the commit
tie would make mistake If they should issue
ter call previous to the Connecticut election.
81 looks a. if the World wanted to see a little
more OF the driH of public sentiment, in order
Judge just how democratic the candidate and
Iatform can be to stand any chance of success.
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The Patriot stoutly champions all our plaques
and nnisances-our filthy canal, hog-walloxs.
unpaved streets, and John II. Crane. Ne,t -s
expect il to say COED word for the smalI-no,
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PERSONAL.


N1AnAME BOyINs MONTHLY PILLS Vii,
Nl move al Female rregulsrttiss. MARE
Lad . should rot fh~m n Trcgnsut. f.f TIE,
viu L. sUIe O. pTotuCe m isCATrisge. Ohcr. eOs q
street. :. W, Island. msrlS ma"
HATTIE. fRFNCH. 6-sf--esssf, Mss,raia. S
II ksstsCs hfSsssn. NEvrs FAlls IN a. ,tng COZ.
rect and relis BE communicates. come and witn---
street, n. ". between v and y mars 20
MADAM soNINs PERIonICAL DROPS A
l't ssre cure for all female irrc<u aritios. The,
should not b. taken during PREGNANCY. they Dr.-
duoe niscsrriNge. 1il q bet, 7tb ana an mr' nm
NIks. n. y. WRIGHT. fks trsiIlscr-s 6sts.
Nt rogcs' Grf hargsffg PaBstrfaE. h>r taken
rooms stss I'm steee,, telwecr n AID epp site
Oad Fellows hail. where she will b happy a. -.
those who NAV r. euire her services. Hsrslm
WI Medtsrs. can be censuted AZ her housr. N
Sfs 9TH - between q aud u IS lslsnf. upoo al
in rcra"i business past rresent sud future. - I'm.
DRiyATE CONSULTATIONS AT OLD nm
II DARBlS, on a. street, three do,rs south o.
the avenue. The oIlg advertiser rrcuEniKed bg "a.
profession pert ami specialist IN diseases a
the geners;iVe organs. f-h2s I'm
NO II MBUG-Ths Qneen OF Spirits. the highs
Y developed medium II ing. hss tho wonterful
power Of changing luck tells the past. rresout and
future. SG cess failure u any business tlretOd
&c, &C. l2s l. street, between st and New yer.eY
sNenue flSims
\ ADIEs SUFFERING FRoM IRRKaULARI
u ties, ~eaknesse-, or suy complaint PEG altar
their shosid coufde IN Or. LEON, the 0ifs q o.,
tH5tsAed and only reliable and safe PhE sicaa nah
lux speciality % female plants n the city He
sspecisily invites eau from those VINO hsve be-,
deceived BY swinalers. He guarantees a speedy
cure CT no charge. Sspa-ap koo-rs To- laf1 pc
sisnts. booms NO. III 1 strect. between Tth ana
sh. ccZ-r
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DRY GOODS.

BosAN q "fLiE
fer advantages in all the varied departments of
DBY GOODS,
RICH BLACK SILKS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
EMBRUIDERIES AND LACEs
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
~ Complete Stock. One Price Only.
Open to day 900 yards fine colored AiTacas, at
25 cents.
mari4 If Nos 1918 and lOaO 7th streetN.w.
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COAL! COAL COAL

We now receiving WHITE ASH and LY-
KENS VALLEY COAL direct by vessel, aud are
selling at reduced prices.
Will deliver in any part Of the city.
Orders by mail filled promptly.
I EDW. CLARK & co,
Foot of irh street east,
mis- lw and Va. avenue and OH street y E
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EDUCATIONAL.

ERENGH AND GERMAN taught by an eNps-
l. rienced Teacher, educated in France. ENa-
LISH Taught 20 FOREIGN Ladies or Gentlemen
address, MISS l. CANIBERG ER, care of General
J, fries, Scott Place, City. mla-ea5ts
MIsSES PORTER CHAMPNEYS HOME
Nl SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, old Hafies. Mus
The Summer Term will commence on wEDNES-
DAY, Aprl3, lS2 Circulars and testimonials can
.e obtained OF Judge G. q Mott, Court of Claims.
ashneton, ID. C., or on application to the Princi
pals. mars I'm
EE0LlSH, FRENCH, AND CLAsSIOAL Ip
"a STITuTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Rs, ANGELO JACKSON, PrinciraI,
70. 91S New York avenue. northwest. ssf IN
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- DISTRICT CLAIMS

wAsHINGTcN. II. O.. March I5,lE7
The following claims are in the Possession of the
Committee Of the House OF Delegates, en- the In
d. btedness Of the District of Columbia and the par
tics med requested to call at the Legiss
tive Hail. and get those belonging them on or be
fore WILD ESDAY, March 30, is7s, as IL Is the de-
sire Of the Committee TO close the business before
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fere MED+ ESDAN, nj
sire Of the Committee
them, viz:
NJ. Moore,
u. M. Wheeler,
D. Jones,
j. Burns,
4. o. McNair,
John Hogan,
W E Wood L Co.,
J. W. Jones.
A Webster, r. of W,
Thomas McClain,
Q. Clark,
Thomas willisms,
Hiram Brown.
G. Il. Creepy,
Alex. Patterson.
u. Baker,
J. :. Lyons,
samuel Barker,
:. Bland,
:. Uber.
J q Kern,
Jos. Smith.
Henry White,
". Foley.
W. Bari holomew,
Beall & Baker,
Michael Sheahan.
Ct o. II. " ilsun 4 Co.,
A. Er6man,
George Francis,
A. J joyce & Co,
First National Bark,
John NcGrann,
Mis-. n. nj Cameron,
someTyille & Leitch,
Wilson IsdeIl,
Peter h gan,
Julia A. SDroot,
Nn. n uehliseh,
James Wright.
j. W. Kennedy 4 Co.,
II. Se Sersnn,
Glib. on & Bro,
" m Ballantyne,
W d. CrossmaD,
w. Gas I ighI Co.,
II. =. Morrell,
J A. Jordan,
George Foilansbee,
George Emmerick,
W. &. Harper,
j. g. Payne.
Caleb Cushing.
W. ii. Gait q Go
W ash. Sunday Gazette,
&c, rye A Baker,
g. M. Oyster,
John Patch.
De We're Burr,
J. A. Frank.
Joseph +. Kelly.
FenMick & Stewart,
W. W. Birth,
Ccyle Bogers,
Timothy Mccarthy,
s. Prentiss,
W. III. raws,
J. J Fink,
s. Il. Bond.
]. A. Branson,
John Snow,
Hall & Hume,
g. w. Knox.
Thomas Knowles,
M. Murphy,
Il. Jones,
alfred Chinn.
Sibley Manuf'g Co.,
q. &. Thompson.
Thos. Smallwood,
J. A. Baker,
y Gafrety,
T. Evans,
J. Il. X ushling,
=. N. Hudson,
Frsncis Gerrmuehler,
z. II. Nichols,
J. q Waters,
s. T. Suit,
Geo. ii Newman,
W. W. Porter,
Patrick Driscoll,
d. l.. jackson,
D. Harrington.
Nat. Savings Bank,
J. Gates q Son,
:. j. Va que,
r. A. Hyde,
o. @. Fulton 4 Son,
II. Crnit.
Vim. ii Narrower,
marl6-3t Chairman {
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~WAsHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
S our RAILROAD COMPANY.
foREsrvLLE, PRIMES GEoRsE's Co., MD
February ~, 1871.
At meeting Of the corporators Of the washing
ton City and Point Lookout Railroad Company, at
Forestville:
[" Ordered. That books Of rubecriptioa to the CAP
itai stock q said company shall Be opened on fRl
DAY. the 29th day Of March, 1879. ct Rileys Store,
forestyi lille, for the pur pose OF enabling All
Who desire 90 20 do to subscr be 10 the "a nitaI
stock Of sal1 company. Books will be opened ct 10
O'Clock m, and closed at O'Clock D m
DUNCAN q. WALKER
s.W. B. HUTCHINs,
st. SUIT,
JOHN T. BOWIE.
feb2e I'm r C. GRIEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-18

NTTO THE TAXPAYERS OF TIE DIS.
S TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Nof,ee IS hereby gtrsH, that the Board of Appeals
70 revise the assessment Of property win meet at the
ofice 81 the superint@ndent Of Assessment and
Taxes, Columbia Building, in the city Of Washing.
ton, on the 18th DAY OF MARCH, lg2, at 10 o'clock
session from 10 CLOCK A NJ UNTIL 3 o'cLocK P
NJ, OF each day, tSundays excepted,J and on Mon
day and Tbursday from to O'Clock n ma . for
thirty consecutive days, as required by law.
All appeals made 70 said Board Of 3 ne ais against
whom assessments have been made, shall be made
In writing, and under oath or sffi rmaiion.
b. A. HALL, FL MIDDLETON, Jr +,
VII. WALL. GEORGE WILSON.
RILEY SHfEN. mari In