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SANTA CLAUS.

He rides TO the East, he rides to the West,
OF his goodies he touches not oue;
He eateth the crumbs OF the Christmas
feast
When the dear little folks are done.
Old Santa Claus doth what he can;
This beautiful mission is his;
Then, children, be good TO the little old
man
When vou md ,Uho the little man is.
Cincinnati Commercial
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, December 27.-MoEEY-
Active at I l-34 per cent. with interest.
Prime mercantile paper sal per cent.
Customs receipts S27S,0OO. fhe Assistant
Treasurer dlsbursed S2276,OO0. Clear
ings Sl7,OOO,O00. Sterling, weak; long
482s; short 4SG; acual business at con-
CesslOns.
GoLD-Opened at 1925 and closed at
1929. Carrying rates 5 TO per cent.
SILVER &c At London, SAD; here silver
bars l2Ot, green backs; III, gold; silver
coin IG3 per cent. discount.
E.,yrDNT.EtN-Ts- " naL
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUslIo.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countcnance is pale and
leaden-co.ored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; thepuPil5 dilate; an esemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleed5; swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
flrred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, wItha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fieeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
aadvomiting; violentpains through
ont the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times Costive; stools Shiny; not
uafrcquently tingcd with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimeSdryand cOnyulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varla-
bIe, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. MCLANE' S NERMlFUGB
VIII certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; tits an innocent prepa'
ration, net rata5Le GfI1iRSMe Shghf
e5t iNjlOy 10 tie MgSt fSH.Icr l1taHk.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MFUCE bears the signatures of {.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
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BEHSON'S CAPCINE P PO s9gsR

was invented 10 overcome the great otjec-
uon ever found TO the Old style OF porous
piaStegS, that OF slow action in bringing
relie'. BenSon's Capcine Porous Plaster
relieves pain al one ana cures quickly.
1t imparts q sensation OF gentle and StImu-
lating warmth, and brings rest and COM
fort 10 the sufferer. decZUD
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

IlWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOU rs ,er-l
! on York and Virginia SIS, Island HI
Tnay are in "a very d,sir ,ble location. -''''
Have all modern improvements, includ o
ing -aS, BATH rooms sc. Terms moderate.
Further information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
dcclT lljj Market street.
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FOR RENT.

fNHE OLD no L HOTEL, ON ri
| east side OF Market SquSrr, nj ~
present occupied by George -chwarl-
bach. This is an Old and popular business
stand. Possession given April list. For
particulars apply TO GEORGE HOOK,
dec 7s g}5 Market Street.
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.. TnLN M ETG
Paper Box Manufacturer,

Nos. l2ll aud 1913 Main street, up stairs
told Union Hall. * now prepared 10 m' st
all kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
in AS good style and II as low prices a.
any house in the country. Orders nom
h country promptly attended 20.
tylO-egc
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
BILLIARD ROOM FOR SALE,

7 OFFER MY BILLIARD ROOM, TO-
| gether with all the
TABLES, BILLIARD BALLS, CASES.
FIXTURES, &C,
nd four years lease on the room, at
very low price, rs ! desire 10 leave the
state. II is the only billiard room in the
city and centrally located.
dec2lra j. II. SLNERING.
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at'hesling &e9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGIspER.

One year....-...-SS OJ Three months...32 W
six monthS........ 4 W one month";. 70
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..Si OU One copy,6 mos.S w
WEEKLY REqISTER.
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FOR RENT.

rIHE OPERA HOUSE STOKES 6-A
| and ban room Tor rent al reason I"H
aulc terms. Possession given imme-
dia ely. Apply al the office OF the Ger
man Fire Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, deem
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RAILROAD BoNDS-OeheraIN lower
Ono and Mississippi seconds declined
from SO to 80. Hannibal and St. Joe
convertibles tell oil to $50, Chesapeake
and Ohio frsts, coupon on, to 70, and
Michigan Central rs to 1863.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs-The market WAS dull without
essential change, except in Lake Shore
and .Lackawauna, both OF which were nc
tive and strong, the former opening at
6O3, selling up TO GlB and closing at Coz
81. The latter sold down to
49,, and closed at 50s The Chicago,
Milwaukee and i. Paul Railroad has de-
clsred dividend OF 3! per cent. on pre-
ferred stock, payable on aud after Jsnu-
ary %, 1873, on account of the net earn
iDss OF the company for the current
wear. The transfer books will be closed
January 10, and reopened January 70
Rufus Hatch to-day, by the unanimous
vote o. the Committee on Admissions,
resumed his seat at the Stock Exchange
having settled and paid IN full all claims
against him. The transactions aggTe-
gated $1,000 shares, OF which $1,000
we're Lake Shore, 1000 st. Paul, COM
mon, 1900 preferred, $500 Delaware,
Lackswsuna and Western, and l,4OO
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Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE w.
i Marquis, deceased.
In uursuan g to a decree OF the MunicI.
pal Couri OF Wheeling. made In q cause
therein pendin. u subject the real estate
OF the said George W. Marquis 10 the pay
ment Of his debts you are required 10
presen; your claims against the said
George MaTqU :. for adjudication, 10 l." :.
Jordan, Commissioner, at his Office in the
city of Wheeling, ON or before tle 18th
day OF January, 1875.
Witness, ThoS VI Darrah, CLERK of the
said courr, this 9th day OF Move Der, 1871.
nO2Suawv THUS, VI. DARRAH, Clerk
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FOR RENT.

DDOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building Will be for rent by Janu-
agy lst Persons desiring a good business
room in a good location, on reasonable"
terms, can get Information rom
/. II. WILLIAMS, Scc'y.
arcSh At FRANKLIN ms. Ofllcc.
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FOR RENT.

7 ARGE, COMFORTABLE DWELL -
4 iug house on Thirteenth street. 80
". V. HUGL, y BRO, 1870 Market
street. decsh
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IN calling the attention OF the trade to
the above cards, the subscriber would also
announce that no has undertaken the
bus mes, OF Pork Packing exclusively, AT
The establishment lately occupied by List,
Davenport & Parks, who have disposed OF
treir grocery department.
With increased facilities tor carrying on
the Pork and Provision business, IT shall
be his aim To meet thc large aud lncreas'
iug demand for meats Of superior qualify
and 10 maintain the reputation for when
the products OF the late firm were c"ie-
bratcd,
He mus now ready complete stock OF
Sugar cured Hams, shoulders and Break
faSt Bacon, Bulk and Bacon shoulders,
and Clear sides, Mess Pork, and Lara IN
all the styles Of packages.
Prices furnished on application, am
will be a. low as the market Will admit,
Keeping in view the superior quality oil
b. Davenport, Of the late firm, Will re-
main with me and expects 10 visit our
friends shortly.
Thankfully acknowledging tn" large
patronage bestowed On the lat" firm, re-
sprctiul y ask its continuance.
Very respectfully,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec H., l977. dclO
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NpTiI Wf-Ni II Wv "-|ft
CHICAGO, December 27.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-ln good
demand and price, shade higher; No.
| Chicago spring 81 l0!; No do. 81 lOS
cash and seller December; seller January
81 III; 81 lO5 seller February; No. 5
81 O3; rejected SSIc. Coru-UnsettIcd,
bgt generally lower; has sold at 45c;
closed AT 433c cash; 43c seller January
42!c seller February; rejected 35c. Oats
-Dul and nominal at 25c cash; 25sc
seller January and February; rejected
De. Rye-S.eady and unchanged ut
5,jn Bnrley-Dull and prices shade
lower At SIC. Pork Active but n shade
lower At Sll 20 cash; ST. 10 seller Janu-
arv. SIl 90 seller December; FL 50 sell
Ter February; Sl2 o.! seller March.
Lard-In fsir demand but at lower rates;
| al 20 cash and seller December; I'll 61t
seller January; II IS seller February;
| - - seller March. Bulk Meats-ln
fair demand; easier, but not quotably
lower al 4!@6@6!c. Whisky-DuII and
! lover at 81 %.
Cali Board-W hcat-Ess,er but not
ountsb.y lower. CorE-Dull AID prices
\ shade lower at 43!c. cash, 425c. seller
January; Oats-Essier at 2lsc seller
Jasuary; 25@255c seller February.
! porE-Dull- and prices shade
| Iower: SIl 65@ll CD seller January;
Sll S0@ll S2!seller February, Lard
Dull; lot quotably lower.
New YORK, December 27.-Beeves-
Receipts 80 head, making 2 $50 head for
three DAYS agar st 1860 same time las.
week Trade dull but prices traction
HIGHER: market closed firm with III up
ward tendency; few choice cattle, IN
Guiding one par weighing 1890 b:., sold
NJ 1l1c to dress 81 lbs gross cwt.;
medium to strictly prime steers . to lltc
10 dress from D to 81 lbs.
Sheep-Recelpts 1850 head, making
800 Tor three days against 9 26O same
time last week Good to prime stock
ab5u, Ic higher; very common grades
ne Elected; the sales Included ordinary. TO
sood sheep at 81 l5@5 Is per 100 lbs. ;
ordinary to extra lambs s. 50GC Is; no
extra sheep on sale.
Hogs-Rsceip,s 1920 head, making
II 26O Tor three days against 1850 same
! time last week. hhIhel sLeSuy abu
moderately firm AT 81 5o@4 10 per 100
lbs i've.
CI.cINNATI. December 2G.-Co.ton-
Nominsliy unchanged at l0sc Flour
steady snd unchanged. " heat-Quet
ana steady; red u l59l IS. Corn
Dali at 3SG39c. O.ts-Qulet and
steady at 2SG3lc. Rye-Demand islr
aid MARIE, firm At 6D@6 &c, Barley
bull; good to prime western sprlng at
5uG55c. Pork Quiet sud held ~ Sll 80.
Lard In lair demand but ~ lower
rates; steam 10; kettle IS 259S 80
Bulk Mests-D4h and unchanged.
Bacon-Dul al 6@6i@70I@73c
Green Steady ana n la.r demand
shoulders 4c; sides 5lc; hams, &c for IA
pounds average. Whlsky-ln lair de-
man1. but at lower rates at 81 "a
Linseed Oil-Quiet at 56G5Sc
Hoss-Quiet and unchanged.
New ORLEANS December 27.-Sugsl
In fair demand :. full prices interior
to good common 54,G63c; prime &c; vel
low clarified 1889. Mslasses-Dull
common 20@22c; fair 26@27c. Rice
Unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY.

The priyate view OF the pictures contributed
70 the 18th annual exhibition ana sale of the Artists
Fund Society attracted crowd OF connoFseurs 10 'he
Kurtz Gallery last night and, Us uSiai gu 5ucu oo'"
sons the rooms presented nm animated ana ih'ere'hx
scene There are nnety-Avo works on the Catalogue
and many OF our best painters are larry represented -
r. Clifford has characteristic sunset on inc
Hudson, with the Palisades, aad glowing
INF M late Autumn landscape entitled The Wood Pain L.
: Clifford sends scene the Nile ard fragment Of
Venice. Eastman JOhnson's The Old GOODier eAnipIeu
At the Century Club as week. is there 40 too are j. IT,
Browns carefully painted street urchns ehgaSe III ene
is.re Of Heads or Taa w. II. Boards monkeys in Box
AT the OPERA ard Thomas Hickss brilliant group hea
ing George Eliot which at the Century at the
came time Mr. Hicks also contributes IA picture OF
BRETON peasant girl at her Morning Prayer George
H. BoughtOn has u cabinet picture Inc rage TALL
surdv and not at all conventional page reading letter.
Will. female face watches him from tie folds OF cur
tam There two large pictures by vincent Coyer
suset scene Ion the deck Of ocean steamer Home
ward Round and A view of the Snowy Range from the
pfairies Colorado striking landscape, representing
the Border Of the Mlpond, Head OF Little Neck Bay
r T. by Charles RI. Miller, a Long Island sunset by
tho same artist some Roses by @. C. Lamb
din. an English Cottage by l. Rich-
ards. q beautiful Ideal Head by A. LaWre,
a sunset By c. r. Cranch Noon Rise AT inc Isle Oh
shoals by De Haas. Mr.. Cropsey's Glimpse OF stoke
Pogis J. c. Ncos marine piece, Near the Land repre-
senting tug with sails in the distance. and George H.
storv's slas Foster Bthcdale Romance are among
the other most noticeable pieces "hhreuse gives "
delicate and richly tinted Late Autumn scene ana john
y Weir a view OF Salt Meadows near New-hA'en.
Hennessy has u girl ladder Gathering lruit'
French paysanne with pretty face and wooden saeots
There are several works from the pencil OF
barley and three spirited etehiuSs by Whistler framed
together and neither named Included IN TIE cata
logue The sale will take place next Tuesday evening at
Association Hall
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Brewery, O. n. T. Richardson ,.mo, pease Bolivia Cant

Brewer o. n 7. Richardson 'smo' peare Bolivia Capt
arrIv ed at santiago do Cnba Jan. ~.
NOBLE Jan l6.Ciedred bark WaGerer, for An sterdaru
Arrived. ship RUBY. from Liverpool -
london sonna5end Calais; brig LrciDe foIn Mainra
Cleared brig Joshua King for Cork or Famooth bark swan
I3sTos. jan, ls-Arrvea steamship Marathon Garrett
FOR BaltImore banks weymouth. Tor Cork rlisH,h
We.torn sea. for PoTtau-Prlsto, BOLIVIA, IDr rubhH
Africa. sailed. steamships All 3, Neptune, and johns
%9aIoLK. Va jan l6-saiIe "Trip CASHIER Tor liverpool
Arrived scrs Anna r. BaboocS. from NewiOrs for Car
CHAgLEsToy. Jan. l6-Arryed 6a-k maria I've G rom rom
Acancia from Mstanzas schr Carrie BOnDel from BsrsA
Ceoelia. r barcelona sailed bark HOmsyard Bound or
Liverpool . ~ -, ,,n.. -,
Porto Kico 5srSs oneen from Belfast Presto
cared bark Leah (Br) FOR WhthoTn St. Chrstopher
SAN Fa.y' rsc5 Jan I6Arrived ships from
London; TnTasaer from Baltimore Charger rom New.
sip Oceanic tor oag Kong via Yok mana Pacific Mail
GGIg9sT6S jan 6-Clcared bark Enrique Liverpool
Eva CarSiI. do. Samson do; schr Grace AnfrrTs or
PORTLAND Me-, Jan. IGCeared, schr. Kate Hilton ot
siiTpsoaz Jan. Is-Arriyed steamship Vim. Kennedy.
Ester .roN Boston Cleared scnr Caiolne r. Ba-sL Icr
brigs lacho aud Harry, schra w. b. Herrtck and Ammo
PsIaADxLrniA Jan. ls-Cleared steamships Virginia.
Hunter for clrond Ashland, Donghty. for Fan River
Catherine whiting. Harding amt Emdoitor. Rogers ior
Tor NewYork, schr I.obecca II. Hudde, for Havana
sailed hE Se oTl e soc si % a As 1"5s hd "'''
F2RraESs %qSaoE Jan s Srg Mf sf ar rh
,.a aS ,gn for YoTk IVA ''
FORT ROYAL > C.. jan ls.-sailed. steamship City Of
vNFYARDn AygN. Jan 10 Ar vot brig Kelen s. Ho,nes
York for Portsmouth; wU- IL Page from New-fork Tor
Passport.
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RECENT OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From Tie MeadpHie (Psnn) IournoL
We occasionally hear the lament OF an adj
mirer of Horace Greeley the effect that THB TRIBUNE
ia what it We agree with them As regards tne
abstract truth OF their view hut disagree with them 10
this: they deem The TRIBUNE not 80 goOd-we think
1t better. There is not on THIS side OF the
Atlantic journal which so completely covers INC
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gossip from Rome or Paris, news rom Befin.
Consfantnope. or London, Local calamity a ngnt
with the Indians. a great political dispute, The
TRIBUNE invariably has the best man at the place. ana
h' ssip # The mos entertalnng nl+ news .ns iesest
far ed al 1vai- while mechanical execution 1t
y S S Sen one look, over it's broad
columns does wonder why when an American mas
anythng 20 tell lLe world writes TO TIE TRIBUNE
inst rs naturally as an EnglishmGn writes TO The London
Times.
From The South orange " ~ Balietin.
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determined by the Returning Board, cannot no law
fully given to Hayes the board legally
made up, since only four members were II, and is
had already been declared Illegal by Congressional
committee He adds To suppose that exaggerated re-
ports OF the anarchy and awessness permitted and en-
cOuraged by State government entirely the hands OF
these same Republicans, be accepted q ju5tifca
ton for reasonable outrage upon the whole nation il
to suppose that we nation Of idiots. To multiply
those reports will but add 20 the infamy OF the Louisiana
rlcrsand their apologsts. But great popular de-
maud for tho highest national purity bow be
pected. The people will cheerfuly accept any solution
OF he Presidential question reached by the concurrent
ruling by creature Of the Senate. ndorsing the Ousi
ana vany and forcing nOneiected ruler upon the M
o VIII ve I. pI.ccutnt WA. sooieS 90, OF ] AZ a.
mocracy by word and kissing among the nations"
Everybody must admit that intimidation is
political weapon which cuts both ways II Is limited
to section, though It abouuds most largely in the
South al present The OF Gen Spinner's scnsnlaw
in Florida was mentioned in The TRIBUNE few days ago
example of the way which the practice has been
carried into business relations This has prompted
The Pbilddephia Tee0rdph to recall q somewhat famous.
though notably full attempt IN this city several
years ago. eve recolc:," SAYS The Teeoraph " that
the Union League Club Of Ncw-York undertook only
few years ago to ntimdale Horace Greeley. who Is
stated the editorial page OF TIE TRIBUNE to To the
founder OF that influential aud able Journal 10y threaten
ing TO expe him because he advocated more liberal
policy toward the South aud the late rebel leaders than
members of the club thought or ex-
pedent IL that Mr.. Greeley not elected from
the Union League in disgrace. not because certain men,
the CLUB both willing and anxious to
have him ciecteC but simply because Mr.. Greeley was
good If practice intimidation upon,
and able TO coniOund his assaants. The resit OF
the attack Greeley taat those who made were
compelled to figure before the world as naroW-nlnhed
hlocxhaads while tue founder Of THE TRIBUNE con-
iinucd TO walk ~. Of portals Of The clubhouse
lpl
pleasure 90 To way Of thinking this was as
dgraut OF attempted Intimidation 10 Is tlIat wich
TUE TRIBUNE rccites having occurred ~ JacHsonFr
Fla. and it is quite much an indication OF state OF
standardization"
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BARTON-At Golden's Bridge, westchester County " Y.
The residence Of Der son nlaw Nm H. strong. ON the
dOre d. Barton OF Buffalo, " IN the odd ycef OK her age
BOOCOCK-In Brooklyn Tuesday morning, jan lG 1877.
susanna widow OF John a. BoocOcx, ESQ. go.
The relatives ana friends OF the family ere respectfully
invited 70 funeral from her late residence No 4jl
Clnton-st, on Thursday, 18th inst at O'Clock D. IN.
BROOKS-At B-evlle. y j., Sunday evening jan II, Of
consumption Mary j. the Youngest daughter Of the late
and sarah r. Brooks age II year, and months
friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the Reformed Church. M1ns,
Beevis thursday afternoon the 9Th inst, az OclO'
leaves Newark branch OF Erie r. b. foot OF Cham
berss $40 also via MOnciair and Greenwood lsKe
r. r. from DesbrOsses St. 70 Sew6rk station (WoOice &C
y O'Clock N.
DYER-On Fridly l2,h inst. Of bronchial consumption.
Julia w. wife OF the Late Caleb Dyer in the 65th year OF hr
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited
funeral from her late residence orient l. J.,
Wednesday morning l7th inst, at IL O'Clock.
HUDsONAt Pelham Bridge. Monday Jan. Is. Joseph Hud-
in the Sith yes" OF ms ase.
JEsUP-On jan H. OF pneumonia. Anna Beach, widow Of
Newark. y. j.
N0tce OF funeral hereafter
y Mrs Nary ann McGsrrah reiict the lae W.
MCGarrah, in tic 6Sth year Oh her ag-
The friends OF the family invited TO attend her funeral
Wednesday. the li a. O'Clock p in from the Presby-
TEXAN Church.
THOMPsON-On Monday jan Is, George Thompson, u. u.
Relatives and friends invited t0 attend his funeral
Tenth St, at II d. Officers and members OF the ora
!cgiment. " g. =. Y, Also members Of naval Lodge.
NJ 80 and A NJ invited 10 ATTEND in citizens Dress
HEADQUA rrEis 9TH REGMEsr y. G. ). " VI
NEwYORg Jan. 49, 1877. !
The commandment regrets to announce death Of Dr.
Goorr 70 Phom ~san Surgeon OF THIS regiment and az
tribute i- memory the officers and MEMBER Of
the regiment ar "d - attend the funeral On hutsay,
jan. Is 81 II g. ~, II eiti5' ~ dIess
CLIFFORD a. II. BART LETT Adjutant.