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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
To Lease,
For 10 or 10 gears,
Smiths Island,

Lying of Cape Charles, supposed 10 J,
contain between 4 and 5000 acres, and
capable Of rearing, and bringing to per-
fiction, as much stock of every kind, as
any one estate in Virginia. For cattie;
horses, hogs and sheep, Smiths Island ma
affords uncommon advantages; the d,s-
+tance to Norfolk being tnconsiderable,
and where an excellent market For all
species of stock is alea ystobe had. The
rearing Of mules / would particularly re-
commend, as they are not SO palatable
to either friends or foes as the tne
Smiths island mutton, deservediy cele-
brated by the many who have tasted 1T.
The island will support from 1870 TO
2o0O sheep independent OF the larger
animals. Very valuable seine fisheries
NAV be established, as late experiments
have been made by the subscriber per-
fectly satisfactory Oh that head.
Sheep, cattle, and horses are brought
from the arid pasture of the Main, and
placed on the Sea Islands. at from one
to three dollars per head /: accidents are
rare. and escapes impossible.
The stock at present On the isiand
supposed to be about $50 head OF catle
and about a. many sheep, are or sale 70
whom-oever may be disposed to lease.
Should the Island net be leased before
the first of September, stock VII! be tan
en- in on pasturage, and an assistant is
aa,ed to superihtend the estate.
Offers not less than 1000 dollars Fer
|annum, tie same having been offered,
will please to be made through AieAan-
|dria pest Office. TO
George ". P. Gusts.
Arlington House, June 6 II
n. 8. In all contracts which may &c
made with the subscriber the business
can be done in Norfolk where an agent
viii be appointed 6. w. p. {.
~ lie editor of the 4<crIolk Ledger
lis requested to insert the above 5 times
and send his account to this Office
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

In pursuance OF decree of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandria. II. the case of Mar
garet Mills against Thomas Twins ADM
nistrators and heirs, the subsc,i bers viii
offer at public sale on the premises, on q
credit of four months, on Monday the
10th day of June next. precisely at ls
o'clock, two story brick Heuse & Lot
on the nerth side OF Cameron street, be,
tween st. Asaph's and Pitt streets. row
occupied by Thompson T Mason, Esq
in front on Cameron street "a feet. in
depth 100 feet to ten feet alley, subjec'
to IN annual rentin fee of s SS SO.
John Richards,
James Carson.
Nav GA cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
NV anted to Purchase.

A smart and likely Negro Girl, from
10. Ia to Ia years # age, to reside in
town--onc from the country would be
preferred, and for whom liberal price
will be given. Application to be made
to the Printer for further reference.
June 8 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Summer Goods.
NOTICE.

The Fire Insurance Company of Alex
andria will loan to individuals the unap-
propriated Funds of the Company, to be
secured By the transfer OF stock OF the
incorporated banks Of the town.
Jacob Morgan. President.
June 8 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
George ~. p. Gusts.
a great Bargain In Land

a = CAt LA Soih
wv ISHING to remove to the West
wv ern Country, ] @ill sell the
FARM gn which reside, containing a
bout $40 acres # Land. of the very first
quality, a large proportion of which is
we'll timbered and is now in good state
|of cultivation from the use of clover and
plaster for many years. and no land IN
the county can lay more beautifully for
farming. Il is within three quarters OF
Ia mile Of Mr.. Lewis's elegant mill Cfif-
ION, and the turnpike road leading from
sshby's Gap to Alexandria will pass
within five miles of it.
| will take in pat for the above pro-
-perty tract of good Bottom Land on
he kenhaua or Ohio river. Any per-
son wishing to purchase can see the land
and know the terms by application to
tie subscriber. or in his absence to Mr..
Cuthbert foacelI, who lives near the
farm.
Thomas w. Powell.
f.oudeun April 1913 eo2m
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THE
Steam Boat Camden,

Having changed her time Of plying be
tween Alexandria and Georgetown, vii
IN future run as follows -
Leave Cameron-street wharf, Alexan
dria, every morning at nine o'clock, ant
arrive at Georgetown at half past TEL
O'Clock; and start from thence for Alex
andria at four O'Clock In the afternoon.
freight viii be tsken on REASONABLE
terms.
June S 1T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Wanted,

A draft on Baltimore from 6 to thou
sand dollars, at short sight, or 6per cent
listed States stock to the same amount,
Apply to
Adams, Herbert and Go.
Jane 8 st
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w as committed

To my care yesterday, the 4th Of June,
a Sorrel Mare, about fourteen hands three
inches high, ten or eleven years old, some
white in her .ace, trots aud canters shod
with old shoes, no perceiyab3e brand
which Mare was taken from certain
Motley Jones now in Fairfax Jail, who
conf ssed he stole her in the state of Ma,
lylaad from Mr.. Ridgway. The own,
er can get said Mare by proving his pro.
perty and paying charges.
Daniel NC Chichester.
June 6 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
For Norfolk.

tx The Packet George flashing
ton, +. Henry, master; will sail
on Tuesday next For freight or passage
apply On board, or to
Adams, Herbert 4 Co.
June 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
Hoase Of Peers, ,3pril :

- I. T. =. o.,
Earl ! I Bathurst moved tie second /.
Lord Holland sad, he would S', ~.
in the principle Of the bin. anu W.T. &c
his intention to record his diisse,. "
this bill on the journals sf the Sus. IN
appeared that Napoleon Bonapar,s,s /
delivered himselfup in yo,llat psi,e b
ner, about the end of July last. ,as ma.
we contracted with the three sI,; sai tatl
ers to keep him in custody. Sa POI.
wished to know why we tied IN o r,ss b
by sach treaty; il we had r;s sS4a as
tain him b. the laws Of na4|ans@ 'ets
municipal law Of this country, t9'fs
the ministers granted to the ., aIgs ny ID
treaty, which was operous On - 10 -, sa1s
way advantageous 70 aa cop,.., {, ala .
iordship moved. that Che judges a., fs
tend to state how the present I,v ,sa "@e
land would apply to a person in ~ h. haG-
llar condition. The motion WAS oys ssss'
ell but the lord Chan eIIor co ",e'N,
to a revision of the preamble. ' Al;arst
ed. ''lo'ia'
Upon the order Of the day for fba ~.
initial of the bill for the more spcu, sv,p'
tention of Bonaparte, Lord I!o,lan lam We :.
peated his objections to the SIN. A' a g
naparte had surrendered to US. he se Ia
not see by whatsight the les were m y''a
to participate III the usaction, ~
lordship moved, that there be irsertps ~ I
the bill clause declaratiye of tba c;';' -
rights OF Bonaparte, in order to epSes
him to the equitable privilege Of su;ps !.
law any person who might otherwise tsS a..
ava tage of the situation in which, h.
the bill in its present state, he would
stand, should any such occasion ever O..
cur.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
For Sale,

For Sale, !. {,
That valuable and well known I FARM
ID the county of Northampton eallea
A rlinotOn.
This ( notoriossly ,ne Of # the the PES. best
Farms in t.. pom. :. a.s tbo'
At present ont Of order: contains apont
4oo acres. Persons disposed 70 make Of
(ers mot less than rs dollars, that sum 10
being already oftered) will please address q :
to the subscriber lpost paid through a
lexandria post Office.
To I ease
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
IUEACCO
FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason 4 Fowle's wharf
from the schooner Morning Star, P
r Page, master, from Havre de
Grace,
] case waite and black grapes,
l do Lavantine handkerchiefs, witt
colored borders p
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women's blacl
and white silk hose
9 do Florences. assorted colors
9 do Letantine do do
4 do taffetas do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colers
/ do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brellas
I ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
/ Do. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrlcs,
! Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks
Shirt buttons,
+ Do. White Chip Hats,
DO. black and white Grape. and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash. and selected by the best houses al
Lyons aud Paris, and will be sold at a
small advance by,
] 81 f. Vowel
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Public Sale

f.oudeun, April l6-9s eo2m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
DIR. FRANKLlH's PARABLE AGAINST PER
SECyITION

The oHssvng beautn imitation Of the historical siys
Of the Old 1estonenf, seGs yriiten 5y DR.. frrnksg,
and By hun communicated TO Lord hain:es
And it came 10 pass after these things that Abra-
ham sat in the door of his tent, about the going
down of the sun.
And behed man bent with age, coming from
the way of the wilderness eaning on a staff.
And Abraham arose. and met him, and said unto
him. tutn in, pray thee and wash thy fee and tarry
all night and thou shalt arise early the morrow
and so thy way.
And the man said nay for will abide under this
tree
But Abraham pressed him greatly; 50 - turned
and they went into the tent and Abraham baked
sinie ayened bread, and they did eat.
And when Abraham saw that the man blessed not
God, he said him, wherefore dsst thou not wo..
ship the high God, of heaven and earth
And the man answered and said. do no. worship
thy God, neither da call upon his name for have
IN lie - myself God. which abideth always in my
house aad provide,h me with all things.
And Aoraham's zeal was kiaied against the man,
ani he arose, and fell upon him, and drove him forth
With blows into the wilderness
And God called unto him, saying, Abraham where
IS the stranger
And Abraham answered and said. Lord he would
not worship thee. neither would he call upon thy
name therefore have driven him out from before
INV face into the wilderness.
And I'd said have borne with him these hun.
red and ninety years, and nourished him, and cloth.
ed him. Notwithstanding his rebellion against me
and couldest not thou, who Thy self sinner. bear
With him one night
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N.-Y0vIy RANK

y
Il appears by the statement oi the subscription 10
The Bank of the United States, as published IN 'h
Philadelphia p. peIs. that in Baltimore, 1850 inc'
viduais subscribed S4.0l4.l00 in Nrw-yo'k. 20i I
subscribed 2O0i 200 in Charleston, 8 G. l5S6sus
scsiscd $685. 500; in Washington, 6i6 subscribe
Ie70 300; in Boston, 364 subscribed S,402,S0 am
in Phadelpha. $500 individuals subscribed s,s7S
400, OF which Mr. Grard subscribed about thr' &
'uil.ioas and half, leaving S565 persons for the rs
msirae-. --oS---
.y3riasrn Bounda,y.--ll is reported, as q
fac, indirectly derived from the ,opograph'
cal engineer who is now employed in surve,
ing the boundary between the u. States an
Canads, that the forty ht.h degree OF no''t
Latitude is found to be sixteen miles north OF
the present boundary aud that il will throw
into she u. States, between the highlands oi
n. Hampshire and l6e St. Lawrence, sixreer
townships which asve hitherto been eonsic
cred as being within The province Of Lowe
Csoaaa, and also the importso, military pos
tion Of IsIc-ao-Noix. If this fact should be
confirmed, it will add TO New-York and Ve
mon, valuable tract of territory, and ccntri.
butte to our security upon that frontier.
.hoasy .frgus.
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FOREIGN.

FOkGlTN.
The British packet Biucher, arrived u Nsw.york
from England, VIA Halifax furnishes the following
articles OF intelligence
London, Aug 3-Recent letters from Madrid,
stale, that order had been issued by the govern
nenl for levy ballot of 90 600 men, 10 be embo
died as militia In the opinion Of some persons,
this measure is adopted w.h the view Of leaving the
regular troops at the disposal governmen, for the
purpose OF sending them to South America and Mex
leo, where their services are muCh wanted Others
talk of expedition being inieaded for w Florida
in the contemplation ofa with the United states
Aug l0-A letter from GenoI July 70. says. in.
telgence has been received here, that the Dey Of
Agicrs has 6000 slaves at work at the orlihcations
Of that place, which are intended to mount 1900
pieces Of cannon"
Aug i2-spain is fitting out small squadron a
gainst The pirates. and intends reinforcing the garr.
son N Ceuts
An article from Csgliari. or the 22d July, says,
that the American squadron was met steering for
Agicrs, which they were to attack before Lord Ex-
mouths arrival
The Duke Of Wellington is expected to leave Lon
don to, PARIS Tomorrow.
PARIS, Aug. 9.--The destination ofthe armamer:
which the Porte is preparing is said TO be The coast
of Agiers though not for the purpose OF joining the
forces OF he y, baIy Powers, Uus ON he conuary 70
act against Aigiers. and obhge the Dey to acknVw
ledge the auth riiy Of thr Grand Seignor. The poll
cy of the Diyse IN this respect is however, so very
uncertain n t4t sts lone can pain Us views
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HIGH CHARGE.

The platform folks Of Connecticut, as they are call
ed or Ito speak andngly) that order of
the Christian church who at present the almost
exclusive holders Of the public trust are accused by
heir opponents Of the episcopal, baptist and method
ct order or fosrafpn school, Of altering the version
ths bible and testament, SO to fsvor the dissem
nation of their own particular doctrines ostecrs.
savs writer 10 the New.Hayep Register) that fr-
tess numbers Of these spurious fesfamerh hare been
rarered all oyer the eonniry, aud % - 90 Be feared
IA, fsey hsve. n many essss, taken The faer an our
tt,oss sf tie genuine rsrsss This exposure Is
tade ., the particular request OF the editor Of the
rtre-cits6 rus,icston.-1ssfs7 Pssrs'f
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Latest fran, Gibraltar.

J>9If1 (fuW OgOf OfG-tHs
An arrival at Nav York on Sunday last, in
the remarkably shor passage OF 30 days, fur
nishes the latest advices from that quarter.
The British squsdron under Lord Exmou.h.
arrived al Gibraltar on the OH Aug aud on
The 18th sailed for Algiers. This expedition
consists OF two three-decksrs, three 7a's
number Of frigates, bomb vessels, gun.boats,
Sc amounting in all TO is sail. They we'e
Immediately followed by the Dutch squadron
which bad been some time at Gibraltar. In
formation had been received from Algiers,
ths, The Dey bad admitted a number Of FtenSh
Engineers into hls service; that ne bad repair
cd and strengthened his for,Iicatioas, and de-
terosiDed on vigorous and obs.inatc defence.
The ritisb.frigste with the Alssras AIN
bassador 10 ,hp Sublime Porte, remeined at
me Isle Of Tcoedos, 'he Grand Seignor rciu-
sing 10 allow her TO pass the Dardaneiles.
The Ambassador wished 10 be landed on the
Island, bur the commander Of the frigaie de-
Glazed be would carry him back TO A.giers, IN.
less he was allowed TO land him a, Consianti-
pople.
Messrs. Savsry and Lallcmand bad been
some Iime a, smyrna the former still re,
maincd here, and was preparing Narrative
of the late even,s, He states, that Napoleon
was received by Capt. Maitland OH condition
thar he should remain in England. Gen.
I.ailemaod had lef. Smyrna, il was supposed
Tor England.
The Captain Pacha, with IS sail, was on a
cruise 10 the Archipelago.
The UnIed States sloop OF war Peacock,
Captain Rogers, arrived d, Gibraltar on The
5sh ult. !; and the Hornet, Liest. Ciaxton, 2
days from Malaga.
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BY uirsne e'a Decree Of Me Suisreme Judieics
Court, Ieid at Nsgporf ne iasf .Noadcy Of .au.
sust, H. y. 1916 wiN 6e soidas Pubnc .sucaea, oa
.Bo.vD.Sy, the 2lst dag ef October neri, az 2 o.
eoes y NJ (Tfair. Fnot tse first fair day cfer.l
on she frersises
A LII The right title and interest that JOHN IRISH
\ late Of Middictown, in said county, yeoman,
died seized Of, in undivided half % Farm, ait
uated in Mddletown, and fprmcrIy the property Of
John and Peicg Edsson continuing about Seventy
Acres The soil is considered equal, il otsuperior
TO any this IsIand for the culture ofcorn. barley.
potatoss and grass is we'll fenced with stone wa.
laid IN the beat manner--0 On the Farm Is an Orchard
ofexcellent fruit Dwelling House barn and corr
house; adjoining the Dwelling house bclongiogto
the Farm, is new Dweing-ilousc, exclusively ,ho
property Of the said John IrisA. dcceased--saiI
Farm has privilege Of sea.mgnurc on scrhawests
Beach, together with the exclusive right ofal that
drives on the shore, extending 100 rods on the O-
ccan. .iLSO.
Immediately ajfer he SAFE IF tie sbeps
All the right, title and interes, OF The said .sis
Irsh in and TO one other Lot Of Land, in said Mid.
detown, lying few rods north Of Sechawest beach.
called the GARpEs, containing about 90 Acres NJ
good land, we'll fenced and wa,ered Conditions lib.
etal, and made known a. the sale
GEORGE IRISH, .9dminissrafor
10 :he Esfofe Of John Irsk dec.
Middletown, 10, 1916. ~
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7o al sehom IL moyc nccrA
Vou ere hereby notfed,hs, The pirec, Tx Of Inc
Uui,ed States, tor 1876. has become tue and
~ able, and tha, attendance viii be gwen tn receive
he ssmc at the following times aud places, via
At the tavern Of Nichols Hazard in the town of
Portsmouth, from the i4lh to the 10th of October,
inclusive
At the tavern Of o d Greene. In the town Of
Portsmouth, from the i7lh TO the 18Th of October in.
elusive.
Al the tavern &C Cro'ge Lawton, in the town of
Tiver,on, from the 2is, 10 the 23d of October, in.
elusive
AT the store OF Amy s. Manchester, in the town
Of Twerton from the c4th to the Goth OF October.
inclusive.
Al the house Of ------ on the common. in
the town Of Little Compton, from the 18th to ,ha
S0lh of October, inclusive.
AT the house Of --- in the town Of Lhilc-
Compton, hom The Slsl OF October, to .he I'd Of No
vember, inclusive
At the house Of Charles Collins. in ths town Of
Warren, from the i4,h to the 22d or Octobsr.
AT the house Of Josiah Knnicutt, in the Town of
harrington, from the 25d 10 the goth Of October, IN.
elusive
At the Collectors efiice in the town Of Bis,or.
from the la,h 10 the Slst of October.
At the Collectors ,fiicc, in the town of Newport.
for the towns OF Newport, jamestown. Midde,owo,
and New .shorcham, from the sth 10 the 23d OF No.
vember tt4f
And that correct copies or ihe Tax Lists
remain with the Principal Assessor Of this Collection
District, open TO the inspection of any person who
may apply to inspect the same
CHRlsroPnER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for The E,ss Coliectien Dis'ries
an the STATE ef Rhode bland.
Newport,. sept 75, 1916
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DIED,
MARINE NEWS.

On MonpAy, Sept 14-srrived sch. Hiram, capt.
Devens, SO days from sierre Leone, via the Isle
Dross. Left at the latter place, Aug q. ship Gen
eral Lincoln, Swan, of Boston, and brig Com Hsll,
Collier, of do. both bound to leewsrd On the 2sth
July. brig Francis, Britton, Of NewYork was laying
a, Goree. Markets were very dull generally on Inc
Coast Of Africa.
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NOIiC T..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sebtember ] 2h, 1916.

iorpfenlbcr j ZWs toiO }
E'HE proposition made by this Department Tor
4 commencing the payment OF small sums IN com.
the FIRST day OF October. 1916 has been generally
declined by the state Banks, which have heretofore
suspended their specie payments And As an ar
rangemeut for supplying the People with the fequis
,e medium TO pay their duies and taxes, indePen-
IDENTIFY OF the state Banks. cannot be conveniently
maae until the Bsnk OF the United States shall be M
operation further will be pursued, with
view to the collection oi the revenue IN coin, on
the said frst day Of October, 1916.
But in pursuance Of The Resolution OF Congress,
passed on the 29th day Of April, 1916.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT from and After the 2vth day OF February,
1917 all duties, ,sxs, debts, sums oi money nc
cruIng or becoming payable to the United states,
must be paid and collected IN legal currency OF the
United States, or Treasury Notes, or Notes OF the
Bank of the United States, or IN Notes of Backs
which are payable and paid ON demand M the legal
currency u the United states, and not otherwise.
And all Collectors and receivers Of public money
required to pay due attention TO the notice here
by given. and TO govern themselves, in the colec-
ton and receipt Of the public dues, duties and taxes
accordingly.
The Collectors Of the Customs. and Of the Direct
Tax add Internal Duties, are requested 20 make this
notice generally known, by all the means ~ their
power. Aud the printers authorised 20 publish the
Laws Of the United States will be pleased 70 inser,
!, IN their respective Newspapers.
rs. A.y.DALLAs, See,y IF lse 1reG,uy
"a PRINTING, cf all k,nds, eIecrsed n
9 soGyaciory r'dnrer, a. ttfs cfef.
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Agutant and Inspector Generals Office,
September 4, 1916.
GENERAL ORDER


THE following described uniform will be strictly
4 adhered to by Cadets. in The service Of the u-
nited States and any deviation will be considered D
military offence.
A Coatec, of grey satlinet, single breasted. hres
Of eight yellow gilt bullet buttons in front. and
button holes Of black silk cord in the herring bona
form, with fesioon turned At the back end stsps
ding collar to rise ~ high as the tip Of the car the
cuffs four inches wide the bottom OF the brtss' and
the hip buttons range.--On the collar one blind
hole OF cord formed ike that Of the breast, flour IN.
ches long. with button on each side. Cord holes
in the like form to proceed from trree buttons pac-
ed lengthwss the skirts, with three buttons dow0
the pea.s The cuffs to be indented with three but.
tons and cord holes lengtwise each sleeve, con-
responding with the indents,ion Of the cuilss an tha
ccItre of which is 10 be inserted the lower button
vest-Grey cloth for winter, single breasted, ye!s
low gilt bullet botons and trimmed with bIas X se
lace. For summer vest, single breasted With white
bottoms, but without trimmings.
PantsooDs- Grey cloth for winter, trimmed down
the sides with black silk lace, and the Austrian Knot
10 front no buttons on the sides or at the bottoms
but made With undcrstraps. Russia shceiing on
white Jean Cor summer. without trimmings, the iorp
tie same for winter.
The jefferson shoe. rising above the anclc jOinr
under The psntaloons.
Commou round hat
Black silk stock
cockade. black silk, with yellow csgle. TO be woru
at all times
sword, cut and thrust, yellow mounted, with .
black gripe, an frog belt Of black Morocco, and
worn over the cost.
No dress resembling the military, without con-
forming TO the regulation. will be any
sion. excepting that, when attached 10 the corps,
diets will wear the Uniform Of the company ofhccfs
without epauIettes
By order Of the Secretary Of Uar,
ID. PARKER, .aaj and ms. Gen.