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II To THE PUBL'C.-In consequence of the re-
cent viliifyirg attack upon Mr. Gao kemble Wal
a,ns reputation, published in the locals 4 the
Dispa.ch and American, thereby tendine to preJu'
dice the public niod against me. even before the
matter was investigated, and almost showing d
wicked feeing to destroy my chances of success Ia
nv Concerts deem il necessary to issue this card,
ami respectfully solicit the attendance of all lovers
of q cd singing. at Corinthisn Hall tonight on
which occasIC the same programme Will De gwen
with aaoitic as that announced fortnight back,
tut which was prevented by the most pu,lianlmous
IL unlawful Incarceration, ever Imposed upon an
hanorabie and upright man. The Court showed lts
iudcmect Of the paitrv accusation, by rendering an
immediate and most honorable acqu!s'el-thereby
cjearns Mr. wilkins of ths moat distant contsm'na-
ton NJ an en- act To that mob and benevolent lady
"a the n1nfa,sionaI gentlemen Of thu thsatrs Who
end used Mr. WIS general good character and high
r-soscta5lity, Mr. W would return his thanks-
with an esrnest Gesire to court the puohc esteem
90 resnect lam mos. respe ctfuliy,
the pub!ios humble servant.
II gro. KE,MRLE WILKINS.
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~ High Coustahie Of The Cifx of nis

~ High Goust able of the civ of HicEl.
MOSD- nE. DITUR 1t has Afforded me unelioy ed
pleasure 10 observe that the name Of Capt. SAM
CARY, has been mentioned in connection with The
office of R!Ph Constable Of the City No man is bet.
ter quslt.sd thln he to discharge the respon ible
duties of this pest. Possessing lni ustry, method
probty and above all kidd heart, he would so
discharge tbs unpleasant duties of this Office We
ly beeye to give full! sfsction both creditor
and debtor.
Having known Capt. CARY intimsteiy for q num-
Der Of years it affords much plessure to rear my
humble testimony to his private, well his pub
lie worth. SOY pubic worth, because he has serve
his country in time of need-snd served her faith
fully and with honor TO himself Ia the OF 1912,
that corps never in action he always held him
self resdy to nsrch with them the 6eld of battle.
But this ia not sli-whiie Capt G. not il any
ton curing the war, he nevertheless rendered es-
ssntis and srGUCuG service In the Quarter Master
department. under Mel. Weston-s post which he
heid VI til peace declared. In 1898, when the
Pentent:ary building in this city destroy by
FIRE, he raised company OF seventy five volunteers
and served With them for sixty days in qua; oing the
prisoners Tnus much for his pubic services. In
private life, his wax has baen modest and unobIu-
sive 10 1919, he became proprietor in part Of the
Eichmoni Compiler, (newspaper) and continued
THAI connection until 1923, when ho Gf1r6uent of a
more lucrative field induced him to dissolve it. Fer
fourteen years he held the post of Secretary and
Commercial AGENT If the Franklin and BelvideTe
Companies of this city; and in every caps city in
which he has been tled he has invariably acQuitte
himself handsomely and houorsbly. Having, there.
the post in question, it il earnestly hoped that the
people of Richmond will not disregard the claims OF
Capt CARY, at the ensuing spring election.
f. 2i--It" CIviS
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FTo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS Merchants
and others wishing Check or Draft Books, engraved
in q STYLE of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, DC, surpass.
ns any thing in use here, should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such vignettes and orns-
rnents az are in the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Cheers
Drafts Certificates of DEPOSIT, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Hesds So can be filled in the satisfactory
manner ard ct rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and Others should Ga
anime cur specimens.
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Medical Hospltais.

Medical Hospitals
In crowded cities the laboring casses are sue' G.
{, great discomfort in time Of sickness'o e''a
exposed habsa,ions in winter, to cophneo A'u VIZ
heal,hv ones In summer-they are deprived OF pre-
per de II not medicines aud proper medical at
asndsnce: and above all, they want tne attention
ana nurs,oo necessary In sickness. fhs fac'
pre.en,s . question of humanity and charity 10
ci..ea where there are slsvssif orings up one q
su,v =. veil a. humanity. where there are slaves
The obligations of thsimasser sreplaln and impera
etc. pu, roIicy as wei! as duty combine in lii
60. IN induce q compliance with the dictates o
humanity. .,.,
S,pce in the nature Of things 1t Is not possible &c
rrnviaa for these wants In the places where iht
,.bo,er dwells, we must look elsewhere Tor them
:, establishments organised for their accoumooa
tIon In our own city there are two Hospitals
xybere III laborer can fad all the advantages ano
Comforts in sickness that could be desired. ine
master can take bis slave from that almost ce''AD
ta.,b tia, might ensue from exposure and want Oh
attention and bring him to one of these es'aoH'n,
rnsn,s where he will receive proper care ana
proper medical aid Connected with the hedica
College Of Virginia there Is hosplla'' 49,,
visited daily by one or the other Oh SIX ,".,,,
Professors Inc Duiiolug ID VIC"
situated. on the corner Of College ana MAJ
streets Its wards are spacious and well
nbv,ic;an of skill resides in the building iDiso
,nad,c.l s.pdepts and spothecaries, members anu
.uho,dins.es. attend the several departments 'ne
dornes.ic arrangement il in the hanos Oh al oen'
.;,, s,auard and ma.ron, and the whole estao'i'h-
ment Is supervised by judicious ana s''en'i'e
President So that all cases. medical surgical
oh,.etrical. arc provided fol- IN thorough manner
Medical and surgical apparatus OF all descriPtiops
e-o I, the bui,dpg, 80 that 10 delay Is e1perieEc
I'D And lss,, not least, the terms are most req
sonable Negroe. in the wards are charged 81 per
wsek. white men St. Private rooms for white
ns,ieuts may be secured for from $40 to go per
veek. These charges cover all expenses, board
washing fuel, Hghts. medical attendance surgical
operations, apparatu and obstetric aid as wei al
medicines. Does no. such an institution deserve
psrouage Is it not to the interest OF hundFeoS 70
avail themselves of its existeucef
The Bellevue Hospital IL another ESTABLISHMENT
conducted on similar plan to that OF the lohrma'
~ at the Medical College, and at tended and we
believ owned, By several leading pracsicing phy'
sic,ans of the city We have not had the opp'E-
tunity of personal inspection Of this institution as
we have had of the other, but, we coub. not, IL
affords all the advantages which we have urged IN
the foregoing para graphs of the first
to the owners of slaves.
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rnAHINK INTMLLIGENGE.
Port Of Richmond, Feb a0-Hish Wassr II o'clo

Port Of Richmond, FEB. 20-HiSh Wassr II o'cloes
-->-~~>~--->~~~>~~~>>>~~-
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore. mdse.,
Ludlsm Watson.
SAILED,
gteamsr Pennsylvania Teal, Phi.sde,phis, mise.
and passengers. II. Z futile.
steamer Belvdere, Pritchstt, Baltimore. ndss.,
Ludlam Watson.
schr. Anna Belle, North, down tbs river. wood, for
Baltimore.
schr Flight, North, down the river, lumber. for
Phlsdeluhie. ~
Steamer Pocshortss, Jones, Baltimore, mdse-'
TrdIsru "at.ou
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NkWsf.PEn.- NJ;

INTElLItGENChk NEWsfAPEh.-- NJ,
/ TlCE.-In consequence of the absence OF seVefsi
persons who expected to ba present the SAFE
on " sterdsy the subscriber cuded that he ~oaa
not { Ier the INTELLIGENcER for sale at auction
Hs now Offers the lntelligsncer Office. including
Presses. Types and other material heretofore emu
merated-tosetber with the good will" OF tue pe-
psr. uhe value of which may be accurately ascea
famed BY reference to his booksl at ths mnfampn
grice of = O0l paysbe in s, IL, ls and "a norths
or approved, endorsed negotiable notes. the oooas
will show that the nett cash income OF tns paper
Excluding all uncoected sccounfs) has been owe.
81 600 per for the last ssrenfeen years 's'
in some years it has reached s6,Ooo
To the purchaser OF the Newspaper, tha oonaing,
in which it is conducted and butt expressly or Ine
purpose on Bank street, adjacent to the EXCHANGE
BANK will first be ef,red at fsir vaiuation, ana
should he decline to purchase, 1t Will lie sofa d.
ton. ,,,L =; c,u
Az the subscriber will return to Raleigh In w
dsvs and ash is best that the negotiation f1r the
uurchegz of the paper should be conducted IN Peters
burs he Tef-ra ali persons desiring to purchase 70
Messrs. PANNl1L & son, who have full power to uct
for hin in the premises ,,,e, ~ =
NJ b Until the sale Of the Newspaper oihce the
ranar will be continued ID usual .
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THE LOST PACIFIC AIR. Hancock, worthy
citizen of Princess Anne, Va, in walking over the
sea coast near Cape Henry. discovered bottle,
which, upon breaking open, be found contained the
following, written in lead pencil, on page Of a
memorandum book
OFF the coast of Greenland. December 2J.b, 1855;
steamer Pacific, piston-rod broke, and + re and
msinmast gone; send us aid immediately-out of
provisions-passenger dying with starvation.
JOHN HOSEY,
Waiter on board steamer Pacific
As the Pacific did not leave Liverpool on her last
long TIP until the 23d January, 1885, this note
must be hoax.
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TkLEGRAPHlC NEWS.
prpoRTED FOR THE DATLY DLSPA TCH

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Mr.. Pugh INTRODUCED
bill prescribing the time and manner of the
electionof Senators and the form of their creden-
tials.
The private calendar then occupied the time tf
the Senate until adjournment Forty bills were
passed.
House.-The House agreed To allow each mem
Der named In the resolutions of yesterday leave 10
file an answer with other papers.
Mr.. Campbelrs tariff bilispassed the House, TIC
to Cd
The Post Office bill was then discussed.
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NAvAL,--Tha L. S steamer Princeton, which
has for some time past been lying at Norfolk, has
been ordered to Philadelphia, TO be used IS re-
ceiviug sle,, in place Of the Union, recently sold
by order Of the Department The engines and
machinery will be taken out after her arrival
there, and the hull oveThauled and completely re-
fitted The L. S. sloop Of war Preble, Used Rs the
receiving ship, fiace the sinking of the Union,
will be thoroughly repaired and ftted for sea,
when relieved of her present duty BY the Prince
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DESTIrUTI0N AND DEATH The Bucks county
Pa) Inteligeneer of the l7th instant, states that
the body of Charlotte Teauy, daughter Of jacob
Teapy of Nockemixon township, was found oBe
day last week, frozen stiff and partially deVoured
by mice in q wretched shanty located in a swamp.
The Intel;igencer Gays that this poor woman, ha
wing been mentally deranged three years ago, and
not living agreeabiy with her family, her father
had placed her in this wretched hit, where she
undoubtedly persisted from want ard exposure.
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THE RAILROAD IaoN DUrY.-rhe proposition
now before Congress- on behalf of the Nor folk and
Petersburg Railroad Company, originated in a Pc
tition by the company to allow them to give bond
and security for the future payment, with interest
Ct the duty upon their iron. As soon as the ears
shall be running, the Government will commence
to contract debt with the company for the usual
transpor,ion of the mails &c,i and it is proposed
that the Government repay Itself in this way the
Suspended duty On the iron. The amount of pres
ent ou,isy which would be thus saved 10 the COM
pany. 10 about $50 0o0-an importac. item in these
lard times
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- UNTIL THE 25TH ONLY.-MADAM SWEET
will positively clore her Rooms in Richmond, on
the 25th Of this month consequently all who desire
to consult her must do immediatly. Since hex
arrival in this city SIZE has been visited by large
portion ct the citizens of Richmond, all Of whom
express themselves sstonished and delighted with
L,r ,ny..er;ons tslent 5t*
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4 H ellie of the Fast

Mr. Charles IeadoD, editor of the Charleston
Courier has in his possession the original com
mission of the famous warrior Marion, as Lieut.
Colonel of the Z. 8. Army. /. bears the sigma
ture Of John Hanson, then President of Congress,
aud a member Of the distinguished Maryland ia
u " OF that name.
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Lecture,

We are pleased to Learn that tbs distinguished
Historian, Novelist and Popular Lecturer, W.
GILMORE SiMTs, If Charleston, South Carolina,
Will deliver Lecture for the Young Mems Chris
tan Association on next Tuesday evening, the
9th inst
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REVISION OF THE RESERVED NAVY LisT.--For
~ or fifty applications. says the Norfolk Argus,
have been presented to the Navy Department by
reserved and dropped officers who hope for re-
storation to the Active List at the hands of the
Court of Inquiry, ordered to assemble at WASH
inston yesterday.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDEHT.-Tae express
tra 10 from the East, on the Lake Shore Railroad
was thrown off the track Wednesday near Dun
kirk New York aud two of the precipitated
down high embsukment, killing young lady
named Bransrd, instantly, and also an Ifiuhmau
aud badly irjuring several other passengers bu
none fatally. Miss Brainard was from A.tca.
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NEW PUBLICATION Love after Marriage, and
other stories of the heart. By Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz.' Mrs. Hentz was most successful writer.
depicting with much power and beauty sweet
scenes of domestic life. The work Ia published in
handsome style by T. b. Peterson, 102 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. For sale by A. Morris.
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LATER FROM BuENos AYREs The dates are
to December Goth Gen. Urguiza had offered to
resign in favor of Senior Carrill If his presence
was an obstacle to the reconstruction of the ma
tonality" The National published an article
strongly in favor of Buenos Ayres separating from
the sister provinces. and assuming the statutes Of
independent nation, under the name Of the
Republic Of the Platte" with the ancient flag of
the Argentine Republic. Ia Montevideo the cleo
tons had resulted in favor of the government
party. A large quantity Of American -four was
on d. posit at Buaros AyTps
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cy To the Voters of l..chmout- CITY
CAvGER.-Grsteful for your kiad support Of last
year respectfully announce myself candidate for
10 elec ion to thu Office OF CITY GAUGtR, and pro.
mise, if elected to discharge the duties faithfully
a ID promptly,
lie 2l-2t$ RICHARD FOX
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MARRfED.

liz Norfolk. We on the 7tb inst, BY the Rev keg-
hem Jones. Mr.. JOHN III wINFREE. OF ktenfnonc,
to ni,s MARTHA T. HATCHER. of Norfolk.
rY Whig and Enquirer please copy.
r. Manchester. Va, on the 18th February. * .hs
"a. r.csr Littietop, Mr. ALBERT ~ LLspAyoH
~ Hi, nond to Mia JULIETTE ADA mU3E. OF
n ~ place.
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4 he Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Feb 20 The friends CT Genl
Cass state that he to-day, received the appoint-
ment of Secretary of Stale Hon. J. Clancy
Jones. of Pa declines a Cabinet appointment.
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A young man In Orange county, N, G., named
Wills ) JONES' committed suicide last week -
The cause is supposed to have been some recent
pecunary losses.
Ambrose Thompson, was stabbed and killed in
an slffay with Willis White, Jr., Sunday, at Buff
fAlo Springs, Va,
The thermometer In Norfolk, Va, Thursday,
stood at 81. and mint iulaps were in demsnd.
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LAND SALE.-Capt Robert Gibboney has sold
225 acres, part CT his farm adjacent to Wythev'lle
Virginia, TO DR. A. ID Gage, for $4,000 being at
the rate of $50 90 cents PER acre.
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~ DIR. l.. Ii Rose-.la o. Stafford com.
ty-havius removed to Richmond offers his profes-
sional services to the public.
Eg-O Office in the basement OF the Central Hotel
corner of 9th and GRACE streets. ia 24-Im
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The hog crop for the present season has been Of.
hcslly made up at Cincinnati, and proves to be
tYenty>elght per cent. short CT last year.
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doDEYs LADY's BooK.-We have received
from James a. Gentry & Co., No. l2l Broad street
the March No of the Lady's Book.
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DUTY ON TOBACCO AND SEGARs,-Among the
petitions offered Ia Congress last Monday, and
appropriately referred, we fnd the f,ilo~ Ing
By Mr. Mtson: The memorial of VIM. II. G.
Cheshire, Albert Miles, John Lash, and other ci.
gar naksrs Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. complain.
tsG of esstaia diserimios In the tariff law.
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Posr OFFICE AYFAIRs-The Post Master G Ell
e-sl has orderedabe folio wing:
Appoint D. Ball postmaster at Edna Mills, ChRs
CITY county, vice John F. Southall. Change the
ma ne Of Darvis, Dinwiddie county, Virginia. &c
CTimea
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pAPERs are indebted to Mes'rs. aentry
e. Co, Broad street, for Northern papers ia al
vance OF the mat.
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FATAL DUEL NEAR SAVANNAH, GA-A COZ
respondent Of the Petersburg Democrat writes
that paper of . duel which OCCURRED near oa'An"
nah on Monday. lie says:
fatal duel took place In this vicinity to-oT ne
tween two single sentlemen Of savannsnnIo,nI' a.,
Daniel stuart Elliott the other % 'rr'ss JAMIE
# DR. w Daniel. Of this ely. Both are M M in |,
spectsbly connected. Early last week, ~nie nar.
restaurant in this city. qasrr-i arose pel"e IL.
,s and Elliott and after scuff the ~, nasr
sd the former Daniel wore glasses 81 d oei' 10
siaht.d, chose riff . a. the weapons o",soce o.,
t,.fye PAGES place Scrivep's Ferry .; Nus'
across the river three miles below tnis sssy
noon TODAY Both gentlemen were OF VIZ. Ah9~n
courage AID Elliott IL considered one on .hs oest
sh9t. IN the State with pistols and even Win me
ns !. hard To equal. The rsHer was pretty Wei
snown bout town, and thismornns the parties with
- siT fri.nds went over to South carolina; with
,s,s,.ons and some other gentlemen conia zee the
su.i tom the tower on the top OF the Georgian and
JonrnaI building On first fire, just at room Dsniei
ELI desd pierced throug the heart. Elliott
Injured. "a r,,;...
aud hi, friends immediately returned to town. and
rhns ends II uel-the rst fatal enc thas we'll
spovu fighting ground for Georeiens. Elliott 10 re-
lated to Bishop Elliott, aud Dsniel il q nephew oil
MAYOR Scriven, OF Savannah.
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MELANCHOLY DEATHs.-Ia Prttsylvsnia coun-
~, Va. on the 4ih uls Mrs. u. L. williamson,
who had been married but few months, died, and
on the Bib ult, two days afterwards, her husband,
Mr.. Thomas Williamson. breathed his last.
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iST OF LETTERS-- n smaiaing tn the
/ Richmond Post Office tbs s0th day OF Fsbruys
1851.
rv Persons calling for Letters In this List VIII
plesss saw they are advertised
r- Office hours sundays, hereafter, from 3 to
n and from to r. III.
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EDI1osiAI-fhe Norfolk Argus says, that
Baker Lee. Esq, of that city, Editor of the
Daily News, has purchased an inieres, IN the
X ehmoud EnQuirer, and will shortly assume the
post editorial
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Startling Developments IN the Hurdeii

Murder Cas- New Parties Suspected.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20-The testimony before the
Grand Jury in the Burdell case was unusually in
terestipg to-day A new and startling theory OF
the murder has been developed and the police are
on the track of a new party suspected of being
the perpetrator of the deed.
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S----eM NAY. FiTst Day "A swssp
stake for three year old Colts and files the pre-
cuee OF mares tina. ever produced wlnaeI.
Mile heats. c ossd with four Subscribers; $feV en-
ira CO halt (.
Ssesnd Day, S-.sdsy--Sweepstskes for thyes
year old Colts and lille Mile hs>is; S2ee entrance
halt Il. To close iata asrcb, 1851 sams day, pafss
500. two mile hests
Thi,d Day--.Pro pristorss Pufss $50, mile bsa.s,
Q three In i've
roarsh Day, Friday post stalks 70. sl sass 80
sntrsnes, PLAY or pay the Club TO add A5Vo. Fosi
mile hsstts three or more to make racs. TO GLOSS
he 18th March. Now three subscribers
Entrsscse to be sddressea q the RropristoE, a.
fiehmond. Va CALVIN GREEN.
10 81. dtI5msr Proprietor.
49, N, spirit Of the Times copy till 18th Aaren
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New jersey senator

TRENTON, j. Feb. 20.-Mr. Thompson has
be su reelected United States Senator from N. J.
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OFFICE OF VA. +. I'M. ms. CO.

OFFICE OF VA. r. & NJ ms co..
RICHMOND. 2ist Feb 1857.
~ The regular Annu"i Election of sew
EsTEeE DISECToRs for this Iusti ution for tn. On
suing year, will b. hsld at thu Companys Office,
MONDAY, I'd March next, commencing at II U'cik
A M. The Stockh ,lders are invited o attend
fs ll.-tde w. l.. COWARDIN Sec'y
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~ ANTLke AT C0sT.-Ail nay Cieahs
lsl and Mantk have to b. closed out q sess -
Coastdsr what an tnduesmsnt to fuy
70 % N. hxEKiEL, 70 Msiu g.
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Ii AEAuOUARTERS isT RECT, A.NULo,
y Keh 18th 1887

Al hEAUOUARTkR lsT RtG'T, VA. VOLS,
q RICHMOND, Feb 18th, 1857.
HOFDFRs No 1.
W In pursuance Of orders through the
Aoutapt Generals office, the Captains of Coups-
panes are hereby required to return forth with TO
tho Superintendent of the Armory all in their
possession, received from the State except those
used for dress parades.
II The 22i of February, day devoted by this
country to the memory OF tslllustrious FATHER oc-
curing on Sunday, this Regim" Mt will parade on
Aoady the z3d inst, at its ususl parade ground, at
Ii o'clock, A. NJ.
III. Companies will appear with arms in order for
ms 2ecion end be provided with thiIteeu rounds OF
blank cartridges for salute with small arms,
". The usual salute Of Artillery will ba fred at
reveilIe troop, noon and retreat. The Fs5ette Ar
tilery, under Capt Chas Richardson is detziied for
f. n St VIM MUNEORD, A6iutaut.