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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

The Two PREsDENTs.-Davis and Lin.
coin were were both born in Kentucky, in 1908
ana 1909 respectively, both left their native
State IN childhood's days, Que emigrated
North the other South; both served ia the
indian wars of the West, both commenced
their political careers about the same time.
being Presidential Electors in the election
OF IS4l, Davis for Polk aud Lincoln for
Clay; both elected to Congress about the
same time, AS or '46, and were in the same
year, and almost the same day, called TO
preside over their respective governments
one as President of the United States the
other as President of the Confederate States
OF America Montgomery Mail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

A WASHINGTON correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, is excessively indig-
nant because Judge Douglas "says in pri-
vate that the Union will certainly be uni
ted, sound aud whole as ever; but that not
Zone single man of the Breckenridge lead
ers will ever return to represent the Gulf
States 10 this capital" Glow" exclaims
the indignant and frightened correspondent
-"how he expects to replace them with his
own creatures it would be hard to tell; but
that be has some deep laid plot is very GER
tain"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

THE PACIFIC SUGAR REFNERY.-There is
q large sugar refinery in San Francisco,
which is sustained by capital of two hun
dred thousand dollars. When completed,
the refinery will be capable of working up
into refined sugars and syrups one million
six hundred thousand pounds of raw sugar
per month. The establishment and sur
rounding premises cost two hundred and
twenty-four thousand dollars about two
hundred men are employed. and the COM
pany import their sugar from Manila, China
and Batavia.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

PEMRERToN MILLS CALAMITY. Bos.
ton News says that it appears from re-
port Just issued by the committee of relief
OF the Pemberton Mill sufferers, that the
splendid donation of the people OF the Uni.
Ted States for their relief, amounting to
S65,834, has been finally oil disbursed for
the relief of the sufferers, aud the friends
and relatives Of the deceased. One more
death is recorded, that of Ellen Roach. who
has never been heard from since that fatal
night, making the total deaths 8s. The
committee have had under their care during
their ministrations III families and persons.
For two persons incurably injured, life an
nntles have been purchased Of $3.50 aud
S400 each.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

SINGULAR HIsToRIc AFFARs.--The His.
torical Magazine has an article entitled.
Two Prince OF Wales Visiting the United
States at the Same Time," in which II shows
that had the will of Henry VII been car
ried into effect, the line of royal succession
would have so changed that the present
Duke of Buckingham would be King of
England now. and his son, the Marquis of
Chandos, (who visited this country last sum
mer,) would be Prince of Wales, instead of
Albert Edward. tbs less strange that, but
for the law of Protestant succession. by
which the Catholic members of the Stuart
line were deprived Of all rights on account
OF their religion, the King of Sardinia, Vic.
tor Emanuel, would now be King of Eug-
land.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02
SAN JUAN IsLAND.-The Victoria COlonist

SAN JUAN IsLAND.-The Victoria Colonist
says:
A private letter was received here re-
Gently, from London, which stated that a
Governor had been appointed for British
Columbia, who would take bis departure
for the scene of his future labors as soon as
possible. The name of the appointee is not
stated; but implicit faith is placed on the
statement by the parties receiving it. The
letter further states that the impression at
Office is that San Juan Island will be given
to the Americans"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

CHAos.-A woman putting your room TO
rIghls-JusL after you have been arranging
everything to your satisfaction, and eiabo-
rately asserting your papers with such me-
thodeal care that you could put your finger
upon each separate one in the dark-that is
what l call Chaos. Men are not more awk.
ward 10 handling women's babies than wo-
men are IN lingering mems papers The
mischief and damage, and endless annoy
ance OF spirit, aud thorough disturbance Of
temper for the rest of the day, that are en-
gendered by the latter practice. surpasses
all bellek--[A Confirmed Old Bachelor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

VIM. NJ. Martin, of Columbia, South Car
olina, a young man of brilliant promise.
and we'll known to the readers of the Caro-
lima press as a writer of remarkable ability,
died at Columbia recently. Of pneumonia,
contracted at Morris Island, Charleston har-
Dor, during bis stay there as a private in
the ranks Of an artillery company.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

OREGON ExPoRTs.-The Portland Adver-
tiser says that in the way Of sending off
produce within the last six months, Oregon
has done more than she ever accomplished
before in the same space of time. The ef-
feet Of that export trade may have been on
ly imperceptibly felt, but it has contributed
nevertheless, an important influence to the
various interests of the country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02
CHEAP REFRESHMENT SALOON

No. 90 Broad street, Nevada.
7 HAVE engaged the services OF one q
i fthe best Confectioners in the State aHz# :,
OF California, and am fully preparee TO .<atsk w
make all kinds OF CAKE In the French enss@snasaAa
style which cannot be surpassed in Nevada or else
where. am always prepared to
Supply Balls and Parties
with Confectionery Of every variety including Fancy
Pound Cake Spunge Cake, Raisns. &c.
NouCE-My old friends who patronized me so lib
erally during my connection with the United States
Bakery, are invited TO call aud see me, as am well
prepared to attend to their wants.
feb7af. OTTO LUTTE, Proprietor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-02

RIcH.-By statement of the assets of
The Philadelphia Fire Association, rated on
the 18th instant, we should say it is one of
TIE weaIthiest corporations on this cOnt-
nent The amount of bonds and mortgages
and and cash 10 bank, in its name, is $780,
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IMPROVED lNSrK UMENT,


fsrrSrro ,Su s.rESrfp Col. JAass y. L.L,.Sr, or
srArSTuS Va.
fs11S lnsru!arot consists OF sGi-ciTcuar plate, With
Il nre,ebox attached 10 The diameter. and the crcn.
lar -!g. crlGatcd In degrees and half degrees, aud
movable ;inb sIiaI- attached 10 The Of the plate
Sh TernIcr, 4. both -s thu, the bearing Of line
h. read for any number ri degrees minutes.
The plate !. divided 20 FORM with the scale OF the
sl!ade, traverse table of Lies Instead OF numbers
which gives the Latitude aud departure OF any
course and die lance run.
TIE table also the purpose for ascertanlng
heights and distances, the required distance Is read
ari;hmlc tables.
gives the horizontal OF the lines Of
survey and where there IL local attraction, the line
d. traced wIthou: usns the needle. there being pair
OF sights enabling the surveyor 10 fo at the angle
required by The bearings Of the courses.
The variation OF old line Is easily calculated g.,
and for such work leveng for mlraces or drulnnB
!9nh II answers every purpose OF the level
There Is attachment for solving ubtque tlangles,
which gives the bag. and perpendicular OF the triangle,
IRON which the be gsc.rtnineJ very reality and
Il also gives the bearing aud d,tauc. OF the closing line In
division OF land.
The instrument. can be ussd wish either the sights or
!rl-r.0pr. Address h. y. LlLLEI staunton, Va
JCsK 10Th, 1888.
Ihava carefully examined Col Llley's Instruments
fer surveying plotting &C., and do not hes!tale 10
thru, irg-Icns simple and useful conirivancsS-
TGeJ are nds- calculating machines for tie Surveyor
sn!, & employed by him. woald immense amount
Of line and auGr can irost ehe-riu!ly recommend
ths-r 20 every prac::g an!vrysr. A. T. BLEDSUE:
e.9:. Mathematics, University, Va
L. 81. ACADEMY,
WET Po;ST, July 9Th, 1852 {
Ihars examined. with much Interest, Col. j. ST. Lhley's
Instru,nrrt for Surveying and Calculating Arears" and
unhrsatin1y recommend Il TO all practical Surveyor II
cnubn-s for all the purposes Of ordinary survey the
operirs OF the Theujots and Compass and by giving
1T once the latitude and departure OF course, will
much labor In the computation Of the area Of aiurvsy
A. I. CHURCH,
10 d---t pnf Matthew otirs U q. VI. A.
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From Washington,

WA:aNoToS Feb. 2I.-AIl the employees In the Post or
ice Department and the lntr Tor Department, wurd
the President todsy-ther farewell visit The Judges and
officers OF the Court Of Claims also waited upon hln
Dispatches from Texas that the nal at San
Antonio andsoe forts In northern Texas had been
oS the state troops; also canuoa etc. brAsns Ian
brownsville No mention Is made Of Gen. TwIggs surrei
der The rumor that Gru. Twgss had been shat by sui
der Is evidently uufouuded.
The proposition before the Peace Congress voted
by sections. The FIRST section in reference dividing the
territory adopted by majority. Indiana did
vote; Kansas am, New York drirsd. and North Carolina
Virginia and as, our voted In the negative The deleea
tons ir1m Norh Carolina and vi gIna Stood respectively
three against and Two foi the proposition Virginia would
have voted against the plan whole had .:ch
been adopted ErFrrsidrnt Tyler presented the PROPOSE
lion 10 both HOUSES OF Congress- but the letter not laid
before the House officially. Me.ss Tyler Seldom anu
Ryes will 10 Richmond this morulns. The othci
delegates will remain here
Partial returns from Galveston, lIarri. and Aun
ties, Texas, show 1880 against, aud l8y Tor sectyioa
The City Counr took .hrir farewell Of rres"en Ducha
nan 10 day The Councils also visited Mr. Lucoln WIFI
made speech TO them, saying he had disposition
intention 10 Infringe the rights Of any section. Mach o.
the present troubles originated from misunderstanding
OF one another lie said ted whey better acgaainI
ed they would become stronger friends.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR rHE RICHMOND ENoU1REE

Thirty-SiXth Congress---Second- Session.
WARRINGTON, II b. q, 1861
SEsArE-Mr. Powell moved tnke up Nr Crittrndeu'.
resolutions, whc have been postponed for several weeks
there was plan foot, the part OF the Republicans
to prevent conclusion by the Conference us proof
this, he read letters from the Senators rom Michigan 10
the Governor OF that State advising The appointment of
delegates to the Conference to It's action splitting
the Republican patty. One Of the letters conclude, thu.
THE Union will not be worth rush without lill. buou
letting Mr.. Chandler of Michigan said these letter,
were substantially The Committee of Conference
reported that t!ey hnd CONQUERED in the turin bill which
now stands passed. The ary bill wan read The III rd time
and passed. communication f. the Peace Conferences
WAS read Mr. Crlttcnden moved s reference 10 sel, CT
committee toreport tomorrow which wus agreed to- The
Postal appropriation bill reported The Senate then
went into EXECUTIVE session.
HoU5S-A resolution was adopted appointing commit
tee to ascertain II Sir Russell pud any money directly or
Indirectly 10 any United States Official Others 10 assist
him IN obtaining government contracts etc The consider
snon Of the report Of the Committee Of thirty three WAS
then resumed. Several amendments Including Msssrs
kellogs and Critiendes rejected The 1t and ST..
cond resolutions adopted the latter Including The
force clause The third resolution amended as follows
NO amendment to be made the Constitution which will
authorize or give Congress the power abolish or mi
ftre with any State In the domestic Institutions
cudng that OF persons held servudc labor By the
laws OF said State Pending the consideration The
Ject, the House adjourned.
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Authorised Capital $500 900
Capital paid in 10000
DIRECTORS.
c. BeR T. 4. wILLiiSs D. A. cL1.K,
vs.. n. RTrss, jonS A. kLNoEs, ). d. HUTCHINSON
j. /. AaRiS6T0a WADE HRyRS, }. n. wiLlIANa,
4 PUBLICATIONS. received at Office, 81 Commerce St.
~ Montgomery, A'a. ". G. DlBB, Prest
H. H. METcALF, src'y.
THE subscriber will take FIRE. MARINE and sLAFE
RISKS city rates Once for the present my Factory,
corner Ninth and Canal SIS, Richmond, Va Applications
addressed 10 bJ letter o: otierSlse will receive prompt
| attention. }. Ii. 7. MAYO,
Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
ROYAL Havana Lottery.
WHEELER j. WILSON

: : y y . u \ I II | Y h ;,
1ITH %ET IMPROVEMENTS, 1t Reduced ps!CEs.
f:,hE %ne..r W:sou Msuaisc,urioy Company Lss.
e ing gained t:eir sul;s Law With Infringing
:acr.c:s OF Sewing EacbS=s. i7uuse ;h. the pubic
,s be tsae;ei t:c!rby, end have accordingly Reduced
the prices OF their Sesug Machines. After i!s date they
G sold G.; hat viii pay fair prot: On the caai
Of .GEufaciars cSpi;s invested lad expense Of making
sars-euch prices Will enable .h2E1 make rst class
MacE.ase and h-re;oor., guarantee then " every
,iculS!.
NEEDLES, siLE, &C., ct REDUCED 2:Icss.
~ Olacs aEd Ssiss.ootu No 22I Ixa Street, iuch.
mouI, Virginia.
FAIRS OF 1900.
WHEELER d FILSO.y, IS USUAL, TICTGEIOCS!
AWARD. 81 rA NgcriSica' sEwIao aAcBIGEs.
20 Wheeler W:.s0n, i.t cia-; rreuiiu.!iyer Inedai
&c ;ia Lester Co., u Richmond. eud class PremuEaGl
plor::t,
To Grvgr- !. Dzket Sri CIas, Observation-Disclosures.
On SEWING MACHINE HQGk.
lst premium 10 Vince 4 Wilson,
2nd premium 10 the Lester Co, Nov 26-dGciy
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Sr&sia;. 1IEiGhih.

81 az. m. R.-AMERICAN CoNSCLS
| AND MINISTERS, FOREIGN PRIESTS, SPANISH AMEE-
IcAS PHYSICIANS TESTIFY To The LsrsA7IsG FsoFEn.
. rl.s CT RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
kApw4r's READY RELIEF Is endorsed In the strongest
terms by Cusul Rio jHhero, md our nir AGbhs.
SAILOR Brazil having saved thousands In that empirs
from being Carried CT by nuarous fever, and colerdc
corpaurs = single dose PARISHES Internal patti, and, up.
piled ouLwardy II Instantly the agony Of Rlru.
ma.sn, Neuralgia Torll,ace Spralns &c. Torpli.t Of
The stomach ytr and AL orns oil Indigestion, ylsld 10
! !ts iuyisoratlng action.
RADWAA,S REGULATING PILLS,
In the hands OF the Priesthood Of South America, are &C.
complshIng cur,u Of bilious srmittnnI Fever Chill, and
Fever Liver Complaint DTopsy, Enh AL diseases of tie
secct've organs, the sonne heart kidn=S' ana 1i1ddsr
aud at this they Invaluable correctires ui the
system. Cosvrness, lnd!Eesilon, Liver Complaint, and
s disorders arising from disturbances oil the FecreSe or
sans and Unequal irregular circulation rured by
u cir agency. They ter and sGbdne the prohlmate
ufsickness reaching It's cause IN every o9an and
| ra.es ahl.lug condition ii health In each case
RADwAY'a hLSovATiSo REsOLrEST-An echo TO the home
approval Of this all potent constitutional remedy COMES
hack from the whole Il" spanish America There, here,
.is pronounced positive ohitersnt Of serofIa syphilis
hereditary G. SIT diseases OF all kdH, and the meet
Ia. OF all constitutional tones KApwArS REHEDiEt, sep.
Stately conLed equal 10 the subjuyarlca Of ail
| Iualade, ever conbai;ed h medca! science.
PURE SKlN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rcl pure. and healthy blood secured t. hll who take
| RAILWAYS RE%0YATfSG RESuLfENT.
1t truly astonishing hoS rapidly patients covered With
9ores, Ulcers skin EruplIons are healed by RAILWAYS
| RENUvATlNG RESOLvENr ST. vi;aH' Dance. Kings
Evil, Scurvy Salt rum Bakers lich fusturs, letters,
&C. will yield bottles OF this cleansing, cool
| Ing, healing, and purifying Irei!rine
Railway Eemedts are soih by druggists every h-Te
kADwAY CO., 90 John Street. n. \.
PURCELL, LhDD CO., anil JOHN 7. GRAY. Druggists,
kch.a"nd are the general "p!c6ae aSects lor tnr =
OF virgins, and will supply The trade 4; The New YORK.
| prices Feb i-dhwlm
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CItOrCE NEW SPRING G0ODs.

SETE are row daily receiving choice ard desirable
w styles OF NEW GOODS, suited TO IL: season, COZ.
sisilng Of
Beautiful English md French Prints.
SrrIng n-liines md other Dress Goods,
Kid Gloves and lIosirrT OF every Description.
Linen Cambria lIandke cheifi, Linen Sets. AMI White
Gond.; aud iu stock VI Beached and Brown Dom-.:irs
sherl:ugs sIrns,, Hid u,n,turg.. Linen Goods, &C.
making stock complete Ia every department.
Citizens kn! strangers invited 20 call ani rIlrr!ne.
Feb IS WATKINS < HlCkLEN. Iap ;i.n -.
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AUCTION SALES.
2l5I BAGS RIO COTTEE

2l5I BAGS RIO COFFEE,
AND SUI BARRELS REFINED SUGAR
AT 4 UCTlON.
{ ~ WEDNESDAY, eth February, inst, We will sell,
st orr warehouse the Ea.:o balance ~ II.
20 VI CGf-e from RIO jeas.io i. ba:k !4a:e
siaT, consisting Of
z'"l BAGS rElNE RIO CGrFEE. ~ D0CGLL: ,-":.
vii! be added,
eW BARRELS REFINED sCGAR,
N'us.ahs OF Double Re6ned loaf, Gu: Loaf, Crushed
c. irilov. " ''''s s'''' ~ $500 =" '
, & 's Wv. axe place promptly e, 10: c',I"s: !, s.,
49,, 's IA Opportunity OF 4tienl..s i..srs H. 7.
Termt-Cnd-r tlUD. css!. o,-r .T,a, to,, r,,,.,s
ered"-papsr 10 DC MAD: satisfactory to SELLERS.
go LkENsil Az Co. i!,:rnrn., Va
Sale Of Sugar will be Conducted b. C. r wcI:aa. CO
Feb 20-ts - - S''"'" ~
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ANOTHER WITH Ks>-IMrOH-

lANt ~ fRos1AAlEp AM oEo'Liiht XII LAVA
LlDS-Thorsards Of Invalid ad.s, IN various parts Of
the United S,aes viii concfm The Testimony o. Ma T.
Ls ga, Of Pacific street, BrooElyn New York. Who hiss
:ecsatiy rtr-ly cured oil distressing Live. Com
ps!u OF year, ,t.ntny by short Course Of iiUS
TEiTEK'S SIUHACH B!frEks Cup. LklhaE', lhc hu.
baud o! til lady, o with his wis !n Expressing uolnt=c
co:sicac9 Ia he preparation, aaI both e: time,
ready 20 State the fact. cohnrc.su with hri case
w:h 1ss very o'.us,s and complicated or Liver
Ccnps!n (as termed by her lan sggrsya ed
by is?rrsn, aud general deraufeneut Of the internal
organs The has been thorough and ooInplee nor
there a:y kind Of stomach compliant. any affection
Of tie bowels, w,h will tot yield Just readily to tl
potent restorative.
For.aeoy Drdysts and dealers generally every where
and hy iiuSTErrtR / SMITH,
Manufacturers aud proprietors,
Feb 2V-,iRw?s No IS Water aud IS Front Street
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ErDlsi NOsfncS.

NORFOLK, Feb. e3-MsIor Gsyac Gated S.sIes Array,
died IN tIs city last evening "a did ssiIs:: ssr7.cc Ia
the late long aud tosome S, uuos In ar West. Us
remains will oe tsken to RichacGd to-day.
levtrnan: Colonel Grore: ot ::;s city irf. yesterday
for Montgomery Arabd us Jo!a 40 a-y Of II: &och
esp oon!-Gsrscy.
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ExECuToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES AND rERl2HABLE PROPERTY. ~ HANG
YER COUNTY, FIVE MILES SOUTH OF BEAVER
DAN DEPOT, on TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.
IN accordance with the will OF the lat. Mary Falche
deceased, shall her executor, proceed 10 sell ut
Public Auction, the premises, on THURSDAY The 18th
March, 1861 ii O'Clock, a. NJ, II fair II not the nrs
fair day thereafter all the real and personal estate belong
ing to the de sdent, consisting Of the following. viz the
Plantation called 'SPRINGfELD on which the tp5tstor
recently resided containing 4;X lying Ia the
" Of Hanover adjoining The luuds Of Rev y NJ DEraer
Col Edmd FouiHine aud other On ths plantation there
IL large and excellent brick dwelling containing ample
Recommendations fr Il large family beside, Kitchen, quar-
tes stable. Ice house, &C. There Is he.ded the
place about bushels Of whe Al, With x tons OF
At IL. same time md place will be sold six valuable
Slaves; alsn the Farming Implements, and Crops hand
four good Mules excellent light Carriage and iirnes
in reyd order aud pair Of gentle, we'll matched Horses:
all the Cattle including Soik Oxepsren Sheep, about
2n Hogs and nuny other articles not necessary TO rel-
ton.
TEg.Is-Fcr the Land. one.fourih cash; balance nj |,
AID three years 70, bonds bearing Interest," secured by
trust decd Slaves csh and for the per,shsble
tate III sums under $50 cash! that amount sz months
credit, Tor bonds hear Nc Interest with good security on
which there III be endorsement 10 the Effect, nt the
principal |. puucusy paid The interest will be 'ed
The the land for this year TO be paid ny tie pur-
chaser WN. ". 9CLCilER,
Executor Of Mary Fu'cher, deceased.
p Sat the tiur aud place will he sold fnr cash
eight valuable Slaves belonging TO the estate OF the late
Win Fucher, Deceased. Feb 2s-c2t
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uniformed and armed volunteers, and 1877 regi-
ments Of infantry Of the line The annu-
al consolidated return up to lst October, 1860,
being made up from the latest brigade returns,
gives an aggregate OF only 1926, officers,
non commissioned officers and privates, al
though there are undoubtedly not less than
zoo, 600 men in the State subject to militia du-
ty. This is the result Of negligence on the
part of enrolling officers, and the failure of
some regiments to make any returns at all.
VOLUNTEER FORCE.
There are now in commission IS troops of
cavalry, 26 companies Of artillery, ll2 com.
panies Of light infantry and ia companies of
rif1enien.
Of Cuculry:
/ troops are armed with Sabrcs and Der.
cussion cavalry pistols.
troops with sabres and cavalry muske-
toons.
81 - - revolverS.
FL - unlv-nnd
IS are urarmcd
OF The -Artiliery:
II companies are armed with d-pounder field
guns, with carriages and implements com
pete, and artillery swords.
l with 6.pounder field guns, swords and
Sappers aud Miners muSkstoons.
l with 6pounder field guns, swords and
artillery musket0ohs.
l with six l2pounder howitzers and light
artillery swords and
II are unarned.
Or the Light AJautry:
i companies are armed with rifle muskets.
IS a." percussion
a6 - flint lock %
/ without arms.
Or the Rifemen;
i companies IRE armed with long range
rifles with sword attachment.
"a companies with percussioned rifles.
10 companies with flint lock rifles, and
IS companies are without arms.
All the armed companies are uniformed.
The numerical strength of the ARMED force is
Cavalry, with sabres and pistols.
or Sabres only, 2,o4T
Cuarmed, about 1850
.lrtiliery-ArIned companies 800
Cnarmed $50
Light lnfantry-Companies with
rited lnuskcls. 400
Companies with percussion do $500
Companies with flint lock 10. 800
Companies unarmed 250
$3.50
Rtlemen-Companies with long
range rifles, $50
Companies with percuSsioned
RITES, 1890
Companies unarn.ed, $500
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OLD DUliINIVh sHNE.TGE'E.

T5IlGE second half Of Of his School, for SG-0t
L. will commence The 18Th uf February, AMI end The
3Dth Of Ju1e nrXt ensuing.
Tho Rev. FRANCIS j. BoGGs la. beer aided 20 he
Board OF Instruction. and will with his fsry reside G the
Institute building. The MUSICAL UEFh HfNEST Will
continur under Mr. CIASEs .uperle ~ho will
aided by cor1pst.Ut assistants. gs"rnan !as he, Il
employ e take Charge U tH ci-sse: ia ALGEBRA, sd
o,e;, will esc! other ,psc.ac a,cjirs aud auve'
female .e.chpG T be employ sd. The LtLtCRES cL 81.
DLiGAL LITERATURE, o. the Rev JAMES A. DUNCAN.
xll Ia ccnLnr:d a, also the FRIDAY A?FEhS9O% LIZ
E.AKY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DETACHMENT
very anal! s,ri vii receive The s?p.al Gaze 0! be
Principal Of The School.
Thu BOARDING DEPARTMENT Sil! 10 lioeraI. rad
carefully conducted, End every comfort sCh facility vii be
Afforded TO young indl,s board rg 10 the family.
No bUr r1petr will be spared TO make thd School
equal to any In u aad fer The education Of females.
sy- For further Information, address
F.ba 1. E sIICMATE Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
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election The Union Club holding meet
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exists but hes occurred. The cvnproElse sGrtl-
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