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4 Drunken Set.

1t seems that the late Commodore at the
Portsmouth Navy Yard ard the valiant Presi-
dent of the ''Old Wreck" are both i'll the ha-
bit of excepting their spirits up by pouring
spirits down" The Norfolk correspondent OF
the Petersburg Express says:
1.-The Commodore was so drunk as to be incspa-
bic of any duty, and had to be borne to the snll
on Il litter. early every onlcer, II Is reported
was having high old time. Ii seems We nave
swilllng set opposed TO Us, even those ming tnt
highest stations. A gentleman arrived here Inn
morning, " no, with several others, was arrested
while passing through Washington, ior bein$
southeIHers, and taben into the presence OF lh'
august Daboon. He declares that i4lneoIn " as 81
drnk tnat he could scarcely malutain his seat IL
the chair, ana IL was notorious III NdshinStol
tnat he mad been in e.e OF beastIy lntoSlcatiol
for more thirty SIX hours The man is scared
nearly to death, aud few people IN that eity ar
| in any better condition.
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By THE GOVEkN0R OF VIRGINIA.
N
A PROCLAMATION.

WHrRRAs, in the emergency which was sup
posed tc exist during inc past geek, arising from
Slate was about TO be made, aud the movements
of the vessels of the United states with troops
!nto tue " sters If this Commonwealth, and the
unusual De. ,ruction OF pabtle property by the
agents of that Gov ernment, both at Harper 4 Fer-
~ aud at the Gosp"rt Navy Yard, gave amp e
reason for such be'ief. aid Whereas under such
cireums'ances snndry vessels in the waters OF
the James firer, the Rappahannoek, York, and
Potomac Rivers aud their tributaries, have been
seigsd detained by the authorities of the
STATE, uflc+rs ae'irg under patriotic motives
without Aority, aud it i proper that such yes
the masters In command, orto the owners thereof.
Therefor,
wealth, 30 hereby proc aim that all private ves-
sci, and pr per SO seized or detained, with the
iowa, sh III he RELEASED and delivered up to the
sad masters owuers. Proper officers of the
river. her.in mentioned, with orders to release
sues vessels and properly, and give certificates
for damages incurred by The seizure and deten-
ton.
j felt il my duty. Furthermore, to advise the
people Of the toIBnionw eath mot in the nj ry
cations. ia connection with The trade and com.
mere, of the county, assuring them protection
attempt 10 Invade This Common " ealth, or to use
coercion .inst the Southern onfederAt ed
states-a eontiugenq y dependent on the acti' p Of
the Government OF the United states-it shall be
81 Iaet aud conducted by this CoInmonw ealth upon
principles worthy If civilized nations and Of ihii
ShtSntehs0 dko- EpPeAi 10 all out pcoPic NO.
10 III, erf.re with peaceabie, unofending citizens
or "ihers, she preserve he peace aud conform to
our laws, and do hereby especially disc0unte
nauee all acts OF seizure OF private property
w.inout authority Of law, aud require that order
shall nc restored, aud that all the laws be admin
tst.red aud executed by the tribunals especially
assigned Tor the rurp.se.
-, Given under my hand, as Governor
e. and nader me seal Of the Comnion
~ wealth, II richmond, oath April, lssl
And IN the s5,h year OF the comm nwe cath.
JOHN LETCHER
By The Governor:
GEoRGE w. MUsFoRp,
Secy Of the Commonw ealth
The following officers Of the State Navy are ~
tigpsd 70 ths euiies required by this proclans
ton
or James Rivsr-Cspt. Cooke and Commando
Tucker,
for Potomac River-capt. Forrest and Lieu,
beipiDes. es 3
10. asppahanuock River--Lieut. Lewis.
For yolk EigeI-Commsnder J. J.. Menderso
and Lieat. j. b. AauTy- up za--d&cst
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NepropS Volunteering.

About fifty free negroes i'll Amelia county
have offered themselves to the Government
fer any service.
In our neighboring city of Petersburg, two
hundred free negroes offered for any work
that might be assigned to them, either 10
fight under white officers, dig bitches, or any
thing that could show their desire to serve
Ola Virginia. In the same city, negro hack
man came TO his master, and insisted, WIFI
tears in his eyes, that he should accept all Ms
savings, 500, to help equip the volunteers
The free negroes of Chesterfield have made 6
similar proposition. Such is the spirit, anon:
bond and free, through the whole of the State
The fools and scoundrels who calculate on
different state of things, will soon discove
their mistake.
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Remarkable Coincidence.

The chapter Of the Old Testament prescribed
by the Episcopal Calendar to be read by the
clergy on the morning of the third Sunday az
ter Easter. Qast Sunday,) is the 81 chapter OF
the Prophet JOEL, beginning at the 9th verse.
Every one who heard it in Richraond last
Sunday morning, must have been struck with
the singular coincidence of the words with
the solemn events of the day and time. 1t be-
gins as follows:
Proclaim ye this among the Gentiies; Prepare
for war, wake up the mighty men, let all the men
OF draw near; let tioin come up:
Beat your pioug hshares into urds, and y0ur
pruning hooks into speafs let the weak say ala
slrOug.'
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Another Alarming Report.

1t was again reported yesterday that old
ABE had sent Commissioners to Virginia to
have a talk. Virginia will never listen TO
him, nor believe him, his Cabinet, or his
Generals, upder oath. We have the best au
thority for saying that the report is untrue
At Wa hing ton, and as our prisoner, Is the
only talk we can listen To from the con-
yicted liar and perjured wretch now at the
head of the United States Government.
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MILITARY AProIsrMRsTs.--Brigad der Gene
raj Daniel Ruggies, tiale Colonel III The U. 5.
Army,l has appointed Geo. Turner. OF King
George, aud horace Lacy, OF Stafford, as las
French, Com missary and N. ii. Cran.p as
Quarturmtlster. General Ruggles has made
Fredericksburg his headq uarters, in persu-
ance OF ofutTs.
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BY THE s,OvEkaOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

wHEERAs, yoiu uteers are simultaneously ten
dering their sersIces In person. from all parts OF
the STATE, without sttins for ORDERS asthfy y ere
repairing 70 kichmsnd. without previous notice,
~ gfs u e1ganss 30 the tommonweslth ind be.
fofu nj sbl. provision - been made for their
CURED there are. therefore, TO require I'll com.
pAnies nsi pVw ~ Ktehmond and nef ordered
hsrs or elst who're, 10 remain ~ their homes.
hpilipe sheMselves simply In readiness for ser.
viee, nutjl sideesd By competsnt sathonlty All
peSs0ns en9sg ed Ia making artillery harness Or
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st.pheu Arnold Douglas.

ARNOLD the Second has taken his depar ture,
with his family, from Washington. 1t is in
this manner that LIKcoLSs Lieutenant re-
deems his Norfolk pledge of helping LIScoLS
coerce Virginia. 1t Will not be long before
the Lieutenant is followed by the Captain, if
he is lucky enough to be able to follow.
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back his rein forcemenis, surely Virginia snou 2
make haste to capture the foe himself. ~
very moment ought TO see our ionx-ia
cannon plan ted ON the heights OF Aihhs~''
and the bayonets of our legions on 'he i-o"s
Bridge Not another week should pass w.
orr heads without witnessing the eap. a,n IN
Scorr and LINCOLN, and iea s,,ns,,nns
triumph through the streets OF hichl"
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SMALL Norgs.--The Town Council Of Fred
ierieksburg have determined TO issue ~, 900 IN
notes, Of the denomination OF ", VI. and my
cents. The Council also appropriated VI, 900
for ayming the volunteer force Of tho town.
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Tor tho state. ara exempted from military ser.
wee without express orders 70 the contrary -
And no Company will be mustered INFO serTlce
unless the complement Of men prescribed py Jaw
All Il ebave teen obt stned
Given under my hand, &C. ,a,,ry rrrurp
~ GsoRaE w. MryFoEp,
.,csaSest Secy of the Commvnw eaith.
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ne We are indebted to Capt. PRIrcHARD, OF
the steamer George Peabody, for late Balti-
more papers also, TO gentlemen who arrived
by the cars last evening for similar favors.
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DIED.

In the town OF Fulton, on Tuscdsy. IT, 1s %
inst al twenty minutes to six o'clock 10 0!
diptheria, SARAH ISABELLA, only daughter OF
Nathaniel T. Marks, aged seven years. SIX 1o1'I'
The friends and scquaintances Of the family;
and those of N. p. GrfninR, are invited 70 1Hsna
the funeral. at her fathers residence, On '''n
inst, at 10 o'clock.
ON Tuesday,. the ssd inst, at Laburnum, the
residence OF James Lyons, Lucy LYONS SCOTT,
daughter OF Robert E. and Henningham V. scou'
in the 5th year of her age. 60. ,..,
Het funeral will take place from St; James
Church to day at 10 o. cleck Tne rlenas ., IA
father and Of Mr.. Lyons are respectfully insi'eo
To attend the funeral. -
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Rg- FoR SALE.-Oue of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 40x57. This Press i.
nearly new, ana will be warranted in perfect con
ditnn. Apply al this Office. NH l9--ts
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&c WILL REMAIN IN RICHMOND
AFEw DAYS LONGER.
PERMANENT CURE FOR
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
Is
uNERRINa SYSTEM
PRACTICED BY
DR.: NJ; A. scHLossBR'
AUTHOR OF
SEVERAL WORKS ON THE
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS,
TO HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NAPOLEON III,
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
READ READ, REA d
THE FOLLOWING
RICHMON TEsTIMoN IALs.
From Dr. E. Pourct, VI. d.
This is to certify that DR.. ScHLossER eradicated
two Corns for me, without pain during the opera
tion-with entire relief to me from all pain.
L. POWELL. M. D.
Richmond, April 10th, 1881.
From, John ~ ipced Member Of the Convention
DR. ScHLossE Err has extracted tour Corns from my
fcot, without giving any pain. and to my en'iro
satisfaction. JSo NJ. SPEED,
Lynchburg.
Richmond, April 18th, 1861.
From j. n G. Dickinson Esq.
DR.. ScHrossER has extra cted number OF Corns
from my fset, without any pain, giving perfect
satisfaction T. NJ. G. Dickinson.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1891.
From b. NJ Hurts
DR.. scaLossER has extracted five Corus from
my feet, without the slightest pain
8. NJ. HARRIS.
Richmond, April goth, 1881.
From John s. Anqel, Esq.
This is to certify that DR.. ScHLossER extracted
two Corns for me, without pain, aud with great
skill. JOHN S. ANGEL.
Richmond, April 18th, 1891.
| nEy In addition to the above. great number
| mere from Richmond, are in DR.. SCHLOSSER'
possession. The Doctors method has not only
been successful in this country, but also in Eu-
| rope as NAV be seen by several thousand certif-
| Gates, from which he quotes the following names
| from
| His Imperial Majesty,
NAPOLEON, the Emperor of the French.
His Majesty, the
| KING OF BAVARIA.
| His Imperial Highuess
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTR.
His Royal Highness
| Prince ALEXANDER, of wurtemburg.
| His Imperial Highness
| ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
! His Royal Highness
DUKE OF sACHsON -MEININGEN.
| His Royal Highuess
DUKE B., Of Sax Weimar
His Highness
Prince RICHARD METTERNICH.
IF. II. CARDINAL,
Archbishop of Psris.
tALAXIs,
Bishop OF Nancy, frst Chaplain to Napoleon III
| Marechal CANROBERT.
A. H. ARNETH, Physician in Ordinary
to the Duchess Helena, of Russia.
BERNARD ROESER, Physician in Ordinary
to II. N the Queen of Greece.
The signatures and seals of the above name
with several thousand moro, from Statesmen
Diplomatists. Clsrgymen, Physicians, Merchant
Military Men and Editors, Of this country an
Europe, may be seen at DR.. SCHLOsSER'S col
sutting rooms, from 10 A. NJ. till p. 81, at the
sPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
Parlcrs No. Ill and lls, the Ladies' Drawir
, Rooms.
80 Private entrance Main street.
, | No proiessio nal connection with any one, D
SIS method is different from those persons WI
pretend to cure corns by cutting or plastering
These give only a short relief, but not perm
nent cure.
D a FEW DAYS LONGER
ap 23-6t RICHMOND.
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CopNS pJS.nNS NAILS -.

2cS CORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS. &C.,
80 cured without pain or ineoDyenie nee,
in few seconds, by Or. SCHULTZ, the resident
Surgeon Cniropodist. Office Wall Street Hotel,
Wall st.
N. B.-The military gentlemen, and those ladies
who have not as yet been attended at their resi-
depce, (having previous engagements 10 fGInll)
will be 50 az the earliest opportunity
an 25-2tk
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By rHg GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ROcLA AN ATION.


The Convention OF the Commonwealth OF
Virginia having adopted. on the 18th day OF
Apri,, 1851, an ordinance ito repeal the rati-
fication Of the Consultation Of the United
States of America, by the State Of Virginia
and TO resume all the rights and pc wers grant
ed under said Constellation and by the
schedule thereto annexed. required polls 10
be opened for the ratification or rejection OF
the same by the people Of this state. on the
4sh Thursday in May bext Now. therefore,
4 raux Iprcsss. Governor of the Common.
wealth of Virginia, do hereby proclaim that
the anns xed is an authentic copy Of said Or
d.nance and schedule, aud that all officers de.
signa;c therein are required to conform to
its provisions, in every respect.
-, Given under my hand, as Governor,
,Ls {and under the seal of the Common
~ wealth, at Richmond, this cath day OF
Apg,l 1861. and ia The S5th year OF the Com.
mos wealth JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GsaRas w. MrSPoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Old Point

There are said to be tive thousand men at
Old Point.
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NyOTICE.-In obedience to the 2sd section OF
IN the Tax Bill, passed by the Council OF the
city OF Richmond on the 4th March, lsel, hereby
give notice to all concerned, that the Copamitee
Finance have classified all persons and nrms
eharoeable with class tax the present year, such
a. merchants, traders, shop keepers, manufae-
turers, keepers Of ordinaries, brokers, &c,
which classification has been left in the Auditors
office where all Interested can see the amount OF
taxes with which they are charged.
The Committee Of Finance will meet In the
Council Chamber on TUESDAY, the 3Oth day OF
this month, tApril, at o'clock r. to hear APP
plications from all persons who shall think they
are put into too high class The said commit
tee shall, after hearing the party and any evil
dence he may produce, change the class Of such
persons or Arms or permit II to remain as IL has
mittee just and equal.
23-st NJ. L. STRATT0N. A. &. X.
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-, NOTICE.-Ihs Books for hubserip-
A ton to the Capital stock Of the .'FARM-
hrs AND MECHANICS Insurance. C0MPA-
NY OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND viii be
opened at the office Of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR / son,
on the 10th day OF MAY next, under the direction
of lap la--imi THE COMMISSIONERS
NJ EkCHANTS AND 9TH EKS, IN JET.
ul fkhsoN WARD, (which composer sll be.
obtain their license on or before the soth 81 April
they wall be required to fay deub,s the amount
nsusiiy charged, we Viii De me ste!e OF q;
the 3oth inst. JOHN w. WkI0AT, b. s.
JOHN II. FRANCISCO,
ap ss-7ss Cemm'r Revenue.
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-. UNBFOR vi $ The ladies of the
Aa SECOND PRBobYTERiAN CHURCH,
(Dr. hoGE 81 aud any others who m9y find it con
venient TO unite with them, are requested to meet
this THURSDAY A. M, at 10 o'clock, in the
LECTURE ROOM, TO form Society 10 assist IL
making uniforms and clothing for any of the
mi itdry companies who may need their aid.
Applications may be made to Mrs. TAZEWELL
ap 25--ltk
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RIcHxoND, April -, 1851. I
THE GOVERNOR Of the Common " eAlth Of
i Virginia, acknowledging with pride and
classes in preparing for the defence Of the State
is yet constrained 70 order that hereafter no per-
any one Of the Telegraph ohices, or on any Of the
Railroads OF the STATE shall leave his post for the
purpose Of engaging In military operations, with
out leave drst obtained from the Executive.
By order OF the Governor.
JOHN ECHOLs,
ap2l--ts Aid to Gov. LErCNER
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rr- corre1pondent makes the following
pI.xrxnsvrrlu, LrsxsBvRa Co., Va,

m correspondent makes the following
suggestion
PLAsrsnsvrELs, LrsErBvRa TO-, Va,
April oath, 1861.
Editor Dispufch make TINS fuggesuoh -
wouItl IL not be well If You would call the
atten tion of the Virginia Convention, now In
ses sion, to the propriety of making q provis-
ION to give our citizen soldiers, though In
camp and far from home, (where many will
be- the privilege of voting for the Ordinance
of SECESSION
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pUrnpeclal Netice. We are pleased 10 no.
tico that the sew Ing Machine Company Of our city
store, at No. 2s1 Main st., TO any competen Mt ops-
rators engaged in, or dsAirous Of, making gar.
ments for our soldiers. In such time the indus
trial interests Of the State can greatly subserve
the military, and we commend this example. We
learn that any sewing circles or societies may
avail tn EN- selves Of these machines at sny time
for good and prsssworthy objects. ap 25-ltA
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-, rally, VIRGINIANs!-HAMP.

a~~-1~S, RALLY, VIKGINIANS .-HAMP-
81 DEN 0tARD. ALL persons disposed q
to ioin this new Volunteer Company, for i'm 81
patriot, john HAaPDBk, Will report promptly "
at the olces OF lawrence S. Aarye and James
Pleasant, lIth street.
Arraugemt hts nave been made for furnishing
uniforms, w hont charge, to such as cannot at
ford the expense. ap 2b-3t
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE r., +. s. p. K. r. COMPANY,l
Richmond. April Is, 1891.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A meeting OF the
IL Board of Directors of this Company, held at
this Office, DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS
and FIFTY CENTS per share, out of the nett pro-
Ats of the Company for the past six months, was
declared payable to the stoekholdets Z. Or their
Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, 9th
AnriI G.. w. MACMURDo,
IN ltd Treasurer
nIViDEND NOTICE.-At meeting OF the
~ Board of Directors Of this Company, held at
their office a DIVIDEND of 81 per cent out OF the
net earnings OF the Company for the last SIX
ers or their legal natives, on the LIST day
of May next nrv
Transfer Books viii be closed on sATnRBAf,
April sTth. Z. W. MANI po,
ap Its treasurer
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EE7Merc hants, Attorneys, Keepers OF
BOkRDiNGH0U and all others required by
law to obtain licenses can find the Commissioner
Of the Revenue for Madison Ward, and the bier
if of the clty, at the Sherifs othce, rs Main at,
eyerv day this week. from A. III. to NJ. pre-
pared to Issue their licenses The act OF the zen,
eral Assembly Of April Sd, 1881 provides that az
who do not obtain their licenses on or before the
soth inst shall paw double the tax otherwise i'm
posed and the officers required and VIII strict-
~ enforce its provisions. Z. G. JOHNSON,
Com. Kew I'd District City OF Richmond
ap 22--6tA
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-. A GRAND sERENADE viii BE-

y~z given 10 the noble South CaroliAians,
who have come to stand shoulder 10 shoulder
with Nlrginia's sons, in defence of the whole
South, aud bid defiance to Liucoln's vandals of
he n orih, at O'Clock THIS EVENING, 1T the
EXCHANGE HOTEL. ap 25-lt*
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, April ~, 1881.
TT Is impossible for Ammunition TO be furnished
i for the calibres Of arms obtained elsewhere
than at the Armory, ~ this Department has not
the moulds, nor does 1t know the Dimensions
Commanding officers OF such companies must
put p th cir own mmunition, the cost Of " hich
will be paid by this Department.
ap 2z-ts e. DIMMOCK, Col, OF Ordnance.
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&c WILL REMAIN IN RICHMOND
FEW DAYS LONG ER
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a. 1851.
--~---~---~~-----~~------>----
High Water tnts day Thursday at n O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
stesme. George body Pgte anrrs Baltimore
steamer Empire, and ba-ge, from Norfolk.
MILITARY NOTICES.
- ATTENTION, HENRIcoLIGHT
I'm Court. House, on SATURDAY. the a7th
T& inst, at 10 o'clock, in fatigue aniform,
sp ?5-at JAS. R. BELCHER, O. 8.
~ ATTENTION, ARTILLERYMEN.
AZ who desire to e into the ARTILLERY Id aaIaI
49, their names at Headquarters, on Main ST.,
TWO doors below the Exchange Bank.
a HOO Rs co. Il, IsT REG va VOLs.,(
4 RICHMOND, VA, April Is, 1861.
This Command will assemble at the EN-;
Brooke Avenue, ut o'clock A. M, preparatory
to being inspected by the Inspector HsneTsi
an 25-it* Lieutenant COMMANDING
d CHA Nc 4 or lIEAD4UAkTERs.:-,1he
u HEADQUAkTERS OF COMPANY 'B,' lsr
III RECT VA. VOLUNTEERS, are established at
m the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, second story;
report themselves immediately.
BY order Of Capt. LEE.
25-tS }. - TOW En-, ISL serRt.
n ATT ENFTON There will be a Kohl
q omen ed at the corner Of Eth and Main streets,
m for Company Of Volunteers, to be called the
W RICHMOND TIGERS.
APP 25-1t* BY request of the OLD HE.
THE FOLLOWING ORDERS have been
l issued to Gen. THos. I. AUGUST, Of the I'd
BAFTow. Of the 18th Gen. JONATHAN RICH
M0ND, of the 18th Gen. A. G, MOORE, of the
25th Gen. X. G. PRESTON, Of the 9eth; and
Gen. J. A EARLY, of the 18th:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, April %, 1891
You will forthwith send to this place all the
armed volunteer companies, Artillery, Light In-
antry and Rihemen, in your Brigade to report Tor
service. Employ messengers, II necessary, TO
give the notices. The Cavalry Companies Will
hold themselves In readiness.
Answer at once.
BY command.
ap24-3t WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Ad1't.
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ITO ALL SHEKIFFS, COMMISSIONERS
/ OF THE REyESUE, AND TELEGRAPH oP-
kRAT0KS IN THE COMMONWEALTH office
Is hereby given To such officers, that they are not
to leave their positions under any circumstances.
II Is as essential to the state that the duties OF
such officers should be promptly performed, and
they are Is necessary as the services OF the mill
tary In the held
By order Of the Governor.
GEO. W. MCSF0RD.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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LADIES OF C Z n Re AR Y
81 CHURCH will meet this tfHUR>DAYl
morning, in the Preachers office, TO offer their
services in aiding the soldiers in their prepare
ton for the service of their state. 40 25-it
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From b. NJ. HGrris

DR.. ScaLossEs has extracted five Corus from
my feet, without the slightest pain.
s. NJ. HARRIS.
Richmond, April goth, 1881.