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81. NJ" the irrepressible philosopher,
is again on his mission OF :" peace" en-
deavoring to "lift the ycil.'' He is also
doing his best to disseminate s'truth,'
which is a rather scarce article for the
times. The philosopher persists in the de-
claration that he finds few competitors in
his line of truth-telling, and especially abb
sent is the appearance Of competition in
this pious pursuit il all legislative bodies.
The great j. N. is concentrating bis inhu-
ence upon the, HAYES. administrator and
may render no httle aid to the Federal Elk
ecutive in the plan Of cancellation. He de-
clares that he has rhedged the President
around so that he cannot deviate from the
true line. He intends to be in Washington
at the extra session. and means that "ne
"political capital shall be made out OF truth
"for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of either party,
cas- he is satisfied that nothing but equal
"honor and glory, meted out to Federal
"and Confederate alike, will lift the veil
"and bring about full reconciliation" J
1t is we'll for the country that such phi
Iosopher should put himself upon this
through line.,1,We have anore'faith in him,
than we have in many Of the presidential
advisers. He expects to unfold himself in
sight Of WAsHiNuroN on his gallant 70 bIrtonza
cheTal," and viii exploit the truth before
our Virginia Lawmakers. lie boasts OF
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The Eastern Question.

The condition OF this question is far from
clear Russia il dealing in strategy, and
we suspect is not without suggestions and
favor from Germany. BIsMARcK is a tar-
seeing and ingenious statesman, anu 1t
would have been impossible, for Russia TO
continue so long upon the line she has ira
yelled had she not the favor OF tins great
diplonatiSt. ,-,"
IT is clear that the Christian subjects Of
the Porte are enjoying o comparative inn
munity from Turkish dominion. and it is
not probable that they will Willingly SUBJ
init to any settlement that tightens the
Turkish rein upon them. Nor is it proba-
Bile that the European Powers will require
them to submit to any such increased Turk
ish tyranny. Servia has taken the oppor-
tunity to make terms upon a basis increas-
ing her privileges, with the chances OF
complete independence at some future day.
Bosnia has shown her indisposition to re-
turn to her allegiance, and Montenegro
holds out bravely. -,-.-
Turkey infringcs upon European civil
ization, and it is necessary to check her.
She cannot stand where she is. She must
be driven out Of Europe, or the European
Powers must give her more room. 1t is
happy idea that Russia shall be made the
agent for the expulsion OF Turkey. Euro
pean civilization is extending over o people
so recently barbarian that are ruled by Rus
STA, and it would be a remarkable fact if
these people should assist now to expel the
Turk from Europe, and roll back upon
Asia the Moslem tide that is hostile to Euro
pean civilization.
Whether peace is temporarily established
or war ensures, we are satisfied that the
events Of the year past has greatly strength
ened the Christians OF the Turkish pro-
vinces, and at the same time seriously i'm
aired the Turkish dominion in Europe.
The break down" OF Turkish power has
indeed begun, and we cannot believe that
it will ever recover from the blow it has re-
ceived.
The conferences between Russia and Eng
land promise to pledge England to acquies-
cence in a probable Eastern policy that she
sees plainly she cannot direct, as she would
have done decade or so gone by.
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White Sulphur Springs.

The recent destruction by fire OF the adj
mirable hotel built last spring upon the line
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad al the
White sulphur Springs is misfortune Tor
the public, more especially the travelling
nublic. 1t was more Of a railroad-house
than one for the accommodation OF the
but 80 fine a building was it
that many visitors to the Springs would
have been delighted to remain in it and en-
Joy its commodious and elegant apartments.
Still, its destruction affects not the means
OF accommodation OF the Springs proper,
including the great hotel on the grounds.
The cottages and hotel there are capable OF
accommodating an immense multitude OF
health and pleasurc-seekcrs, and there need
be no interruption Of the concorlrse OF peo-
pic from all sectiors, who annually JON IN
the national congress which meets aroaho
the srandest fountain OF health on the con
tinent. as..t ~ ..........,l.r.
What those cnterprising gentlemen Mcssrs'
PEYroS & Go. may contemplate with regard
to the railroad hotel we know not DUE ccr.
tainly what may DO reasonably anticipated
from human enterprise may be expected Of
them. The proprietary interests OF the
White sulphurare at present in condition
that may seriously affect sill plans for the
Improvement and ornamentation of the most
delightful summcr-rctreat upon the Atlantic
she'd. But we may look for Judicial de-
cision ut any time that may start enterprise
IN grand style. Still, let all friends OF the
White Sulphur rest assured that the means
Of public accommodation there are ample
and that there il no reason to apprehenc
that brilliant season may not be enjoyed
the ensuing summer at the White. If con
Citation indeed shall be nourished int
growing at all, it will be in bloom during
the season at the White, and will make the re
union there more agreeable than at any pre-
ceding season since the war. =,
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,n.ving tbsEcapibol fer, Saturday dight fOF'
shis obiest, md claims HAT s- as opedien y
"a hts wilIal the time 81

Mr.. H:gJ.iFuEBsn:- -1kn article from the
New York Tribune concerning this gentie-
man appeared incthe Dispatch yesterday
The Following paragraph with regard i,.l !! e
Mr.. FURBER appears in the Tribune OF tues
day, and in Justice TO him We copy It:
It Is clearly unjust to Mr. II. J: Furbe erd TO
preiudge his case in the matter OF the ?3so,-
600 profits alleged to have been paid him on :,
account Of, the contract between himse,, anu
thu Universal Life Insurance COMPANY.
Mr.. Furber distinctly declares that ne never
received q dollar OF profit from the eontfaS.i
that it was made for the benefit OF Inc
Guardian Mutual Life, and that every doi-
lar received under it from the one company
was duly paid over to the other as tie books Ks
Of the two companies will show. He &c makes ~ sSs
also a good prirna fdcie defence MS % the
charge OF wrecking the North America,
producing circulars freely distributed TO It's
policy-hoIders declaring insurance IN IL ~ ~
secure MS in the Universal. and placing the
question OF change solely on the grouna Oh
money to he made by it.
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Law OF RETALIATION IN THE PESNsYI.vA-
MA LEGIsLATCRE.-Ha Harrisburg, Pa., March
20.-At joint caucus of Democratic sena-
tors and members OF the Legislature reso-
lutions requesting senators to defeat all pri-
vate appropriation bills and refuse to con-
firm the Governors appointments unless
the Republicans recede from their determi-
nation to pass the bill to deprive the Demo
cratic sheriff OF Philadelphia Of the power
of appointing deputies at elections. As it
requires two-thirds vote to pass appro-
priation bills OF the character referred to
the Democrats can save the State about half
Il million dollars. At the Republican cau-
Gus in the afternoon action was taken look
ing to the defeat OF bills in which the DEM
ocratS are interested Especial to Baltimore
Sam
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We are waiting anNiously for the next
turn in the road. Cancellation has not
taken very decisive step, as far as the pub
lie knows, for some days. South Carolina
seems TO be out Of the woods, but the
troops, like the crab in the oyster, are still
taking pot-luck with the South Carolinians.
PACKARD is in slashing mood apparently,
and is evidently essaying to convince the
Administration ut Washington that il the
troops are called off there will be the very
devil to pay. GARFIELD may again sit with
his feet in blood if he will only be present
on the occasion.
This is all fabbergast." If AuGuE
moves his column UP the Mississippi PACK
ARD will seek an augur-hole Immediately.
and will not be heard of in any sort Of con-
fiiet. The truly peaceful way will be this
very way. Take away the soldiers and the
government of the people, headed by
NICHOLS, will Immediately have full sway.
There will be no blood-nota drop. 81.
The Administration must decide, and that
soon., Delay mends not matters and there
is every reason to fear that the danger Of
some trouble increases by delay - 4 81.
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slessrs. Editors,-I see by yourpaper Of
Yesterday that the General Assembly Of
Virginia. has passed another law for the
protection OF fish. And now, my dear sirs.
please tell me what does it amount tot l
can tell you it amounts to nothing, so far rs
James river Is concerned; for il ] under
stand il right, it is precisely the same law
that was passed two years ago. 1t says no
trap shall catch fish above Underwater, and
at the same time here is hundred traps
right here ut the head OF tide-water, and
some OF them from ten to twenty feet above
the level of Underwater, and built so close
together that it is impossible for q fish
to ascend the falls from tide-water without
being caught. No, sill D.; il our delegates from
the upper country voted for this law with
the belief that they would soon see tide
water fish swimming in the river at Lynch
burg, let them at once be undcceived, for
they may make all the laws in the world
for the protection Of fish, and as long as
these traps are allowed to remain under
Mayo's bridge and in the falls at Richmond
it don't amount to i row Of pins. Ask any
man that ever bated hook and he will tell
you to pull those traps out OF the falls, and
give the poor little fishes chance to 80 UP
the river to spawn.
RICHMOND, March q, 1871.
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JUDGE REEDS DECISION THAT HAMPTON Is
GOVERNOR. Charleston, March 20.-The
effect OF the decision is two-fold. 1t re-
mands to private life every person in this
judicial circuit who has been commissions ed
for any purpose by Mr.. Chamberlain since
December 14th, when Governor Hampton
was Installed, and it gives undisputed au-
thority to every officer commissioned by
Governor Hampton, and makes effective
and conclusive every other act done by
Governor Hampton in this circuit.
The decision is absolutely final, for there
are only two judges remaining upon the
Supreme Bench, one Of whom has already
made precisely similar decision. Charles
ton county alone contains nearly one third
OF the taxable property in the State, and in
Charleston dual government is at an end
Special to Baltimore Sun. ....
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EXPECTED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE CLIFF
FoED-JUDGE DAvIs'S SUccEssoR.-It was
rumored yesterday that Judge Clifford, OF
the Supreme Court, has signifed his inten-
ton OF resigning in n short time. II this
is true there will be two vacancies on the
Supreme Bench. Considerable pressure, is
brought to bear on the President in regard to
filling the vacancy caused by Judge Davis's
resignation. Among the candidates urged
for the position are Senator Howe Of Wis
consin, Judge Wood, United States Circuit
Judge for Alabama and Louisiana, and So
iicitor-General Phillips, of the Department
of Justice. The Supreme Court judges are
reported as favoring the selection of the
latter gentleman. Washington Republican.
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wrrciipr aeaiIst the pending bill the sub

wIrctiER against the pending bill the sub
stitutc waareiected-ayes,a AZ; noes, 81.
At 8 o'clock the pendingiquestio1 was or
dercd, and the bill was ordered to its en-.
grossment, The vote WAC recorded as fol-
lows:
AYEs.-Mesrs. Allan, Armstrong, Arthur, AVlor,
Berry, Bogart,, Branch, Brlstow, Burss. George T.
Clarke. Coale, Coleman, Richard H. Cox, Crnig,
Critz, Crockett. Davidson. Davis, Itooey, Dunn,
Edmunds: Flood, Gaines, Gibson, Gilrpun, Gordon,
Greer, Hall, Hoeuntger. HUBBARD. Jordan, kerytek,
Leect Lewis, Lowell Lovense elm, 1fassey- Mathew,
McCauli, McDaunald, Mcaiuilcn, MoncHrc- motifs,
Ealie, Nicely, Page, Parsons, Peatross, pepham- F..
q. Powell, william Powell, Ronald, Sham non, ST.
Bart, Henry L. Smith, Sydney Smith William
Srsth, StoyalI. Ssrayer. Stroher, TafeE- Terrell,
Wallace. Walker, Watts, Woodbridge and Mr.
Speikrr-67. ' F
NOES .-blessrs Barbam, Barnes, K0hannon-
Broaddus, Carpenter, Peter j. Carter, Cscay A. l.
Clarke, Clay, Coghll-. Comadore, COnDorr Crank
Dasbs, Dalton. Dyer Gray, Hale, Hamilton, How
ard, james, Johnst tn, ones, kindrck, Lacy. Lam
kim Leminon, Letcaer, Lipscoinb. McElroy Paul,
Scott, Scruggs. Simpson, James w. Smith, Siarke-
WENE,m Il. Talinprro, w. T.. Taliaferro. White,
Charles u. Williams, p. b. Williams, Witcher-
WHhers, and Youns-45.
ABSENT OR NOE VOTrNG.-Messrs. Ball, Belts,
Brooks, John A. Carter. Henry Cox, CRiett- fl5kt,
Fownr, Gddings, jackson, kellaIn, Pierson, Pon-
dexter. Price, Purcell, Rains, Robnett, Robert M-
Smith. Sl,urt, Wall. and Whtakcr-21-
On motion, at s:25 the House adjourned
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SUIT VS.. GENERAL GRANT Washington,
March 20.-Thomas higgins instituted suit
to-day against ex-President Ulysses S.
Grant, claiming one hundred thousand dol
lars damages for false imprisonment. He
sets forth tthat on. or about the .23d day Of
March, 1874, in the city Of Washington, D.
c., the defendant with force and arms as
saulted the plaintiff, and with great force
and violence pulled and dragged him about
and forced him to leave his the plaintiffs
store, 2l51 Il street northwest, and to 60
through the public street, &c, to the police
headquarters, and then and there detained
him without any probable cause whatever
for the space OF twenty-four hours; also,
that the defendant then compelled him to
go from said headquarters along the. streets
OF Washington city TO the Government In
sane Asylum in this District, and detained
him in prison there without reasonable
cause for the space of eight months &c.
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we; are Indebted to Senator John W.
JOHNSTON for public documents. r%

TIRED EARLY.-The Acknowledgement is
rapidly coming to the. conclusion that he
has done one very big thing for himself in
giving UP a life position on the Supreme
Bench of Massachusetts to accept the pre-
carious tenure Of place in the Cabinet, with
all its attendant annoyances and inconye-
niences. His Judicial turn Of mind and his
habits are put to a sore test by the crowd OF
place-hunters and, other people, who take
up almost bis entire time. In speaking. OF
the subject to-day to a senator, he said !:
"You see before you the biggest fool in
Massachusetts. l gave up place which
suited me exactly, and where l was COM
fortably and permanently fixed, for one
which does not suit me at ell. WaShsng-
ton Speciat to the Baltimore Sun.
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The Whlskey Bill

The bill known as "the tMotfett punch
bill !" was yesterday ordered to be engrossed
in the House Of Delegates byla large ma
iority. We suppose ii will finally pass that
body. The Senate next takes "pull1 at
it. How IL VIII fare in TINT body il is haz-
ardous. to conjecture. One would think
that. thought to be kindly received apd
nourished there as the offspring Of lead
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DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday morning the 2 lst instant: at
6 o'clock after long Illness CAROLINE BkAUER,
daughter OF Fred. and Christine Brauer. She was
lust twenty years of ago on the day OF hrr dealh.
at O'Clock from the st. JoIanon's church, on Flfth
street The relatives and friends Of tho family are
invited to attend.
Ded. ut his mothers residence, corner Of Leigh
and REIMBURSEMENT streets JOHN y. ALLEN, III
the forty-second year of his age.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY, the 22d IN
slant, ut 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are III
yitcd to attend
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III NEW OPENING
COHEN HKOTIIERS,:


Special lines Of BLACK and COLORKD SILKS
40 pieces Of BLACK SILKS, recently received. ar"
now offered at retail for less than importer.
cost:
Also, n variety Of COLORED and FANCY SILKS !;
Special lines Of 500 pieces OF HAMBURGER EN-
BROIDERY-the greater part OF their own i'm
porta,ion--frsm Sc. To 5 ! % per yard, including
some of the finest patterns ever producer:
BLACK ALPACAS At the latest reductions:
BLACK ALPACA at 22Ac. reduced from 800. a,
30. 80. 35c., up to the fne< grades, all reduced :
Full lines Of COLORED DRESS GOODS In new d.
signs and styles; ..
42-lnch ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE 4:
55c.;
BLACK CASHMERE reduced from Sl.55 to :
per yard;
10 pieces OF best FRENCH BoMBAzESES AZ
sl.05 per yard-hcretofore sold at sl.GO;
Various other MOURNING GOODS;
$500 pairs KID GLOVES. IN al sizes and coIor..
at 75c. n pair-the best Glove in the Ciiy E.o-
Sl.25 pair:
co dozen LADIES' IIEMSTITCEIEp HANDLER
CHIEFS at 1925 dozen; 81 DOZEN al - pr
dozen worth fully t4.75;
large stock OF DOIIiE.S. NAPKINS, and IT,
BLE-LISEN:
Also, 4 large stock OF TOWELS-sc their Pure
Linen Dan;.sI Towels =, - per dozen. aI.o the.
90 Huckahack al s.. 50 per dozen;
20 pieces Of PURE LINEN LAWNS below MARI:
vaiuc;
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN. In remnants. A
32c per yard-Gnc quality uhr same manui,a.-
| turcrsl 1T Joe:
\ large stock of WHITE GOODS Of eYcry a-sc-D-
| ton:
80 rolls Of WHITE AMI COLORED HhTTIN;.
Also FLOOR OIL-ILOTllS, fromXJ To GOc.lr
yard. In the various widths;
BRIDAL, IIONEICOMD. CROCHET sud al o,hr
WHITE QUILTS:
IS MARSElLLES QUILTS al 800 rr!sccd frol
81;
The PARIS DOUBLE QUILTS ut $i.50-E"rct-
fore sold al $3.50.
Every variety OF NOTIONS and FANCY GOOD.
including All The latest novelties, At
| COHEN BROTHERS.
NH II corucr Fourth AMI Broad streets
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INFORMATION, Nor IMPoRTUN1TY.-A west
cru congressman called on Secretary Schurz
to-day and said to him that ne would like TO
know exactly the status OF congressman in
reference to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they
were to have any influence with the present
Administration at all. MIR. schurz replied
that according to his understanding the Adj
ministration would be glad to have inform
alton from members of Congress, but not
importantly. Washington special to BATE
more Sun. b ..,,.s-1. ... -.f .".'.'
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ing member OF that bpdy. ensbip
ought to help il, with shs- nassral interest :.
that should there DO !eaf in its fate, II it
becomes law awih saisc questionable
amount Of rcycntu,te. ffow much, the prac-
teal test can alone tell. For the present
we-eengratulate our neghbor OF the wing
upon the successful progress thus iaE o. kne
measure, which he has 30 earnestly sus-
faincd. I. go. -
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The New York Republican Central Com
mittee, at a meeting Tuesday night, passed
resolutions eulogizing the policy Of Presi-
dent Hayes MS calculated to advance the best
interests Of the country and produce har-
mony and good feeling throughout the land.
The resolutions expressed the fullest conf
dence in his administration. and appreciation
of the persons selected to make up his Cab-
net. ..-,.l.r 81. -- IT,. .
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SPECIAL ssyTIGES.

MT SPECIAL NOTICE The sale OF A.
HARRIS, ESQ, Pawnbroker, takes place THIS
DAY at IOz o'clock. In the saJe win be f0,nd 4
VERY FINE BREECH-LOADING RIFLE and
several DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, &c. The aten-
tion Of the public Is requested.
T.. W. POWELL, Auctloneer,
NH Gilt 1924 Saiu street
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The Republicans Of the New York Senate
had caucus Tuesday night on the nomina-
tion of General Mcclellan for Superintend-
ent of Public Works, and they resolved to
reject the nomination. He had been nom-
mated by Governor Robinson. The Repub-
licanS can defeat him. 81
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BY decision of the Supreme Court Of
connecticut the president, superintend
directors, and other officers of the New
Haven. and Northampton railroad are put
hnder1 arrest for contempt OF court In re-
flushing o,stop trains at Plantsville, on the
line OF the road.
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<sPEsTAI, NOTICES.
. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

Isl m- SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
|CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS 4. 75c. worth 81;
CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS i. 81 worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND WHITES STRIPED SILKS at
&c. worth s1.25; ~:
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRfPED SILKS at
9Oc worth $3.50; sE-
BLACK GROUND wHTE-sTRipED SILKS at
81 worth $50:
FANCY PLAID SILKS at IS and Sc. worth 81
ELACK-AND-W WHITE PLAID SILKS n, IL worth
GRAY-AND-BLACK-sTR SILKS at Sc.
worth 1925; .,.......
GRAY-AND-ELACK-sTR SILKS at 81
worth $3.50; f
;GOLORED- SILKS at 1925 worth $50;
COLORED SILKS at S1.35 worth sl.75
COLORED SILKS ut $3.50 worth So;
CoLORED SILKS ut 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at sJ and oOc., sl.25, $3.50,
$16O, 1855, SO, $3.50, So, and s3.5o--an very
cheap. ...H.4 -." ..af#-
If you want to save money In the purchasing Of
your SILKS call at LEVY BROTHERS.
! Look at tho new style BIES and COLLARS.
NH 81
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

House bill regulating the exercise Of the
right of suffrage under the amended con-
stitution, and also House bill in relation to
special elections. were taken up on motion
of Mr.. Services, and made the order Of the
day for Friday next at O'Clock. House
bill to establish department OF agricul-
ture, coming up as the order OF the day, was
postponed until tomorrow. be.
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PROTECTION OF GAME,

The bill for the protection OF game was
reported back from the Committee OF
Propositions with the recommendation that
the House reccde from their disagreement
to the second amendment OF the Senate and
insist in their disagreement to the fourth
and fifth amendments. r.
The second amendment strikes out the
words except on his own land" and sub.
sttutes "until after two years from the
passage OF this act" The fourth amend
ment is an independent section relating to
the Inarsh-hen, willet, gull, &C., and the
fifth an addendum to the 9Th section, re-
quiring the vigorous prosecution OF Of
tenders. The bill was placed upon the cal
rndar
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M HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND IN
SERTINGS.-Oic hundred new patterns. making
the largest assortment offered I'm any one house
in this city, beautiful goods ut 81, 10, 12ls 10,
20c., and up 10 81 per gard al
.15 LEVY BROTHERS.
Another lot of that Oc. WHITE CAMBRIC.
NH 81
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGI- I
III MEST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, RICH 3
MoSD, March 20, 1S77-SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ~
= In pursuance of Special Greer No. l. OF this u
date, from headquarters of tho Acknowledgement,
will assemble on THURSDAY The 22d instant at
tx O'Clock p. n. at their armory, for the ELEC-
TON OF FIELD OFFICERS.
BY order Of
CAPTAIN L. J. BOSSIEUy, commanding.
c. ANDERSON, Acting Adjutant. NH 22-lt
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DELINQUENT. OFFICIALS.

ri The SPEAKER laid before the House COM
municaton from the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts transmitting statement showing
the number and names OF shcritfs, trcasu-
rers. and collectors who are in default to
the State from the year 1870 to the year
1876, inclusive. etc. Laid upon the table
and ordered to be printed.