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viii Grape the left arm and on ther swords; and
the coors of several regiments will be put in mourn
ing for the period Of six months At the naval stations,
and on public vessels In commission, the hags will be
worn at hafmast for week; and on the day after
this order is received twenty minute guns will be
fred beginning at twelve O'Clock At each military
station the day the reception ofths order, the
tonal flag Will be displayed at halfstaf from sunrise to
sunset; thirteen guns will be fred at daybreak; half
general salute The troops will be paraded 10 o'clock
and this order read TO them, which the labors OF the
day will cease.


Let the virtues Of the ustrious dead retain their in
fuence, and when energy and courage called to
trial emulate his example GEORGE BANoRoFT,


Acting Secretary Of War, and


Secretary of the Navy.