Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

TA1 VIsrrrxs MnrrkaY following
companies have given Official notice of their
insenuon 70 take part Ia the Inaugurstion,-
come, from whom no Official notice h.s ham
received, but who have been heard from indi-
rsctly: = ''o'A iNu
Charleston City Guard, CAPTAIN VIM n
Pierce. 30 men; Auburn WillaD Guards. Cant
John A. Dodge, so men; Lancaster FencibIes.
Capt. buchanan, 50 mon; Burgess CORPS of
Albany, 80 men; Cumberland Continentals,
Guards, Capt. Jas. M. Schley, so men; Mont.
gomery Guards, Richmond, Capt Moore, so
men; Young Guard, do, so men; Alexandria
Rifles, Va, Capt. Herbert, 40 men; Mount
Vernon Guards, Va 40 men; Portsmouth Ri.
fes, Va, Capt. Richardson, 40 men: 1 com.
pany of Light Infantry, so men; battalion
Of Marines, 800 men; Law Greys, Baltimore,
30 men; German Rifles 40 men.
The Lancaster Fencibles and Auburn New
York; Willard Guards will arrive with the
President and Vice President elect by the z
o'clock evening train, and will be received BY
the regimental officers, the Washington Light
Infantry and National Guards Tho Fencibles
will be CHARTERED on D street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
The Burgess Corps of Albany, New York.
will arrive by the cars at half past 8 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, and be received by the
National Grays, Capt Towers. The Burgess
Corps will quarter at the Pavilion, on Capitol
Hill, opposite North Capitol gate This oorrs
will visit Senator Seward at 9 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, and the President at III O'Clock,
under the escort of the National Grays
The Young Guard of Richmond, Va will
arrive at i've O'Clock to- morrow morning, by
the steamboat, and will be received by the
National Grays, Capt Towers. This company
will quarter On Sixth street, between Penn.
sylvania and Missouri avenues
Other companies will arrive during the
morning of to morrow, and will be received
by the National Guards, Capt TAFT, Wash.
ington Yeagers, Captain Schwarzmann, and
Boone Rifles, Capt. Bright.
The Auburn Willard Guards, expected to-
night, is one Of the finest corps in the United
States, and is composed of the most prominent
citizens of Auburn. The old veteran, Col
Pomeroy, acting as quartermaster, has pre-
ceded them, and made all the arrangements
for their accommodation. They quarter at
Casparis's.
The coming Fourth will bring together tho1e
who are well styled the true guardians of our
country's honor-a we'll regulated militia.
They will come from the North and from the
South, and many will meet for the first time
We beSpeak for all hearty, cordial welcome
from the city soldiery. We regret to hear
that our volunteers have not met with that
encouragement and support from the citizens
OF W ash ngton naturally expected-their only
motive being to sustain the city's reputation
tor hospitality.
The SPECIAL PoLICs.-Mayor Magruder,
BY authority of the City Councils, has appoint
ted the following special police officers: To
attend at the Fair-Jos. Anker, Dan'l o Leary,
Alex. Hume, W. J. Smith, Charles McCarty
Matthew Hurd, D. Sylvester, - Piggott,
Samuel Butts, John G.. Hempler For the
street-John Ii. Stewart, Ohio Vermillion, L.
Robinson, Patrick II English, A. d. Hilton,
james Burdine, Spalding Good, George DON
alds,n, John Heating, 4. Piggott, Charles
Worthing, James Bigges, Leonard Vezey, h.
j.. Narrower, &. II. Narrower, G. L. Black
stock, Peter Leonard, J F. Schaeffsr, VIM.
McHenry. The twenty last named are ap-
pointed to act for six days.
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ever a pleasant companion. Through books
We can hold converse with the greatest minds
that have ever existed. We NAV tread the
classic shades where once sung Homer, the
disgrace and glory of bis age, or listen to the
eloquence Of Cicero and Demosthenes, which
once enchanted the Senates of Greece and
Rome. All these you can select at Phibrick' q
Gift Bookstore, under Dexter's Hotel, besides
receiving choice present, often worth ten
times what you invest for your book.
THE BURGESS CORPs, of Albany, NY,
under the escort of the National Greys, Capt
Towers, will, by invitation of the Board O,
Managers, visit the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute fair at o'clock to morrow evening
We also understand they will visit the Ampi.
theatre same night, under the same escort, by
invitation Of Capt. Dan Rice.
TIE MAYOR respectfully informs his fellow.
citizens that in accordance with joint resolu.
ton Of the City Councils, he called ON this
President of the United States to ascertain
when Il would be agreeable for him to receive
the Mayor and City Authorities, and that be
fixed Tuesday, the Sd instant, at IL O'Clock
noon, at which time he will also receive such
other citizens of the District as may be pleased
to call upon him.
SPECIAL NOTICES, Houses and Rooms 70,
rent, Auction Sales, and number of ether
advertisements OF interest, will be found or
the first and fourth pages of to-day's Star.
WYMAN, 1t will be seen, will continue hi,
exhibitions at Odd Fellows hall, this evening
and every evening during the week. Go! and
be amused
FIRE Saturday afternoon, a frame stable
between Third and Four and 8 half street
near Maryland avenue, was consumed. The
horses were removed in time to save them.
CRIMINAL COURT The March term of this
court commenced this morning.
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