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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
R.CorNrnrMrn.-

LJow.CoUSTRTMEE:
AT this second appearing TO take the oath Of
the Presidential Office, there s less occasion for
an extended address than there was at the first
Then a statement somewhat ia detail Of q course
TO be pursued seemed fitting nnd proper.
Now, at the expiration Of four yeara. durlno
wlien pubic declarations have been constantly
called forth % every point aud phase Of tue great
contest Whloh still absorbs tho attention and
esngrosses tue energies OF the Nation-liltle that
Is new could 10 presented
The progress OF our arms, upon which all elae
chiefly dopends, is as we'll known to tho public
81 10 myself, and it s, trust, reasonably sat tis.
aotory aud encouraging to ali.
With high hope for the future, no prediction in
regard to tits ventured Ou the occasion oorrps-
pondipg to this four years ago, ali Thoughts we,s
apxlouSy directed TO an impending civil war
All dreaded itj all sought to avert il.
While the Inaugural Address was being de.
liVeTed IRON thi. place devoted altogether 10
the saving Of the Union without war, insureent
agents were in the city seeking to destroy It with
out Wsr-seeking to dissolve the Union. and
divide the Effects by negotiation.
Both parties deprecated war, but one of them
would make war rather than lot the nation srr-
vise, aud the other would accent war rather Than
let II perish. Aud the war came One eighth
o. me whole population Wero ooloIed slaves, not
olbtuouteu generally over the Uuiou, but local
ihed In The southern part oflt.
These slaves constituted peculiar and now
ertul interest. All knew thsl this interest was
somehow the cause Of tbs wnr. To streoRthsp.
psrPstpAts Rpd extend this interest was he OBJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
The Money Market.

ladies' and Chlldren's Eanfs,
--latest styles a. 0nARLts OAkF0RD 4 SONS. Cont
ueniL Hotel, Philadelphia. ''' N'4'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
LOBKRT hOoABR n. D.. Secretary
FOR SALE.

4 TaA'a1ls MH Properly q, Dela,Oays Gin.
This rpHy Is thirty (3O by forty (aO foet co,ns, n,
S4sVuni hhl CAnAl streets, three etor "A LIRh s.i,h
hugne House sixteen 40 ny thirty tBOl est fhsre
% sniee y lHn q stcres With bolt CLOTH rolling Ssresn
nhut nlHehlns and one y largo Gse Iiominy hsshton
Lhe ot upon which this mill sauds s ity {5ol nv ~
~. t.o hs With tu9ng aud shedding thsreop
.r ,h,S,S Ns ssea@ baglae thrtsen inch s in syn
aad most economical kind his lll has bssp buf sons
yeAi5, and i Ia eHeeent order. Thsrs is no oigsr
in9 C9esapeaks and Delaware Canal passes witbln e
l et g, 'Hs qeaT, Fort DeAwue directly opposite N
Isoses aug Fort Fem each four (t miles distsni TI
nnose places depending principally upon ma ni ~ ~
u ne supplies of uut and iced. THIS mill il Jr, "
prefcnt proprietor, ''@'' nvA4'u VI the
Terms easy.
For further paheul4rH apply To
WILLIAM MeCAULLRY q.
a. u, - ,or,h GOO Market Stteet wIlmingion ~,
S,I4 r. HobEaIsON roprlttor, Delaware civ, '''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
OFFICIAL GAZETBE,
Capture of Gem. Early and 1900
Mem by Cavalry Sheridan.
CHARLoTTESvILLE, VA, OCCU-
PIED ny OITR TROOPS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, 0CCT-
PIED BY OUR TROOPS.
WAR DEPART WASHINGTON, March .,
ls65.-Msior General Dix, New York
The following dispatches in relation to
the reported defeat and capture Of Gen
eral Early by General Sheridan, and the
capture Of Charlottesville, have been re-
ceived by this Department. General
Sheridan and his forces commenced their
movement last Monday, and were at
Stanton when last heard from. Major
General Hancock was placed in charge
of the Middle Military Division during
the absene Of General Sheridan. head
quarters at Winchester
Il, NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
CRY PoINT, Va, March s, Il A. NJ.
To Hon. Il. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of
War-Deserters in this morning report
that Sheridan had routed Early and cap.
tured Charlottesville. They report four
regiments having gone from here to rein
force Early.
tsigneo) U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
City PoINT, Va, March 5-2 p. NJ.
Hon. f.. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Deserters from every part Of the enemy's
lines confirm the capture of Charlottesville,
Va, by General Sheridan. They say he
captured General Early and nearly his
entire force, consisting Of 1900 men,
-Four brigades are reported as sent Lynch
burg, to get there before Sheridan If pos
sible.
(Signed) U. s. GHAsT. Lieut.. Gen.
Cry PoINT, Va, March s, 4 P. NJ
Hon. E: NJ: Stanton, Secretary OF War.
Refugees confirm the statement of dc.
serters as to the capture of Gen. Early
and nearly bis entire force. They say it
took place on Thursday last between
Staunton and Charlottesville, and that
the defeat was total:
Signed, U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

CoMNRsoENEET.- The Seventeenth Annual
Commencement OF the HOMEOPATHIC Medical
College, took place ut Musical Fund Hall, Phil
adelphia, on Saturday. The Degree Of Doctor
Of Medicine was conferred on a number, amonF
whom was A. J. Wilson, Of this State.
GENERAL sNYTH This gallant soldier is now
on a visit to his family 10 this city. We are
pleased to learn that he is in the enjoyment Of
good health
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR +
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.n

kOhuINAL MILL CuHBE, dc1
Thls Company continues to offer tho poopa of Dslh
ware ita auperior advantages Of fusarau agAus loA
~ hrs on I'll descriptions Of ptops,ty, Kcrpl arlns
The lnautuon Ia eommsndsd by over 20 yvsrt uxprfi
enee IN and attention to the subject ef Mutuk Insurance
being the lrst ~ utrodueu ths principle into our t
ny reason ol which, IL IL believed tho MEnaanrs haye
ten enAoled " 10 adjust aud discriminate ha
inuenl varieties Of property, to render tbs
shp al ebB the most equitable In character of The nus
our Insurance Companies presented 10 the public,
II takes credit t0 ITSELF that iH paymsnA o. losrs Va
been 70 prompt and LIBERAL that In 23 yearB business
Losses ra' hing over 100000 not single case u tiyn
on hA occurred, and scarcely without entire sEs
faction to the parties insured.
Looklpg tnole To the eafeiy than the uumLsf and
amount q Its risks Il has declined Hundreds OF Thun
tAudH OF Dollars Of Insurance. either aa requiring loo
graAt an amount In sngo riAk or "A osFlna unrt oh
ees Of Insurance for ths character of the nstituton
in this hAnuet is conceived II hns the aa1rst and
most sesct lat Of lnuurances n proportion to ths npun
over SIG Millions Of Dollars Of sny other oomn.sr
Sithtn Tvasonabls range
As eYideI'O n tIs IL mas nOt;oniv rainc,d IN. 1
nsuIanro At All times moderate iKIh uurins tbe
Az tNo y6ars but u prevents a clear surplus nd ~
faovso ~ security against any assessment on the b. pusl
No's4' hIieh aum By the resort TO SeHp t,ritcate. W
the htla1'ei due to each member bens s,uei Iii
he paIlii Interest 10 them from Januar l6.? al n,
Alaol le Cent pr aurua4. teus mzAing -.,. - a
It eommun ya@r 1867 With At,sl prov.
snrnIrt rnr P's' N"'aS oi Z. o,ogV
GOO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
A YISITT0 THE SLAVE MARKETS
OF CHARLESTON.

Charleston, just revealed to the North
ern traveller at the end Of four years, i.
as interesting for the time as any othe,
great ruin, be it Carthage or Pompeii
The business-built and modern towns o.
America are not famous for their ruins
Charleston, with its multitudinous bat
tered bricks, shattered walls and sDlin.
tered columns, is our nearest approach "a
the pasta sort Of ready-madc ANTIQUE
Relics Of barbafism are not wanting tc
give deeper shade TO the blackened
ruins and the saddest and stFangest Of
these arc the old slaye-marts in Chalmers
street. They, too, have been shelled out,
Still exist, however, the dead debris OF
these moral tombS-the tables on which
slaves were required to stand for inspec.
ton, and where they were "knoekcd down.
by the auctioneeT, the pens in the court.
where they were confined like sheen or
cattle, the prisons where they were kent
if mutinous, and tied, whipped, bled and
salted. Records Of the old slave sales
are scattered over the floors. They giyo
the circumstances of Cato, Dinah, Winter
and what not, and keep the record OF
live stock inhumanly and UNANIMOUSLY we'll
Cursed be the slave marts
They have written "wo" upon Charles.
ton in blacker characters than can he
painted. They are store-houses of groans
haunted with piteous ghosts of misery
and wrong. White ladies, the best bred
of Charleston society, could look on and
see the lash applied till the blood ran 10
servants nearly as white as they-wbite
men and women were in daily familiarity
with the slave sale-a barbarity that
thrills the observer with indefnablc shame
and loathing as be passes through these
old crime-worn marts. That the awful
terrors Of the auction-block were swent
away forever by the Deliverancc was tic
eaase of great and deep joy among the
blacks.
Over the door of one of these places
owned by '"T. II. Baker, broker, commits.
sion merchant, and auctioneer, y tho word
'mart" is fixed in great Gilt letters
Another market belonged to one named
Ryan, but the auction house of Wilbur 4
Co. did the largest business in the slave
selling line. Those names are pibbetcd
to the gaze Of the passer. 4 medimyal
mist and gloom from these slave Inarts
taint and haunt the city, and make K
ancient and strange to the newcomer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

IN THE 1UL1 OF GHANCERY OF TIK Sat OF
DkLAN AlE IN AND POR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Joan III dal p. and wife eomplAlpants.
rs ) In partltloa
nAtAh Am lrHln and others respondent.
Asfeeaby to an order OF the Chancellor made In ths
AlnSo cause At the september toru A. D. HBl notes h
heray given to all persons having any lien upsn The Ia
Srsat or estate OF Jahn Isada p, Lsttla N. RAudsil
tarlh Ann Erwin, Dr. Walter Willlamrnn, and MsrV
Matilda williamson either of them, 10 the lands and
enemena Ia the ead proceedings mentioned 10 die pc
ou sslilNg forth the amouHt and nanre Of the same
IN ihs olne OF the Hesstur iu Chancery icF Nsv case
County, lun days before the third Monday In February
neA aud 10 Hppsaf aud pTofs sAid lien At the ensuing
teru Oi the Court Of ChAncsry before the rising OF th
Court on the third day OF the term
dEOR1E RODNEY, Trus,ee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
NJ ~ ~. t.sVs t,,, ~ ''gn u f3OO0Uu
they oaaAl 70 lAlronlsa IL ~ --1 p 9ueA
en,,.,,,, - ,r- FIealdont-JEH5B bHlRpB,
oeSte'A1f Anu ITeAsnref-ROBKRr MoCAnu NJ n
nnEl UsHsrEsn M 1'~

se'fe'AFy and Irsaslrel-RoBKRr MoOABn, Mn.
. DIRECTORS
Eh Wilson, BrandyWius Hdi James D,l.pl.tn c,,,.,,
ana mo- lanes Webb hamuei Barr, T. d. stotHsahu,,,
enu ygIss sharpe WILMINGTON HdJ Robert NeCAbs Niii
uIesk nd John Williamson, White Clay CTssi iId
george JAnyier New Castle Hdi Curtis b. RllsoR psn
eta% NIL Iohu q CLARK, Rcd Lion Hd; Wm iennis
smyrna Jamss u. ButRhau, A. Qsorgss nd; chstiss
T. Flemlng peer 2. Caussy Milford Henri Toda ns
charles Tuunoll, GsosEeto1n. ' -"''' '''o'i
AuENrS-Ae we'll tor TeeeltiD apDi,cs,,on. ,. -,
Anee ~ uusa VI meInbersi ''i iusuIs
I'll Eh WILSON bnndyNlno Hdi Robert McCabe. Mil
n,,,,r,. ~. g. Creek HI; Curtis b. Ellison
ISussueL ha hSl Lion o. usorges aud Approximately
Jew tSstis Hdi ChsTlss 7. FsAlng Milfvri Oiiariss
iu1nelli usorgeoWn, Henry Todd Dover. -''''
Communications on general business Addrasaad IN ,h.
pnder'iSned' Wilmington, will receive immsdsls St.sn
"a EOBRRr MooABR NJ. D. s.o,.,.,v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

NEWsPAPER CHASGE.-Ths last issue Of the
smyrna Tines contains The valsdictory Of ia
editor. RObt. D. Hoffeeker, Bsq., who retires
from the newspaper lists. The paper and busi.
his brother. '"''As''
H. SSpfUhE OF EAHLF.-Ysstsrdsy morning on
reoel GenerAl Early and bis forces. our loval
S.tiEens esneed their joy BY ringing Of bells.
stripes" 'ue '~'s anu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

Ladies' Furs.
puIehAsars Nay rely upoa retiIas a.. -, "a. 81.
cskhLEs oAKFoRD Sons, c1htssatsi Hotsi. Phiia. 4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07


Dn j. Y. WfLsoA has purchased tho DFsg aud
Medicinal store Of Mr.. Wm, Lppineott, No. III
Marke, street. The business viii DO continued
at the old stand until arrangements can he made
for removing TO No. COS Market street. A SUP.
ply Of fFesh Drugs, Medicines, Psrfumery, &c..
&c., has been procured from the best Phila !.
dslp hia. houses. Peh Olaf
n. D. Tue compromising OF prescriptions will
be eontided 10 experienced aud reliable asaist.
ants.
PocEEr DooK LosT--TwESTY DOLLARS RE.
wAhp.-Lost on Wednesday afternoon, while
walking between Sixth aud Tenth and Market
and French streets, a dark colored Pocket BOOK,
marked on The outside 10 gilt Letters, "Hailway
Tickets" 1t contained two Ohe Hundred Dol
lar bills on the Bauk Of Wilmington and Bran.
dyWine, one Ten Dollar bill on Bank OF Bait;-
more, and several Pives on sunIry National
Banks, tesides number Of private papers, 60,
Of no use to any person but the owner. Who.
ever will return II, or send ii 10 the hardware
store Of fCapellc Brother, No. 2l4 Market ST.,
viii receive the above reward and tho thsnks oi
ne o"Asr March e-2t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
THE EYE and EAR!
TO THE PnoPLEl
NOW READl,
A workby Dr. WOW MoscuZIsEgR. of Ma nv w.t.,
street, Philadelphia A-enttied ' 'V-' walnut
A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE

0a 0 t6e following pisaisaI EYE aud gAn Dl,.,.,.
sssass1,, ~, sto ~ General cergymena and Public
AuEs (Laryngilis Bronchius) AIN iAsf-
Ashlad and CdtdTrh.
This book Is to bu had at No. 900 uHesTNur Ga.
phiidap and Of all Dvoksellera .-pries 81 eteei,
sne suthor, Dr. Won Moaell SKIER who ea be- ,on.
gn On ny ihess maladles aud all Nervous etions h
ffa fshl0-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
IN THE COURT OF CHANCEhY OF THE STATE OF
DEL AWAER IN AND Fob NEW OASTLE COUNTY,
In Partition

0eoTge Brewer aud kiward Brewer \
Agrseahly TO order Of the hanoellor made In the
owe cause At tho september ter 1854 noteo IL hereby
given TO all sons having any lien upon the Interest and
estate Of urah N9rerofs, George Brewer and EaWard
brOwer, either Of Ii the lands aud In
the said proceedings mentioned to ale Petition IettinF
orh the amount aud nature Of the same m the oes OF
NE Register 10 Chancey for New Castle County ten days
bete he thld Monday 10 February next, and appear
aud prove the said lien at the ensuing term Of the Court
otChAncey before the Isng OF Court on the third dsy
OF tho to m dEOR0h b. uDNRY 1rTu,tas ~
January 9TH, 1875 jan lllI feb gO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
FRANCIS VINCENT,

NILy 1aIuBTMHHl
AGrkR SirSet over Tie Fourth Street Market House,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
nOBg all business that done by JUSTICE of the
~ PEACE IN the city uf Whining ton. Collects Claims,
draWs Deeds Mortgages and other instruments ot writ
ing &c. &c RrniA and seH rvil estate, aud attends
all private business, Pension Claims &c, coectOl.--
Money raised on l'Jnds Aui Mortgages, Notes. &c,
ecp.2,-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL
nI.aIl.

HAVE three fur seats vacant, aud they can ba had
j. by eiihur Masters Mlsses, uf reasonable eumpen
allon
ept 10 IA. DRowN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

RHLEAsED.-wesIarc informed that Lieut.
VIM O. Moore, sOnin.law of Wm. Preston, City
Treasurer, who was captured in the South
about year ago, aud has since been in prison,
has been released, aud reached Annapolis, Md
lie is expected home 10 day or two.
Ladies' Furs.
The largest assortment at a ARIES OARFnRD6 q SONS
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia,
$4,000 DELAWARE STATE DoNDs FOR SALE.
--R. r. Robinson & Co., corner OF 4th and
Market SITS, Offer $4,000 Delaware State
Bonds for sale at par. sThey also receive sub,
scrlptions for tho 7-30 Treasury notes, ia
large or small amounts, SjO's, Sl00's, S5OO's.
$lOO0's aud $4,000 Bonds delivered at time
the subscription is made.
srRiNd x SUNMsH.-J. IL. Muhlbauscn,
Merchant Tailor, No. 4l5 King street, is now
ready to accommodate his customers with cloth.
Ing 10 euit the season, he will also sell them to
suit the times, as he is practical workman and
does bis own outtlog, he is sure to give satisfao
iicn to all who will favor him with u trial.
March 3.2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-14

FINANoIAL.-From Yesterdays N. Y. Com.
meTcidl Advertiser.
lative interest. The brokers appear to have
suspended, for the time being, their efforts to
produce a movement and the market has
fallen back into q sort OF comatose condition.
The entire railroad list is registered, and Gum
berland Coal is the only stock upon which
there is the least excitement. The outside
public take no interest in the movements of
railroads, refusing alike to buy or to sell. The
disposition among the brokers is to wait for
some important military result calculated to
affect the price Of gold.
The report that Secretary Fessenden has
recommended the final suspension OF issuing
legal tenders and gold interest bonds, gives
increased strength to Government bonds. The
seven thirties are becoming popular, from the
fact OF their ultimate convertibility into gold
Interest bonds, and the subscriptions are aver.
aging 100000 per day.
The gold market continues very 1 :-s . nc
Speculation is rendered very diM | dam,an at1
a and OF mere eeng sor the
Native onerat1o-s are thus without basis,
ment ssan "larking" among themselves There
has been no attempt during the morning to get
up the customary rumors.
The gold market is now in q position to be
eign trade. The imports have fallen off very
largely since the opening OF the year; and the
exports have at the same time, shown an i'm
portant increase, which is at present, and may
NC 1OT sCuS Ie" Weeks 10 COI0cs
augmented by the shipments OF cotton to Liv-
erpool.
The bank statement for the past week shows
the condition OF the money market. The de-
posts have increased four millions, and the
loans decreased. The demand for money is
light in every direction. The brokers want
little, in consequence of the absence of spec.
ulation; and merchants want little paper dis.
counted, from the fact Of their sales being light
and to large extent for ready money. On
call, the rate is chiefly per cent with excep-
tions at per cent. Discounts range from IA
10 per cent, with very little being done at the
inside rate.
Foreign exchange continues dull, as last
week, with great irregularity in sales.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

DRAFT AssoCIATION.-Lastn night the asso-
citation met in the custom-house, pursuant to
adjournment.
Mr.. Stake asked for Information for the ben
eft Of inquirers. What ages are included in
the draft
The President (Mr. HID said he thought 90
to as were included.
Mr.. Parker said that was certainly SO. Con-
gress had not amended the law, and without
such an amendment 20 TO 45 would continue to
be the ages for service.
Mr.. Stake asked if there was any possibility
of getting members in after tonight.
The President-Mr. Shoemaker will receive
the names and subscriptions OF all who offer,
at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank to-mor-
row.
On motion of Mr.. Parker, the meeting ad-
journed until X o'clock this evening.
The list of members was increased 10 about
go. and the receipts Of the evening amounted
to nearly $1,000
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The mills
principally having ground out their supply OF
grain and the receipts from western depots
suspended by the ice blockade, the stock in the
flour market is quite low. Extras may be
quoted nominally at SIl.75 to sig; and Supers
at sll37 to s1l.50, with a fair city trade de-
mand. Grain-There are no receipts, and last
quotations remain unchanged.
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LooHast night. Mr.. Loop had met the &C.
cnse' at Brown restaurant IN tine Secono
Warton several occasions, and last nisnt
stopp' at house No. % 13k street, wnere tney
had q ,ttle of champagne and cake, and after
wardsrent to bed in the same room. during
the mig Huxley was heard to leave the room
sottly, hen stranger, whose SUSPICIOUS ceoa,sd
policema Britt, who, upon making an exemi-
nation, f1nd that a robbery mad been com
mitted, Sd instituted search ior Hux!ey.
Ihis mortng he was brought before Jusucs
boswell, no committed him TO JAIL lot court
IHR ENhLLMENT.-As going 10 SNOW t .ho
eherous nare OF the enrolment upon .ne
Walus Whef Government employees-.eon
sters, stableIen, laborers, &c, have been az
any time enjoyed, the fact may DC ssalou
that In reVlsin, the list of the Seventh WaIu
out OF one hunved names OF such employees
charged to the vsrd's quota as being stationed
at the Fourteena street stables and the mon.
ument lot corral, not ten are TO be found ana
at these localities md the Government wharVes
more than two hundred names are charged
against the ward w O are not now in the ward.
Many Of these men thus charged against tne
ward, have nerer set foot ia The irard IN metr
hires, having been emppyed at various points
In Virginia and elsewhere, and as their names
happened to appear upon the pay-roiis Oh tne
stations above designated in the ward, tney
the wards enroiimsaHRfl 1.a S'"f'e" 00" L ~
SERIOUS ACcIDAEN.-This morning Geo. r
RennekeT, q patrolman OF the METROPOLITAN
Police, in the Fourth ward, was riding il
street car No. g. 9TH street route, and wheI
between New York avenue and l. street, h
undertook to step Off the platform while thu
car was in motion, and slipping on the ice fel
with his leg on the rail. The wheels passed
over il, breaking il In several places ana tear
ing the flesh. The other leg was also broken
MI Renneker was removed to his home, OF
10th street, between l. and M streets north
where he was speedily attended by two sur
geons from one Of the hospitals. Its supposed
that the limb most injured will be amputated
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.

Order Of Proceedings for the Funeral of tina
Hon. Thomas Holiday Hicks, a senator
Of the united States from the State Of
Maryland.
The committee Of arrangements, nall hearers,
Templar escort and mourners will attend Mt
the late residence OF the deceased, Metropolitan
Hotel, at O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday, the
18th instant, at which time the corpse will bU
removed, in charge OF tho committee of ar
rangements, attended by the pall-bearers
mourrers and escort and the Sergeant-at.Arms
of the Senate to the Senate Chamber, where, q
O'Clock, Divine service will be performed.
When these ceremonies are completed the
funeral will move from the Senate Chamber to
the place of interment, in the following order:
The Chaplains Of Congress for the occasion.
The Physician who attended the deceased.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Mr.. Foot Mr. Buckalew,
Mr.. Anthony, Mr.. Morgan,
MIR. Wiley, Mr.. Wade.
Escort Of Knights Templar.
Pall.bearers.
Mr. Mr. G 6s1s The M FFs ssts, OF Ind
The family and friends Of the deceased
The Senator and Representatives from the
State OF Maryland, the Governor and Aids,
Lieutenant Governor, the Senate and
Appeals of said State, and the
Mayor and City Councils OF
the City of Baltimore,
as mourners.
The Serg ant.at-Arms Of the Senate of the
United States.
The Members of the Senate proceeded by the
Vice President of the United States and
the Secretary of the Senate.
The Sergeant-at-Arms of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Members of the House of Representatives,
proceeded by its Speaker and Clerks.
The President Of the United States
The Heads of Departments.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges of the United States.
Officers OF the Executive Departments.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
TUESDAY, Feb. IA, 1865.