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NATIONAL THEaTER.
The Max farrtZek Combination Company.
ITALIAN AND GERMAN OPERA.
GRAND uPkNI &c NJ ihr

MONDAY, DErEMBER II. 1865
The public Il HsshinEt'n snd vicinity are r.
concluded y D. The following knilctt Arti-ts g.
Their app sragce IN he stoye .Gn,d tnsatrs
PTiIs IS E, sograsos MtpANs ASSA De
tSLd positively her farewell e1gss-nent No.
hGATBAsrsTEe. ia. FaN1r.te Amslicsn Pri.n.
benna, tsTd h@r hrst sPcrsrsnoe IN this city.
fETors in the priucip.l ctr Of Fur1re- All tnis
tn pIii ci PAL ne ot the wr.r and 5 a, tie pr
ent time receiving grest euthusiasm ia Phiisd.l-
MkhsNE JoR ANNA R0TTER MISS ISABEL.
Ia n, . IL g a, Prims i,9uus NJ -zso soprano,
MADAME hosA elm, her GE,t apprar
BRisNeLI siGSoR s0Erri. fr' IN the % ri COX OK
10 tins city > hEkR HAEsLNASS Fif,t ssr.
t srHR r tSRus s c.NBISI
stsse ,.-.-.,....--sIGsOR DUBREUL.
MAY NsKETZFK sns sIGSoR roRRIANI.
SPECIAL NoIIcE Nv HAkETZ IN beg-
hi. j. toe cIy ifaLi,S aSa GEGNeS " oPsRs
celebrated LYME Artists. now perfOrmias ia the
M Tss tsGreS @Ss'. vii of :,sI
WEINEspAg, ID, enter NORMA.
FhIbAI, DECEMBER Is-sICiLIkN YEsPERs
lnis great . work ~,,! be present.i with ne~
The success OF the revival of this Opera Ia. been
sATTRp.Y.tg GRAND MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVENING, December ls-IL THO
NATOkE
In order to present the Operas ADVERTISED with
all the sclaf possible, Mr. MaretZek has in slditt "a
to his already Dumer rs aud douhly expensive
company, engaged the eel brAted daa-euse
NDBLF " MEsMaEL.
who will APPEAR in The stoy. operas
1Hk cbDRCS. Numbering sbout sixty voices
and Grand Orchestra Of forty performers. nave
been selected with the greste-t care from the best
available sources. They are formed from pick@d
men her- O the bodies whO have served under Mr.
Mare'Zck's batnI for many years
THE COSTUMES entirely new, and have
been made regardless e est
TIE MISEgN- s9ENE viii be carefully srp.r-
Wis by regular members Of NJ Marvtzok com
psny
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra Chairs Gil reserved ....... ~ SO
farquet ard Dress Circle reserved -. 4 50
General admission - ..... / %
amy VI te ''hll ------ -
~ ~ zee.
be ~ae OF scat for either nj ut will CON enc
THl R<DAG. Deoem Der D.. az 2 a. m, at Note
rOtt's Music Store
Doors olen ~ =. Comm ,nra al s O'Clock. aes
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VERDICT OF MANsLAUGHTER.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 9.-The jury In the case OF
Andrews returned q verdict OF guilty Of
nanslaughter, and the prisoner was sentenced
to twenty years Imprisonment.
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THE RECESS OF CoNGREss.-In the House
this morning, Hon. Z. b. Washburne gave
notice that so tar as the Committee on Appro-
priations were concerned their business had
not progressed sufficiently far to enable them
to get the appropriation bill ready in time for
presentation before the middle of January, and
that therefore, unless other committees had
such business matured as would req ire earlier
attention, he would, on Thursday OF next week,
introduce a resolution providing for recess Of
Congress from Monday, the 2lst inst, till the
18th OF January, 1869.
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LAND SALR--Messrs. Green & Wise, real
estate agents in Alexandria, sold on the ith
instant 81 acres Of land, with small log hon Sc,
at Guilford depot, Loudon county, 20 VIM r.
Tyler, Of Pennsylvania, for $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

THE CONCERT tomorrow evening in the
Presbyterian Church, II street, between 10th
and 10th, on the occasion OF the opening OF the
new organ, will be q great musical treat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

In TIE HOUSE, this morning, Mr.. Bingham
from the Reconstruction Commitree. reported
back the bill providing for an election IN
Virginia on the 10th day Of January, 1861, for
the purpose Of ratifying or rejecting the State
@ institution adopted by the Convention in De-
csmber, 1867 and elections to bs held al the same
lime for State officers and members Of Con.
gress. The Legislature elected this tima will
meet in February. This bill was passed by
the House last session, but failed to reach the
Senate.
Mr. SCHENCK will, on Thursday, move to
proceed to the con Ideratiou of bus ness On the
Speakers table, large amount having accu-
mulated. One Of the first bills TO be considered
will be the Senate bill directing the Secretary
OF the Interior to annul the contract made with
Dempsey & U'Toole for stationery, and TO en-
ter into contract with Messrs. Blanchard 4
Mohun, who, upon Investigation, appear to
have been the lowest bidders
CoNsTITUT1oNAL1TY OF THR LEGAL TEN
DER Acr.-The Supreme Court of the United
States was occupied yesterday in hearing the
argument of number of eases inyol wing
the Constitutonality OF the Legal Tender Act,
ard the application OF the act 10 trust. ard
contracts made before ITS passage. Hon. 3. X.
CuTus argued in favor OF the validity OF tue
act. and Hon ClaTlison n. Potter against II.
ne argument VIII prooaoiy occupy seNeIai
days.
QUITE STIR has been created In Depart
mental quarters and amongst the newspaper
men by the report that the Presidents Mes
sage appears in full in the New York Dcm9crdt
this morning.
ASSISTANT DooRRERPER.-JohnB Boyd, Esq.
Of Pella Iowa, who has been engaged At the
Capitol during the past six years, was this
tod Frs A H. -
Of The House OF Representatives, 1t 4 salary OF
S2,JUO.
PERsoNAL.-GoverncrS Smith, of Vermont, is
at the Ebbitt House -. Governor Wells, OF
Virginia, Is at Wizards.
INTERNAL REyRNUH.-The receipts to-day
this snurca Iuara slnA e,
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DONATION VISTA donation visit will b
paid Rev. DR.. Boynton, at his residence. 35}
Fourteenth street, this evening by many Of his
Pensioners and friends.
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ORPHANS coURr. December ., Isgs-pr..
" TRIcI OF COLUMBIA, MAsHINsrox Cor&r,
70 cn:-ln the case Of MAkf ELIZARErH
the Enecutrix aforesaid has, With the apprse.,
zion OF be Orphans Court Of Washington gonns,
1858; for the ensl settlement and distrfhutio.'
q the personal estate " said deceased "a 81
eGllected and Turned into money; when an ySere
al ne ereoltsrs a. heirs OF said deceased are no.
or they may Otherwise BY Las be excluded from All
bensnt In ssi1 eeeessed estate; provided . corr
weeks ~ the Nashlnston Evening star. pre,isss
70 me ssIa gay. Iest-JAs. Z. OfBEIRNE.
eeS Register Of win.
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SPANISH REPURLICANS AIMING.

MADRID, Dec 9.-The Gazette says: Reported
suppression OF armed Republican demonstra.
tIon at Cadiz few days ago premature-at
last accounts insurgents were still in arms,
and attempting to make terms with the Gov.
eminent troops under flag Of truce.
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AProrSrHp.-This morning Mayor Bowen
Temporarily appointed Thsmas H. Marston an
Inspector and Measurer of Lumber in place OF
John S. Croker, Jr., resigned.
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FALSE ALARM.-Ths burning of a chimney
OF the residence of DIR. Thompson, corner OF
Ninth street and Massacb usetts avenue, about
half-past six O'Clock last night, caused an
alarm of fire. which brought out the depart.
ment, but did not necessitate their ser vices.
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PREsRNTATIoH.-The friends Of Mr.. Charles
Peters, commits sioner OF the Second Ward, and
the labering men generally OF that ward. las.
night presented him with a valuable horse
harness and buggy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

PRoHIBTTIoN.-At the meeting Of Hope Di.
vision No. 10 s. of T. last night, the prohibiti.
tory question was discussed, and a petition to
be presented to Con eress was circulated.
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rRN Calln I
Baltimore Markets, ro.day.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Cotton quiet but steady
Flour firm; demand light; Howard street SUI
perfine, 1878: Lacy do EXTRA. - 5GaSlO.5n: do.
family, SllaSl2: City Mills superfiue, S575a
= 81: do. extra, So 7jaSlO75: do family sill pa
>l2.95: Western superfine, s6.50aS7.25; do ex-
IRA, Sc.25aSs.15 ditto family, SI025aS 1913.
Wheat easier and unchaL ged Corn IN fai T
demand; prime white, gna95 cts. Oats firm a.
9ua75c. Rye dull and nominal iOa45c Pork
quiet at $3.50. Bacon-stock scarce: demand
light;Rib Sides, l.; Clear Sides. I6k: Shout.
ders, Ii; Hams 1s. Lard dull at 16aI7I.
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THF NEW METROPOLITAN CHURCH.-At 8
meeting OF the Board of Trustees of the new
Metropolitan NJ. L. Church, il was decided 10
90 ahead and complete the church, if possible,
by the LIST Of March, in order that il may be
dedicated by the 4th of that msuth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASE BAIL
PLA1ERS.-The annual con ven lion Of this az
spcIS'on met this morning AZ al O'Clock at
Meizerot Hall, the president Geo. r. Sands, in
The chair, and A III. Rogers secretary. The
Chair read a lengthy dOcumen: continuing
suggestions 10 the association. The report of
the secretary and treasurer was received. the
latter showing Si7U still due from State clubs
In ACCORDANCE with the request Of the treas
urer, q committee was appointed TO exam ne
and audit his accounts. The Alabama, New
Jersey and Massachusetts State associations.
As also the Morning Star Club. of Wheeling,
W. Va. and the Cosmopolitan Club. OF Beau
fort, 5 e.. We're admitted to membership. Tue
Maryland delegation Were denied representa-
ton on account of intormality. The report of
the committee rules was then read, aud
amendments adopted yesting the appointment
OF the committee on rules In the convention IL
self, making provision for honorary member
ship. and declaring all amendments now
adopted imperative till the ad tournament of
The CONVENTION. The convention then took a
recess till three O'Clock p. m.
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INDIANIANs CALL ON Hon. SCHUYLER COL
FAx.-A number of Indianians resident in this
city called Oh Speaker Coltax last evening At
his residence, on Sixteen-and-a-half street
The party formed at the rooms of the Indiana
State Association, and, headed by John ID.
Detrees Esq, proceeded thence to MIR. Colfax's
residence. II was a mere social call of Inii.
anians, without respect to party, and they Were
cordially received by Mr.. c.. and by him pre-.
scented to his bride each visitor being intro
duced. Mrs. and Miss Mathews Were present
as also Senator Morton and Secretary McCuI.
loch. There was no experimenting on the
occasion. and after an hour spent pleasantly in
social conversation, the visitors, nearly one
hundred in number. retired.
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lew YORR-YIRsr RoARI
rBy Bankers and Brokers Telegram ,

Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and BONDS
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Dec. 9.-First BOsrd-U s. IS
ISL, coupon, ll41; o2G's, lS62, coupons, HOE;
ieti, coupon, lU7 X 1865 coupons, 1879: I-65
coupon, new, 1IO4; 6.20s, 1851. coupon. IIOas:
.04Os, coupons, lO5k; Pacific Mail, 10, OHIO &
Miss. Certificates 51h; Mariposa, 5; AtIauuc
Mail, none; Can Ion, 4oa; Cumberland, s.; W.
y. Telegraph 36's: Quicksilver, 22b: Boston
Wafer Power, Is; ~. Y. Central, I55 Z; Erie
BIZ; do. pret'd, 50; Hudson, none: Heading
ss's: Michigan Central, 119H; Michigan south
ern, .; Illinois Central, Iii; Cleveland and
Pntsburg. ~: Northwest, TX; do. preferred,
Il; Cleveland and Toledo. lOi \: Rock Island.
lO5H; Fort Wayne, III; Alton Il Terra Hauts
- Toledo Il Wabash. 81; Adams EXP, Il \;
Wells, Fargo Il Co. Exp. 26 s.; American Elk.
press, III; United States Express, i5H: Mer.
chants Union. 15k: Chicago g. Ai-ou. III:
do. preferred, 1i1. Market strong. Gold,I35a
AIS.
by Cable
LoNDoN. Dec. 9, IL Is a. m.-Consols for
money. y2T Consols tor account, 92H Il Jnds,
az; Illinois. 81 u; Erie, 264.
FRANKFORT, H. Is a. m.-Bonds. %: dull.
LIVERPOOL, Ill a. Motion opens firmar:
SAFES estimated AZ 10000 bales: lIidiliny Up-
lands 1OA az: MiddImg Orleans, Ilak.
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REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES
The Reconstruction Committee had meeting
his morning and agreed to report bill re-
moving the political liabilities from twenty
one citizens of the Southern States, most of
whom are from Virginia, among them Ander
derson, formerly the proprietor OF the famous
Tredegar iron works near Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

INTERNAL REvRNUH.-The receipts to-day
from this source We're S2CG,56j 30.
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Financial Matters in Baltimore To-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Vrginia 6's, old In.
scrbed, lSG6, 50 bid: do. 1567, 10 bid, igI asked
do. coupon, old, 55as bid; do, new, SIS asked
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THR SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS recently APP
pointed 70 examine the Central Pacific Rail.
road report to Hon. o. h. Browning, Secretary
OF the Interior, that the road is well and sub.
stantially built TO Wadsworth, on the Truckee
river, $50 miles from Sacramento, except two
bridges, now nearly finished.
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pkof ;. hRhls' DANCING ACADEMY,
= rem avenue opposite Metropolitan a
nctel. We would respectfully announce that
~e are now prepared 70 receive pupil. At
such prices a. viii suit the times, aud agree
Win the prices OF other Professors In the city cal
ara see Cs Tor Circulars aud information Ilnsse.
81 IL nsnAf aud sATU RDAT, from 70 sc'cI'k:
Il EsDAf And FRIDAY. from 90 10 O'Clock IL
oc5l-tf -
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THE MEssAGE.-At one o'clock, Col. Moore,
Private Secretary to the President, appeared
in the Senate and delivered the Presidents
Message, the reading of which was immedi-
ately commenced. Printed copies of the Mes
sage had been distributed in the Senate, and
most of the Senators read the same while the
Secretary was engaged III reading the manu-.
scrlpt.
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BLIND TOW CONCERTS.
At ODD FELLOWS HAL,
MONDAY, TUESDAY. AID WEDNESDAY
DECkMBEG apds.

LIST three nights ~
BLISD TON.
The Wonderful Segrs Boy Pianist,
LAST GRAND MNTINEE-wEDNEsDAY Az
fhkNUBH Al q, o'clock
Tickets for sale al Kills ana Melzero:t's n ,sic
Stores.
n. Blind Tom viii perform - Alex aufria,
Va. Thursday aus FRIDAY. Dec o. aud N. S-nrca-
town Tuesday, Dee. Is aud at Annapolis. " riues-
cay. Dec Is. Del 81
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PERsoNAL.-Governcr Smith, of Vermont, is
at the Ebbitt House .-..Goyernor Wells, of
Virginia, Is at Wizards.
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GENERAL GRANT attended the wedding of
Brew. Lieut.. Col Samuel n. Ben jamin, of the
end Artillery, ard daughter OF eX-Gov. Fish,
IN New York yesterday afternoon, and is ex-
pected to return here Tomorrow
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New York Grain Market To-day
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Flour 5alO cents batter
heat LAP cents higher. Corn without decided
change. Pork quiet; Mess, 25ka26
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Gevernme emf securities.
REyi-e. SeQi-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, lSo5.-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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The SENATE REFUSES TO HEAR THE PRssI.
pENT's MESSAGE READ.-A portion of the
PRESIDENTS Message having been read IN the
Senate to-day, MIR. Conness, of California
moved to suspend the further reading, charac-
feriZing 1t as an offensive TRADE against Con-
gress. Other Senators agreed with him, W lille
Senator Wilson and a few others, though they
condemned the tone OF the message, were in
favor Of its being read. Mr.. Conness having
wlihdrawn his mo ion, it was Immediately Re.
newed by Mr.. Cameron. and pending the di>-
cusslon which ensued. NJ. Efmunds, OF Ver-
mount. moved to adjourn, which motion was
carrled-sG TO -.
NEW MINISTER FROM SPAIN.-Senor Man.
ricio Lopez Roberts, appointed by the presen'
Government of Spain as Its representative to
this Government, is the descendant of an Eng
lish family which settled in CadiZ toward the
emo OF the last century. and which became ex.
tensively engage in commerce At an early
age Senior Roberts went out to Havana, aud
acted as Private Secretary to General Concha.
On his return TO Spain he assisted in founding
the Diorio ESydnol, and when the Union LIB.
eral party acceded 10 power in 1856, he be-
came the sole proprietor OF that journal
In lc5o he was appointed Director Of the
Post Office, and elected Deputy TO the Cortes
During the administration of Gonzales Bravo
he was one of the most active mem oers of the
Revolutionary Junta of Madrid. He is man
OF sound judgment, winning manners, but at
the same time great reserve. He speaks Eng
lish'fluently, and has passed some time in the
United States, of whose people and institutions
ne Processes great admiration. 1t is stated
furthermore, that Senior X. is stIll a Young
man, and remarkably handsome, and the int
nation is given that the diplomats now i'm favor
with the bellies of Washington Will find a for.
midable rival in the new addition TO their
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

IN THE SENATE this morning, Mr. X obinson,
OF South Carolida, called up the bill removing
political disabilities from Chief Justice Noses
of that State. Mr.. Davis, OF Kentucky, moved
TO amend so as 10 remove them from all other
citizens of South Carolina, but the amendment
was lost by vote Of Al yeas to o nays The
bill was then passed as read.
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VI ABINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
vi ACADEMY, a
=, oetw zen Stk aud lot streets, a
rs row open Tor reception Of Pupils For@
Paruo lars apply Of the Academy for circu -
day Thursday, and SATURDAY. from 10 y m
FOR Sentlemen-Monday, Wednesday, AMI SAT
IIuay, Irem 10 ~ D. M Sc I4-r
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QUITE A STIR has been created In Depart
mental quarters and amongst the newspaper
men by the report that the Presidents Mes
ssge appears in full in the New York Dcm9crdt
tins morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-09

GENERAL HOWARD has addressed q letter to
the Secretary OF War, requesting that Congress
appoint a committee to make thorough exam
lnation and report of the administration of
the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Aban.
doned Lands, from the 18th day Of May, lo65,
10 the 3lst day Of December, 1865, when the
Bureau proper is closed by Limitation OF law.
de says: "Such an examination Will enable
congress and the country TO ascertain the facts
with regard TO work Of great importance, that
has cost large outlay Of the public money, and
intense an iety and labor on the part OF those
officers who have endeavored conscientiously
70 execute the trusts committed to them, work
that claims to have been largely instrumental
IN carrying out the benevolent purposes OF the
General Government toward those VINO were
70 pass suddenly from the condition OF slaves
TO that Of free men, endowed with the right and
privileges OF citizenship. The propriety OF
asking for such an examination and report
will, believe, commend itself TO your judy
gment as the best method Of placing on record
an impartial history Of emancipation, Its con-
sequences and its further demands In this
country"
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a GRAND CONCERT
OPtNl NJ - the new Nrgsn ia tie v ESTEEM
PtEeBlTEhlAN CHURrH. IA street. hetws-a
9th sud goth. Tn b. Al. December luth. AZ I,
. m. The best Talent IN the city s-cur-d Ihs
ssonlc Choir, under the dir ctiOn Of Mr.. v :
HOLMES acCCmp anied on the organ by Prlfa- sar
sCHELL The Vocalist. Mis- PAULIE EWER,
Mrs. EATI SMITH. Miss yENsIE PCGH, the
lrganisis. Miss ATE o. AL. Messrs TAshER
ROELL, and HI TER. Tickets DNE DOL
LAR. For sale At Filis' Music st,re BaIlanfyse's
Book Store, and at the Door. de 5-sf-
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APPoINTMRNT.-Edmund n. Smith, of Bal
tmore, has been appointed to a first-class clerk
ship in the office of Hon. {. &. Cox, Commits
siOner of Pensions.
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ARMY REUNIoN.-The regular annual meet
ings Of the societies of the Armies Of the Cum
berland and the Tennessee, have been called to
NEE. at Chicago, on the 18th and 10th of Decem.
Der Instant and Lieut.. General Sherman, in
his letter Of April 10th, has invited the soldiers
Of the Armies Of Ohio and Georgia to assemble
at the same time and place, in order that those
who SO long fought side by side may unite
IN a general reunion, to cement more closely
the old friendships Of the field, ana to
revive the recollectlons OF those years which
must always CLAIM place and precedence
amid the tanner recollections of a lifetime.
Assurances have been received that the COM
manders of each Of these armies, and many
OF their most distinguished officers, including
Generals Grant and Sherman, Thomas and
Sheridan, Schofield, Slocum. and Howard, and
most OF the corps, division and brigade COM
manders, will be present Arrangements have
been perfected by which all the railroads enter
ing Chicago, with the connecting lines, will
convey those attending at reduced rates. On
the evening Of the 10th, the address OF welcome
by Lieut.. Gen. Sherman, and the addresses to
the different societies by the appointed orators,
will be pronoupced in Crosby's Opera House
before the united societies. On the night OF the
10th, the general banquet will be given in the
beautiful Board of Trade Hall, winch has been
rendered for the purpose.
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500 TO $4,000
10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
IvERY ONE HIS OWN LANDLORD.

RATES.
SiAo By paving s2a.o per month. os,ooe BY
paying Us Per month. $4,000 by PAYING Ss9 Del
month, $40 900 by paying ESQ per month. SN0o
oy paying $500 per month. -
The menthiy payments to continue until the
loan with interest ct Six PER CENT. PER AN
nmM, payable monthly, Is returned.
The above rates inciuoe the interest, % that the
monthly payments WILL NOT EXCEEo the
amounts e stated.
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sioner Of Pensions.
MARRIAGE IN FASHIONABLE LIFE.-A large
and distinguished COMPANY was present in
New \ ork yesterday at the elegant man sion of
Hon. Hamilton Fish, corner OF Seventeenth
street and Second avenue, to witness the mar
riage OF his daughter, Miss Julia Hamilton
The arrangements were under the superinten-
dence OF Mr.. Brown, OF Grace Church.
About one hundred invitations were issued.
and these embraced the crems DE- Ia creme Of
New York society. But there was large
number also present from Washington and
other cities, and West Point was largely rep
scented. The bridegroom, Colonel r. Benjamin,
being Professor in West Point College Gen.
Grant attended, as well in compliment to him
as 10 the distinguished Senator, the father OF
the bride. The bride is the third daughter of
Mr. Fish, and is an acknowledged belle OF New
York. Her toilette was exceedingly elegant.
Among the company was Bishop Potter, who
was accompanied by the Bishop Dunhedder,
OF New Zealand, in full cinonicals: Henry 7.
TuckermaD, Mrs. David Cutting, and several
other members of the family, General MELON
aid. &C., &c. Soon after O'Clock the company
gathered in the parlor where the Rev. Alexan-
der Ninton awaited the arrival of the bride
and groom who shortly appeared, together
with the parents of the wife, bridesmaid and
eroomsman, and the solemn ceremony was
performed.