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MEMPHIS s ARKANSAS RIVER
Ee N
Packet Company.

THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
I ALLEN built expressly for this Company
has now taken her place in the lire, and here
after the following boats via leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays d Thursdays 5, Rt o O'cIoek pm.
/ And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS n. ALLEN So Reese Fritchard, Master
". A. CALDWELL--"..-..k- J.. hatnes, Master
OZARK.~--.---~--.-...-....H. Blalsden, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Conpspv,s
new aud light-draught packets for Fort Smith.
Close connections made both ways.
AMERICAN .---.--.JnO W. Williams, Master
FORT BowIin, Master
VAN BsnUeJt, Master
All OF the above boats were built expresstv
for the trade, and are particularly well adaptsd
10 IL. Passengers and freight viii be mi
through by thu line TO al point on the .Arksn-
Sas river without detention, and az reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point nm
the Arkansas river from North or East 81 sHc-
phts, should have their goods consigned 10
Mem phis and Arkansas River Packet Com.
pany," 81 Memphis Merchandise ship0ed f~orn
New Orleans should bs consigned to Memoir
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comma.
ny's onass. JGOs ID. ADAMS, President
I, A. KENDIG, Agent.
de2su 81 Front street, Aosby block,
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INOR sALE.-Ous of tue finest
X T10(S in the NfsSfssfppf Bottom. situated
90 miles below Memphis IN Arkansss z miles
rom edsoe's LANDING, cenLslnp 49, 49, 49,
uifh dranipg and all necessary outh0sseF,
frsma ouarteTs for so hand, good gin and mill,
atshiss and cyibs. together with al the uuls-,
$50 80 tools. There is now % or AZ good
hands on the place that can be had oy the
purchaser. great oargain can De had by early
TTkkRRY. Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
laI AOpNhA
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,

eEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term e. the Junior Department
i will open at University Place, Team,
On the IOtb Bay of February. ISee.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
ieee Location perfectly healtsy-3G0 Ieet
above the sea. 500 covers "opens board and
tuition, for three months. For circulars and
address O.. Z. Fairbanks, Esq,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
c. ]. QUINTARD. DID, LID.
las ecds Vice Chancellor.
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BOOKS. ETC.
. 3 BROTHER.
LUMBER. ETC.
Humber.
Lumber,

oldest lumber merchants IN the Soutn
u yard established in Memphis 1911. 6oL1-
Ing Material of al kinds, DrsSse4 aH~ u5ltHeH
FIoorfnz Doors Shingles. Ce.lL g hlh0ss
IathH Weaiherpoarding, Glazed Sasn, rene
InQ. We don't irtend 70 Do unoersol1 4aa
-" = .orsD NJ. r. T. v
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For Rent.

CTOREHOUSE. No. ~ IedsTEr1 street, north
- Sids. drsr tenement west OF Main STREET.
Applv 10 SMITH q KIITRfDGE,
iaa Ne 2SoItn CSart slfssL
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt sale Of Real-Estate and
Fl. s0Rai Property.

IN the several matters OF
Coolidge & COeper and \. Fl. AelcheT Co,
Wilson Slaughter aLd 7. ). Green,
A. A. EarlssO0, l. j. TIsI2-e,
ThCs- n. AyL-ett, NJ. Bias,
Vim b. Booker, =. 2. Boiling,
Abrer Gard, samuel GaUAy,
A. A. Hin, u. Kaufman & Co,
S0uthw0rth, Nance 4 Co.
In Bankruptcy at Memphis. Tennessee.
BE- virtue or orders OF sale entered in the
above matters By the District Court OF the
United States fer the District OF West Tennes-
sse, IN BANKRUPTCY on toe respective dates be-
low mentioned, / Will proceed tosell, on
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FOB NEw

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and Rev Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AME5-.-.......Geo W. Boyd, Master
J. >. SEDAN, Clers.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter a
L the trade SIS 8 regular SAIUE-EES1
DAY PALhEI leaving Memphis
Saturday, EoyenIber rs. at ) pm,
And every alternate saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HARM STAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street,
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
nnvlAtf No. 81 Front street.
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RAILR0AD TIME TABLE.
NemphIs ana Little Rock Railroad

H6mphIs ana Little Book Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday, at I am.
Coming East o Leave Mad. son Tuesday, Thurs
day aud saturday. az 7:0 am. Arrive 81
Memphis al O'Clock PM
oce General Superintendent.
Eempais sgG charleston Railroad.
LREIvR. DEPAET
through Mail tdaily1.-.----l25 pm. 1910 pm
IThis Train does not leave sat1rdays)
Corlnth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays at.~...---. 6S S-m
Grand Junction AccOmmO-
ton, daily except Sundlys) S:45 am. Alb pm
SomeTyine Accommodation
Except Sunday leaves
........-.....--l2- p N. sos am. 4:l5 p.m
Saalroad Time Is 20 MINUTES faster than city
Ticket once, g7s Main street and at Depot.
WI. ROSS, Genlsupt.
sempAis and Louisville RsIlrosd Lilac.
DEPAHT. ARRIVE.
Day Express, p. r. time...... $50 IN. 2;45 pm
CITY time. SLOAN.
city time. 2:51 pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCoMMoDATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time-~--.4:5o pm
City me--.".---~4i pm
a.
Ticket ofdess Ne. 2zH Aeln street and at de-
p0t, head OF Main street.
sAH. 3. JONES. Gsn1Supt
Eissigsippi and tennessee Raiir0sds
ARRIYH. DEPART.
: = OrieanEEKpTess daily 500 p.m. 8o5 pm.
"a ac5Om'n, daily, ez-
cen Lnday.---....-.--..- $50 am bDO pm.
Freig ally, except sun
- ..--.-- AIS pm. ZOO a-n.
Tsk@enectS Sunday, august 10, 1858.
a. s. L1FERM0RE, Genl Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul6
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COTTON GINS
COTTON GINS.

I'VE are The Sole Agents for the sale Of these
unrivalled Gin Stands, For beauty G.
sTAPLE, LIGHTNESS OF DRAET, = QUANTITY
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter who has given them a iair trial
Where mUi6 power is used. they make a saving
or from uns-Quar1er 70 Cue-thsru the GrSrt
OVER ANY oTEER GET. We are also agents foI
STRAUSS 5EiSE MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSJN & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
EcEsBE Is = CO..
Dealers n Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
EZ< ard "a Main street,
fy1 dawan1 Memphis. Tenn
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O PINE BLUFF
FUE C~IEOISNhEE.

FUE ClEOIENATE.
Regular Memphis and Ci~nclgustt ~Psckss-For
C.IrO, EYansYi ie, Lou syille ana Cincinnati.
CORA ;. GeTkes master
This splendid passenger packet .SIA
Will leave rs above Azkz5zZis
Il DAY, 1871 inst, at y %.
LARRY HARAsTAD, Agent,
jll3 ~ Madison street.
Memphis end Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN Miller master
This elegant aud fleet passenger
steamer viii leave ~
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. AZ ) p.m.
JAS. I. BOURNE q Co, Agents,
tai0 No. y Jefferson street.
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COTTON s~TATESENr.
CKAABER or CONNER,
TRADE.

TRADE.
Business wac quite brisk to-day, and
there are more strangers In the city than
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0 EVANSVILLE.

FOR EVANSVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
P~acket-For- Cairo and Evansville.
NOhMA htW6lb master
This ~spieuLtl passenger steamer
will leave a aHOve SZzs
THURSDAY, l4th inst, at S pun.
LARhY HAkhSTAD, Agent,
las No-7% Madison street.
Regular Memphis z d Evansville Packet-Fof
Cairo and Evansville
COOSA-. Brown master
This excellent passenger steamer IT.
VIII leave as above azsz&
TIL DAY, 1865 Inst, AT 4 pm.
K. W. LlGHrbUHNE, Ag- at,
jas .j Front street.
FOR VIOKSBUGG.
For V~ieksburg, Helena, Friar's Point and the
Bends.
Master
This me passenger packet VIII ,lA
leave as above, on &
THIS DAY, 18th inst, st 3 pm.
NINSOS & DONAHUE, Agents,
talS 2i Front street
For VicEsburg, He.e5a and the Bends.
W. u master
This elegant passenger steaDe -A
THIS DAY, 18Th inst. at 3 pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
jal3 No. $50 Front street.
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roR WHITE REvER.

ron WHITE RIVER.
Regular white, Rack and Cas- rent
river PaeAe
LADY WITHAUP ......-----.Cap Chas. Esers
SD n. Humphrey, C.erz.
THT5 packet viii make WeeBlY T%h
4 Trips from Ja-eksOupOri, Ark, &$z1Gs
up BACK rlvsr 70 FOcshOntas and Poplar niUfr,
and mp CuTfeut river u ~Dsniphan. Size viii
make c.Ose connections at JaczsonpoTt With Lhe
Steamer Dea Arc Every Saturday.
shippers AID passengers may rely on her
p~unciuality. deS I'm
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.(
MEErFHR January y, Is 9, I


: Money Is easy aud exchange ample Oh
all points except New Orleans. There
Is an active demand for the latter from
our grocery houses and none offered.
Eastern cotton bills are also SCARCE to-
day, as very few cotton buyers have or
ders to I'LL at present rates. We quote
rates as fellows:
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FCR RIVER.

kGA AhAANSA3 RIVER.
Regular Memphis and rkansa River United
States Mail Packet.
". A. CALDWELL-.........E L. HSines, Master
This splendid passenger steamer fk
will leave fOr the above on $500
THURSDAY, lfi0 inst. at 5 pm.
I. =, Is ENDIG, Ags4t,
jal2 81 From St, @osby B.ock:
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1Ab ~ ~ NLH NA 2 LAhs
Regular sn.urdsy ST. Francis River
Packet.
For Madison, WittsSuTg and all way Landings
LINTON Smell, Master
LESLIE WARE Clerk.
THIS steamer viii leave as above IT.
i every SATURDAY curing the E
season returning, leave NitLsOurg every
TUESDAY, az 2 O'Clock pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or to
NLNSON 4 DJNAHUE, agents,
ja3 ia Front street.
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RIVER MATTERS.
HEArHER AND RIEEES.

In nED AMI IA ms
The weather yesterday vas clear, but
raw and chilly early ia the day and late
IN the evening. The river rose 10 inches
in the past "a hours, anddrift Is coming
down In quantities. Tbs Ohio is falling
to Louisville, but is still rising at Cairo.
The Arkansas Is falling with plenty OF
water to Fort Smith for the largest class
steamers. White river is also falling,
but is still high. The latest news from
P~iitsburg, Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo
and st. Louis will Re found in our tele-
graphic columns.
Arrivals.
Steamer Bismarck, St. Louis.
- Julia, "
Virginia, Louisville,
Armenia, Pittsburg.
CoOsa, Evansville.
Legal Tender, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Mary E. FOTsythe, st. Louis.
" Legal Tender, Louisville.
MARITIME, Hale's Point.
Mollie Able, New o.Ieans.
" Bismarck, "
Armenia,
Virginia
Emperor, "
Julia, Vicksburg.
+" Des ARC, White river.
st. Francis, ST. Francis river.
+" N&tOms, Frisr's Point.
In Pert.
Guid0n, Minne0la, w. A. Caldwell,
Converse, Myrtle, COOsa.
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The largest receipts of internal Tevs-
nues Were during the fiscal year 1865.
By successive legislation on the part Of
Congress 10 the reduction OF taxes, the
annual receipts are estimated 10 have
been lesseued as follows:
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And during these PERIODS the aggre-
gate sums collected were, inclusive OF
The direct tex upon lands, and the duty
upon the circulation and deposits OF ma
tiOnal banks:
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STEAMBOATS,.
o HALE's POINT.

For Randolph, Fulton, osceola and Hale's
Point.
GEO. W. CHEEh""--....-.--~---Sheek master
This fine light draft steamer viii H.
leave for the above on E
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at . pm.
NINSOS & DONAUUE.
fAl3 "a Front street
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The internal Tevenus receipts from
cotton, for q series Of years ending Jan
uary SOsh, annually, were as follows:
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The manufacture Of cigars 10 this
country 10 upon q magnitude compre-
hended by few. The aggregated amounts
as shown by the statistics OF the internal
revenue department were:
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Chewing and smoking tobacco shows
q manufacture and income 10 the Gov
eminent therefFom - fnlloRs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

Some idea of the crowd likely 20 b. here on
the +th may be formed from the fac Ia =. M 10
yesterday morning the through railroad line
between Washington and New York had IT,
oelved orders for the tran spOrtaton % this city
iTcm he latter place alone of marty two
'hocs and persons, included in various
C-gaAiz-d associations, numbering from seven
iy-hve 70 two hundred souls each: and froo,
Phiiadelphis- in like organizations between
-ight and nine hundred. of course the n nm
Der OF persons coming from the no pla., . or,
their inciV Idual account, and nov connected
with any orgsnized body, will largely ex .aeJ
thssr hgures, 10 s1y nothing OF the crowds
coming separately or in parties from var. ous
c'n~- places, North, East. West and SOu.h
heavily laden extra passenger tram fol
i"W-d he regular train from New York yastar
dsy morning, and the PHILADELPHIA pass,I, ger.
iLstrad OF being attached - the through train.
as usual, came down on a separate tram, with
locomotive OF Its own, so that three Iou.r and
well FLIED trains came IN toge Their last eysnin,
TINS arrangement Will be kept up aud if ua,as-
say extend until after the ith. The trains frou.
other directions are coming in as we'll fll.i
pToporuonally, and the, prospect now is TIT
tie crowd cODgregated here from ali parts In
see General Grant Inaugurated Will very
largely exceed that present on any similar
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
THE RECEPTION.

Tickets for the Inauguration Receptio at the
Jreasury Buil11ng on the night Of The 9Th of
March, can be obtained at the headquarters of the
General Committee. No IO1 street rear
seventh, n at the following places
Wizards Hotel, Ebbitt House National H.teI.
seaton House, Metropolitan Hotel. St lanes
Hotel, " ashngton House, or at thu MON Hotel.
Georgetown, at the Music Stores OF Kills and
Metzsrtt; and at the Book Stores Of Blanchard a
MohUn. Philip SOiCmOns, French & Richard
son. Mohun Bestor, ShiIli ngtOn. and n orrison's
The tickets are $40 each, and admit one gentle
man and two la les To TIE Reception, Dancing
and supper Rooms.
-, Two full bras. bands and Fl We string bands have
F%een engage 10 furnish music for promenading
and for dancing
Tie supper will be PrOvid d bv JOHN A
GIN I whose reputation as q Caterer is we'll es
tabli-Eed.
There will be commodieus Dressing rooms win
BARRIERS and other attendants.
strorg police force has been engaged and the
public may rest assured that the presence of i'm
proper persons will bot be tOl. rated shOuI! am
10 thus insult the hOnored guests of she evening"
The msmmoth OK General Grant" presented to
III e. neral Committee by Carlos Peirce, E-I of
RostoD,is HOw on exhibition at the corner of Penn
y wanna avenue and 9Th street Tire profit, ofthis
eNbibitten sDd Of the Kece ptien TO be d hated
to the Lincoln Monument Association.
The General Comm ittee have done eyerything
vlthln their power to give sciaf to the iofici.i
ceremonies ni fHe Inauguration, asd have every
the occssir4 a.. creditable TO the National Ne.
tire .CEs
TT. TULLOCK,
mails Serretsry General Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

n me United States supreme Court Chief
Justice Chase yesterday delivered the decision
N The case Of Thomas T.. Butler VS. B.ni.n,n
e Horwitz, an appeal from the Court of Com
mon Pless for Baltimore, the suit oeing fo- a
breach OF covenant for payment o. REM ,p a
lease u certain premises 10 the city OF B,Ii-
more made IN 1871 for ninety nine years, the
covenant requiring that said rent shcuId h.
paio IN English golden guineas The Cont
neeiued That the principles established in the
i'"S decided case OF Bronson VS.. Rhodes
must RUE this case also. That the obvious IN
tent Oh the covenant was 10 secure the paymeu.
OF . certain rent In gold aud silver. and rnat !,
vas the duty Of the Court to enforce IN. fuI-
himent OF the contract. The Court d.ctd.d
tnat not only must the rent be paid 40 gold ana
silver but also the damages for the non ,ulaI.
nenf OF contract must b. assessed in coin In
delivering the opinion Chief Justice Chase said
inat II was not necessary 10 express aRy opin.
ION whether the acts making United St,,ss
notes a legal tender were Constitutional or NO,
but the Court would assume Tor the present
that these acts were Constitutional The acts
Creating legal trnd-rs, the Court held, do NOT
prohibit bat, b. strong implication. sanction
the making Of contracts for the payment or de-
-rry -. gOIn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

The quid nuncs are beginning 10 agltate
themselves about what General GrantwiII say
IL his inaugural about this, that, ana the other
matter, and seem to take II for granted that ne
will lay down an elaborate policy to be DUR
sued by him during his administration. We
VIII hazard the prediction that he Will do
nOthing of the sort; that his inaugural will be-
The shortest on record. and thar he will content
himself with indicating that his administration
VIII b. one OF reform. econ INV and recon.
strucnon- For the rest his plan of administra-
Ton VIII doubtless b, very much like his plan
OF campaign.
Badeau, IN his Military History fGeneral
Grant" says.
'CIrant always refused to hamper either
himself or his subordinates with complicated
plans OF battle IN advance. He knew too WILL
TIE con slant and unexpected chances of war
and had too often awaited himself of these. L,
DO more than direct the positions and opening
movements of his troops. He got his machinery
II order and touched the springs: but after tina,
be expected 10 guide its action py the IIgL ana
aid OF events as they occurred"
THIS We take II, will be his course now H.
VIII not hamper himself with any complicated
plans, be Will get his machinery in order and
touch The springs; and after that he will gurds
MS action by The light and aid of events as they
occur.
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~MARINIs FAsHLoNABLE DANCING

"MARINIs FASHIONABLE DANCING
= between 9th and 10th streets.
Days of Tuition For Misses aud Masters-Tues-
For Gentlemen-M onday, Wednesday and Sat
The last quarter Of tine Season will commence on
ICESDA1 March ID, 1863 fob Is Nv
rYouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCi,
S ALTON FAIR,
OPEN EVERY EvENING, AT 30 O'CLOCK
IN THE NEW BUILDING,
CORNER NINTH AND d SHEETS.
Acms-ion-Adults, rs cents; chi ldren. Is cents
Seasen Ticket. admitting one, 81 90 admitting
gentleman anu lsd' 81 50 No chsrge for admission,
to O'Clock fr Lunch. and from 4 TO o clock for
supper The ro, ms will be handsomely decorated;
the tables will be lied with every variety of fame
articles and refreshments and Go pains will be
spsr.d by the ladies' and gentlemen connected with
The Fair to secure the enjoyment Of all,
loaned by Messr. w, @. Me,zerott & Go and the
Chioksring by Mr.. Jim =. Ellis. fe %
rBANKBUP COY The last amendment of
~ the Bankrupt Law provides that in all pro
ceediDgs commenced after the first day Of January
hose no not be- Se frantea to debtor
ofihe claim p,orsd against his estate, pom which
Re shall be liable as PRINCIPAL debtor. This clause
law al rOor debtors, for il further provides that
certain petitioners and all who comply with Ger.
though may bss
the proyl,ton. 10 view Of its limitations and sxcep
lions debtors without assets still applying for
Persons in this District Who stiil wish TO avail
themselves Of its benefit, and who have no assets,
cluded IN the terms Of the lmitstion The sub
scrber will give Information on this subject at al
times without charge.
ATtf iiT IA. and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
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It's understood that Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk
OF ne House. holds the Georgia credentials %
Dc imperfect. because they do not state, as
required by law, ~ what Congress the claim
Al We're elected. and the Louisiana creden-
Az imperfect because they do not certify thai
ne claimants were duly elected. In he Third
shd ft"Ih cisirleis of South Carolina two
coHf'eupz CREDENTIALS have been signed by the
= Si- 'h'ers- In all these cases the CLERK
o-~ins u MS duty 10 submit the papers to the
r 'n''. 20 D. acted upon after the election Of a
II .sArr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

Stuart of Philadelphia and Ste xart of New
York. Stuart of Virginia and Stewart of Ne
vada, are all urged for appointments In 0raurs
Cabinet. The New York TINS thinks II they
all get in we shall have q new Stuart dynasty,
and Grant will again stand by the Stuart., as
his ancestors did in by gone centuries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

1t reported that Of the seventeen members
Of the Massachusetts, legislative Com mittee on
the License law, seven. and perhaps nins, will
report In favor Of restoring the Prohibitory
Law. with a modification in reference to State
and town agents. Others will report In favor
Of permitting the sale OF cider and other
weaker LIQUORS.
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HPTHE INAUGURATION,
March 4, 1869.
UNOFFICIAL CEREMONIES
THE PROCESSION.

Associations intending to participate in the In
auguTstiOn Ceremonies. and desiIiBg a position in
the procession will re port ~ -tatIuR clarar-
trr Of organization probable strength ana iesr rib
IIR uniform arms, music. &c, TO Gen N. = CLIP.
MAN, Chairman of the Commit On Procession
at the headquarters of the General C.mmittse
iO7 y street.
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.MAJOR GENERAL KILPATRIOK
will deliver bis celebrated Lecture,

VIII aeiver DIS celebrated Lecture,
sHERMAN's MARCH TO TIE SEA"
At the Congregation nal Church cor nth and q sts
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Sd,
For the benefit of wounded aud ed soldiers
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
Tickets 80 cts Deserved Seats S cts. To be
nad Al ffench Rfchardsons bookstore, Penna.
ave bet. 9, and 10th sts.. aud OF the COMMITTED
Ispt. IL slater, store $40 Pa avenue; Capt
III DR. W. 7 Collins. Headquarters G. A
407 y. near 7th street mal az