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considered for q ong time There was now
ABOUT one hundred hfteen bills on the Speaker :
noie MANY OF those were House bills with
SENATE amendments, most Of them verbal
Mr.. Schenck (OhioJ thought IL must be obyi
Gus TO any one who considered the condition OF
the business that one whole nights session was
absolutely necessary. and he thought Il best
that the session should be tonight when mem-
oers were yet fresh and when there was likely
TO be less confusion than on the last ght OF
the session
Mr.. Wood IN. Y.D then withdrew his oh.
Iection.
The Speaker stated that to- MORO ~. immsdi
ately after the House met, he would tender his
resignation az Speaker OF the Housa.
Mr.. Butler (Mass) moved TO suspend the
rules for the purpose Of non -concurrlng IN the
Senate amendments 10 the Indian aPpropria-
tion bill. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Orih, (Ind y from the conference COM
mittee on the consular appropriation bill, sub
miited a report, which was adopted. The bill
as 1t Cow stands. is the same as passed by the
Senate, and restores the Central and South
American Missions.
Mr.. Bromwefl (nI.) submitted a minority re-
port IN the case Of the Wells, Fargo inyestiga-
tion Ordered TO be printed with the majority
report.
Mr.. Scofield, PA , from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported adversely upon sew
eral bills referred TO that committee. They
were ordered 10 lie on the table.
Mr.. Garfield (Ohio) moved to take from the
Speakers table the bill TO n the pay and status
OF the Judge Advocates of the army, for the
purpose Of conenrring in the Senate amend
ments thereto. Agreed to.
Mr.. Schenck (Ohio) called mp the Norman
Ward claim, which, after a brief explanation
by Mr.. ScheBck, passed-yeas 63, nays 81
Mr.. farnsworth ILL., owed that the House
non-conCur In the Senate amendments 10 the
political disability bill. Agreed To.
Mr.. Beck ky) moved that the House ask the
Senate for Conference Committee. Agreed TO
Mr.. Schenck (Ohio) moved to proceed to bust
ness on the Speakers table. Agreed To.
Mr.. Coburn (Ind.) moved that the request OF
the Senate for Committee Of Conference on
the supplementary currency act be agreed 20.
Mr.. Scofield pa moved to lay the oiIl and
amendments on the table. Not agreed to
yeas T. nays lU7.
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HALLS VEGETABLE stCuLIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the SCALP
Bepews the hair 90 lite rigtnal color.
Bepews the nutritive matter which nonrfshes
the hair.
Renews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance OF those that are Bald
and Gray, and is a spieooid hair dressing. NOON
or Alcohol to clog up the pores One bottle shews
its effects.
RP. HALL CO., Nashua, n II Proprietors.
For sale by ell df uegists. jals-1m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was very easy
yesterday at to per cent on call, until Just
before the close of bank hours. when the de-
mand suddenly became more active and there
was quite a little furry, resulting in an ad
vance to per cent. This unexpected change
In the aspect OF the money market was partly
aIinclal, and was started by some parties on
the bear side, although the great ease of th,.
morning undoubtedly induced many borrow.
ers to delay maxi their loans ar until a Ia,sr
hour than usual. Prime business paper is
quoted at to 8 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
THE PROCESSION.

The Committee on Procession, under the in
s,ructions Of the General Committee on In
Augpration Unofneial Ceremonies on March
& have arranged the procession as follows:
Grand MaTsh and AIDS
President and Vice President. Suite
President United States. Suite.
committee Of Arrangements, Senate and House
Band. Twelfth IRrantry
Band Forty -four.h Infaatry.
Band. Unred States Marines
Battery United States ARTILLERY.
Above under command of Colonel Wallace.
United States Army.
VoInnteer Military Organizations, armed and
Band Washington irsys
B4Ld Third Maryland Inflntry
Banters Fire Zouaves
Butler's Zouaves
Albany Burgess Corps
t1-fTes'dsnis and Wee Presidents United
suprems Court Beitsd States. and their OH.
Court OF CLAIMS United states. and their OFF.
Snpreme Court District Of Columbia, and their
ofncers.
Senators, Senator'S elect, and ex-Senators.
mrmoer~ OF The House OF Representa- es
members elsct, and ex-members.
Foreign Minister'S.
Corps DiplomaIiqae.
Grant and Colfa1 Electors.
SasiVnai and Congressional Republican Com
mIttees.
NsecsaI Soldiers and sailors Republican
Com mmi.tees.
Corporate Authorities of Washington ana
Georgetown.
Levy Caurt.
board OF Commissioners Merropo otitan Police.
Governofs OF States and Territories.
Soldiers OF the War Of fsl2
soiofrs Of the Mexican War and Soldiers
Home.
nsos OF Bureaus OF Executive DepaYtDeps.
OAesrs Of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps.
Clergy.
Rspsoltean Clubs Of the Disfrics Of Columbia
Tee Organizations under General EKiu.
GERMAN Target Association.
washington Turn verein
Boys ID Blue OF the Distriet Of Columbia
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

PoUGRKEkPsIE, N. Y, March 1.-TWO ex ira
freight trains ran into the through freiyh, and
I'm q ant train near Tivoli Bridge, on the Huo
son River X ad this m orning The tender an 4
locomotive were thrown into the riyer and tn.
engine smashed; several cars We're thrown from
the track and several persons IN iured.
NEW YORK, March mo lives were lost at
the accident which occurred at Toll bridge to-
cay. Two cars were smashed, and three OF
four persons slightly injured, whose names
except that of Rev. Abraham Stineman, of Ne "
York, are unknown
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternses's Dispatches.
COLLECTOR Fur NEW ORLEANS.

nan Found Who Doesn't Want q Col
lectorship.
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
NEw ORLsANs, March 2-The Picayune has
washington dispatch stating that abou. four
weeks ago General Grant wrote to General
walter b. Gresham. OF Indiana, rendering him
the appointment of Collector Of the Port O:
New Orleans. General Gresham wrote back
making his acknowledgements for the kind
tender, but declined the position on the ground
OF business engagements. General Greshom
served bravely under Grant at Vicksburg, and
wss terribly wounded.
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s0Memphr. ha. SUNDAY pr,ysc.,.

P"'s Hds Suuuay prlxe.6ghfs
0Aaron Jones insistsa 70 IN. I.., ,s, i.
was poisoned. na' nv
I'D Pitssourg, Pa, the colored people hay.
.Humpty Dumpty" candy rs popular in
viii probably havsa q s.lone run, P'-s'
0NeW Yorkers now tslk Of . ,,Ar,.x ,.,,
Brooklyn. 'SooIhect uem witn
,.. lane: James y. Quinn, Oalisorui. Ir,sbm,p
Isnnr"o oet tnat 10 b shs riehtfal Earl of
his heritage. A''sao ana CLAIM
ans.laner Salaner, tAs pagiiist rep,sss to Tom
Az. esslienes, and says he q not m con-.
ns s,u0s 70 nght now, beng Under medical trr:.t.
1iasn,. As coon a. he is well he viii ac,cept
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EAR HRS

Provide yourself With PERRY DAVIS PAIN
kILLEk ~ this season OF the year. when Collie,
Cbo,era Morbus. Dysentery. Diarrh9a. &C , may
dfaoe your hsnds-use IL in every 90 the kisd,
and nv ears for ft, n IL does not effect a speedy
cure-but be sure that trust 90 no Other remedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain kiIler,
which has never failed feb :.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOFF'S MALT ENrRacr

HOFFS WIFI ENTKNT
Differs as beverage from all 9th malt prepara-
lions, AS III Il ALMOST fkEG FkOM AGO
HOL, o. therefore neither nfoxtcatiag nor irri-
taiing as it contains sWOksNUTRIMENr rdAN
Pok1hR, ALE. OR TaE STRONGEST 6E9R.
IL well known that there exists for the sick aud
suffering NO other remsdy which unites TO agree
able taste the mO.t uOurishing effects, and htch
while IL pesses the palate, siren gthens the vhele
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

The New York Man Either Fish or Pierre
pont.
lSpecial DispaLeh TO the Star.l
NEW YOkK, March 2.-The T.,buse this
morning has Washington spec / stating
semi-officialIy, that Bout well is to be Sscre
tary Of the Treasury. The ~ " York Cabinet
appointment Is stated to lie between Hamilton
Fish and Judge Pierrepont.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoUEr, Jai1e Cartter.-ro-day the
case OF Jordan agt. McAllister was resumed
In Bowden agt. Lawrence, and Hurley agt
Welghtman, judgment by default.
CRIMINAL COURT, JBige Wyli, This morn
ing, Silas Jones and William Cole Indicted
Tor larceny, were found guilty. Martin PhiIps
alias Martin, charged with the larceny OF
clio thing. On trial.
ORPHANS COURT, y1dgs Purcell To-day.
letters OF administration Were issued TO WIN
Van Martin on the estates of James Ramsey.
OF Pennsy lvania; Mary johnson. OF Indiana.
} Beardsley. Pennsylvania; Daniel Parsons
PennsylvanIa; Lydia Kuler, New York: David
ElIIotf, Indiana; Merritt Pritchard, New York.
sally Wooster, Ohio; Ruben show Indiana,
sally Slyter, New York; Sarah White, Penn
sylvania; James Carr, Ohio; Eliza Robins
New York; Thomas Potter, Missouri; Sarah :
hamilton, kentucky; bond $500 in each case.
EQUITY COURT. Judge 0lia.-To-day. Parish
ast Peugh ct al; order pro confesso agt Peugh
ON petition of John X. Williams. In re Chas.
Gibson (lunatc:) order lundttco tnqutrendo. In
re estate of John I. Killman; decree confirming
proceedings of Orphans Court. McKnew
murphy 1T al; decree appointing Eugene Ca
Iusi 10 sell. Williams agt. Florence ct al; or
Ger postponing hearing. Slater agt. Baumau
et al order to issue writ OF possession.
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ALIENS LING RaISaw

GEyrs-1his is TO certify that have foupd AL
LENS LUNG BALsAn ose OF the beet remedies
my family Tor breaking mp Q troublesome cough
with the hsppiest effect I reoommssded il 70 .
young lady who had a hsrsssiug cough asd YES
threatened with iconsumption, and ID cured her in
few days. ! would recommend it 10 eli those pre-
disposed 20 con assumption.
keseectfully you're, A.A. HARRISON,
feb Cfnrfnnsff
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor I. DEF CURTIs. author Of. n On hood 10
"Mseiesl 1ss.ys on AArriase " 40, &o,, o.ss 70
extensive practice in Bsitinore he win in future
he able 20 devote snly the following d.S. @ the,r
abd SATURDAY EvENIhSe from 70 8 D. m
and SUNDAYS from 10 90 and g 20 9 .. m. NJ
30. 222 u street VI Millsrds Hotel.
Other days at his residence, se North Charles
street. Baltimore.
sPEcIALITy -Tsestment asd osrs Of nervous de-
otltty, and al disesses srsins from abuses of the
oyDoem. r oe s. 6D
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ALEXANDRIA IrKMs.-The q

ALEXANDRIA ITRNs.-The GdzetJe of las,
evening has the folio wing items:
CoIJ.reHce.-Seyeral ministers attached 10 tn.
virginia Conference OIL the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, which Is TO meet here next Wed.
nesdsy, ha We already arrived, nd two OF them.
the Rev. Messrs. Williams, OF Norfolk. and
Of the NJ. E. Church. yesterday-the first
named In the morning. There will be nightly
services, commencing tomorrow, In the
cnurcn, during the session of the Conference
AS already stated Bishop Ames will preside
over the meetings of the Conference, and
Bienop Kingsley will also be IN attendance
WoD-A large sized wolf was seen 10 cross
tne track OF the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad. and enter the dense vood
Just this sihe OF Thornton's Station, on Satur.
day evening last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

PURPLE WOMEN from Philadelphia and Ne y
York are arriving here in considerable mum
bers, - assist il the gaietes of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

"HUMPTY DUMPTY" seems 10 be gaining in
popularity, judging from the crowded house at
the National Theater last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

The LAST RECEPTION OF President johnson
and Mrs. Patterson will take place this even
ing al eight o'clock
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LOCAL NEWS.

IHE ANNUAL CoMNRNCRNENT OF THE MRDI-
CAL DEPARTMEsT OF q 30 RarowR Col LEsg
TOOK place to-day at one O'Clock at the National
Ineater. Every available seat was filled an
hour before the time appointed for the exer-
cises, and by one O'Clock standing room could
not be obtained. The arrangement for the CON =
tort OF the visitors were perfect and admirably
carried out. The order OF exercises Were as
follows: Reading the act authorizing George
town College to confer the degree Of Doctor
of Medicine, by Professor n. Young, ID ID 4.
President of the Faculty; remarks to the
graduates by Rev. Il. A. Mcguire, President OF
Georgetown College; announcement of the
grad yates, by Prof j. Eliot, M d., Dean of the
Faculty; conferring degrees. by the President
OF Georgetown College; address to the gradu-
ates, by PEof James Z. Morgan, NJ ID: VAL
edlctory IRON the senior class. nv Frank
Cowan, NJ. ID. During the intervals the Band
performed choice pIeces Of music.
r. The following Is list of the graduates -
Bell, Walter c. Brlscoe, ID c.; Julius :
CLARK, Maine; John S. Cooper, Frank Co wan,
Penn; John I. DIgees. Md; James NJ Duncan,
ID. j. Gibbop, N. "; NJ. J. Griffith. ID. O: VIM
Hamlet, Mass; Henderson Hayward, Penn :;
Arthur Hines, Ohio; Joseph Jouy, NY.
Albert ID KIngsbury, Mass; Hollins McBiair
Jr, ID O.; Theodore Mead, III w. W. Miller,
Wis Z. ID. Nouise Jr-, Nd; Clinton ParkIu-
son, ID: C.i Henry q. Porter, N Y George r.
Ramsdell, Mass; Thomas @. Rich, Ind; Wm
ii. Ross, N. Y; Y. q. Sloan, Penn: p %
81. Clair, N. Y; William rindall. Del Each
OF the graduates on receiving his diploma was
the recipient from friends in the audience of
numerous boquets, and the efforts made by
ana diploma were quite amusing TO the assem-
blage Nearly all the physicians of cote in the
city were present, besides hundreds OF oar
most distinguis shed citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

STAT. DRLMAR is in town looking after HI;
Treasury SecretaryshIP, not having hearc
from General Grant
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NPEClE NC

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 2.-The steamer
Constitution sailed for Panama TO- dav carving
33e,CU0 in treasure, $1,000 Of which IS for Eng.
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

MAJOR ID. ID. ). BROwN, of Rochester, is
here, a candidate for the Governor OF Montana
Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

INTERNAL RRvBNUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Sisi,i37.72.
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In THE U. 5. SuPRsMs COURT yesterday
in the case of Chas. Hart Smith, appellant, vs.
the Washington 9aslieht Company-appeal
from supreme Court Of the District Of Colum
hia-Mr. Chief Justice Chase delivered the
opinion OF the court, affrmIng the decree Of the
said Supreme Court with costs. The Chief
Justice announced that the court would not
hear any arguments this week after Wednss.
day. .r.--
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INV YORK-YIRsT ROARD
iby Bankers ana Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson 10. quote stocks ana bond.

in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK March 2,-First Board-U S 6's,
isel, coupon, none; 620's, lso2. coupons, II6a :
ls6A, coupon, 1l3H; 1864 coupons, llik; 1885,
l0.40's, coupons, I05 x; Pacific Mail, i0Oy: On
q Miss ssCernncatea 80 \ Mariposa, 131. Atlantio
man, none; Canton, none; Cumberland, "a;
Western Union Telegraph, 81; Quicksilver.
Central, 16Ox; Hudson. 136; Reading, MS !:
ern, 96H; Illinois Central. none; leveland and
pittsb1re. 80; Northwest 2ti do: preferred
9OX; Cleveland and Toledo, los; Rock Island
l26 X; Fert Wayne, 1905; Alton & Terra Hauta
81; Toledo & Wabash, none; Adams EXP,
59a; Wells, Fargo & 70. Express, 3i.:
United States EIp., none; American Exp.,
40; Merchant Union. 15Y; Chicago & Alton
l5s; do. preferred. 157x. Market steady Gold,
131Aal32x.
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BALTIM0RI, March 2.0Ootton dull and weak;
nominaliy %. Flour fairly active, and prices
unchanged. Wheat dull aud upchanged Corn
opened dull At s6as1c., and closed dull at IS for
mixed; yellow active at 9la9}c. Oats and Rye
unchanged. Pork quiet at e33.25as335O Ba.
20kc.
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Wall Street To-day

,,s.dv MSI 10RH, March s-Ssock ..Ssci market is
!: Gold, H. 5-20's 18s2, coupon, IL North
carolina sixes.64; new. SOY; Virginia Sizes ex.
coupon, 56S: new, 81 asked; Tennessee SKIES,
ex-coupon. 66A; new, 6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

IA man in Des Moines. Iowa, has erected
q dwelling -house for himself built mostly oI
paper. The weather. boarding. inside walls
and shingling are Of that material known m
tne West as the .Rocky River Compan VS.
BuildingjPaper. The cost is about two. IN :
tnaf Of the ordinary materials, and the house
II ie said, Is much warmer Than where plaster
and wood are used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

louisville, Ky. A negro iri, named Tnn,.n -
fields. employed as a purse in the familv q,
J. =: Mosely, became enraged at chastisem.o n, =
oy mrs. MoseIy, and carried out her threat q,
old boy to drink lye, which reSuIte6 =! n:I
asstn. eNS Inc giri has been arrested and commit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02
The HOUSE CoNMITrBB on the treatment of
Union prsoners, OF which Gen Pile OF No

lHB HOUSE CO04ITTBB Ou inc treatment OF
Union prisoners, OF which Gen. Pile Of No
is chairman. will probably make their reporr
to the House this evening. The Committee has
been at work for the past year, and have taken
large amount oftestimony. The report states
that the cruel treatmentto Union prisoners by
the rebels were not incidental to the war, but
the deliberate intention Of the rebel authorities
TO the matter OF exchanging prisoners, and the
COMMITTEE think it is satisfactory shown that
the reasons exchanges were not made was on
account CT the rebel au horities, who desired TO
starving them out. A tabular statement accom-
paDies the report which has been carefully
prepared from the records of the War Depart
each side at various times, the relative strength
OF each army, and other matters Of valuable
information. r.. L-s n .--..F
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GEN FRANK p. BLAIR is expected here thi >
week to see about his revolution.
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6evernnent Securities

WAsHIrsTOH, March 2, le69.-Jay Cooke Il
10. furnish the following quotations. OF Gov
ernment securities:
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUr TO
MARRY.

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abus.s
and Diseases incident 90 Youth and Early Mem
hood, with the humane view Of treatment aud
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address HOWABD ASSOCIATION.
BOX +, fhiladelphta, Pa. "a Is g5t
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THE RHvoLUrIoS ~ CuRA-rhe Havana
barlo N porte an engagement between troops
and The Insurgents AZ the town OF Cifneutes. an
rs,Sr s,s,.. ns a ,Sis uers % ,leaosons ~ ne ssms %
surrenderrd at Villa Clars. IL seems that Gen.
Iesca advancing into the iLteri.r without
much opposition. The rebels expected he
would march by the Sierra de Cubstas or taks
the road 20 Paredez, where they had erected ea =
irsbchments, and were ready 20 oppose hs-
progress; but Lee unexpectedly took another
route, and outwttted the rebel General - ua-eda
The piaTio asserts thst the rev olu;ionary Ci~a-
erai Napoleon Oringo has Joined Count VAL
msshca with two thou sand men. aban d0nfue
the REBELLION. and that Nalmzseds. r~inforc ID
oy Thousand men, has set out from Puerto
fnncipe TO meet General Lesca. when. ~ lf'.
tner combined forces. they will ats
Queseda
OUTRAGE AND SrNNARy PuSsHxsxrtx
TENEkssns.-lhe Nashville Banner has \
special dispatch. stating thai last Friday ntrnt
a mllitiSman OF Colonel CANDLES com nsnd
stationed near Pulaski, went 20 the cabin OF a
negro. pretending 20 have orders for hts arrest
and sent hun on. He then took a daughter of
the negro. aged about thirteen. into the woods
and rayished her. The father returned asd
found his daughter absent, aud, with a party OF
friends. went IN search OF her. The miliuaman
was arrested and placed IN charge of n colored
guard, 10 be taken 20 headg He At
tempted to escape. and was shot aud hsaten
with the butts Of their muskets aud left Ia \
dying condition. Colonsl Gamble. on an yesti-
gazing the affair, justified the negroes.
cabbage plants are selling In Norfolk.
Va. Tor $ cents per hundred This is soout
the price asked In old tunes for caobages
- The ~. Paul Press calls the Chicago
Soroisia Convention the ..,irsnd Toarnament
Of the Knights Of the Garter"
- three-wheeled veloci pede q mas app-ar.d
on Broad-st., an Newark, propelled by 4 e.ntle-
man and guided by young lady, who oecu-
~Two editors Of Houston. Texas-Kiuaey
OF the mes aud Tracy OF the Uniou-got 20
shooting at each other last week when me lat
ter killed small boy that was standing near.
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TIE NEW YORK COUNCIL DELKGArToS.-ar
IO O'Clock this morning, hacks Were provided
al the Seaton House by the Committee OF the
Cry Councils of this city TO take the VISITING
d. legation o, New York CoancIlmen around
the city and 10 view the various poIuts of in
terest IN the neig hborhood OF Washington. The
visitors (numbering thirty -oddl aud the CITY
COMMITTEE proceeded first TO the Executive
Mansion, where they were shown through the
public rooms, but Were unable 10 see the Pres.
ident, owing 10 the heavy pressure or busiaass $
Demanding his attention. From the White
House the party rode to Arlington, and return-
ing to the city Were provided with a lunch:
aiter which they took passage to Alexandria
where they al o'clock took ptssa-e on The
steamer Arrow for Mount Verncn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

The New York Legislature has adjourned to
meet on the eth OF March. The members gene.
rally will attend The Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

TOMORROW and Thursday evenings, Ole
Bull, will give two grand concerts at Metza-
rott Hail.
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BALTIMORE, March 2.-Virginia Skies, i'm.
scribed, old, 81 bid, 81 asked; do. 1885, 81 bid, IS
asked; do. 1867, 81 bid, 52x asked; do. coupons,
old, SIX bid; do. coupon. new, 6lx. North
Carolina Sizes, old, 63k bid; do. new, sex bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

1 Jolrnsynan carpenters demand o Is .
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GEORGE T Brown, ESQ. Sergeant at trms
of the Senate, is busily engaged in perfsc ing
all arrangems nts for the Inauguration, and
everything will 9e il, readiness by the morn
ing of the ith. The entire forceof Metropol.
itan Police. the Capitol Police and 4ith regi.
ment of infantry will be at the disposal Of Mr..
Brown to preserve order and Keep of the
crowd The spa ce in front OF The Capitol will
be kept clear. and no person admitted therein
until after the arrival Of the PROCESSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-02

THK ALBANY IN. " Burgess Corps started
fer Washington tins morning. They are to
take part in the Inauguration ceremonies, and
will be formally received by General Grant