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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16
CONVERSATIONAL,
XNxvIIth CONGREsS-THIRD sEssIo!
TUESDAY, December Ia.


SESATR.-The resolution TO postpone pay.
ment Of interest by the United States in coin,
was postponed.
The pending resolution looking 10 the reno.
val OF the Indians from Minnesota, was csnsid
cred and referred.
The resolution of Mr.. Hale, 10 require the
confirmation OF volCnt, or naval offers by The
Ser;I'e, was postponed until TO morrow
Tie resolution of Mr. Da Wis, for the cons ure
Of EI-President Buchanan, " as del ated by Mr.
Haze against it, and then laid on the table
The resolution Of inquiry, offered by Mr.
Saulsbury, relative 10 the Imprisonment CT tvs @
eitlz' ms OF Delaware, in. Fort Delaware, was
laid on the table.
The bill Of ihe last sessloR for the discharye
Of State prieoners. was made the order Of the
day for tomorrow.
A message WAS received from the President
transmitting 10 Congress n. sword presented
by that body 20 Gen. Twigge, TO be disposed o.
al the pleasure OF the body.
Tho 81 nate then went into executive session
HOCsE.-Ihe Speaker laid before the House
a message from the President stating that he
Lad in his possession two valuabIo swords
formerly owned by Gen. TWisgs, and that the v
were al the dispoe al Of Congress. Referred Il
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Stevens called up his Union resolutions
onered some days since, in order TO postpone
them 10 a definite time.
Of resolutions, which have already been pub.
lishsd.
Mr.. WickIifYe stated hat he had resolution
10 offer, declaring any man opposed 70 Closing
the war and restoring the Union As il was, and
the Constitution as il is, unfit 10 hold sffice.
.=ent into Oomnittre or The Whole.
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SERyEp HIM RIGHT

A general order just issued h. GeneraI Mar.
undale, Military Governor Of this District,
confirms The sentence Of a recent court martial
in thecase o: Lieut.. n. Mcclure, Of Compsnv
G, 18th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who VA.
tried under the following charges Viz:
list. Conduct pref Judicial to good order AUD
discipline.
%. Conduct unbeconling IA officer and 1ef, .
,leman.
30. Uttsrirfs disIoyal sentiments.
The sentence is that he be cashiered. and pa
deprived from ever holding any office or post
OF honor or trust under the United Sta.a5, and
that h be confined by imprisonment in the Old
Capitol prison, or such other place rs the con-, .
manding General may direct, during the pre-
sent rebellion, and that this sentence be pub.
lished throughout he United States-to lake
effect on the day the sentence AZ approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

~Bunrhr~v MsrshsIIs library wa ,4ix-I
NCafrOiitcn, taken 70 Cincinnati, con fisca-ed.
aod soia upon proof before the court that IN,
library wa his, and .hal he WAS in am.
against the United States
o%Go, efnor Tod, Of Ohio, saw tina, ,nlx ...,,
cat SeOs Of Chic have been arrested -
coahned within the State had Z. -l-,.dy t-isi
aad were released. The remaining .So a,s
contnsd out OF tie Sta.e.
Th~ gaming e-tabli-hmrnt ~ Spa IN
oermaay. gained during the season. extending
from May l 10 November 1, the sum Of Loo :.
90 r. g..
~ Ihe Princess Of Prussia - a iu.iruI
SAID. and incicatss her rtspec; for h,~ late
I'ttser by giving 500 forms ;ov ards h., nlouu.
-. we'll informed ccrrespsndsnL sritirs
Icfn ana under date IN insLanr ssys ths
Oh sugar Are unusually large.
~ n roy. only thirteen years yca-S II Arm
Ass rP<n sfnrnoSd to the house Of ref,yr, 10
ID AIR, fur uaansiaugh;ar "
81 Hon Philemon 'Dickar.or. az Onve-ro-
Of New jerry, dirA ~ Patterscn. IL, tb,t So,
On Wednesday last.
~ Jaroh. w. trooSs has been appointed p,S.-
master OF Ehmittburg, Md.
- The GF-at Exhibition buildiur IN Ioncou
= to be tnrnsd into raii~ay at.iioa
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A SxSiors CuARGR-Yesterdsy ar.rrna,--
ratrolU IN Frazer, OF the Fourth wayd- -
r,sted Q young uan named z II. Fistchrr. 49,
A. h. bright, who wasecharG~d By Pssr,
Powers q discharges soldier, with attArunsss.
- vi. n his pocket. He had a hearing 49,
Justice W alter, when &c appeared that Pow
sud The accused had bern together -durlns r.
day. Thr accused had se~n Powers r~c~s '. -
pay Al pisht BRIGHT persuaded him 90 10 "a :
theat-. Byiaht pretended TO be drunk. anS
hrgan 70 hug Powers, who suspected his Do,
POI, and detected the pri-opers hand in h,.
pantaloon's pocket, and ihe instsnt art-r fou "A
IA wallet and money, sss, On <hs payeucni
The prtsonsr. Patroliuan Frazier came up -
arrested Bright. The case was disruis~e
was s~srched, and dangerous weapon. Or
knob niisd with lead. attached 70 ieas(I@
thong, making y very handy sIurg shot -
found upon him, for which he was fined 8
a5d IL siill in The eeiis mill The payment OF C.
unR
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The day psu OF the Tenth New J.rs-asy
rested Two captains. On" assiste:i 20 0 arreon "
frs; lieuun3nts, and one second lieutsns,,
different rsrt- Cf the city, they beinr sas
without passes They were ordered 70 TT
TO the once OF the Provost Marshal yes,ak
At 10 o'clock, when they Were SEMI 10 80. go
regiments under arresL
Lieut. King, OK the Seventh Oh.o yoI,,,.
wac arrsss-a by The guard whils drunk ~
taken to the Central q uard- Iiogse -
captain ola Pennsylvania regi-,e.. a
had In his possession certitcaie ssatins ~
he was under medical treasynrut Wa ,as -
bawdy house about 10 O'Clock Ss,nr.
night. As he off;-cr OF the guard cc,.sI
that an t1autborised hcpiial for rnesisss ~
be ordered The iE valid ~ report h,u-eiS -
arrest at tho ONCE Of Col. Dos.er. ths
morning. ssA'
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LOCAL NEWS.

FATAL AcoID1Nr ON TNY Crrr RarIwAY.-
Last evening, between six and seven o'clock a
young man employed in the Navy Yard, named
Morris Richardson, was accidentally killed by
city passenger car near ths north gate of the
Capitol. The driver Of the car, named FaCsn.
was At once arrested by the Fifth Ward police
OF i and Ninth streets, NSvy.Yard under the
direction Of Mr.. @. s. Gideon, ono Of the direr.
tors, And other officers Of the road, who Also AZ
once made an examination "a - who was In
fault, -
Coroner Woodward this morning held sn
inquest On The body, sad from the evidence the
GLOWING facts were elected: About twenty
Ininutes psst six the deceaeed got on a car
going up the hill. and betng noisy tbs cond uctor
put him %, but without using violence ard he
followed the car some distance. About $40 o.
driven by Pagan, struc k something on tina ,yscE
about forty feet from The Capitol gate, and ran
on snd the conductor, on going back te nick
the stone on the track which he supposed had
thrown 1t on, found the deceased lying sbort
four feet nom it He was 1T once taken TO he
transfer Office, in the Capitol grounds bnt
expired III few moments.
Tha wounds consisted Of & ffightTtll frsr.p "a
OF the right Arm and fracture OF tho righ. Iov
The fenloral artery had also been severed. AMI
II lie probable that be bled 10 death. Drs Ho ieas
ing DIR. Hodges gave his opinion that ore %
the wounds was caused by a stab while Dr
NJ him held that they had been cacsed BIZ Tho
srlintered bone. ~
The jury returned a verdict tina. h. WAS A.
clocntaiiy run over and killed, and attechinx
no blame 70 the driver, il being in evidence
tnai az the spot where the occurrpnce to,k
place itb%as 40 dark that he could not saa thc
deceased. "
Riehardson was aged about % years, and for
year past has worked in the raachinists ste.
partment, {Navy-Yard.) He leaves a wife And
TWO Children, who he had moved here brroua
Baltimore only few weeks since
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Chsr,ae
walker, a!ias Smith, deserter; Michael Drunk
in'oInatsd; John Baton, J. H. westervelt. =
). moore, Sami Is. Marshall, disorderiy in the
street carr Theodors Mc3laugLlin, Cha,Its
cooper, ID. Sullivan, drunk and disord.rIy.
tnrned over TO the military. J. o. Reese, Great
ing nuisance; diemissed. Mrs as Truefn IN
fssEing counterfeit money: redeemed ~ asd uas
oiemhsfd-by Justice Barnaclo. E. ]. Uoo2er,
constructing an area contrary ~ law: Tor further
nearing. Daniel Hill. drack and discrdefly:
Locked mp J. hours. A. II. Bright, attempt 10
PICK poo kets; Dismissed. Adoiphus Krkt- q.
Spiers. thas Becker, alias Defxugh, aud Thra.
ir1hacher, assault and battery and n >iiciors
MISCHIEF; Iail for court Richard Winters eoi
aSsar it snd battery o.th intent "a kill; Jail for
court H.miltor Dorsey, drank; ftard ~. Jno.
Early, enspicton Of larceny; JAIL Tor court.
Tho. Wtlliams, drunk; dism'ss@t arue,
JohrFon, pro.s,ne and dlsoydsriy; finei -
i hos. Iarkins and Edward FLYNN, dSuak sad
d,eord%riy; DO ~, Oscar sptE:r, siaepir- in
thr st1ceS dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

~ fcst rday afternoon the following per.
cons were Internationally released from Fort
HaHsnry "A A. Mccullough, Ulysses HobI,.
snd Spencer c. Jones, all of Frederick county:
John Drummond, Anthony Gippuck and Jno.
H. Miles, from one OF the Eastern Shore coun-
ties; Nathan Dawson. Richard F. Dawson and
Ezra Raasbury, Of Virginia. George NJ. L.
Shearer is the only prisoner now confined in
Fort MeHenry, and the charge against him is
that fla - Confederate kpv.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TIN AMY
OF THB POTOMAC

Yl..wh-re we publish TILE afternoon n jee-
patch from FaIrnoa,h announcing that We have
crossed orr whole forte back 70 this sida OF
The Rsppahannota. The hs-,ts'ioa and dAlay
cf q forward movement since the great hs.sle OF
Saturday Yed 20 rrepsre the public MIND
FOR .hi- speedy retro4rsde step.
D,ee itrotsugses: unu .tsrabl" shou It;, ~ Nle
country as large. and especially - Ihe relative
ard friend Of our slaughtered thotlaad. 81
Sssurday-4lsughtared through grave military
ulistskes somewhere
Dops it not toll mo-. forcIbly si,a.t ne eCoe---
ing -houid rot have been made a. point fron,
whence we could not advance fu-lopg with
out Coming under fire of The appsrcnuy impreg-
nsh,e works with which the failure 70 expedite,
shs arrival OF th- pontoon trains st Fra,ierioks-
burg up % the tire required and agreed on,
permitted rhe EMMY 20 block esress from that
;o@u IN the direction % Richmond
Ii we are ever 10 overcome the rebellion,
must we no: have better uanaSen,ent Ihgn this
affair irdicsh..!
Can we hope for the NECESSARY better man
sgen2ep, lsrore due respon sibiiiiy Is liked
where 1t belongs, Tor he delays and strategy
which eliminated in The tarribla slaughter OF
our oountry's brave defenders or Saturday
las;,,the irefficiency and irnpoicy of which are
90 patent in this epsedy rotrogadc movement.
Will Congress stop wranGiing long enouzhsio
call for such an exposition Of the history Of
Ger. Furnishes brief campaign. rs viii render
il plain to all where the responsibility Justly
oslongsi
Let this investigation Embrace, caii for the
approximations concerning the necessity Of
having the AqUis Greek railroad repaired long
D. fore that WAS done, anu the iQesn. OF throw.
ms the army acro.z the river long before they
were ready, which, IL is we'll known. The .ata
commander "f IN" Army OF the Pc.omac made
more than thre" ..e1k Ks before h. vas sun-.-
cedei.
Let il al-o embrace u cell ror all illo order,
9hich Gen. Burnside has received BEARING
upon tho selection OF his point Of crossing; AMI.
also, his selection OF ne point Of attack, if any
suck were given 70 him. No less thorough in
Tc-tigation viii answer foT such a sa:g
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TELEGRAP
AvUSSTL WITH TROOPS FOR GEN
BANkS OBLIGED PUT BACK IN
ALBANY CONDITION

FRANKFORT, Dee. t6.--The Niagara, which
left New York last Saturday ter Banks expo
dillon, with five companies OF the 50th Massa-
chusetts aboard, put into BreakEatsr yesLer-
daysieaky, and has arrived in port. She is slid
20 be entirely unses worthy. She was built in
1oA, for tie Lake trade. The soldiers, while
engaged in pumping, discovered her timbers 20
be very rotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

AFSH.La CoSTR ACT SoLIcIroR.-The indi-
,idual referred 10 in he following extract from
the record Of contract solicitors Of the War
department, published to-day, is the lady who
Is so constantly 10 be seen pacing it, halls:
War p>rdrta>nt Prop>r.-A. l.. Carroll go
lici:s contract for harness for Capt. Griffin. OF
New York"
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0-The U. S. steam transport Georxe @.
Collins arrived At New York on Saturday
Night from Eewbsra on the 10Th instant. she
brings intelligence that the troops 1T Newbern,
anousting 70 at least 10000, were making
preparations for movement when she left,
but their destination WAS unknown. There il
was onjectnred that Goldsboro', or soma other
vital point in ths railroad systern OF the State,
would be visited. Gen. Foster was 20 com.
maad the e1 pedition.
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~ The Bos:On Commercial bulletin sates, on
what II considers " reliable and indisputabIe
authority" that san extraordinary effort is 20
be made by 'nissarie7 from the Rebel Govern
Hsent .. well as by Rebel sympathizers in Eng.
tand, 10 furnish and HI out on-clad and swift.
sa1iing steamers, not only for the purpose of
nreaS'ps the-biockade. but 10 successfully cope,
tnfy De allowed the opportunity, with some
Oh oar navy or make raid upon some unpro.
tectsd harbor."
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~ Wa notice BY Our Philadelphia co,ampo.
raries that Mr. Grover has achieved Z sisnaI
triumph with his exceiien! company Of the
mammoth and magnificent Academy Of Music
II 10 said that NO such success has aver attended
adrsmatic snserl sinment in Phiiadelphls. We
Sc also that Mr.. A. Cassidy, Mr.. Growers
snFrEeGc agent, Is highly complirented BY the
II tin6clphsa papers for his share or The man.
es~u,sat
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e joint rrsolution was offered in both
Aouses Of the Virginia Legislature, now in
Sc ssion At wheeling, on tho nth instant, pro.
posing An adjournment - Alexandria. The
RESOLUTION claims that, as the bill erecting the
oe~ State has pasIed Congress, the funcaous
OF tas i1rgislasure have ceased in tia. section.
and that ths two bodie. have therefore p-copo.
the Il gis!a,ure Of the Kazte1r ssc.lon or old
Virginia
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@Adriees from Port Rnyal speak OF pro-
:>cred expedition sgsinst Hilton Head ssvpra,
vessels with troops had coaIsd AZ Port ROYAL
aad proceeded South Two other steamers
Win troops veres gen OF Edls.o. The rebels
coo'!nued 70 forthS the country around Char!es
ten. where Besuregs-d L. reported 70 hsvs forty
Thousand troOps.
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SrGessr,vR-"O. 5. Halsted, IT., attor.
ney for the contractors, ssks an Extension OF
The tinns for delivering arms under the con.
tract Of 9. Dinges & Co, and permission to
deliver Austrian Yifes instead Of the Enfield
rifles called for BY tho contract: Ertrh<s from.
to-dass pHohcaon Of tst t,s. Of cantrde!, sSsse,d
Of the Wdr Department.
Thi. IL The now noted " Pet" Halsted.
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NEW YORK, Dec. lo.-The bark Reindeer,
from ST. I thomas, November 39lh, has arrived
she reports having passed the frigate San ia
cinte of that port, and also tnat it was report
ed at St. Kiitz on the 29th nit, that the pirate
Alabama returned 10 Martinique on the 10Th,
snd was loading With coal from Britisb neu.
trail in that harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

TIE BlNka ION-PRRP0SHBRoUS.
The 7tory telezraphed nom this city 10 the
Phi,adrlphia Press stating that ,hs Ranks OK
pcdition has lsnded a. Winton, n. G., il. sinl-
lily, prepcsterou-, "a many Of tn" v'ssrls Of
whiehit is composed draw too much water to
allow them TO ventura nearer than within siIht
of any portion Of the North Carolina coast
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
OUR ARMY HAS RECROSSED YHR
RAPPAHASN0Ck TO FALMOCTR!
rHB rosrooK BRIDGES TAKEN Up.

The following has hecn rec.i I'D by the tpll.
tary telegraph, dated Falmouth. Va. Dec ID,
ls63:
rapidly. Our troops ARE all thu side OF she
river The ron:oor- ara up."
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CEN RAYARnH RENAME.

The remains OF the universally -iamenied
Bayard were sen: ny express this afternoon
from the emeaimer's in this city 70 the residence
Of his father in New Jersey, Capt. Wier, late
bio assistant adjytant general, and his late or.
derIss, accompany the remains.
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SECOND EDITION.
MORE NAVAL CAPTURES.

The Navy Department. 1T noon to-day r.
ceived intelligence Of TIN capture, last WAX
by Il e steamer Daylight, Commander Warren.
OF III Eri,i,h schooner brilliant and sloop
Cocue!ie, be. b from, Ms ssa, N p, while irr u
70 run the blockade Of thu coas; Of North
Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

IA board OF engineers met In This ei.r yss--
'-rdaS fr the urpo-e Of reportins upon TimIy';
revolving iron tower for harber defenS.- The
o"a'a e"n.i-ts OF Gems. Barnard and OuIlum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

THE MCDOWELL CoCRT OF INQC1RY.
To-day, Gan. Nc Uowell fled q number 81
papers bearing on his case, and the forenoon
was Devoted 10 reading them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16

~The Postmaster General hae rec ended all
orders heretofore issued excluding rr.in tbs
mails eArtsin paper, represented - Dc disIoYsI
- the 9oYernrent
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= Ihe New fork TIm.s a--arts son autho-
~" TIA: The Banks expedition has gone 10 In,
U AFT 70 take M9tiie, and that Cien Bans. vii!
slcce.d Gen. ButIer g. New Orleans.
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LARGE EXPEDITION IN CAPE FEAR
RIVER.

BALTIMORE, Dec. I6.-The Old Point boat
brings the report that the English steamer Cad
mus had arrived there and reports seeing q
large feetenter Cape Fear river.
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DEATHS or SolDIrRs-rh, r,I,ov,n.

DrArHs OF ScrDIRRs.-rhe FOLLOWING -
been reported since our last:
Rrubrn w. Lamphan, I.srh VI q
laoan Beicher, company q. l.lh MieA
beo. NJ. White, company G, 1IIth n -
W. Sharp. company ", Goth ia y
James smith, company A, 10 h Me- -
VIM. Holland, company II. 9th Wiz "a
Lieut.. murphy, company j, 9ist Pa -
John McAlistsr.
John L. Erans, company II, led Pa
Aietrt Irwan, c90pany II, iaed ia. 4,
Altert Batcheld0, company Il, 9th vi it
VIM. Scuily, corp. company ID, I'D IN s
John IIsssinger, company q. e2d Pa -
4. Bailey, company =, l2lst Pa.
|. Janes Bachelor, company y, 18th V
WAsHTSGTOs MONEY MARKPT-O uo,ss.~..
for stocks, coin and uncurrrut money, furEi.s
by Lewis johnson 4 Co., Bank-rs
- c,u,on ,. So. Buying. ssIlhs
y. . f~to NcSs ...............i5 IN
L. s. Certificates Indebtedness. DC
Quart-rmsrt, rs Checks, paya-
Die IN Cfrtincates ............. Sa sN.E
American Gold. I39aI3t
American Silver. 122ai3t q.
Virginia bank no'es, Is discount: re>.~
gee. discount South Carolina, 0eorris -
I5a3F discount; North Carolina. 25 ciscount =
Market unsettled by army news
PERsoNAL.-Ien. Gibbons, wounded NJ IVA
eri, ksburg, T.. -. V; Col. wiseyv we'll. do n IN.
Gen. Mccall, u. ). V; Gen. A. - Junef, n 4,
Judge Dixon, o.; Judge ). Ii. Rugslrs. y,
Ion. Simon Cameron, Pa: Hor. a. O. CnsNIs
Mass; Brig. Gen. Strong, n. Y: Ccurtl.nS
Hullert, collector port New Orlgau<, and A
Van Fechten, Albany, N. Y, are at Willard.
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THIRD EDITION.
THE LATEST.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS g
TIE EVACUATION OF
FREDERICKSBURG. Z
The CROSSING THE RIVER EXPECTED n
DEB C0TER0F THE NIGHT, US0B. {
SERVED BIZ THE ENEMY.
The Pontoon Bridges All Removed

Especial Dispatch 70 the Starl
HHhDoUARTERs AMY OF TEE Poroux
Dec. lS-During last light The army svse1as1
their position on the opposite side Of the rive
The movement was periious one, but %
conducted in safety. The artillery was ID. On
to Cross.
The last Of the infantry brought up Inc ~
shortly arer daylight "a
The tnemy did not discover the mover
until TO late to do Us aay harm.
AZ SON IS the last man wa over, ths %
socn bridges were "a moved, cutting on all o.
r1unication.
Our wounded are all ssfe on ;hi- side Of .
river.
There was a hesvy wind all lat night ~
comfortable rain, which Assisted ia prevsst
lag The IT bells from learning our intention.
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N=sMlTHsoNIAN LECTUREs-A course 0,

uS lectures viii bc Civ, by Prof D. WiLsos, Al
vs.ada, on Ethnelogy viz:
"Wednesday, Dec. I1.-subiect, The Martin,
Friday, Dec l0-sub,ect, The Origin of Civili.s-
Monday, Dec. 2.-subjsc., The Historic and Ca
] he Lecturer viii commence at o'clocx. Admi.
lance re. The public arc II vtPd de loot
NsMEhT Nc OY. PENNSYLvANIANs-
ting Vii # +. tn sss ks
Io.rn. Skps sSfsh E E;issi sSa
as ss hs cd s'fss
sta.e" in the city most cordially and earnestiy
tions IF the Association since organiza.ion and
20 assist oy .heir presence and counsel in renewed
thousands Of sick anS wounded soldiers in cam,
ana d; spitAl who claim our sympathy and att.n
All TIE msu,o. r. Of Consress from Penasylvasia
sOcistion win b. presented, and seTer.I d..ti,.
sui'i Cd speakers win K sdSfsss shH KnsSs.ns
'oHS N. srLLISAS, Secretary. de a.
Chnrch A aii hold o! :as t.93g1f,y
M w Fellows enc Hal, commenting MONDAY EVEN
va ' 70 i tS met As tho proceeds are 70 be Do
S1Htta snd sabbath School, they respectfully
NSQ IHR VOTERS OF WASHINGTON -
meet st the fcioSips places srnn, n Sards wiz
TIL O'Clock NJ, from the l4th to tho 3lst OF De
center. inc!usive, to correct and register The
Il. Ward. John A. kheor,, ia Pennsylv.nis
avenue, BE- tween 18th and 18th streets
Ward HsrrJ Curtis, corner eth and sts
Fh ward. Ehos. W. Burch, 5th street, between
stu Ward B. ,. Dyer, residence Ten Bui,dius,
9Th Ward. George Collrd, At 7. Klv CIarS :.
once. Virginia avenue between 9Th and 18th ats
rh ward. Peter Hepburn, No IS south , street
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-16
DoRrABLE MILLS FOB tbs ARMY

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tnvehtcre aud manufacturers are inyxsi iiII {b.
Stn Decemher, E-if to present uNdeIs and sam ciss
81 PoI.aele Mills fer grinding wheat aud com SoY
The following are the ESSENTIAL conditions .h.
Mile must com bins to repe We confederation yhaS
prese tied hy plan specification modal AID ssr,nJa
l:s. Notto weigh over twenty Ave pounds
"a. the grinding surfaces 70 be q I,.y ss.u.
Srooveo chilled iron or steel aad the general 60
coffee mill. ~ sA"' u
Sd. Each mill TO DO capable Of grindius ., MN
O. me hour or meal Per hour, and to be caesbis ~
being worked By one man.
4th. Each mill to DO 50 constructed II uee~ss.,S
tnet " can BE- separated into two paYts ~ rSussi
veiSht, 30 ~ 70 be carried by two men shou IA tS.
length OF march, lack Of transportation or fat
OF shS men or other oAuss render its eas.iaae &c
5th. Each min TO DO capable Ct being .t..hss &c
WAson tongue, branch Of teee stack o. m xskesx
Inventors Wiz submit plans spececatious or rrn1
els OF tAe!r Nails sample Of the ra tAeH m ~
Deesence Of . board Of ofaesrs rhay will "A "a.
eutred TO present tnAisputAbls evidences ~ a..
mills con b{ntnS the al oonA tlons co.
nsssssd eI causing the mia to be worked In sSs
Ia milf be presented eontai ming az Of ths sbo-.
conditions, and its cost be gu6iei,ntiy resssrSSis
II the opinion Of the DeSA.tmeot to varraat n
Rurchese, Q large humber VII very prpbchiv ~
o0v Ent for tina usA Of the army. ~
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