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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

TIE RECENT EXPEDITION TO MATTHEWS
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
REBEL VESSELS AND SALT WORKS DE-
SfR0YED.

Acting Rear Admiral g p. Lee has forwarded
to the Navy Department the report OF Com
rnander Foxhall A. Parker OF tse particulars
Of his recent expedition into the waters Of
Matthews county, Va. in conjunction with
land forces under Brig. Gen. Neglee.
On the night OF the I'D ult. he received on
board his steamer, the Mahaska- 80, infantry,
under Major Cunnin Oh am, of the SD P-nnsyI-
yania volunteers, and accompanied by the Gen.
Putnam and a small tuZ-the May Qu+en-on
which latter vessel he mounted rified how
liter. and sailed for Mob Jack bay.
Arriving at East River, the land forces were
disembarked al a pine wharf two miles from
Mathews Court Housa. To the land forces
tvrnty seamen, with 12-pound Dahlgran,
were added. and this expedition secured thu
surrounding country. destroying vessels, &c
The Putnam. with howItzer boat and
detachment OF scamen from the Mahaskl, con-
t.nued up the river on \ similar e1pe-
dition.
Before returning, the two together d Destroyed
twelve salt walks and b.tIe.n three and four
huadTed bushels OF salt, burnt five sChoOnars,
two slOOps and numbvr OF scoygs and boats,
captured Lighter and twenty -four large
canoes, some OF them capable OF carrying
twenty -four men each. They also DESTROYED a
stannch vessel on the stocks, said TO be des yued
for priyateer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

P.nsions-Mesers.T Foster. &c harm An, L. =.
Of Indiana, Howe, Wilmot, Pomaroy, SAal..
bury, Wiley.
Rsyolut,onsry Cisims--Me.,rs. kim ,.n.
man, Chandler, W ilkinson, Hale, Nesr,ith
Clsims-Mrssrs. Clark, chairman Uov.
wnmot, Pomeroy. fieid. Arnold, Latham.
man, Dixon, Morrill,, Wade, Antheny. Krr.
nedy, Henderson.
Patents and the Patent oa,ce-Messr. oov
an, tchairman,) Sumner. Harris, Field, SauL.
Public Buildings and }roun ds-Mrs.rr p,,s
&shsirman9 Anthony. Chandler. Kennedy,
Territ9Ties iMe.sr.. Wade, chairman, wu.
lille, Wilson OF Missouri ~
To Audit and Control tho Contingent E,.
rtnses OF ths Sens'e-Messrs. Dixon, (ehair.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Lana NJ r,a,.
(chair man, Arnold, Harding.
JOINT CoAAITTKRa
On Printine.Messrs. Anthony, fchairua.-
On Enrolled Riils--Mcssrs Brovn,n,- f,A..-
man, Wiley, Saulshury.
On the Library..Messrs: Pearce, chairman,
Subseq uently the different portions Of n.
President's ann ual message were referred 80
TO the appropriate standing committee, -
then they adjourned
HorsE.-Mr Calvert moved that the Com.
mitiee on Patents Be directed % inform u
House what amount Of the Agricultural fund
has been expended from the first Of JanuAry
last 70 the time the books and fund were tran.
ferred TO the Agricultural COMMITTEE, specify.
ing the items and what amount has been On.
pendsd 70 this time under the direction or u
Agricultural Committee. Adoptet
Mr.. Holman moved that the Committee q
Military Affairs be instructed 10 report bill 50
amending the law authorizing the employment
OF volunteers TO allow soldiers honorahiv
discharged on account Of wounds or disability
Incurred by service, 70 receive a proportion Of
the $500 bounty.
,,;Yy o ;r; - az, ~ insuncunS
He was willing to allow il 10 60 70 thn commit
tee.
Mr.. Olin said il there was anv objection 4,
arose from n knowledge Of the finances OF the
country.
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Adjourned.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY......DE CEMBEk J, 1884,
spIRIr OF TIE MORNING PRIss.

The Int>ilio,zeer notices the evident tendency
Of The American Press and American people IL
go always 10 extremes in pas.inx judEmen;
upon public men. This fratur- applies net
only to civilians bat alss TO military men, and
a. nothing perhaps Is more unqualified thsn the
eensurr which they visit on hs personal ana
military character OF particular Generals, ex-
eep. 1t Be the unqualified praise which they
lavish on another set OF officers
The Repsolicus continues to oppose An a.
vance of the Army Of the Potomac
Commenting upon the Presidents message,
the Rep..0lico~ thinks the emancipation pro-
posed il to slow. As SHAREHOLDERS are TO be
CON pensated, freedom should be given tho
bondnen at once, and the North should help
to furnish the money TO pay for these slaves.
The Ch-on,eI> has articles complimentary of
the reports submitted by heads ofdepartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03
CONGREGATIONAL.
CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
WKpNEspAY, December 3.

WEDNESDAY, december J.
SESATR.-The Standing Committees for Tn.
session were announced, from the Chair "a
follows:
Foreign RELATIONSHIPS Sumner, fchair.
man. Foster, Dcolittle, Wilmot, Browning,
Dsvis, WriSht
Finance-Messrs. Fessenden, "a HARM an, lOol
iam-r, Sherman, Howe, Cowan, Pearce, Nc
Dougall.
CommercP-Metsrs. Chandler, (ctr,irrp.n ar. 4
King, Morrill,, Wilson Of Mass., Ten Eyck. Ar.
mold, salisbury.
Military Affairs and thu Milius-M.ssrs.
Wilson Of Mass. (chairman,) King, Lane OF
Ind, Rice, Howard, Latham, fSesnith
Naval Anairs- Messrs Hale, (chatru ~. /,
Grimes, Foot, sherman, Field, ksnnsdy, Ne.
Dougail.
Judiciary-Messrs. Trumbull, (chsirmaa,
Foster, Ten Eyek, Hsrris, Howard. Bayard.
Powell.
Post Oficss and Post Roads-Messrs. Ootis-
m,r. chairman nNor, Trumbu1l, RacA
|" haIp, HpndoTs. q lleg
p 'lic ards- Mss 9. Aa -. shat m a.,
CLARK, P,mHo,, Bios, Ja' lie, " "a, Lar
-.
Priv ate Land Gs.r-s-Mos"rN III tsrt>, (ehHlr-
nnE,l uun.r. MorriI. HOWARD. BsyLf.
Indian Aitairs-M ss:s DloAtl4, CHAR.
r,,,,) Nrkn-on, LSrs )G E.ssLA, Hsrlsa
n .mhh. Da' Ia. W:i~ra 4 H~~-ouri,
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PoRTLArp, Dec. 3.-Ths Hibernia arrived
last evening.
Tie distress in the cotton manufacturing Dis
tIlcts Of England is attracting more attention
The latest accounts from q arihaIdi are cheer
ing. Political offenders and Returned Hunga-
Tian refugees have been amnestied' by the En-
Pc of Austria.
The steamers Saxonia and Hansa take out q
large quantity of arms for York.
The British Anti-Slavary Society has iss ued
an address to call for sympathy with the eman .
cipation party Of the North.
The Spanish papers hint that Mexico is des-
tine d & = French Canada. II is reported there
IS much disappointment at the course OF Rus
STA
The Herald says the relations between France
and England have assumed an unsatisfactory
character.
The English cabinet councils is a frequent
election theme, and occasions general com.
ment.
There is prevailing impression that the
democratic successes are q ST i towards pea e..
Ii is rumored an attempt has been made on
Narolecn's life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

Especial Dispatch TO the star
AorIA CREKK, Dec. 3.-Frorn the best in
formation within my reach. srs constrained
10 believe that part Of the Rebel army
around Fredericksburg has made i rstrozrad"
movement on Richmond, As is being allie yed.
1ru-, Ire Is probably preparing to do so a.
moments notice. nv sending to the rear. per
ran, -v-rythinS likely TO embsrass him in such
an Undertaking, but none Of his troops have
vet started in that direction.
Our arny never was better provided or in
better condition than AZ this moment. and the
fact that il has remained quiet here for the past
week is Of course taken by him As an indication
that b. is not TO b. moved on from this point
From the statements Of dessrters, ii is evident
that great uneasiness exists on the part Of the
rebel commanders account Of Burnside's
failure up 10 this lime essay 10 cross the river
Their fear L. that when he does 30 they will
find another army equally as large threatening
Richmond from a different direction.
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1Judee Usher, who was sent out to Mime
sofa, rs has been supposed with power 10 free
the Sioux indians who have been condemned
to death, states that he has no such authorii Y.
He says that he was In the Cabinet meeting
" hen Gen. Pope's despatch soliciting the sane
ton of the Government 10 hang three hundred
OF there Indians W rs laid before the President
that there was no discussion about IL. while
both the President and Secretary Stanton ex
pressly agre, that hanging was tht, remedy.
and sent dispatch ordering Grp. Pope 10 for
ward the names OF the condcmI&d parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

ShcGGLIsG DEPor BRoKEy Up-aAro,.,
P1tnkanton ha. rust broke mn q 1900 80. .
ing o. Po. In the Esighborhood Of Bell Plain
i n,s Nv IA pain, with the high and vo,dad
nns II a r.ar, almost impassabIs except to
the place 70 carry On Illegal traffic of any kiud
for q ions lime past partise In Maryiand. on.
posah Bill Plain. have BEEN su,ne,tsd y,
anaeshnS' cen"rsi Pi-ssanton went 10 work
IN farp's', and, by few judIcious arres.a b,s
hrsk' up %" d@pot. II Is thou yht thai = -,
ton ot TIE" gang ~ho escapad dstsction y.
UoV'-d useIr depot some forty miles belo W hs,a
~h'T' 'c..y - apgar rod In their mi, wrnt,
mt rpSi--.- Ccr PtI1te,PA.G I.7.,r-r
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APTURE OF A CONFEDERATE yEssy

The Navy Department have information OF
the capture OF the schooner Annie Dees, by tie
q. 5 sunboat Seneca, on the 9TH ultimo while
trying to run the Charles ton harbor blockade
Her cargo consisted OF 125 barrels tn rpentine
and 66 barr, Is resin. Among those on board of
her were four p rsons believed TO be pilots for
vessels trying To run the bloc kade there
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GEN EPAI, STAHI,

This distine uished officer was in town last
evening, accompanied by the gallant Colonel
Wyndham. On learning of his late brilliant
exploit 1T Berry vile, in the Valley Of Virginia,
Gen. burnside took occasion 10 send to Gen
Sigel dispatch highly complmeurlng him and
his officers and men engaged in that dashing
AFFAIR.
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GFN. PECK DRIVES THE ENEMY AORos.
THE BLACKWATER, TAKES THE CELE
BRATED PiTTeBUk8 BATTERY
AND ANUMBER Oy PRS
On ERi

ONERi
The following has been received at the had
quarters of tie Army:
FORT MoNRoE, Dec. 2.-N1jor General H. W.
Hd!teek, Generoi-in -chicf: An expedition ,eut
out from Suffolk yesterday by Major General
Peck, captured the celebrated Pittsburg itte-
~ which was taken from our army, and dro 70
the enemy across the Biaekwater at Frank
We have thirty odd prisoners, a.d are picking
up more on the roads. Many Of the enemv
killed and wounded. Our loss trifins
JOHN A. Dix, Major General.
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- The Nashville CEior OF THURSDAY last
says: Sixty odd paIoled Rebel Officers and SOL
disrs, who lave been IN Our city for some time,
went TO the Provost Marshal Yesterday, and
took the oath OF allegiance. We learn that num-
bers OF our CItizers who have hitherto ben dis
loyal art also taking the oath. They evidently
regard the Rebel cause as a sinking shin, which
all wise men will leave to It's fate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

Inc pals correspondent Of the Chi
csto If'ot'e tie graphs, under date OF Nov, %:
"1ntrt is nothing especially new, excapt Tn at
Gen. Shern an has be. a ali day on In, NJ. 7
an not informed ~ 10 his destination. The
Rebels fear very much hs may move unon
Srnada Geb Sherman's advance was known
IN mobile week a9o, and created lively in
ErtsI All their railroads were moving troops,
Lut no longer III Ia. direction of Holly springs
I'd the contrary, III, y take the Mobile and Ohio
hoeo 70 columbus, NJ ss., where the Rebels
ia extensive ordnance stores / learn thai
rCoos dlNirIon entered Lebanon on the sth.
oriyng horEan's cavalry away. Morgan II
ZION uFh h-Nt morning, and captured thirty >,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03
FROM HOLLY SPRINGS.
THB BNkM, ON rHE EH" RRAY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-A des patch received here
from Holly Springs. Miss. st ties that the
rebels evacuated Taliahatchie on the st inst
McArthur's division occupied the forts there
last nisht. There was no fighting, eonse.
qteatly the rebels believed TO be In fun
retreat
The telegraph is working to Wyatt, Miss :,
on the Tallahatchie river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

- Tie general tone of the comments Of the
pies. upon tie Presidents Message - kindly.
Ev' those Who dissent from Inc President 5
poiicy and doubt tre praetic ability of his
scht me- OF ccinpens s.e. emancipation, cordial
ly recognise Mr.. Lincoln's honesty, earnest
Ms 80 and a'sorbing desire 10 re-esi:,bIish the
Union OF tie Stats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

|" Tie board Of police commissioners on
Monday afternoon, rendered decision in tn j,
ksnnedy -Brinsmade case. Superintendent
kenBety has ben centured for OBTAINING Mrs
Il. without a written order from the War d..
partment, but he is continued in the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

- The British STEAM frigate Ariadne, Com.
mana~r Van Satterlat, three days from Halifax,
arrived al New York On Monday. She mounts
% euns, is propeller Of $3.50 tons, sOo- horse
Iower, and has a CT, w q $40 men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

~ Col. Revere, OF the 7th New Jersey VOL
Unte<rs, has been promoted to q Brigadier Gen
traAship and assigned 10 the command Of the I'd
New jersey Brigade, lately commanded by
Gen. Frank Patterson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

~ II Is estimated that the amount OF custom
house Treasury notes now outstanding is less
than s'4,OO,ttt, and not SIC, CO. COO as has b.
SIS ed. II il thought that by the middle Of jan
uaIy this amount will be- absorbed, when the
Gpvtrnment will be in receipt OF gold from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

NohIsATIoss.-Yest-rda tbs Presid. Mt MT
to the Senat~ the nomination OF Judge Da Wis, Of
the Supr M Court, and those OF a number of
land Cfie ers appointrd during the recess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03
THE MCDOWELL CorRr up ISorIRy

To-day, in the Court OF Inquiry in the case
Of this officer, Col. r. 5. Goodwin. OF New
York. testified that he had repeatedly seen
Cienr Med. drunk on the STREETS OF Washing
ton. He was the only witness examined this
forenoon
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Y q I l C II
e. y. Asslssoa's OyyIcp

%. .. AsSlsBORB UPPICE,
CpteeftoH Dt:f'iei for hs District Of Columbia
All Ierfons concerned in the Z nited States IA
sessment on Licenses, Goods, Wares Trades. or
Occupations, Merchandise, dc, dc, as Der act OF
District ofCoumbis, are hereby notified shat the
a. ersment liz to are no~ ready at my Office, No
their examination and inspection and Will remain
open FOR such inspection for the space of ftee Bl
DAY, from this date, December Z 1882 also that The
undersigned will for the space Of Htesn days after
the expiration of the time thus allowed for inspsc
ton OF said list remain In his nHce, ct the plaza
before named, during the hours between O cIooS
.; m, And clock p. m. TO hear and determine a
al appeals which may be exhibited agsinst The nro
eesdtnss Of the Assistant Assessor
TIC ns spHsAs must be made in writing, specifying
anen oecision IL requested, and shall state the
SIsins d Or principle Of inequality or error osm-
. {. 3. Assessor for Collection District.
reSos District Of Coin mh,s
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MAJOR CENpR, u.C1pII,y

JorGeneral Mcclellan is expected to reach
THIS city this evening or Tomorrow 'morninx,
having been summoned to testify before the
Court OF Inquiry In the case Of General
nj Bowel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

|" Ih'rr viii! be no public receptions at the
Willie house thIs Wint@r, owing TO the recent
death Of " lille ircoIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

- Tie reople of Middle Tennessee are for.
city rtsis'ins tie Rebel conservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

DR.. " d OORNBLL
Las An lnsut. ttcn for the cure Of Hpiepsy sn<
other Nervous Diseases ct l30 g. Penn ko.s~
rhN4deipdia He Ia par United 70 Eefer to eminenf
PaySSsAns OF She faca ". More tXaa Afty nAtients
h ~ go cured Of EPilepsy. MAsV can Be kestAA
~ NIL homes. AL letters Answered MON Say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

EHALL OF THE METROPOLITAN HAL
US co, Ha,hingiQn, Dee lst 1859 At a mset
lIhE OF the Company, held on the above date the
IonoTihs preamble and resolutions were unani-
Where's, 1t hath pleased an all wise Providence
70 remove from orr midst our former associate and
1enow memttr JOHN LHACH, Jr-
ID, a. ,rsoIred, That we warmly sympathize with
the family and relatives of our dc eed hrothc ~
the Geep aniiction the Almighty Maker Of Haven
sne hafth hath seen ht in Dis good providence, 10
G,lne POE thenl. And whilst hnvns in .ub,is
anlngs well the memory Of oar broth-r Ii rsrian
~II remain ever enshrined in the hearts NJ Ma
comIAnIons. until like him they reach that bourna
from whence no Traveller return=.' -
EFSoti+d, That 20 his beresy ed wife and children
We teno"r our VA NEST p,thie in This the hour
cI Their severeSt trisl. bidding them 'te of cool
cheer and put their trust in Him who r. a Y,th.r
10 the orphan and Prntector OF the widow
And bs lt.r'h- resoirfd. That these rr-olulions
lie uohsbed in the Evening Star md that copy of
ceased. EDWAR. N gipE So,
"VIlN OfthNtE1, Prest L.
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rSpecisl Dispatch to the St,r.l

ruy COSFEDHRATss PUZZLED As TO BURN
SIDES PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT

ENEMY NOT FALLING RACK TOWARDS
RICHMOND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EU-
ROPE.
DISTRESS IN TEE MANUFACTURING DIS
TRICTS.
ILL FEELING Bk1MEEN FRANCE ASDESG
LAND.
ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE or EMPEROR NAPo
LION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

TO THE COMMITTEs or THE MeCLEL
wishes 10 tender 70 the mitter appointed bS tb
members Of the Mcclellan Club his thanks snt -
acknowledge, IN behalf of the young lady for tho
receipt OF . band some cloak " h ;ch the aid com
mittee 80 kindly presented he in place of the one
tesen throush mistake by some person on the eve
nlng oi their ball. on the 9TH Of November last
tThaEks giviLg Eve.) Very respectfully ''
u, JANE A. SHEEHAN
Washington, ID. C., November f9 1852 IT.
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DROyISSsR MARINIs DANCING ACADBHY
and 10th viii be oeen every day tais week !
fr,m tws 10 I've oe'ock .. a. Persons de
the Academy froH. To SD. m. daily THE weef, ss1
subscrih. their names Days Of In ton for Mics
and Masters, Tue days. rhur.dsys and sssurdsgu
from ., 20 81 .. M; for Geutlsmsa, from $50 -
n m tn sAme -vepinGs. 81
Of tui.ion viii commence De Sc
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yOLLlvBT
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER. from Paris has 70 AZ
arrived With beautiful coll, ctieD of PrancbsA -
E0SNfIS, HEAD. DRESSES and Flow HSlU
ELS, just received from Paris which IA. SNEx
opened ~ the corner Of Eleventh and ~ M
46s He respectfully solcits Il patrona 20 or tbs
ladies' a. heretofore. Also, French Corsats ds Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

STORE SHELVING
FOR SALE
Inquire at 500 Ninth street, one door from Pa
avenue. 49,,
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E'OR EENT-A handsomely furnished suit of
ROOMS, consisting Of Parlor AMI Chaalber and
SIher looms may be had, by applying at No. 1876
Etifnt tmce. l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

I'Sk RENT-HsndsomeIyf ri FINISHED ROOMS
L singiy in suits with all the modern con
veniences. at No 500 nth street, between Penn
avenue ard st. de I. co.t.
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g &c d . HI ofs L 4 d
HARvBx STILL AHEAD.

The sioop Eliza Ann, Cspt. beE,r.. hes Just -
iord OF OysfERs cspt res ia thSS.N
Yates. al q L. tn hr-t no 4 losa ofSSy~
iTihsven fsy 'ytters ever landed ~
Lovers Of the Bts>syes can BE- surslieA BY oss'
iUsG nAkykYS E.raslish.1lo,
DIV g st-r.A q - ~.
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DakLOR FOR KENT-For rent a Saloon PAR
LON; FURNISHED ~ ParlUr and Bedroom
Good Fable Board Cab b. obtained in III. iramr.ii
ate vicinity. Inquire nj 81 r. street, between 81
RIO 80 ic / 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

0SMASONICN OTICE.-Thc mon, berz OF Dsw.
U3 son Lodge, No. 10, are requested to IN aet
at their Hall, corner Of Ninth and ID streets TIL
Nednes day. EVENING. at o CLOCK for tb- n,
pose OF making ents to attend the fuue
OF Brother III. N. STEELE. It
0EMAsON IC-A special meeting of Washing
US ton X. A Chapter. No. 1G will ba ked At
their Hall THIS EVENING, att O'Clock TO MAKE
Arrangements f, attending the funerslofP n p
HCR iTio \. STEELE full ATTENDANCE of IN.
mem bers is earnestly requested
IT. WILLIAM q. PiRKHCRST H. p
0sKNIGHTS TEMPLAR wAs4rysros Cow.
A,3 NAADBRY, MOL, will hold a -pecial .ss.n,b,v
THIS EVENING, ~ q. o'clock. At the 49,
corr er Of ID and Ninth streets TO make s-rsnr.
gents tor the funeral Of Sir IL. n STEELE Sir
ichts are earnestly requ e-tel to attend
BY order of the T.. Commander:
IL DANL BUCK, Record.r
1s MASONIC FCNERAL-The funeral of
~ Br, Their n. n. sTssLs will be -o.emnized
TO MORROW tTHCtSDANl . IA The Craft " iii
as mole al Iheir Hall corner Gf Ninth aud sta
81 CLOCK. The pro cession will leave thu hall st
20 Geek. al MasOns in good standing sra most
cordially invited to join the procession 1t
lInteIIgencer. Re publican and Chronicle
w MASONlC:-A special meeting of the NJ
U~S "; Grand Lodge of Pree and Accepad NJ.
cons 81 the District of Columbis will be held At
hinson.c rs IL cnrnefOf ID and Ninth streets TUTS
w edneedsy' EVENING, at o clock for tks pu r
pose OF making preliminary arrangements for pay
III the last tribute of pect to the memory of
Cd Wis. and Lee whose funeral will take ri ace
to n orrev Thursday evening att o CLOCK
BY order Of the NJ W q
II W. MORRIS SMI I'll Grand Sec
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E'QR RENT-A handsome PARIOR and BED
= EceM, adjoining in ono Of thu pleas ,nte t
highest aid h. ATHEIST parts Of the city wtbin On.
square OF the street railway. Also, Q :htr Cham
oers, on 18th street, second house above street
De eO3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

ESOR SALE-A we'll known HOTEL. AND RES
L TAU RANT, stu sted ON Pennsy ania Nv =. near
Cspito:, No. 3e2-Stock. Fixtures. Fur niture, the
whole IN complete order, together with Lease for
three years. Terms reasonable and easy Apply
At premises. JAMES STEEL,
no 70 lwh prn,r;.trr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

EOk sALE-The GOOD WILL ard FIXTURES
Il of = 6rst-class Bar Room and Ov,ter Saloon
situated IN good central part Of the city doins
has Also tn pntro re of the KImxeIl House ID
lining inaulre at the Saloon near the Kimmell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

(HQk KENT-A FURNISHED pARLOR AID
BED ROOM. with o. without Board IN a p-i-
Vate family In Georgetown. References given snd
rSauIred For card, apply TO Hr. GEO. 0RNH n
We corner 81 Bridge and Cons street, GJorge-
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

TWO HAN DSUMELY FURNISHED PARLORS
II suitable for members of Congress, Sitting and
bea Room, can bc rented IN private family. ~ :
Penn ave. corner Of =! street Capitol iiIi L. !,
only tS" hlockE frOIn the Capitol de It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

t'Ck HENT-A FC RNlSHED HOCsE, contain
i iDg rooms exclusive of kitchen wash, Dom
servants room, &c. lighted with gas new and
compile teiy furnished. twill not be rented for a
Boarding House. Possession given i'm IN ei lately
AEP.y at GIG Maryland aTsnue, between 18th and
18th streets ia I 2ts