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EXISTING TREATIES.


From La France. OF Paris Aug. 20.
Austria, France aud England, probably also
other governments are united IN their policy, which
NAV be summed up In these terms .-Respcc. for the
stes OF Paris aud Prague nothing more nothing less
This policy has nothing aggressive ambitious In its
characee which could excite Russia Prussia, Of
which thot could complain ff We hope, these pow
srs are resolved depart from the stpuIaons OF
treaties have sgBed IN OF nature 20 consolidate
the peace ~ Europs, and render perii0gs f1r
fsoss amin NJ 1s peieers ,ct9 ghould acf 0g1nr a.
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LIZ sIArs.fAls Al SoaasIuws. Pa

PHILADELPHIA Sept 3, 1881
The Arrangements for the great Interstate Far at
Norrisiown Pa, during the present week, have been
completed and brilliant exhibition Is anticpatedpro-
baby the extensive fair OF the kin ever held In
this State. Mountain Maid, Lady Thorn, Flora Temple
and Lancet among the trotting stock that will be
present The premiums reach upwards OF fi0,0 600.
The fair will continue week.
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YELLOW FEVER AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 3. 1881.
The towboat Mohawk OF the Memphis and vicksburg
Transportation Company, arrived here this morning
from New Orleans with seven cases Of yellow fever
board One passenger Died while the boat At tbs
wharf The Mayor ordered the boat to leave Nearly
ali the crew down with the fever Quarantine viii
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DEATH OF GOVERNOR pELm. Of KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE KY, September g. 1857.
Governor Helm ed haif-past twelve O'Clock to-day
at bis residence Eizabethtown. His funeral viii
take place Tuesday, just week from the day OF
his inauguration.
His desth having occurred during the first two years
Of his term tho law makes IL the duty OF the Chief
Justice to order an election for Governor to be held
the first Monday OF August noxt. Meantime all tho
powers and duiios sppertanng. the Office mus, be
enc sef by IienIenant- Coy ernor stevens
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with my hand and have caused the seal Of the United
States to be thercunto Affixed
Done at the city of Washington the seventh dsy OF Sep
tsmber one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven. ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF state.
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Exposition rniyer-eiir. = Paris. 1867.
WHEELER WILSON. No. o25 Broadway. New forx.
awarded eighty two COMPOSITIONS. the highest Uranium
Gold Msdslfot the perfection Of sewing Machines ana
Button hole Mschines the only gold medal FOR brsurn
OF nanufarure see Official list OF awards and sne of
medal Of WHEELER WILSON'S
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Onicini Prcca from Pa pss s'ry,,,vpu.xr

sTErSwAy SONS are enabled positively TO announce
tina. they hav been awarded
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this medal being distinctly classified nrSt over AL o,hsr
American exhibitors In proof OF which tue following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
the President and members OF the international Jury on
Musical Instruments Ia annexed -. -
Irertify thai the god medal for American PaBos
has nimousy awarded 60 Ncssrs Stenwsy SOM
by the jury Of the International Exposition.
First on the lot In class X. ,.,,...-
President ~ International jury.
Gtopsls kssISrR, N..ut.-.
kapRoIss TTonas " e,, S.
En-. HAsstCK, ft.,..,..''tt'H.a.,
n. A. GkvAfRr. '"'e'
j. SCuiKpwAyrR. 10y
The original certificate with tho Official cats-
leguc awards m which the name or STElNWAI Z
sons the Est be Mt their WARE
ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR or STBINWAY HALL.
numbers 1903 and III Fast Fourteenth street. New YORK.
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for all diseases with which children srrtea l. W..
WISsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Il relieves The cbat
from pain, wind cole regulates tho stomach All
bowes and during the OF hing I'D
health 70 the child and carries safely through
period. BE sure and call for "'
MIRA. wfNsi.OW'S SOOTHING SyPvp
having tn fac sipie ~ Counts pefta. al fbs o.h.,~
~ttgfer Az c,hers are ssss sni ,svesN
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Machines. H5 Broadway. New YORK

Iyons' Magnetic Insect Powdcr.-The Drint.
nal and only genuine 70 kill reaches bedbugs moths
BARNES. ~ Park row
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Thu United states steamer hassschussts Hoiey,
commander, from Bos,oo ." srd' 'sss arrived here
ysssrtsy
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Crt.ts doro'. Hair Dye.-The Rest Ever Mao-
ufscurrd. Whelesais and retail; also applied .. Ne
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CvIoid piaues.-I.iude man a. sans Ware.
rooms, No 2f.efoy place, Blocker street
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"M.hod o, Hanging swordsV Patented August 10 ss7'
A great Improvement Masonic and knights Tcmparss
Goods Nanufaciurcfs prices. ia Greene street.
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The llowc Machine COMPANY. Eiias Howe,
me Highest premiums FOR sewing machines oMce 80
Broadway. New York
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Lung Complaints. Bropcbiti-. Asthma. &c..
A.. specify relieved, and VI taken time
cnrcd by J AySLS ExrECrORANT. You viii Ind also
certAn remedy for c0ughs ard colds. SOLD everyNhee
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Virginia News

Mr.. Naihan Shipley, the contractor 70 rebuild
me bridges on the Manassas. Gap Railroad in
shenandoah, has force OF hands now at work
on the Narrow Passage and stony Creek
Bridges, which he ssys will be completed In
four weeks. The Marrow Passage Br,dee is
Ite ieet nigh and $40 feet long, two stories OF
There was very large gathering OF the Tup-
ker brethren at he church near GreemouuL
In Rockingham county, on The 7th Of Noyem-
Der, for the purpose OF holding what is known
as their Love Feast There was Q large ar,end-
ance. both OF preachers and people, some OF
whom had come from a distant State
Ine managers OF the various railroads enter
ing Richmond have agreed 70 carry all dele.
gates who attend The I1th Of December Con.
yention free on their return. aT-|--" r.
L. I. Shultx- OF Baltimore, and L. o. Ma-
grain. OF fFredercksbure. bought OF HILL War
rem Co, the ssBridgewater Cotton Mil,
opposite Falmouth, on the eth instant L q
Magrath has sinee sold his interest TO T. T.
SnuL,a 20, OF Baltimore, who viii put it in
The respective authorities Of the State Aeri
cultural and the Central Agricultural Soc,eties
have decided 70 issue joint call for q Conven-
uon OF the farmers OF Virginia TO meet in Rich.
mond at the same time that the Conservative
Convention meets. .t. .
A military order was received at LyncAbu-g
ing that the Virginia and Tennessee Rsiirosd
De turned over to the new administration the
claims against the Company having been Ar.
RANGED, satisfactorily TO the 9overnment
II
situated between Leesbprg and HlghesyilIe,
containing l65 Acres. was sold last wednesday
1or $3.50 per acre. Tonis Titus, OF Loudoun,
purchaser.
Rev: Jos Carson, OF the Methodist Confer.
ence. who is over 90 years Old, ana has been IN
the N inistry for 90 yeare, preached in Peters
burg Sunday night Ths Index says has nan
ner was bold. distinct and I'm prsssive.
A fre has been raging Tor several days on the
monne4tns west OF Capon Springs. The dry
stau OF the forest and the prevail M Winds
have tended TO spread IL over q wide extent Of
The Lynchbsrg Newsis glad To hear that the
rolling mill aboye that city has besn in full
blast fer seyersi days, and already a large
number OF rails Of sspsrior quality have been
turned out.screFlI fdIl 80
The trial OF LieutsnantC Colonel Rose, chsrred
with maladmipistyauon a. superin lei ndenf az
the election frecenty Asld in lRtchmouJ for
members OF the StAss Convsaass, is eoins ON
The huntiug seAson Is nov In full blsSf ~
Virginia, and In many localities there sppe.rs
partrldees, hare and Wild fowl
A special term of the circuit court of a.,
peper county vail Be held. conmea cias on ~.
eth day Of January, ls6s. No grand ,urv or
veniys will - su0Doued i1'i '~iy vi
The jury IN the ease Of Phillina. srs.a IA,
nsIdef IN Riehnend, Are lnaSIe 4. sxrse
Ihey stane, u e sssd, ten for con vics,en ano
i've ~ aesUttal. 80
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Iiinole Of Tenn, Loan Of Mo, Pare OF Wis
Eia OF N. II. horeil OF Pa, Bsler OF Ili /,
Aosns Of Ky, snd Hot,haiss Of oonn.
| fduesuon sn d Ls bor.-Bsker of IN, Grey
81 OAio, Julian OF Iha.. Boutwell, c< Mass.
Wilson Of Pa, Cornell OF N. Y, Grayeley OF
Mo, Barnes OF n. Y. and Stone OF Ne.
Garage, Weights and Measures kelley O,
Pa, u udd Of III. Smith of W., Fer a. "a "
y :. Hlil, ofN }, Cary Of onio, AIiel OF Cal
Patents -Jencses OF r. l., Myers OF p .
ah,nolrr of N. Y, Bronweal Of In, and
Public buildings ard Grounds -CovoSe OF
Pa, Van Horn OF ". Y Cobb OF Wis, Moore
OF y J., snd Nicholson of Del.
Revisal and U"iinisned BpEipess-Msssrs
POLAND Of VT, Wilson OF lows. Poneroy of
sf ~. u, Window of bIInn, and Marshall OF
Muease-messrs. Anderson OF Mo, Pl.n,.
o. u Nsn Aernsm o. N. Y, Rsun OF Ill., ana
Gstz Of Pa.
Aeounts-messrs. BroomslI OF Pa. Eehlsy OF
Uhio, Arneii OF Tern, Fields Of N. Y, ana
Expsnd,tures Of State Dspsrtnent-Heesrs.
ArDell OF Tenn, Pike u Name. r,bii., otta,
Clsrks oi OHIO, sLd Humphrey OF n, Y.
Me srs: Marvin OF N. Y, starkwe.,her OF
Conn, Tay lor of Pa, Kitchen OF West Va, ane
Robinson OF AZ. Y.
Exptndrures of wsr Departmeu.-Mess-s.
Williams of Ind, Williams OF Pa, Garfield OF
Ohio, Stewart OF n Y, and Phelps OF No
Exps ndi'ures OF Navy ID. partment-Nessrs.
ppson. OF Mich, Dawes of Mass, Van WICK
OF N Y, Thomss OF Nd, and Gloss brenner
OF Pa
Expepdrures OF Post once Department
Messrs Phe OF NO., Eeeleston OF OHIO, O'Neill
Of Pa, Ketchum Of NY, and Hubbard OF
Conn.
Expenditures OF Interior Department-
Messrs. Hubbard Of Wis, koontz of Pa, Bailey
of n. Y; TwitchelI OF Mass and Morgan, Of
Ohio.
ExpeEditures on Public Buildines-Messrs.
Wssbburne of Me Dixon of X. l., Huleurd OF
N. Y. Van Horn OF Mo-, and Archer OF Nd
Joint Gam mittee on IibraTy-Messrs Rad
Ohio.
Printine-Messrs. Lsnin OF N. Y, Ella OF
N. H., and Clarke OF Pa
Enrolled Bills-Nelson OF pa Hankias
OF Wis. and Holman of Ind.
Rsirenchment -Messrs. Van Wyck Of n "
Randall OF Pa. Welker or OHIO, Polsiey OF N
j. Jenckes OF r. L., Benjamin of MO, and
The following Investigating COMMITTEE.
were appointed the first session of the Forte,
Congress
On southern Railroads.-Messrs Mcclure of
No, Mercur OF Pa. WashSurne of Ind, Chau
ler Of N. Y, and Sawyer OF Wis
Assassination of President LIncoln-Messrs
Butler Of Mass. Sbellabarger OF o., Julian OF
Ind, Ward of N. Y, Randall OF Pa.
Shanks OF Ind, Pile of Mo, Harding of IN.
Stevens OF N. h. Mungen ofO.
On Pay Department-Messrs. Lincoln of n
Y. Seofeld of Pa, Cobb OF Wis, BucKIand Of
o., Holman OF Ind.
Or Soldiers and sailors Bounties-Meesrs
Wasbburn of Ind, Paine OF Wis, Getz OF Pa
At tie conclusion Of the above announce
ments, MT Robinson N. " obtained the
floor, and addressed the House al length upon
the treatment Of Eenians IN Europe
At IS Mr.. Boutwell, presented the testimo-
ny taken upoh the subject of impe achment to-
gether with the msiorIty report, the reading OF
which was demanded by Mr.. Eliot, Of Massa-
chusetts. The reading will occupy at least
hve hours.
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and appoin ia udee in place In place of Catron,
but he (Speedl thoughtit would not LOOK we'll
% appoint for the President Judge for that
purpose in his Johnson's) own State la which
opinion the President concurred While he
remained in the Cabinet he was the greatest
obstacle in the trial of DAVIS since Mr.. Chase
could not or would nct, go and preside at
the Court
TESTIMONY OF L. c. BAKKR.
Lafayette q Baker testified 10 the contents o,
aletter purporting to be written by Andrew
johnson to JEFF. Davis in 1854, tending some
advice relative to the rebellion, and 81 dispo-
sition OF troops in Texas. Dol. Bro wning, of
the White House and private secretary to the
President, said that the signaturs TO the letter
was not forgery. The letter was stolen by
Gov. Brownlows. He Bakerl at one
lime asked Mrs. Cobb II she was not
ssnamed 10 be around the White House
and approved her presence tner.. Sne
showed two ls ters rom Johnson-ons to Nc
Cullough, asking him TO give her place in the
General, asking him 20 give position IN th =
Post Office she said that johnson had
made approaches TO her, and invited her
to his private room in The Kjrgwood House
before he President: thai she stopped with
him on ce all of one night and rsgna o ed there
op another occasion until TWO O'clock IN the
morning. She got $1,000 for pardon. She
afterwards gave Col. Robert johnson a pair of
TESTIMONY OF COMMISSIONER ROLLINS.
Mr.. A. T.. Rollins, Commis SION. OF Internal
Revenue, testified that the removals in the H.
tsrnal Revenue Department were not benefi.
,iai to the service; that few Of the incumbents
were removed for incapacity or dishonesty:
that ne had NO doubt these removals caused a
less 10 the revenue OF many millions OF dollars.
These changes actually encouraged dis,iIlers
and rectIifers 10 combine for purposes Of fraud.
There were men stll in office whom
he would remove but could not. He
had expressed desire to the Secretary TO have
the removals made The President was In the
habit Of making the appointments without
consulirg HIM and without boxing a.
the records OF the Office. There were men
in the service whom he Ihad requested to
be removed, as many as SIX. The Secre-
iary ALWAYS made removals when he had evil
where the officers had been changed, a loss
had occurred In two hundred ard forty COL
lection districts, one hundred d and fifty asJes-
sofs had been removed. In States where re.
moyals were made the best men were re-
moved.
TESTIMONY OF GEN. T. T. ECKRRT
General 7. T. Eckert, Assistant Sc ecretary OF
Wsr testified before the Judiciary Com nittee
that Payne 1.-THE conspirator) confessed to him
a snort time before he was executed, that he
payne and Booth wore present in the crowd
al the White House which sereuaded Pkssi-
d. mt Lincoln, on the 18th of April, 1865, for rne
purpose of shooting the President. That they
were armed for that purpose, and that Booth
urged Payne TO shoot him then, but that Payne
declined for fear Of missing Mr.. Lincoln and
THAT was the last speech Lincoln would ever
make"
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BURNS AND ScALDs.-lH the ST Louis Med
cal Reporter we find the following preecrip-
tioa for this painful accident. II is especially
useful when the cuticle or scarf skin has come
away 10 q considerable extent "Taxe one
drachm OF nneiy powdered alum and nix
thoroughly with the white Of two eegs and
one teaspoonful OF fresh lard: spread on
clotn, and apply 20 the parts burnt. II givee
almost instant relief from pam, and by
exciuolng me ar, prevents excessive inf1am-
matory action. The application shoula
be changed at least once a DAY. While on me
subject, we give another formula for an AppIi-
cauon 10 burns: In severe cases. clear creo-
sote may be employed, followed by q dressing
TO consist OF creosote one drachm % teaspoop-
1ul,) simple cerate one ounce, NIX thoroughly.
Tne ointment ~ suficiently strong for moe
cases. On the con current testimony Of several
physicians, headed by Dr. .. z Brewster, the
suegester Of the remedy, II almost immediateiy
and completely relieves the pain and smart-
ing
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ansther towhiding Affair-A Late Mer-
chant Psbiicly Whipped by n wemap

ansther towhiding Affair-A Late Ner-
chant Psbiicly Whipped by n wemas
FROM the New Orleans Picayune, NOV. l7tn
Yesterday morning, between the hours OF 40
and VI O'Clock, another one OF those m tere~tiAr
covhIding affairs took place m our city, AND
this time the party co whided was not tue pre-
the cowhioe one OF the male sex. This stste of
the case, IN one respect, gave 70 the affair
rather more IN trrest than usual
n this instance the party cowsidsd was Mr.
Anhony Schroeder. late OF the cotton factor
age and commission merchant frm OF SchrCe
der SchrIeber, No. us Common street ana
The party dong the cowhlding. was o tierma.
indy, having respectable connections Ia thi.
city. The scene OF this interes ting occurrenc.
was on Gravier street, near CarondeIet Tue
reasons for the castieation were thst the laoy
Messrs. Schroeder a. Schrieoer the um OF ~ .oOU
tne nrm recently tailed; the lady called on Mr.
Schroeder and demanded payment OF ths
money deposlted, and he not only refused, ost
hao her forcibly elec.ed from the ONCE Meet
ing him yesterday. and being prepared TO IN
nict punishment, an scornlng 10 ask anv one
TO night her battle for her, she gave the lac
merchant good lashipe with that seyerest
OF hips, good cowhide. She applied
II several times across has face, though
ne endeayored TO fence her weapon on with
counisr ...T.e.eS que. sms IN ssss rsn
were number of Carondelet brokers' Tne
sympathies OF the lookers-on were. as q matter
OF course. with the heroire OF the dramatic
scene, and there vas Q disposition 10 Iet her
give it TO him in good style he finally fed.
We are informed. pursued BY the hisses OF tAe
eroWc. While whipping him, she sxclaimed
several times in German: "You swindler yov
have robbed me Of thousand dollars ~ 1hls
nttie ocC urre nee was certainly one Of the moo,
interesting and exciting we have had the eood
fortune TO record In our reportorial capacity
Ia long time The condttlon of affair. n
Improving. This is another indication of me
revival OF the business season, and the i'm
perters or cowhides should see TO having On
hand full supply.
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- Victor Hugo and Leuis Blanc are among
the directors of the new republican paper, .IIes
Etats Unis d'Europe," % BE- started in Gene "a.
o0Tennessee II debating she passage Of
dog law, one Of the provisions OF which shall
exempt one dog In escn family from taxation. ,
~An enterprising man has purchased an
ieland in the Ohio river, where he In tends to
establish . colony Of cats, which he viii raise
for their fur. They Will in short tims become
wildcats. - ,4fct 4
~The 6rssnland whale fishery m. han
more unsucceesful this year than ever hefpre.
srNo lenger y the test cath administered 70
Missouri Jurors. "'-
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-FIonr iOaao cents low
er Wheat dull snd dominSlly lower Cors
aqniet and steady. Rye quiet Oats firmer
Pork dull; Mess s2o.7u. Lard ouiet at foS.
l3b. Whisky nom minsI. Barley firm: sales OF
e-Uo bushels OF Canads Westat sl.SS Pes
nominal Cotton dull at H. a all = cents for
Turpentine quiet AT 81 ass cenu. Rosin dun
at -.
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VIn the case OF Thos. W. Aiised against
Mark Bray, IN the Missouri Supreme Court
the decision Of the Circuit Court was sustained,
ordering the appellant to pay three thousand
dollars damages tor having expressed symps-
thy with, ana aiding party Of Confederate
Allsed's property in Linden, Mo-. August, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THH BURIAL OF PAUPERs.-The sanitary
mcers announce that hereafter no orders will
be given for the burial OF paupers or others
whose friends are too poor 10 furnish the
same, unless their pe etition is accompanied by
the physiciaus certificate, and satisfactory
evidence given that they are really In indi-
gent clrc instances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

Keeping DIsRIPUrABLE HoUsR.-Ser-
geant B7rker, OF the first precinct yesterday
arres'ed a colored woman. nsmed Ann Dor
sey' who he'd hearing before Justice Tucker
ais morning, upon the charge, preferred by
Mr. Steller, OF keeping a bawdy- y-house. The
aceu1 ed was committed 10 Jail for court by
The Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

~The most interesting suit in the Maine
supreme Court tor . long time is the pending
claim OF Eleanor Lawrence on l.. Draper
Cook for $4,000, for breach OF promise OF
marriage. Both are residents of Gardiner, and
the hundred witnesses in the case come from
the hrst families Of Gardiner, Hallowell and
AUGUSTA
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LOCAL NEWS.

No Cow ALLOWED BOUT THB CITY HALL
Mayor WaIlach yesterday complained OF
washington Rollins, Catherine Madison, Pat
rick Foley, Sarah T. Cook. aud Mary Carroll.
es allowing their cows 10 trespass upon the
10. IN the REM Of the City Hall. They were
arraigped before Justice Waller, who fined
each IS and al costs. Sarah f. Cook who h ad
three cows, was required 70 pay SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

~ The Springfield Republican states the
case OF young man who obtained a marriage
license from city clerk, bargaining for the
right TO return it if the lady should not saw
'yes" TO his proposition. In about week e
returned itwith the remark. 'It was no 20; but
give me another; guess I've got sure thing
this time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

CoMNIssIoNED.-(fov Swami has commits .
stoned the various officers elected IN Mou,-
gomery county, Nd, on the 5th instant. With
none OF the other officers have vet qualified
William Thompson, ESQ. has been commis.
stoned Chief j udge Of the Orphans Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

- The Russian skirt Is a new style for
underwear which has recently been patented
IL is composed OF fine, soft material, ressn-
bling merino, gored In the manufacturing ana
is hemmed and bound ready for use. 1t has a
few p'aits. 1t is evidently superior to the
skirts m ade Of flannel, IS II will shrink less in
washing, and its pliancy adds to its warmth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

~Tbs New York Union Of practical house
painters on Wednesday night passed resolu
tion imposing . 6ne upon any member of the
society who may refuse on pay day night TO
show his wages to q fellow. member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

ACCIDENT. - Yesterday morning o little
SSsns1ter o. -. -. a. ,.S' NS.nns' no. ? Soatn Dar-
right shou lder dislocated BY person who
was playing with her. and swinEins her by
the arms. Dr. c. Edward Miller attended her
This should be . warning TO those wbo would
swing young children in that ay.-Ban, .Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO GREAT
BRITAIN.-The Postmaster General has ac-
cepted lenders for the mail steamship service
from New York 10 the United Kingdom dur
ing the 1865 from the Hamburg American
Packet Company, the North German Lloyd
a1d the New York. Liverpool and Philadel-
phia Steamship Company at compensation
OF Is cents per ounce (about cents per single
let'e-) for letter mails, and cents per pound
for printed matter, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

LARCENY OF SrovB.-Tbomas Wasping-
ton was, on Saturday evening, arrested aud
tsken before Justice Gull, charged with hay
ing stolen a soove rom E,i2abeh Brown He
was committed % Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

PURCHASE OF THE DANISH HIsLANDs.-Oticial
news, 1t Is said, has been received that the
treaty for selling two Of the Danish West India
Islands 10 the UIited States fer s., 500, 900 in
eole has been recently signed at Copenhagen
denmark retains Santa q roce. The population
OF the newly acquired dominion is not sum.
cient TO constitute State, so that it will have
foreman for some time a territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

FoRGERY.-E. NJ. Sect, merchant, was ar
rested On saturday by officer Ourano. and
taKen before Justice Walter, charged bv VIM.
F. Hafton with forgery. He was committed 10
all for further hearing.