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~The people at 81. AIbaus, Vt, are sleigh.

~The people at 81. Albaus, VT, are sleish-
ing.
EMrs Lineolns old cio' are stin with
~fhe ultra fashionable women in Pari.
are wearing earters with diamond buckles.
Reception trains In Paris Are OF fabulous
length.
- While blasting rocks in Rhode lslspd.
Mr sweeney had the blasted misfortune TO
have his head blown on.
Y, % Sunday. ave
~sunday afternoon temperance meetings
are nyorits entertainments ~ Indiaaapoiis
IND. just now.
VA number Of gentlemen An Worcssr.r.
aAsss nAve esseolssned q co-opsrsftve store,
unoer the title Of ~The First Worosaser %,
operative Grocery and Prov tsaon Associstion.n
0At Moatrsai, . Frsnch Newspaper ID
canadian snnexation % ne United Stsies.
a psper wlta similar object BE- also pablished
~rhe danger arssine frm dsssctive chin.
ney nuee 10 eensn evidences ~ the net thae
IL fses ys,ss. sn. fssssy rm ,o sssss s,ss
snoke and cersonic acid entering their deep.
which passed through the ROOM
- Thirty thousand French artisans are
mAktng ARTIFICIAL nowsrs-
tng 10 bssak up tbs Sunday Law.
UJ- rhs Bsaaio sailors have been on .
seslks and saased N advance Of twssty-nys
~ rhs shipssildsss of O uebsc. vAo s.x.
been af Odds vita thetr vorkmen. havs ~
go e1e,s 2 : oonpfonAss' aaA vork wiii bsga
- ~ saAAssaasss vsaAi,s. An Psp.1.,.s,.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

A CEREMONY was performed in one of the
Masonic Lodges Of New York city on Tuesday
evening, which 10 but rarely known in this
country. 1t was the comforting OF what are
known as the Degrees of the Eastern Star, or
adaptive m masonry, upon about two hundred
ladies. who were the wives, daughters. sisters.
or widows ofmaster Masons. Two past grand
ssters OF New York State were present and
assisted at the ceremony, and the master of the
Lodge stated that 'he would hereafter labor in
the Grand Lodge Of New York to have it use
Its great infiuence With the Grand Lodges Of
the world for the purpose OF having some to-
ken brought into beng and generally recogni.
zed, by which wives. sisters, daughters. wild.
ows. and mothers OF Masons may make them
selves known all over the world. In this he
intended no infraction OF Masonic law, but he
did mean that when such relatives Of Masons
out carrying their relatives diploma in their
nOckefp
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Virginia News.

The Arnistead hun ing party have Just held
their annual November hunt. About thirty
gsnuemsn went The hunting ground is
across the Ridge in Augusta county on the
North Mountain. The party arrived al their
rendezvous on Monday, the Ilth In slant and
mp TO Friday night they had killed eighteen
oeer, there having been two days Of bsd
weather.
The Fredericxssurg Herald says "tne pip
mas killed more chickens in the country ad "a
cent, and town, than thieves have stolen-and
that is saying great deal. The best remedy is
to catch those affected, open their mouths aud
with your finger nail pull OF forcioly from
me end Of the tongue hard oony substance
Gen. Schoneid has ordered a military COM
mission 10 meet al Warsaw, in Richmond
comfy, At 10 a: m on Thnrsday, me slss inst,
OF George w. Thompson, civiliau, and such
oiher cases as may be probably ordered before
Judge H. W. Shefey has recently sold bis
form near Staunton, containin $50 acres, 10
Mr. Halle. OF Alabsm ms, for to sum OF $4,000,
one haif In cash, the balance In three equal an
sale.'
Ned Horton, colored man, tried in Lynch.
burg Tor shooting three negroes, who, with q
crowd OF several hundred others were en-
deayoring 70 mob him, on election cav fer
quilted.
james q. Taylor, OF Montgomery, William
Watts, Of Ro lnoke, and Charles W. Statham
OF Lynchburg have been appointed by the
Governor, State Directors in the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
Gen. SchofieId has declined 70 accept the
resignation of DR.. Eastman, delegates elect TO
the Convention from Louisa county.
The various reports from Winchester, lately
extensively circulated, about the arrest OF
Judge Parker, the killing OF Mr.. Conrad, &c
afl urn out TO be false. Mr.. Conrad 10 well,
and attending TO his business; there has been
no disturbances in Winchester, and Judge
Parker lie holding his court as usual The
trial OF Robert Forney, charged with the mur.
der OF Henry Trepary, on the night Of the 22nd
OF February last, was commenced before the
Circuit Court in Winchester, Judge Parker
presiding, on Wednesday morning last, and
after patient examination of the case, the
july returned a verdict that Forney was in.
sane al the time the onense was committed and
he was sent TO the1lnsane As, lum at Staunton
where he had formerly been confined.
Mr. oscar Newman, a German citizen OF
Richmond, has been appointed, at the instance
OF 6enerai Tochman, as agent for the Stats Of
virginia to influence immigration from Ger
many. He leaves Virginia with full authority
10 act under the seal Of the state throughout
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.-The Journal
OF this morning says:
John Callan, VIM. Henry Long, and Angus.
tus X. SteeTe, Were bToug ht before the Mayor,
and Justices Moore ana Summers yesterday
morning, and arraigned on the charge OF aid
iRg and abetting Charles Butte, in an assault
upon Elean or Lucas, also with breaking open
the door OF Henry Butte, and thus causing the
escape OF Chas. Butte. The parties were com
mitted TO Jail in default of bail, In the sum of
si50 to answer al the January term Of the
County Court.
fries. Prince William county. Va, on Satur
day. the 10th inst Dr. X. W. Wheat being in
the chair, 1t was recon nded that q county
convention be held at Brentsviile, on the first
Monday In December. -
Two car loads Of crazy people passed
through Alexandra on Thursday night, en-
reute 10 West Virginia from Staunton, Va.
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concluded in the Brooklyn City Court yester-
oayi the jury bring ing in verdict Of $50 dam .
ages for plaintiff The circumstances are
orieny as follows: Mr.. Taylor, the defendant, I,
ana ME wife had a slight misunders tand Ipx
about his conduct towards young lady, whom
Tayier introduced TO his house Is his niece
MRS Taylor finally determined to leave Ter
Scudder, the plaintiff. On removing, Mr..
Taylor carried away money and property to
the amount Of $4,000, ana Taylor procured
the arrest OF Mrs. Scudder on q charge of lar.
ceny, which resulted in her Incarceration uu.
tii the magistrates, on examining the case,
discharged her. She then brought suit for
false tmprison ment and sIander, Claiming
e5,OO0 damages.-N. Y. ConmsrciaL. 2Ist.
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ELorHnsnT WITH a GRoon-At Bradfor

ELoPIMRNr WITH A 4RooM-At Bradford
England, recently, William Croft, q groom
was brought up on curious charge. He had
Chowler, on the Park Farm, Boiten, who
holds . responsible position under the Duke of
Devonshire. Croft had been in the habit of At
tending the family when they drove out, and
out with the young ladies. An intimacy
sprung up between him and one OF the daugh.
ters, and thsy went over TO Bradford, applied
and would have been married but for the in.
reference OF the young lady's frionds, who
heard of the intentions Of the couple, and took
the young lady home. sfap rEatr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

"A Co-orHRAfIvB HousEsurLDrNe Socrrrr
II ST. LOUIS "A Workingmens . Co-operatIy We
building Society was forned 10 St. Leuis In
1888, out the war caused q temporary aban-
donment OF the enterprise. Recently q new
company have taken II mp, procured some sd-
vantageous notifications OF the charter, ana
Will soon be readv 10 begin work. The plan
is simple. Each OF the five hundred stock
holders pays ten dollars down and ten dol lars
q month until the object of the association is
fully attained. which will be, II is thought 10
about eight years. In return each stockholder
VIII receive fee simple TO q house and lot
worth two thousand dellars or more, in pro-
porton to the mum Der of shares he owns After
getting possession OF his house the stockholder
pays the company ten per cenI. on its cost, and
continues to pay his monthly instaIments of
ten dollars until each stocknolder Is simi-
iarly supplied. The principle OF ssfirst come,
nrst served" will be impartially applied
Each tockhoiders wishes with regard to the
situation OF his lot and tie arrangement of
his house WILL be followed as far as possible
After all the stockholders are housed there
will be balance in the treasury. This will
be divided amonx them according 70 the N um.
Der Of shares held by each.
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Decision in the Wood and Straw Paper
Patent Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The great wood and
straw paper patent case of the American Wood
and Press Company, OF Providence, against
Heft, DIXON and others was argued by Thos
Jenckes for the plaintiffs, and George Hard.
ing, OF Phfladelphis, for the defendants, be.
fore Judges Greer and Cad wallader, who de.
cioeo that the complainants bill should be
dismissed and the injunction refused
Judge Grier concluded his decision by sayinR r
that the combination and devices in Dixon 8
patent have more claim for originality and in.
not infringe on either Keen's Watts and Bur.
CESS patents E+T--
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HALLS VEGETABLE
HAIR REVIEWER

hrs proved itself be the perfect preparation
fer ths n air ever offered 20 the public to
Restore Gray HaIS % ats OrigisdI Color,
. nd create q new growth where il has fallen of
from disease OF natural decay.
4; tUil PTsrsRt TIE HaiT from Ja!liHg oxt.
All who use il are unanimous in awarding it the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extaRt.
Our Treatise on the ii air sent free by mail.
MASUFACTJR RED ONLY By
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FROM EUROPE.
The Eruption of Mount vesuvius.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The following cable
dispatch has been received here: "
NAPLES, Nov. 2l.-The eruption Of Mount
Vesuvius, which commenced with fearful
grandeur on the l4th instant, as reported in nv
special dispatch Of that date, continues The
mountain Is still sending forth pillars of fire
from the old and newly formed craters. and
the display is magnificent There are seven
streams OF lava in full flow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

RUN ON A BANK.-The New Yerk CORES
pondent OF the philadelphia Ledger writes on
Thursday as follows:
There was arun on the Manufacturers Bank
for an hour or two this morning. growing out
OF the fact that the president, J. ID. Sparkman,
Esq, Is a special partner in the firm of J. R.
Place 90, which Suspended yesterday, and
the bank was understood TO be q large holder
OF its paper. Under the excitement Mr Spark.
man resigned, and Mr.. Furman thereupon
was elected In his place. The bank, up to this
time, has promptly met ali demands upon It.
The Bank OF the Republic declining to act as
Its redeeming agent, the Fourth National Bank
volunteers to act for It in the clearing house.
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From Chicage-General Terry-Forma.
tton OF Grant CIub-The Wisconsin
ElectlNu.
Especial Dispatch TO the Sta,

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-General Terry of the In.
dian Commission. arrived from Fort Laramie
yesterday, and left to-day for his post at St
Paul.
A meeting for the organization of Grant
club In this city is called for this evening
Among the sieners OF the call are josan6
Mediil, OF the Tribune, Charles l.. Wilson. OF
the journal, ID. Blakesley, Of the Post, and John
Wentworth.
Wisconsin. except Pierce, make the Repub.
lican majority 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

TOLEDO, OHIO.y Nov. 2.-Weston reached
Striker, Ohio, my miles, this morning. He
abandoned his fourth attempt OF Q hundre6
miles in conseq uenoe OF discrepancy ID the
distance given BY the card and the actual dis
ance, which was found TO be greater than
was supposed. He ieaves Striker at noon, and
expects 70 commence his fifth attempt from 4
point between, Rome and Lsgenier. lndiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

SPREAD OF RITUALIeM.-ln spite of the ef-
forts OF large body OF Chris tians, Ritualism''
fe on the increase without doubt. The latest
convert TO this manner OF celebrating divine
worship (if not in szfremis at least IN a meas
ure) 10 DR.. Seabury's Episcopal Church of the
"Annunciauon"i in Fourteenth street nearly
opposite the 22d regiment Armory, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. This is a pretty
little edifice inside cruciform in plan, and the
cnancet elaborately illuminated and decorated
The cloths on the lectefn and pulpit are OF the
most ex quisite embroidery, and there is a fiue
bdsso rettero Of the "Annunciation' in marble
behind the altar. The exercises yesterc ay
consisted OF an early communion at 7x
O'Clock, second service at l0k, with sur.
pliced choir and organ, third service at 3K
O'CLOCK, with full choir ACCOMPANYING snts
and q fourth at II o clock in the evening. with
still more artistic music At the choir, or al.
ternoon service, the " Prscessionai'' and 'SRe-
cessionaf hymns were sung by the choris-
ters as they entered and left the chancel the
Psalier was chanted, ameHs sung, ana PRAYERS
lntoned. There was also a second or Echo
Choir" OF female voices mp stairs, which took
part In the psalm. in q new aud pecu liar man
ner and one which filled the listener with
pleasurable surprise. The choristers OF this
church are volunteers, and consist of ten
choir boys. four men. and some half a dozen
more In the " Echo Choir" They are all from
the ..Orrhean Free Choral Schools founded
by Mr. Jerome Hopkins.-N. Y. Tmes, Noe Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

CONVICTED OF FOReERY.-MichaeI Kilrain
has been onvicted of forgery at Harrisburg,
"a, On the Third National Bank of Pittsburg
He 10 the party that, under the ASA med name
OF Thouas Parkin, was arrested last August
for presenting q forged check at the Mec6a an
ics' Bank Of Harrisburg. 1t was said he had
operated exeeAsiyeiy In various sections Of the
State-on Philadelphia. Baltimore, and pitts.
burg merchants. George T.. Bryant was con.
vtcted OF forging pass on the PennsyIvania
raiiroad, and OF obtaining money therefor OF
Iaise pretencee. This case excited consider.
able interest, inasmuch as the defendant 10
Wen known sporting man.
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From Havana.
TBy Gulf Cahle.l

HAVANA, Nov. 22-Ths passengers and
specie by the steamer salient had not been
the hurricane set II, and are safe. Onlv ths Isi.
and passengers have been transferred.
The steamer Conway 10 safe, ss - has hean
got on the Island Of Tortola, whsre she was
aeround. .- ~ 81 -
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Flour 15a2O cents low
er. Wheat dull; 1a2c lower. Corn dull ana
dropping. Pork dull; Mess at S2O.65. Lard
dull at l2&a13k. Barley scarce and firm
Cotton dull at I'm cents forUpIands Frsiehts
steady. Spirits Turpentine firmer at 54ka55
cents. Rosindull at 80 for common.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

ga few weeks since a man approached the
rope 10 which ts attached the balloon In which
drew knife, when the attendant asked him
hie intention. my wife," he replied, ais up
IN the balloon, and I'd give q hundred francs
for the prtvileke OF cutting the rope" The
oier OF the monster was refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
.Aduisal Tegsthsff Expecsed q Ha var,
with Maximilllans Bsly. = '6E
s73 Especial Dispatch To the Stsrl ,ns

HAVANA, NOV. 21.-The aApstrian steam
frixste Navara 10 expsetsd 70 pnt In hefe TO
coal Admiral Tegethon had commuu iSatsd
NTH the UpbAn authorities feou eefins ~
10 avoid any demonstrAsiou on the Sfy3vSI al
the Isss EDperor'e Ssmains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
Excitement Among whisky Dealer.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-There is consid.
eraoie excitement among the whisky dealers
In consequence Of the new equation of the
Treasury Department which will consolidate
all bonded whisky in one warehouse, whereby
prominent politician, 1t Is SAID, will pocket
$4,000 per annum TOR storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
FREElo EYEKYROD1

Large pp. Circular, giving information of the
Greatest Importance 70 the young Of both sexes:
the Sespised resnsctsS ct and the }orsaSen loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address and receive a copy post paid, by re-
turn msil. Address p b. drawer 81
ap3 d&veoly TROY, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

wHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum
WHEAT0N'S s 0INTMENT cures all Diseases of
the Skin.
Price 50 cents-by mail so cents. All Druggists
z, ID. GILMAN. Agent, Peana. sy. 30 eely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

WEsToN's RATE OF SPEED IN WAIKISG-A
gentleman who has been with Weston during
the greater portion OF his walking match days
that at no time since his start has he m ade
more than 5K miles an hour, except on the 10th,
Wnen ne made q distance between the State
Line and North East, Pennsylvania, six miles
In IS minutes. From Silver Greek to North
East is just 50 miles. This distance he m ade in
ten hours. The trip from Silver Greek TO Erie,
IS miles, was accomplished in IL hours and IS
minutes, an Average OF I1x minutes To the
mile, or about s. X miles an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
NEW MARRIAGE cUInr

AN ESSAY FOR DUNG MEN ON Physiologf-
cal Errors, Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments TO
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in
eealed envelopes, free of charge, Address DIR. :. .
skILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Phjlsdelphia, Pa. seZJ- Ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

b. WAeHrNGroN O0UHrY RAILRoAp-The
first car load Of wheat, direct from Haeers.
town via the Washipgton Oounty end Balti.
more and Ohio Roads, reached Bal6more city
yesterday. q 2 tt-.s ff5 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

! ~The Nov OrleaAs ricaypns q opposed
70 sprocurisg white labor" Il seys:5We
srS scs procure labor. The systsm at nsr.
camille hrming vhich has 20 long curssd the
South, ana bred debt and idlsness, mast cease
% eu1 ee0y VIII becpne ruin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
GENERAL ScHoFIELD leaves for Richmond
to-day.

A NUMBER Of Congressmen have left the
city, many OF them intending 70 remain absent
until the first MONDAY In December, under the
impression that there will be no important
legislation next week. .t.
Nr. Scofield, OF Pennsylvania. has been
called away bv the sudden illness OF certain
members Of his family, and consequently no
report need be expected from the Kentucky
election cases next week, a. Mr.. s. had this
matter especially In charge. ..e
SECRETARY McCULLocH's annual report is
completed, and copy has been presented to
ihe President. II II understood thai Mr.
McCulloch makes q strong argument in favor
OF continuing the policy Of contraction Of the
currency, according to the terms Of the present
law. az the rate of four millions Of dollars per
"on'n. z.ei cd 8fU
AT THH MEETING Of the American Social
Science Association in New York, on Thurs.
day Prof. z. ID. Gallaudef, OF the Columbia
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, read an interesting
paper on the American and European sys-
tens Of deaf mute instruction. Prof Delmar,
of the Eureau Of Statistics, read paper on
''rsxaiion" at the same session. .l
SWAMI LAxDs.-rhs Commissioners Of the
General Land O1ce has just transmitted to
The Governor Of Iowa, certified copy OF ap:
lands subject to sale at Sioux City, selected a.
enurfpe 70 the STATE OF Iowa under the act Of
Congrsss, approved September 18th, 1850. en-.
brAcipg ASA " acres. - 4ae
AInY Ospss.--Brsvst Capt. n. Rsdmopd.
Of the Ssh Artillery, has been ordered before
,na Nsxx Yogn Retiring Hoard.
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Raphael Senrn es.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 23.-rhe ex.Confederate
Admiral Raphael Semmes has been lecturing
In this city, on the Cruise of the Alabama, to
very thin houses. - -
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The Case of State Senator Humphrey.
New York.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Star
ALBANY, Nov. s2-The Grand Jury inyesti-
eating the charges of legislative bribery and
corruption against Senator Humphrey have
failed 10 lind an Indictment agaiast MIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
The Gran, s,ov,m.,,i,,h.w w.,,

The Grant Movement in the West.
Especial Dispatch to the Star1
CHICAGO, Nov. GA number Of our lead
ing Republicans have united in calling a
meeting this evening TO form a Grant club.
Four OF the Republican papers are represented
In the call /. ..".H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

CeaI Famine and Cholera in Kentucky.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star
LOUISVILLE, Nov. a3.-The scarcity of coal
has compelled the suspension recently of sew.
eral Of cur largest manufacturing establish.
msnts The Louisville rolling mill has re-
served suficient coal TO protect the families Of
their late employees until the coal famine
.abates. Great distress Is imminent among
DISCHARGED laborers ~ -'i .4-t - I
Cholera y reported 70 BE- At Hopkinsvil.sa and
FairvieW, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

UHcoNHoRrABL8 THIoRY Rnsp.crrN rHl
SAFETY OF TIE EARTH.-Pref. Loomis thinks
II not impossible that sumcient steam might be
generated in the burning center OF the world
70 blow the whole globe TO pieces. A volcanic
eruption under the sea, or near II, like that Of
tesuvtus now IN progress, may at any mo.
or, By letting the water in upon the central
fires. to - Followed, for aught we know, hy
an explosion that shall rend 1t apart, and send
a. planets or mefeofs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

getWeen the NeGro SoidIers and the New
Police Force.
Especial dispatch to the Star.l
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. II Serious dis
turbances have occurred at Falmouth, on the
north side, between the negro soldiers and the
new police force organized under the order
lately issued by the Government. The blacks
are on trial. The Government tears co adopt
the step OF calling out the militia to end the
agitation "a step which appears necessary.
Ex-Governor Eyres' method OF suppressing
insurreetiOn by military forcs may be adopted.