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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Suspension Of an Indiana wcaIe.
Factory

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec p The Lawrence
burg WOODEN Manufacturing Company at In
diana, suspended yesterday. Their liahilitie.
are nearly 100000, aud their assest are e>;i-
mated AZ Si5o,00o The mills we're regarded A.
being among the hest in the United States ana
THIS crlss in the affairs of the COMPANY in il
supposed is on account of the cnharr sssrnent
OF the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad OF
which the president OF the mills l.. b. Lewis
claimed that the mills have been maxim, monar
during the past season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Interesting Centennial services.

fHfl apEtrHIA, ptc.SS.-lutsr. sting s,rt 80.
were held e., Chr 4 Chu' ch tod ". commence
Sting The tgHdredth anniversary OF the ordirs
ton oI Ri,aCp Nh,ts. in England. The remain.
OF the Bishop r.grc reuOyed ron the ward a. q
placed iu TIE clfsCcl, IN the tomb FTeIa AIRED iar
Ia burmese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

prErFC. bec. The tidal wave. which va.
expected 20 ne - Lirh t'is =. m. Vas in fact
lower than uSus'. abe II ople living along the
wafer side. who had made preparations az siuri
The wave, returned 10 thew dwellings. relieved
OF their anxiety. Tho living On isher grounds
WHO expected AZ earthquake feel easier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
gICn cheyenne Not guilty Cold
Weather aud SNOW.

F-ENENNF, W I. Dee. - telegram troui
Navlf. stai,s thst In the case Of Kelly. tired
TT r,-der, the Jury returned = verdict % nos
-.'ty.
10. YEA her Is cold. aul tie snow s. D.. { .rc
f7a.v. q he tra'rS Ola tie Union AMI nenvc-
Peer. roads reach here on time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

GEORGIA ELECTIoN.-A dispatch from Au-
gusta, Ga, says that the election closed and
passed OFF quietly throughout the State, both
parties voting freely and without Intimidation
SO lar ss heard from il will take a dsy or tive to
the democrats will elect four, il not five of the
members VI Congress and two thirds OF the Leg
islature. ''Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Wills ID, stro,cd BY FIre

ROOMS ar Ny. Dec = -- The Boston mil =
O. Browns race. osl,d AMI orcupie nv lsm
Connolly & Co. were nearly DESTROYED by are
L., ai 80. In-urauce Sis.Jsa ON the building.
ard - go On the stoCI, which viii not cover The
'rSs. Vie lrv-rr rHi''s. owned hv T. y. Car =
surel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Bankrupt. with Liabilities OF n m aa-
dred Thousand.

CINgINNsTI, Dec. smith y. Fowler &
co whisky dealers. who made an assignment.
l1s .Eliyi,us''y tltdhis IJfition IN bank ruptc,
Ais laAi.tuss are estimated M ~ ,lio. asse's
SlIS.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

MONEY FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dalano
has approved the pav-tol fof the clerks in the
Land Office up - the Sis inst Int. and the en-
pjoycs OF that Office u day received their mll.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s2JJ ,SoI.r1.

CHRISTMAS TURKEYS FOR THE MEsssSGERs.-
The Secretary Of war this morning presented
tie several mcssen,e in his Aft &c .ch with a
tuyxey lor Chi s,mss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

Cold IN THE HRAD-Dr. PolIion. OF France
rays that cold in the head can be cured by in,
hsilng barfshOrr. The inhalation by the nose
sfouid be seven or eight times in Ave miuutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
N5 Pence Congress. Of women

NEw YORK, Dec. "a meet ~, al ysn,ar
was held in the han Of the Union IL ague this
morning for the pUrrOCe of arranging prelir,i-
nerles for Worlds Peace Congress OF Women
owing 10 the severity OF the weather the at
tendance was slim. Among The more promireDt
present. were Lucre;ia Mott, Julia Ward Howe
MIS-. Blake, Pro. essor Wilcox, Cora Hatch Tan-
pan, and the Rev. ~. b. 7 - hir rham NJ
Howe rT "Ged. Size presented an addregsto ne
aGuTtCf a. the esIIe. .iCn q tie n-ettng. The
addi-SS emt odled tie idea that universal pcace
HGs necessary TO the vCrlt's progress. AMI az
ire men were occupied in TPk.ng wars women
stouid undertake 10 bri.g il about letters
were READ fIom Bishop simpson Ana. VOL
keI. John Stuart Mill, Madam GaSssrin. and
otL.Is ACTRESSES were made nv Rev -. Il
froth'nShsa and others, after which he me-
iDS adjourned until this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

Pam is supposed u be the lot o. us poor mortsls
a. inevitable as death itself and liable at any time
remedial agents should be at hand 10 be used on an
emergency, when the seminal rinciple lodged in
the system sh.lI develop Itself, and feel the ex
CIuCiating agnDles Of pain, the depressing intu-
ence OF disease. such remedial agent exists in the
PAN kILLJR whose fame has made the circuit of
the globe Amid the eerps ices az the polar regions
tropics its virtues are known and Appreciated
UI'ler all ATTITUDES, from the one extreme TO the
o,heT' tuteTng huiEs1ity has fonnd relief from
over which this medicine has spread, attests its
raiue snd potency From n small beginning. the
ram hitler has Prshed g. aduaily along making its
anpl,d success and popularity has brought others
INTO the reid, who have att pied undo similarity
81 nr ai !. 10 nsuTp the ntde.ee OF the people aud
ihslr Efforts have proved fTuitless, while the Pain
hliler isstiil growing in public favor. deS colin
TIL RSTGN = IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
pE' The best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Sold ~ all druggists Price - and 81 cents
JoUN EMS INOnOROCS GLOVE CLEANERre
shores Sollrd gloves equal TO new cold by all t+ug-
17ts anu fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents. de5-ly
GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR foCNG MEN, on Social Evils.
ana the proprety or Improperly Of getting Married
with sanitary help for those no feel united for
Philadelphia, Pa. ssls-eo3In
BATCHELOK'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
harmless, reliable instantaneous. does contain
death. Avoid the Wanted ard deusiye prepsrstions
boasting virtues they do not possess The genuine,
W. A. Bstohelor's II air Dye has had fht,fy ysars'
the only perfect Han pyeOgIse f or Browsi sofd
Sy ell Druggists. Applied at 10. Bond street, New
York. fes.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

ST. JohN's, n. B., Dec. PA meeting Of the
Paris crew and supporters has been held And n
vas resolved to bring about another match with
the Tyne crew. -Four thousand dollars was
subscribed. "
The tidal wave predicted fer to-day did NOT
height.
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Prisoner Shot Dead while Attem nj.
ing 10 Eseane.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. PA number of
prisoners attempted to break and escape from
and killed one Of them, and the Remainder wsrs
secured. "Sie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Paper ua,er. STRIKE in New York.


NEw lCES, Dec. THE iourneymeu paper
rulers ipsugurste.' >tI.kt tLis nIo.Iing asa.us.
o. iurt.Uu Cf-NzEtS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

THK Following is the population of some Of
tie prir cipal cities and towns In Virginia: Al
exandT'a city 1j,5.6; Lynchburg, l6,12J Dan-
Vile, ,4G4; Lexington 81 So; Petersburg Is 95o.
Richnord, 81 ,G93; Norfolk, 10 ,25i; Portsmouth
.o,592; Farmyille, LBS; fredericksburg. 1 o IS;
Manchester, 2,2il; Winchester, 4,4JO; Williams,
burr. $50. -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
New England Celebration and New
oakland XeAlheH I'm A. LAMA

ST. LOUIS, Dec: S.-The New Englanders
residents here, held q grand festival iast Min
In commemoration OF the anniversary of fhe
landing OF the Pilgrims. A large party wa
present.
Navigation il entirely suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

AN EMEUTK lately occurred at the H.IIes Com
trales in Paris, caused 10y the indignation pro-
yoked by sudden ard great rise In prices
H0Tsemeat sauEages were offered at OF Der
kilog. ANNE and torsellesh black pud1iDgs at ~
A crowd OF women who sought TO make pur-
che; es protested against these prices, but fail
ing to convince the vendors they pelteJ them
with their own saussges. The disturbance was
checked only BY the active in; erfereuce CT tbe
National Guard, and the shops OF the unpopu-
lar dealers were summary closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

LAND SALES IN VIRGINIA.-A tract of finn.
bered land near Herndon, in Fairfax countv
"a, belonging TO X. M. Weir, esq, containing
OF Cumberland county, Maine, for S5,I75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

NEw YORK, Dec. 23.-John Monroe, a Psris
snker, died IN London on Ws.Rssday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

Mr.. George L. Down ng, the eolored ex
Capitol esfarrant keeper. is out in ,etter
reviewng tie late sIeech OF Senator Schurz
Downing says tie Senator rejected Oh the col
ored people Of Missouri, and Senator Drake
having failed IN f!s reply TO defend them, he
.DoUningl thinks It not out OF place for HIM t.
10 so, and then proceeds to state his views OIL
that matter and other political questions, .ayinp
hat the policy of Senator ScEurz, il carried
out, would csusc a breach between the Ger
mans and the colcred men, and that it is T. the
decided interest of the latter to .ecure another
epublican admins ration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

THE CABINET met to-day at noon with all the
members present except Secretary Robson
and Attorney General A.crman, who are ous
o. the city. Unless ,Omeih ug of import luu.
should tar spire, there viii p-ObahIv be ~
farther meeting Oh the Ibinet until January 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The weather TO-DAY 1.
cloudy. The eclipse Of the sun was seen hut
imGerfectiy in the south Of England. IL Was
wen observed northward. particularly at Wick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALL's OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
MISS KATE DENIM
a., the Na,iorsl Thriter Oompsn,, in psIyr. Sen.
ss;iona Drsla q
MAN AND WIFE
tn y AND SOON .ra GCi3Gx. AAS
hcrily Ai,eru,o 4 aud Nigh -BLCE EEARp.
EATING ATISG"
TO-DAY MD TONIGHT.
NATIONAL PAEK IfgH AMI sTREsrs
ADMIT tt>Cf -----....-,-,-,-...-.-.......9s CE>TS
TIUNAL THEATEE.
SUNDAY BEING;s pEoEMESE %. 1-3O.
sTLTGT EEAofSGs:
N-w York favCrIte, Re1itaIioust, who VIII rect
CT 1 ha ,1,s p ts9pT, Penn,
cE, TIE sPfSIr OF FREEDOM,
as--;ed , we'll know1 musical csiebri;Ics OF Wash
GRA,jD ORCHESTRA
to- adi i md i" Ia. crci SO s eeht o.
Secured seats ma be had At the baN Office Of the
>olos."Hs, Pcnus7.y auia avenue. d-21 n
national THEATER.
EVERY EVENING and MATINEE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON AZ 2o'csock.
HtrIaUdcI r ester new and original partoyime OF
= L l. : A "
THE CID WOMAN THAT LIVED IN SHOE
CHRISTMAS MATINEE
DIR 4 AONDAG, DECEMBER %. a. O'Clock
DEETHONEN CENTENNIAL
LINCOLN HALL.
FRIDAY ENENIkG. DECEMBER 81. 1870
fhCG RAMNE
FULL ORCHESTRA
Prisoners Chorus from ''F'deIiO''..... BsethOven
CHOKAL sos IETY.
Piano Concerto Ne 3. H. r. y Beet 9yen
$50. FELIN BENKERT AND oRCHE>TRA.
MIS-. DEOoPs. MRS. MOBELL. h8 Bur
hkTT. AND AR. CHASE.
JAdagio, Al zero con brio. t2I Lsrehetto.
l3i EcherZp. a. EIuzle Allegro
TnESTRA.
>oprsn0 S9lO-Aria from ..FieeIio'' -. Beethoven.
MRS. SOPHIE DK0OP.
Turkish March, from Rims II Athena Beethoven
ORCHESTRA
chorus oil per'ishes from - Ruins of Athsns
Choral SOsis;y. with orchestral accompaniment
HslleiuJsh Chorus, fTorh Mount Of Olives
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. CHORAL sUCiE.
Tf, AND FULL OBC ESTRA.
Tickets. One Dollar.
S-ats ray be re- erysd. without extra chNr-s, A.
Ellis Music >tOre-sale 20 commence en- Tuesday,
the ath instant - a m.
Doors open At o'clock IN. performance 70 be-
gin Al .. IN. dell 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
GETTING MARRIED.
BATCHEIOK,s HAIR I'VE
BALLS. PARTIES. Sc.

s. k F.
SECOND GRAND MASQUERADE
CIVIC BALL
DAMON GONCLAVE, No. 4, .. p II.
TO EE GIVEN At
MASONIC TEMPLE
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %. 1870
III -. ~ ~
Admi- tug G sptlt man aud Lady including suprer
Prof ScbToders Bras and itr1Ds Band has b.
engage for the o-ocsIon.
costumes can be procured at Hsrrv Donohua's,
500 h street, for tbs above -cas'on, at redr
pTiC6s
Mossrs Shafsr Benssr. the well known cstereI-
will iuIn;sh Srp~er.
f. -Etfss C5D,1cIf1sr
A u SHAY, Chairman. X. ID swlNGLE, Sec'y.
% KtNEELL. Treas IT. FORD.
G GLASGOW. WIN. HCCARTER.
de.Bf sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

ARREST or AN Ex-COLLRCToE or INTERNAL
RkvBNUR.-SuPervsOr Dwyer has caused
warrant TO issue for the arrest OF DR.. Andrew
Lewis. Ia;e Collector ofInternal Revenue of the
FIRST Disn'ct OF Indiana, on the charge OF en-
tezz'ement " public funds while ilg y col
lector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Ap"' OLAkk. 7. D. CKOS
4. EDW. CLARK q CO..
rrarr0s

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. hoULDiSGs. &c. te
NHARF, DEPOT, and PLANNING MILL, for
OF STD street east, near u. :. Navy Yard.
BRANCH YARD. Virginia avenue AMI eth s.reae
east G0s tsaGl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

FREDERICK DOUGLAS As COMMISSIONER To
SAN DUNINGO.-It il believed nat the Pfesi-
dent will appoint Frederick Douglas as one Of
the Commissioners to visit san Domingo and
Inquire into the resources or that Island con,Ii-
ton of the inhabitants, &c, under the ioinr
resolution which passed the Senate Yesterday.
and which Will pass the House early in January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
Al The Star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania NV. and nth 81.
RI THR
EVENING STIR yEWSPiPER COMPANY.

TIE STAR = .rved by carrier. o. their sub-
sSEibsEs in the Jity ard District AZ TN CENTS PER
wsEE or fORIT F1UE CENEs PEA MoXIH. Copies
n TIE counter, Two CENTs.
PROF. FuR Maine Three N -u'hs, s1.S0;
ei1 soaih as, $500: one Year, So 90. No papers
sre sent from the fice longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAE-pnbliShed on Friday
norrinG-Sl SO year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

TIE CENSUS OF MARYLAND made by the
United States Marshals show, total population
OF ISl.C54, being an increase of OO0 since 1860
Calvert Charles, Dorchester, Hartford, Prince
Georges. Queen Anne'S and st. Marys conn
ties all SIC decrease Stree 1860. Under the
present appOrtiOnmont of Representatives in
Congress, Maryland will he ent,tied under the e
figures TO five memberG-the present number,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

VIOLATIONS OF THE REVENUE LAws.-Su-
pervis"r Emery, Of Tennessee, reports to the
internal Revenue Bureau the seizure of three
copper Stills 40 acres Of land. one yoke Of oxen
and ore wagon. aud the breaking up OF three
Illicit stills M tie Sth district of Tennessee.
supervisor Simmons, OF Massachusetts re-
ports the eizure of y COO cigars. belonging to
Sd smith, In the 9th district OF that State, ior
a violation OF the revenue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

TIA BILE BROTHERS.
dels-r AO0-sIvENTH AND d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

TIE AENT RETIRING B1lRD-The Army
Rctinng EoaTd, cOrycred under act of July
18th, $50, row in ,'on at Winder's Building.
in this city, is composed OF the following Off
cers:-Mai0r Gen. w. 8. HeucocLc. Brio Gn,
4. Ii. Terry, Brevot Major Ger. Thomas II
Kruger, colonel 18th Infantry; Bravef Major
Zen =. h Suifh, c0lorel 18th infantry: I3revet
Major Ger. II. =. Mackenzie. ,oIoreI 2IIb in
tantrv; Brevet Major james McNiU7n. captair,
nth infsntIy, TeIo."eT; Major II. w. GO6di- !
low, Judge advocate; X. IL. HIT, Congressional
stCnO2raoleT; John Cameron. chief clerk and
large 'oTce of CLERKS, detailed With Nuecif'
reference 10 tier efficiency. lrOm the va ous
bureaus Of the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

DIR. MERRILL
1112 street. rear 18th orfiNA %
All DENIAL WORK done in the hest
msLner ana ~ moderate prices. EitrDss III
Oxide Gas for extracting teeth 80
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EARDsEE PHOTOGRAPHY .LIxRy
" HAS EENUyyD

TO 92i PENhsfLyANIA AVENUE
N'er Val. X tfu-0H q g. = Claiming D-pp.
tnd trseeis'~iy CD site The west .ics = thu
slse-s.E Building. E0zs IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

NAVAL ORDERS TODAY Commodore Fal,ius
Stanly or6e.ed TO duty as Light House IL
spec or OF The 9Th District. Midshipmen VIM
+. Bulklav, Samuel ?. C0mIey, Henry g Louy
necker. and Sidney ". May. ordered 20 the
Tennessee. Second A .sstant Engineer VIM
Nintzer ordered to the Naval Ac deny. Passed
Assistant Paynaster Chas. A. Mcdaniel ordered
to the Terror. Commander james =. .Jouetf
detached from duty a. Light House InSuc.tor
on the IN - trict aud ordered 20 ordnance
duty at the NGr.oI6 navy ward. Lent. Com
VIM. W. Maclay detached from the Pacific iiecs
to TetuI an hoire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

THAT DUEL.-DOun Piatt takes occasion, in
in 'et'er 70 tie Cincinnati Commercicl, to DENY
al absurd ltoIy ttst he had been challenged
by Clinton Rice, that he had failed to accent
the challeree, aud that Rice had been nut
urder aIrt,t 70 keep the peace. Rice a. 50
denies it, and saws that the story OF his arrest
was sell on newspaper reporter who was at
Police headquarters when he called there 70
zee Major Richards on other business. As
neither Piatt or Rice know anything about the
duel tukinc-s :, It s evidently a stupid hoax
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

gown of thin jnOarnit (cat
cOlOred) taffety, with long
short sleeves, passamented 2
the body with silver passamei
and small cordOns of silver an
blue silk" This dress, from the
Iightness of the material, was evi-
IDENTIFY for summer wear. She had
also a lOng-tdiled high.neckit gown
Of ldya (wOOlen manufacturer, &C.
ru (meaning embrOidered), with
silver and white silk, laick-Aeckit
with barlet'es-that is to say, made
low in the bodice, trimmed with
stuffed rolls of the same material
A white satin lang "a led high
neckit gown, pIssainented all over
with gold; one of blue damask,
passainented all over viii silver
one of durapge damask, with sil
yer; one Of cloth Of silver, frosted
with geld on green velvet; another
of cloth of gold, embroidered with
silver, grounded with purple satin,
made low in the bodice, and trim
med with a geit, Or edging lace, of
god.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
The Last MilestOnes
BY "pEARL BIvgE5'

Sixty years through shine and shadow
/ Sixty years, my gentle wife,
You and | have walked together
Down the rugged road of life.
From the hills Of spring we started,
And through all the summer land,
And the Fruitful autumn country
We have journeyed hand in hand.
We have horne the heat and burden,
Toiling painfully and slow;
We have gathered in our harvest
With rejoicing, long ago.
Leave the uplands for our children,
They are strong to sow and reap
Through the quiet winter lowlands
Cur level way we keep.
'Tis drcary country, darling,
You ard | are passing through
But the road lies straight before ms,
And the miles are short and few;
No more dangers to encounter
No more hills to climb, true friend
Nothing now but simply walking
Til we reach our journeys end.
We have had our time of gladness;
Twas proud and happy day,
All the proudcst of our journey,
When we felt that we could say,
Of the children God hath given,
Looking tOndy on the ten,
"Lovel Y women are our daughters--
Our sons are noble men :"
We have had our time of sorrow
Our time of anxious fears,
When we could not see the milcstoDcs
Through the blindness of our tears.
In the sunny summer country,
Far behind us, little May
And Willie, too, grew weary,
And VIZ left them Oh the wav,
Are you looking backward, mother,
That yOu stumble in the snowi
| am still your guido and staff, dear,
Lean your weight upon me, 50
Our road is growing narrow;
And what is it, wife, you say'
Yes! ] know our eyes are dim, dear,
Dul We H"Ne uoJ losl lne way.
Cheer thec cheer thee faithful hearted
Just a little way before
Lies the great Eternal City
OF the King that we adore.
I can see the shining spires,
And the King, the King, my dear,
We have served him long and humbly !;
He will bless US, do not fear,
All the snow falls fast and heavy,
How you shiycr with the cold
Let me wrap your mantle closer,
And my arm around you fold,
We are weak, and faint, and weary,
And the sun low in the West,
We have reached the gates my darling
Let us tarry here and rest.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
Wardrobe Of Mary, Queen OF
Scots.

Among the items in Queen
Mary's wardrobe Inventory, we
observe zone little hat of black
taflcty, embroidered all over with
gold, with a black feather and
gold band. Another hat of black
tafety, embroidered with silver,
one Of black velvet, embroidered
with silver, and one of white crisp
lcrapp) also a little gray felt hat,
embroidered with gold and red
silk, with a feather Of red and
Yellow the royal colors of Scot
land. These belonged to her rid
ing attire; but she had also rich
variety Of hoods, colts, cauls, bon
nets, ahdcornettes Of velvet, dam
ask, Grape, and other costly mate
rials, embroidered with gold, sill
yer, silk, ana pearls; with these
she wore her regal frontlet Of jew
elers work and gems. Her wells
were for the most part OF Grape,
! passamented with borders Of gold,
embrsidery, and pearls. The fol
lowing quaintly described articles
of oriental luxury in Mary's ward
robe inventory appears to have
been anticipation Of the modern
paraSol, for defending her face
from the too ardent rays of the
sun: "a little canopy of era
NOISY satin, Of three-quarters long
furnished With fringes and fdsSjS
made of gold and cramoisy silk
with many little painted buttons
serving to bear shadow atOre the
Queenn Another Of these fanoi
fuI hand canopies was made 0.
silver damask and carnation silk
tringed with carnation and silver
She had six,and- thirty pairs o
silver shoes, laced and paSSament
ed with gold and silver, besides
mulis or slippers in great variety
Her gloves were of the gauntle
form, Gringed and embroidered
with GOLD, silver, colored silks, ant
small pearls. Her hose were silk
stocked with gold or silver; bu'
she did not disdain the use o
Guernsey icorSctt for winter wear
She had short clOaks Of black vel
vet, embroidered with silver, anC
of white satin, embroidered ant
fringad with gold, Highland
mantle of black frieze, paSsament
ed with gold, and lined with blacl
taffety a blue Highland mantle
and a white Highland mantle.
Her gowns, raSkinis, skirts
sleeves, doublets, and yardingale'
were very costly, but not SO nu
merous as those of her good sister
of England, who rejoiced i'll thC
possession of two thousand mag
InIdcent dresses. Mary Stuart
wardrobe contained but fifty, o
surprising riches and elegance
The first in her inventory is
"robe royal of purple velvet, EN-
broidered about with gold and fun
red with spotted ermine. A loni
loose gown, white satm, the breast
thereof lined with a breadth 0
cloth-of-silver, and passamente'
1about with q broad paSsement q
silver. A loose gown of cramoisi
satin, lang tdilit, lined inthe breast
with frosted cloth Of gold, with
broad band of gold about th
same. One highaeckit tdfa-tdd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19

Alta late Woman's Rights Con.
vention in Washington, a member
said that ':Woman wants bread
she wants work, she wants cloths" !"
Especially cloths. If there is any
thing a woman wants worse than
cloths, it is a husband-until she
gets him.