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MEDICAL. &c.

CONSULT Z, LEON, THE OLDEST. EsTAB-
" ntbeo sIeeislirt IN the city. De guarantee =
tlbIe OF al Acute srd Chronic Skin Diseases Ahan-
coned and M treated cases q specially. thoToagh
9th street northwest. nOyI-Iy
"SATIsfACTIoE"-A posiiive cure; 81 per
- Dottie PrtpaLed according % the original
PentsyN snia avenue. ConsultSi ION free. Oct25im'
nR Lkos, The Oldest Esta lished and only Re-
~ liable Ladies' Phy IN TIE City, can DC cor
Female Complaints Quickly cur,d. Uffce aud Resi-
oence Monroe street, Baltimore. octsIm-
ns. KIoonDr kssEsCk OF LIfI restore,
e.Gse arising. Failure inpo:zible. Bsssre q al.
Seitsers who onst soosied iree PRESCRIPTIONS thai
are useless and finally prove ruin1usly en- pensivs
Whatever has merit must . fair price ss per
jos: JACQUES, = UniversitT Place, Bew fers.
Druggists supplied. Jezi- ID
UlR. A. O, TKANsEAC si1Sr noTe Thaa TvenTy
Nrsos, and sEs. diseass. al priSsss disease. "a
diseases OF women. Vel defned cases treated bY
door. above Patent once. Hours, 40 q. NJ, ana
SPECIAL NOTIOE.-Dr. ROBEETsos css { 9
ssi s s.a .ad s. os 81 %
= .. M. on Gil diseases of the Urinary orgsns sla
ns.s. Ssrros. DEBILITY; seS frsmstur. -.
cay, hersegs Treme,ii.s P.lpitsron q the Heart.
hood and early indIscretions Gonorrhss strfoture.
oe, sndOrssd bI Tie iesins psysesaIs Il IL. S,,s
S ass S Ssd ,s sS s
above s.ssssss Vii Ind y @ thslI Interest 20 e.il
Gestnept, and cure guarantees in every osss hs
undertakes. W III refer his Dstrous 20 any Of the
eseinoniais from me ssne. OeiI or sadrS - sec,o
or ID south Brtsv olrest. Balf1nnes. oaro-iy
Evening star., 1877-11-01

Our double-sheet for Saturday will be an
exceptionally interesting number, and as
usual, with these issues, a very large edition
will be required TO supply the demand. We
must again remind our advertisers who
wish to avail themselves of the advantages
of place in the double sheet 10 send in their
advertisements as early as possible.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Brainsrd X, Wsr-r, Esr,s A. M,Iasi,s,
Gle street northwest
Evening star., 1877-11-01
SHERMAA HOUSE,
2i6 and 21S Third street.

Sl6 and 21S Third street.
A drst-c'ass Family Hotel ROOMS en- suite or
single, with or without Board; low prices, and
enoice accommodations. oct25-lm
S17 IS STREET, ROOMS, I'm SUITE Or
and furnished; hrst class throughout. oc.n-2w:
THE FREMONT HOUSE Is MAKING GOOD
4 terms Tor Winter Boarders. Family and single
rooms; either steam or stove heat. octi2tr
fSss af .as. .nS .Id s
tiemen 1413 street, near IS street where every
&c OF the 70 TsgT.r Break
Private Dinner Parties served :. short sOG' no
uce octl0-lm
T'HE CUMMoDIOUs RESIDENCE AT THE
corner OF New York avenue and 18th street hsv-
ing been oroughly renovated and newly furnished
g' .ns Ssy t0f 9ss
,,,S1. ath, S1. MES. N. T. sOUrHALL, formerly OF
RoARpINo-els ll.n stree. mort. .est, elegant
snd
Rooms, single or en- suite. Tirst-clas TABLE
BOABD. Transient guests accommodated. sea -Sws
MoRToN HOUSE,
e92 AND s24 STREET NV.
PRICES FOR BOARD:
paid in sd1sncs..-......--.. Is SS SS
Breakfast or Dinner ...........-.. IS
j Meal dS
MoRToE HOUSE WAS the rst one in the tx city OS %
from M S ssI 0Ossd snd thus save the people
? BEST sSxRD 81 RDois IN THE CITY.
..s .s' "a; :!Sssi aSSss
.,d S-S0 BEER liquors OF tobacco OF :sssI1 :S, i1d
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
~ (sT. JosKPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long estR Institution fsrorably known
10 the people OF the South will enter its Forty
seventh Scholastic year
OCTOBER 3, 1877.
The Plan of Instruction consists OF three principal
Courses the Preparatory, the Classical and the Com
mercal. The Preparatory course lasts ONE year, and
intended to the younger Btudents for higher
Glass; either in the Classical or Commercial course
Tho CLASSICAL Gown Gats Six years, AID en-.
braces all the branchcs u thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At the end OF the sixth year
those who give proofs Of the regulate knowledge in the
Greek and Latin Languages and chow sunicien mt prod
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and the higher branches Of Mathematics. entitled
to the degroe Of A. p. Bachelor Of Artsl.
The Degree of Master OF Arts "a. NJ is awarded 10
those who devote second year to the study OF Phos
ply and SceKce in the College, who have passed two
years in tho practice of o learned profeaGion.
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third of this course correspond 70
the fifth and sixth yeara OF the Classical course The
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members of the Graduating cAss
The age Of admission is from nine to fifteen years
and to be admitted must previously know how 70
read and write.
TERMS SESSION TIN koNTHS.
Entrance Fee hrst year only 10 W
Board Tuition and Washing, payable halfyearly' ~ r..
and in advance. Sov -
Bod and BecdinR.------------- ~ w
PRESIDENT OF SP2lkG HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Lornet Bsronne and Common atreets, New Orleans,
p POURSINE, College Agent,
90 7Iv 40 Grsvier street. New Orleans
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COLLEGE -, ~.
IMM ULATE CON CEP tt ON,
Corner of Common and Baronne stroets
NEW ORLRAHR.
COLLEGE

This Literary Institution incorporated by the stato of
Lorisigas and empowered 20 confer degrees, Ia con-
Quoted by the Fathers Society Of Jesus Tho build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes. A
entirely of from the street Is resrTet fo5
recreation SO that the arrival Of the pupils st 7Ss
An till their departure ut p NJ they arc oons ianty
secludcd and srpsriH toEded.
The Course OF Instruction Is rhreefold Preparatory
Commercial aud Classlcal,
The Preparatory COurae ls for begiELerR.
The Connlercai Course s for those studsE - who d"
not Wish 30 learn Latin sud Greek.
Classical CouTse 10 for those no dGSFe 10 hhVe
complete education.
FroDch is Taught in the three coursee. -, l..
Students are not admitted, Unless they know h9S 20
read and write. 4, =
moral and RiouB training OF the studentsS tho
lead ng object Of the Instructors.
Every month report parents, stating con-
duct progress rank in clRas and stcendance.
The acade1ncsl year begins on che F1tat MONDAY
Of October Rnd closes towards the end OF July.
TERMSi
Entrance
Tuition. payable in advance. ana In United StsteS 40
currency, every two months -''-...-..--.---H "
nva077Iv Rzv. =. GAUTRELET. President
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ksrnIrg Star and Catholic Messenger.
MN oRLEAsIa. sUNnaY pEoEMBER % ls17
JuVERILE COLUMN.


MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Merry bella are sounding,
Merry laughter ringing.
Merry hearts are bonding,
Merry voices singing;
For the happy Christmas time,
The Joyous Christmas time,
Tho holy Christ mas time,
Has come again.
When the soul is near to God,
Orc cannot well be sad,
And the Christ .cbilds lowly crib
Makes the hearts Of thousands glad.
Oh, hoy Christmas time,
oh. happy Christmas time,
on, teVous Christmas tiue,
Welcome again.
Sweet time Of 10y and love,
season of holy grace.
When God 9 own blessed peace
Rests on The human race.
Then welcome CT ristlo as time,
SWEEP, holy Cbristmas time,
Bright, happy Christmas time,
Welcome again!
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I NCENsE FOB DIVINE SERVICE.

Prepared according to the Text Of the scriPturss
and the rules LttarRy, aad In accsrdRBos With the
sDociaI form adopted by the Very Rev Ao6e DSoas
dc Dooase of sans and z. LAurence, ehemis6-.
NePO' ~ 'D' sT. EYR FouRCADE QI5 Canal,
Csqs INV RSmDaTE streot.
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and dressed, when they thought be had
been in bed for over an hour.
Win told his etory bRk 10 one believed
that he had seen Santa Claus. They told
him he had been dreaming, and had better
go back to bed and not try to see Santa
Claus again.
He was on the point of being marched
| OH, when the attention of his father was
attracted by peculiar noise in the pas.
sageway, and he stepped out to see what
had caused it; no sooner had he gone than
there was q sound of a scuffie, and in q few
moments he returned, leading by the ear
what at fret sight they took to DO little
old man, but what on closer inspection
proved to be the mischievous fellow, Tom,
arrayed in a most wonderful costume.
He had on his fathers boots and fur
cap, and the stable mans coat, with pieces
of cotton fastened on it to represent snow
had furnished him with a sort of wig and
whiskers his nose was jolly red, while
few lines painted on his face had trans
formed its youthfulness into wtinkled old
age.
His father still held him by the ear, and
must have eighty pinched him for he
squealed Justify for him to let a fellow go.
$50 this is the Santa Claus you saw,
WILL" said his father "what shall We do
with him Z"
''Let him go, if he promises never to do
in the laugh which greeted poor Tom.
Tom promised, and ran to his room az
soon az his father released him and, now
that quiet was restored, the family retired,
and Will again went to his bed, this time
intending to remain there until awakened
by the morning greeting of q Merry Christ
mas!
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST JosEPH's ACADEMY
FoR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
NEAR EMMITsBURG. FREDERICK COUNTY,
MAINLAND.

This institution pleaaan situated in healthy and
picturesque part OF Frederick county Maryland half
mile from Ernmitaburg and two miles from Mount ST.
Mary College 1t was commenced In 1909, and lneor
Porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In lee. Tie
buildings are convenient and spacious.
The academic IL divided into two ssssions Of Ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
w.
l. II. for eAoh session. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S o.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided in TO Sessions Of ave
months eacb beginning respectively hrsE Monday
Of September and the first OF February.
Letters OF inquiry directed to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
noii77iy st JOssPhs Academy. EnmitsburE, Md.
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SoULEs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE AND LIT

GOULE'S COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE AND LIT
- ERARY INSTITUTE. New Orleans.
This Instituon comprises the following ach ools
tha elective system: Practical Business College
Eclectic Rngsh Institute for boys II years and up
ward and Object Teaching School for hoyA to IL
years. There also Departing pts for the Higher
Matthew atics, Languages and Natural Sciences.
There Day and Evening Sessions, Daily Lectures
and Gympasum exercise Special care is given to
native capacity. disposition, health and manners
Students free to tho College Literary and Debating
Society 1t 10 .sectarian, has full faculty, large
we'll va Inflated study Tooms. lecture halls aud ali
necessary apparatus GEO. SOULE, President.
N. B-soule's Philosophical Commercial ana Er-
change Calculator the Great ArthmetoAl work Of the
age soues Introd uctory Phi,osoph!c rthn etc and
soule's Csntra ctions in Numbers for sae at the
College office. sea3 3m
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Largo rasins, ourrants and eitron
TwOmey's.
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New Orleans.
And Bay st Louie, on the Sea Shore.

The government throughout ths ostablishment n.
mild and parental fho pupils arated Su.s
their nstructresscs Rec-aaton table dormitories
tho same for all. In short, everything tonds 10 ~
mote atIectionato union between the Sistora ana -
young ladies intrusted to their mothery care
The instruction 10 thorough and solid and In haruonv
with the requirements of society. The course oompn
nn both English and FrenehI All the bran ohea Of Eo
Lodge cultivated at the present day. Each language
taught by natives of respective countries 90 e in
sure correct pronunciation.
The academcal year olosea with public exhibition
vited
Education b here tho object OF special A.tontoa and
solictude Governing those placed their charge
by moral suAson alona the Sisters OF St. Jose
vor to incucate principles of solid poty abe
strict observance OF polite and sabe and
Pupils of all denomina tions admitted.
NoTA.-During. the bathing season. the Boardin
School IL moved TO tho Bay ST. Lous, whore the Sste
OF St; Joseph have Q hourishng academy.
TERMS-TO DO paid In advance a. folowst
Bosrdng, per three moz tbs --.s5t %
W.slhk, ---..---.---.---.-----. ~ %
IhSiesDo' III Uo
Manic Lessons and use OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
lzessonS- 90
LlthN ing LebsoDD 60
Pastel oil painting, according to the number Of pupils
Neodle-work in all 10 varieties, golden ON broidsFy.
artificial flowers 10 taught to the boarders without extra
charge.
For further particulars address, Suporioress Of tho
Academy of tho Sisters OF st. Joseph Bog 1871 New Or
l'An'i' or If moro convenient SPBly e .vrov
deaf 70ly or o. D. ELDER. Agent
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CHEET WAX AND PAPERS.

rh. h.st brApdA OF Sheet Wax different eolors aud
siZnS FlowsT Caters Leaf M0nds Paints aud
gTushsa All shades French Tissas Paper, STAMPED
FiSwern in bores Stameas aud Wires, 3iass shades
Chenille Bouquet Pspsr and . large ses rtment OF
Floii.ts' supplies. BY ssS--ss y - -:
jyEO 6m 90 ASgA-iA0 ebI0ss'
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-EDulA--oAAL-
THE LoCQUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
25O.----- Camp Street. oS0
Between CAllops and PoeyfATre.

The seventh scholastic year Of thIa GrsEoiaaa and
welLknown tnatitute, with . complete able ooTps
Of Eaehsra, will open on NoNDAf, ID OF soptsmber
lo The entire coutss OF study embraces ali branches
OF = soltd Instruction, EnEliah Snd Franch.
frucular attention IL paid to the instruction Of
Chrsttan Doctrine, under TIM direction of a Prieat
aSAgnAted by the Meat Rev. New Oriaans
most con scientlous 49, ~
A klNDERaARTEN (Frcebei aystsm) IL added 70
he other departments OF the Instituto Children
OF both eeIos, from TO years raoeived.
FOR catalogues OF the Institute and descriptive oirou
aos OF the Kindergarten apply Camp atroot a
ONCE 80, -
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMEROLAL COLLEGE,

Iis in stituton chartered by the State Legislature
hH9 been successful operation since 1885, Beautuuy
situated Of tho Bay comm SndinG an exta-
Of the ssa and bathing in the Sumner Its spies
5Id oeNtIon i Indictment to hoalthful exoruse
nd Mt foF tho pupIlS. The Commercial Courfe
oonpriSss all tho branches Of good EngliSh edueaue1
Board ana Tuition, per session, payable half yearly In
v-taasirS mar SSaSion IS 10
MssEl 9, PoI 49, I"n,I1n Al -. 20 %
5E1euulLs' ~ ''D''OA.' va 8 90
Tacation II spent the ~ W
EXTRA CHABoEei ~
Piano and Violin, per month, oach.. %
Use Of PiAno, per month. ~
Flute, month -.
Rrass Instrunssnt, per month. %
Spanish and German LAM uagea, per month"; SSA--
Fer further particulars, apply TO
BRO. 6ABRIEL.
TaJsO T7Iy Director oi Tie S0heE" .
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TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
South, with extensive RrouDdS ezcsIont wstoF oto.
Thorough course Of instruction.. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply TO
austf THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
ct. MARY'S ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF LoRETTo,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Board and Tuition, per seSSiOn %
Apply for a Circular. SeaH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-02
News of the Day.

Iu the Presbyterian Gen erl Assembly at
Chicago last week Rev. Dr. Van Dyke said -
81 do DOT believe that any dyiog infant, bap-
tied or unbaptized, heather or Christian, is
excluded from the kingdom Of heaven be-
lievc they are all saved. The statement was
| applaudcI, aud renewed great applause greeted
bis affirmation that this is The doctrine Of the
whole Presbyterian Church.
y fire in TIC town of Hull, Uaaada, ycstcr.
day, burned Eddy's stables and forly-thre,
horses. The fire then extended to row OF
warehouses, burned q large quantity of pals,
tubs, 100000 bundles CT laths, and 200 feet
of red pine The loss is about $50, 600, and
the Insurance small.
a New Orleans dispatch reports that tx
Governor Packard is dangerously i'll with L
copgcstve chill His physicians forbid bis IL
ceiving Yis!tola, messages or letters.
The proposition to subscribe to the exclusion
OF tho narrcw gauge railroad from Trcdcricks-
burg to Wicomico failed to receive majority
Of the registered voters in Richmond county,
was defeated 10 Lancaster, ana was carried in
King George by only one majority.
This morning the Pittsburg steel castings
works were burned.
In the South Carolina House, yesterday, the
bill to prevent intermarriage between the races
was defeated.
The laborers on the freight docks of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in New York, yesterday
refused to submit to the reduction Of their
wages and quit work. The reduction is from
Is to Is? cents per hour.
The village Of Onota, Lake Superior, was de-
sroycd BY fire yesterday. 1t caught from, the
burning forest. Nota building escaped except
the school house and church. Seven hundred
people are rendered homeless.
Samuel Roller who resides bear New Mar.
ket, Va, was shot aud killed accideatly by his
OVID gun trap last Wednesday.
A son Of Jacob Orebauch Was kicked by a
horse and killed near Mt. Jackson, Va, last
Wednesday.
Two burglars, while entering house, at Blue
Bell, Montgomery county, Pa, last night, were
surprised by Mr. and Mrs. Roder. A sufdo
ensued, during which one Of the thieves shot
snd instantly killed Mrs Roder. The mon are
st large
The steamship Main, which sails for Europe
odsy, will take SlCO,CO0 in gold coin.
BAPTIST GENERAL AssoCIATIoN.-Att the
meeting of the Baptist General Association of
Virginia in Danvlle, yesterday, the annual re-
port of the State Missions showed that fifteen
missionaries had been appointed to labor west
of the Blue Ridge, fourteen in Piedmont and
middle Virginia, and thirteen in the tidewater
section; that 2.S7S persons had prolessed faith,
l,029 of whom had been baptized; that Is new
Sunday Schools and 6 new churches had been
organized, aud that churches had been COM
pleted, and others are being built; that rapid
progress of Baptist principles is being made 10
the Valley and the southwest portion Of the
State.
The receipts of the Board were 50, 273 aud
the expenditures $S,073. It will require $l2,-
900 next year to sustain the stations now occu.
pied.
Portsmouth was selected as the next place of
meeting
The association will adjourn to-day.
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rect. It was effected it is alleged by the torm-
or garrison who bad taken the road TO Batoum,
but unexpectedly turncd bnGk and taking the
Russiaos unaWares made sudden dash on the
town and succeeded 10 dislodging the Russians.
LONDON, June "a Constantnople cor
respondent says The private soldiers arc uI:-
doubedly good and patient, but are ezecTablY
fed The officers with few striking exceptions
are not equally good. Abdul kcrlm Pasha, the
commandcr-in. chief, is old and 10 bad health.
The troops are we'll armed. The cavalry csrc'
cially SO and fairly horsed. TIE hospital AZ
raugements arc not worth mentioning aud there
is much Sickness and scurVy. Avngctahte ditt
lately issued at the request OF al E12lISh dog
tor has proved beneficial.
Choroform is greatly needed. Ihrae-tourtn>
OF the officers are newly appointed and have
had 10 previous training. TIE general fault
of the army is lack OF arganiZatipn aud orlcn
tai sloWness. Some Of tie officers, hcwevcr
arc most able and hard Working. At Earoa
the Austrian General Strc:kcr~orks day act
night. Only one English 0Hiccr!s 10 l!ic.aT'nS
and he is merely captain 0! cavalry
BUCHAREST, June = The Chamber .! Dep
ties have passed the Ministerial bill for tie X
sue OF $4,000, 000O in Treasury notes s'curet
| unou State lands Of double that vaua.
C0NsTANTGN0PLE, June 2.-Mor@ sofia
have been arrested aud sent to their native
places 10 prevent disturbances Al The capital:
Two thousand aborcrs have been employed t
work upon the StambouI Notifications.
Eazyl Pasba reports from Sukum kaieh uodc
Iato Of May 30, that four bal!aI!ons o! tr1.5ri
with some Clrcassians defeated The Ensslar
posted between Sukum kaeh and ku!&'5
capturing eight mounted euus ard queDi''.
Of ammunilloo. The Russians threw sev2nt@e;
puns into the river kodra, end Icstroy2! "a;
bridge after hcm.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREWEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE Q. 1871.

A colored map who vas lately appointed
postmaster Of village 10 Louisiana writes to
General Butler that the people Of that village
cursed the Postmaster General for making the
appointmeot. He also sends the General
miniature coffio With his name on the lid aod a
bullet hanging to a string, which. he says, were
nut up on his gate. The General will, no doubt,
preserve both the letter aod the colin ADD pa
rade them during The next session OF Congress
as proofs as strong as holy writ OF the latent
dsIoyaIty" of the South, but We doubt whether
be will say single word about the objurgat!ons
cast upon the Postmaster General, by those
who wanted the positions. for appointing Geo.
Butler postal agent for the Black Hills, or for
amounting tie new postmasters Of Richmond
and Louisville, or for any other Of his appoint
ments. AS regards the colfin affair, as long as
such prar ks'arc found to be effective 10 alarm
ing those upon whom they are played. so long,
but no longer, will they be INDUCED 10, and
small as is the business Of playing them, like
noticing anonymous letters, it is smaller, not 10
the negro, for nothing else could be expected
Of him, but in a man of Gen. Butlcr's sense to
be paying any attention to them, especially
wbee>sS ~ sstne case Of the bullet holes in the
hat sTsN4el Mississippi carpet.bagger, which
were kE roy the man who wore it, the min
iaturs coffin with bullet hanging to string
may have been put on the colorcd postmaster
gate With his own hands. We, and We should
suppose everybody else. by this time, think that
the ghosts, cofins, and anonymous miSslVes in
the South have been so fully exposed aud OK
planned that they would long since have ceased
to have any effect whatever upon reasonable
creatures, and that they still have is not an cVi'
deuce of the legitimacy Of their effectiveness,
but rather that those upon whom the effect Is
produced are like the Jrishman who was beg
ging somebody to tread on the tail Of his coat
10 order that he might have cause for the
use of bis shillalab.