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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-01

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fiber cine Sur beipirfen.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05
% SARATOGA WATER
ONLY is CENTS BOTTLE,
From the Celebrated HsthOrn Spring.
w. 8. THOMPSON, Pharm scist,
mySs I'M 7O3 18th street
rs sCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC.

rSs SCHENCk'S SEA WEED TONIC.
In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the lethargy produced 10y the heat
takes away the desire for Wholesome food, AMI fire.
dncnt aspirations reduce bodily energy. particu-
l"rl' those suffering from the effects # debtating
disease In order To- keep natural healthfIl actiy-
ly 81 TIL - stem must resort T. artificial means
f"r fhI- purpose Schenck = Sea Weed Touic il very
che'tUdI- y lew dos viii create appetite and
give fresh vg"r 10 the cnrry ated body For dy,p"p-
ia y l. invaluable Many eminent ply siciaus have
doubted whether dyspepsia can De permanently
cured hy the drugs which generally emplryeI r
that FurpDse. The Sea Weed Tonic in it, uatur,. i
o-aii different ir'm such drugs Itcontains n, cor
r>i'' minerals or arid- ia fact it assists the regular
'Ierauvns Of nature, and supplies her Deficiencies
Tie tonic ia it, nature much re>em bcs the gastric
juice hat it is almost identical with that fluid The
gastric Juice l. the natural solvent hch, in healthy
condition Of the body the food L. he dige.eI:
nj hen this Juice l. not rXcreted sufficient qua
titles indigestion it'll all It's distressing symptoms
follow. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty Of
the gastric Juice when the latter Is deficient
scheucks sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists
n, I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05
HE BALrIsoRE COLLECTOR.
SHIP
EnlRT InonRs. INlI MIILIu..


BALTIMORE, July John l.. Thomas IT,.
assumed The duties of 60 iector OF this p,rr
this morning. Col. wilkins retiring. r.
ceipts were passed. The interviews AT nd
Ing me transfer were Of the most pl.s, ara
character. W. ID. Burchiual has ben nap
lolnted spec "a deputy vice James " CAV
ION, who retires, and George ~ Nc romaS
has been appointed deputy by NJ. Thom :.
MT McComas was deputy under Mr.. Thomas
during his late term a. collector.
The Markets
bAlruNoFE, July a.-sirginis sizes, old a.. %.
o-ictIs S. q do. consoiidsf-d, ~. Nora Oaro-
ms NC, Oh. - d. nee, %, d.. sec 81 taN 4
p'S To-Day sugar easier. not 4u1tably lHv-r. llf, -
,,i,,.Ltti.N ~, July 5-Cott1u sasisr. l1t nos
Suotsel lywer- mlddlins. la Floar stesIf. Ia
nstd ni'.tefAfe uuchsuR-d Wheat reccl IN. m =
literal demand fsr End rHf.Hz lrul. 1870 =.
nov, stsl ~, 10. arh-T. Sal q 40 - htf. a.
- Oort- sou hem sttads, Iemsui Tar. wes arn
inactive and rssier-southern white 6lssl q, ~
low ~ western MIXED. -rsi aad itlv. Sd R.en-f-
eaN 40 Seff inter. ftAa lfd. steamer. .sI- a.
dnii ana rdt-SHUtnprr pruus. tssfs. .esf1r-,
white fnsfIs dn. ulNI, s0as8. PanusslsasIa 81 80
hye lGtrt-rrime. . Has dun snd nn-H.nr a =
Provisions quiet ard uurla....I r. e. -
choice sestel o. Erss-. iszls Petroleum au I-c-use
Ca rtnued, IN all CHfer nrm. 4ui-. art a.,
Changed. WHISKY dut and lower ~ g--.fa+.-
flour, .s' heat 800. corn, -.s0, oau. glIO.
Nav loRE, July s.-Stoczs aerIuirg Money.
~ Gold, Wt4 krchsngs, hong, 81, snort, sajS
Cove nneuts = fraction lower.
NEw ioRk. Juls 5-Fl"ur quiet and uucianFaf.
~test quiet aud uEohsug-d. Corn = and y cut
LoNsoN, Iuly 5, 1870 . m--Cou.,l. ., Is FOG
money and the account a. = ~ rcr cent. hpuds.
hSe l>S7 :. No new hve's, llss Atam-efinr 4
W" on'ctSrs y the Bank 4 England tH.iat tile
minimum ia'eoi Discount wa hyed 81 "a rsr cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05
ENGLISH HONORS TO GRANT.
More InyttatiO0s

LONDON, July 5.-The Ne,cs announces
that at a meeting OF the Folkestone town
council, yesterday, letter was read from
General Grant, expressing his willingness TO
receive an address from the mayor and cor
Ioration, on his way TO the continent. Ac-
cordlng 10 present arrangements the general
VIII be received by the mayor and corpora
ton, and the address will be read by the
town clerk. A special boat will convey the
general 10 Ostefd. General Grant has also
lntlmated. through the American consul, his
pleasure In accepting an invitation to visit
Sualiord- on Avon, In September next ana
lunch with the mayor and corporation in thu
town hall.
or for Oslend.
FoLKEsToNE, July 6.-General Grant ar
rived here at 1870 O'Clock this afternoon.
After the presentation Of an address by the
mayor and corporation the general en-
barked On the special steamer Victoria for
Ostend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

Another nre on the stage, and q panic
IN the audience, during the playing OF The
Two Orphans" this time In Berlin, Wis.
- There are signs OF enlightenment I'm
Canada. Lager beer has come down 20 three
cents q glass.
Mrs. Louisa Culin was shot in the head at
Chester, Pa, yesterday, by some person un-.
known. Hef condition r. critical
STAT Dover, Del, yesterdy, Henry Sew.
mour, colored, shot and MORALLY woundss
James Brown, a colored waiter al The Capi.
tai Hotel. f'~
0At recent Michigan wedding n man
aged one hundred and six years danc~-e
junior. ~
= The Georgia constitutional couvent,ou
wlll meet on Jolly llth. and an excitine ses.
sioh rs predicted from the cha acter OF some
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MARINE DISASTERS
Two Ocean steamers Sunk nv . S,o.-

NEW fonK, July "a Montreal dispatcb
says me lsIge ocean steamers Elphinstone
and Keofwater came into collision az Poiut.
au-Tremble, just below this city, TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, and both were sunk The former
Was oound inward with iron, and the latter
outward bound with corn. Both will be a
total loss. The crews OF both vessels were
Ste amer Ashore.
Ire steamship South Tyne, from Palermo
10 New York, Is reported ashore, ~ mileS
south OF Fire Island.
A vessel Destroyer by Fire.
~fHILApELPHIA, July 5.-The hull of q
tnfee- masted schooner on the stocks at Ste
vensons shfpyayd va totally DESTROYED by
nre this morning. Loss $500; INSURED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

MEETING OF COLoRFD PEOPLE under
the auspices OF the Liberian Exodus Associa-
ZION was held in Charleston, S. c., yester day,
the object being the consideration OF scheme
i0r the wholesale emigration OF coiored peo-
PIE TO Liberia. Letters were read from diff
Ierent parts OF the country, and speakers
They represent that the colored people are
leady and an Xious to go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

FRIGHTFCL DROWNING ACCIDENTAL
rowooat on Horn pond, near Woburn, Mass,
containing twelve persons, capsixed last
night, and Mrs. Roesiter, OF Woburn, and
one child, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary, OF Win
chester, and one child, and Mrs.. Kensay. OF
Wobuxn, were drowned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE MURDER OF Rev Mr.. FRIDAY
James Galdner and j. w. Grove. who were
arrested June I'D on suspicion OF being the
OF the Lutheran church at Hagersiown
Harper's Ferry, were taken before q magis-
trate tuesday morning, aud, throu gh their
recommitted to Jail TO await the action Of the
grand jury.
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THE RECENT ELECTION in Charleston. s.

THE RECENT ELECTION in Charleston s.
C., despite the fact that the republicans re-
fused to put q ticket In the field. was largely
participated In by the colOred people. Thus
we observe that the Gratifying com miltees-
included cOlored voters as well as white and
that 300 OF the ,259 democratic ballots in one
ward, and 17s of the SIS in another, were cast
by colOred voters. In the aggregate the coll
ofed voters seem to have cast about the
same proportion OF the total democratic
vote as their representation on the ticket of
the whole ust-three out Of seYenieen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE GRAND JURY to-day brought indicf-
ments as true bills against the following.
Joseph Eskridge, larceny, second offence.
FRANK ferguson, rape; Thos. Cumpsion
aIlas murray, resisting officer Mulhai: Jas.
Minor, Lewis Jones, ALA Bailey, aud las
Smallwood, resisting Officer O'Neill; Marv
keenan,, larceny, second offence; Vlctoris
Pool. do. do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

1T Is SAID that President Hayes took
away from Boston an sggravating cold He
PROBABLY caught IL al Cambridge. At the
Alumni dinner he sat very near TO Charles
FRANCIS Adams Boston GIoLe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

ADMIRAL TRENCHARD transferred his
flag from the, Hartford to the Powhatan at
IL o'clock yesterday at Fort Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE SwATARA arrived at Portsmouth,
Va, yesterday, with the monitor Catskill in
tow, from Port Royal, s. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE PRESIDENT has concluded 10 visi {
New Hampshire after he has attended the
Bennington (Vt.) celebration, August 10 anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

SECRETARY OF WAR NCCRARY is not
expected 10 return 10 Washington until the
lEfb instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

Two SUDDEN DEATH-.-EdwarI Hand
ing, white man, about 10 years old fore
man Al helleher's livery stable, on Sth be-
tween ID and r streets, yesterday complain..t
OF feeling unwell, ard LAID himself down on
cot In the stable, and in less than two hours
alterwards died. Dr. Har;igan was callet
in and gave a certificate of death by conees-
uon from drinking ice water.
"A woman named Eliza Robinson died sud-
denly yesterday, al No 3l9 III street SOUTH
West. "A certificate was given of dea "a from
natural causes-consumpfion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05
The Russian Retreat from Kars
1fernOya Not Occupied by the Rus
SLAMS

ST. PETERsBU RIG, July 5-The Russians
continue their forward march In Bulgaria
bLi have not occupied TiernoVa. In Official
quarters here the Participation of Servia in
the war would be considered inopportuua
aud is not believed 10 he contemplated. No
diplomatic eXplanst ions have been furnish
ed by Russia regarding the Cars proclama-
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

A CONDITION OF THE CoAI. rRAnr ,,
me Alleghany region rs illustrated in tbe
Iact that shipments from Cum berland for the
week ended last Saturday were over ~ Oo1
tons by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
and S,2l6 tons by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

GIN. F. r. HAMPTON, of North Carolina.
has been in the city for some weeks looking
after the distribution OF patronage in that
state. Having got about all he asked for, he
lett for bis home last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-New
Rochelle is again agitated on the su biect OF
tne Bible In the schools. For some time
past both parties have been getting along
nsImohlously. the religious scruples of all
elias ses being respected. The circumstsnces
which nave given rise TO the fresh agitation
appear 10 be trivial, and neither party seems
10 DC wholly blameless.-N y Herald afh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for REDEEM ption, Ssg1 60
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE VIRGINIA PROTECTION LIFE
INsURI NEE COMPANY, RICHMOND, Va,
Presents plan BY which the bent fits Of Life Insur.
. &c may be secured NJ about enc th,Td the usual
Th,yfssn Cssis invested each day will secure to
.n,i ~ .o0O
IN wILKISsON Pre- iicn1' -''O-'
husitcI IL H. Wilkinson, n see1etary; c ". p.
Bs = y VI. Medies AZ, dvi.r
der National Hotel jy5-6t
NJ HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Meeting oi h BIE IgSn as S@,sy
ALTON for The payment Of dues and sdyapc.s Of
m ney vii be held AT Davis hall, No 6IJ 7th ST.,
JOHN A. PREsC6TT, secfetar1 IN '''i jgslst
~ ONCE OF TIE NATI0NtL Union
The annual meet ng Of the stockholders Of the
MAJ ona Union Insurance Company; of Washing
s.a Sa a Az .HS M NOISY
ia7, for the p1rp Sc 81 sleoting Nine Directors.
jy2 dtd NOBLE b LARNER Secretary.
% OFFICE of METROPOLITAN RhIL-
Wy Road COMPANY, July lS7.-Noiice is
the Directors have declared a DIVIDENDOF ONE
DOLLAR PEN SHARE on the earnings Of the last
sia months Which dividend IS parable at this office
wv W rooSSt THOMPSON, Presidept:
~ MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Tbe third meeting III take place at St Domir ic
tall, corner 9Th and streets w, THURSDAY
EVENING, July g. Subscriptions for stock rcCciye ed
by any of the officers OF direc
sAML II. wIMSATr, President
J. J. DERMopY. Secretary. jeO At
F- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Tho
AcJ fourt meeting f the ''NOHTbW ESTERN
Will be b. ID at the Board Of Trade Rooms. corn
Psnnsy lyania avenue and 9Th street, on TUESDAY
EnENlhG, July 81, lS7.
This l. the most -Cessful association Of the year
Don fail t. sub crihe the stock will be at pre-
MUM soon As the books cips-d
JOHN THOMPSON, President
JOHN COON, Secretary ieSJSt
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
9rcC stockholder. of the An sCUSTIA AND PO-
IOMAU RIVER RAILROAD co. Will be held at
Room - Clond Bui ding, 9th aud streets north
rectors will take place. Polls open from until 4
b., A. GRIswOLD, sec'y. jeis St
NE ORIENTAL CREAM.
tdsf'on TO the Drug Trade and Laf,e, of IN. South
IL having come To my knowledge that a base imi-
talon OF Dr. L. Felix GOuraud's Oriental Cream or
Magical BeautIfier is being sent out at a reduced
price, this Is 70 luton dealers and consumers The
genuine article is put up only in the style,
isbe, SIZE bottle, &c as by my late husband for
the last thirty years Vendors of the bogus article
vii be prosecuted ConsImers need only be put on
sole Proprietor, A. Bond street, New York
., For sale whSle.ale by sTOTT Il CROMWELL,
Warrington ID. O., and by retailers generally.
Also: Felix Goursuds Italian Med Soap, Pos-
DIRE Subtle II removing super iuous Hair, Lluid
Negetatle Rouge, Lilly White &c. jel4 i'm
~ sARAToGA WATIK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

LONDON, july "a Tunes dispatch from
Nienl says: ut is rumored that the first
act OF the kupt selma will be a declaration
OF Servfan Independence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

FIGHT ON CANADA STEAMER OVER
THE PAPAL FLAG. There was a row on
The steamer Queen Victoria while en- route
from Ottawa TO Montreal, Canada, with
yapal zouaves on board. The zouayes
hauled down the Union Jack from the peaK
of the steamer and substituted the papal flag
The captain on remOnst rating was roughly
handled and took refuge in q state room
Two deck hands of the steamer were arrested
at Montreal for characterization. The Caiho-
lie bishop OF Montreal issued q note that no
more excursions of q semi religious charac-
ter will be allowed TO take place without mis-
consent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, sos Oo6.Os; customs, s3T ,O59.36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION was held
al the Pension Office to-day TO I'LL several
vacancies in first, second, and third-claSs
cleTkships. The examination was confined
TO the employees OF the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE RESIGNATION
OF DIR. NICHOLs.-Early last spring the cor
poration of the BlOomingdale insane asylum
wrote to DR.. {. H. Nichols, superintendent OF
The government asylum for the insane, ten
dering him the position of superin tendent OF
that institution. DIR. Nichols was not in
clined to accept the offer at first, and cOusid-
cradle correspondence has since passed be-
tween them. The authorities of Blooming
dale made him, few weeks since. an offer
more Than double his present com pensation-
that he could not well decline. and he laid
the matter before the board of visitors OF the
government asylum for the insane, express
Ing his Intention TO accept the new place as
soon as they would fill his pre- sent position
DR.. Nichols determination was communi-
Gated 10 the Secretary of the Interior q nd the
board recommended TO Mr.. Schurz a cele-
bTated physician now ia Massachusetts, and
on their recommendation the Secretary
about a week or ten days since appointed
him. This party has, however, no; yet sig
nlnSd his acceptance. According TO an
understanding that the proposed change
should not be made public until the place
was filled, the visitors ard others who had
knowledge of il have kept their own counsel
Secretary SchurZ states that DR.. Nichols
resignation was wholly voluntary, and that
his successor has been fixed upon, provided
he will accept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE WAR
a @reat Battle Impending Near SIS.


NJ" YORK, July 5.--A Bucharest dispa,ch
nay :. y great battle IL impending near sis-
TO-, tpsa ~, Inc Turks are attempting TO cut OF
thus separate them from their base az ,r' gu
Ions. Inc losses on both sides during The
last few days have beer very severe ~
Russians Trying Go Get Even
LoNboN, July 9.-The Time. i'm a leading
fftlcle says: III the Russians hai caDrTraS
hars and Raroum they would nj -,
strongly tempted 10 offer early farn,'s -.
peace, but now they have been so far hsrr'i
Iney must strike with all their might In
Europe. and every thing tends 10 show they
intend 10 strike very hard indeed"
Preparing 90 CIT
n ulSpatch from bucharest 10 the N.irS
sa! 1T is said the MuSsulmans are pra
paying TO Zee from the scenes OF last years
Atrocities in Bulgaria. fearing the vengeance
OF The Russians ana Bulgsrians."
To BE Recalled
LONDON. July "a dispatch from Berlin
10 the IUG Nal Gazette says Russian papers
announce that General Loris Melekof is
ABOUT 10 be recalled from his command In
Paper Money For Two
Inc Tc0 4h0u t'G-c'fe'S Berlin dispatCh
says German fnanciers are alarmed at
ne =, arg h1s sian issues OF paper currency.
IL Is stated that since the outbreak OF the
war 10000, COO rOubleS have been remitteI -
A heGter telegram from COnStanttuaple
announces that a decree has been prompl-
sate1 authorizing The issue Of one milliard
piaAiIcs OF paper money. redcemabie in
ally.
The Russian Retreat from Ears
- Los DON, July a Reuter- telegram from
1on stanilhople. dated to-day. says: The
Russian rctrograde movement west of KARI
VIII, III II believed, b. FASTENED bv "A rppOrt
which has reached Erzeroun OF The great
spread OF the insurreciiOn in the Caucasus"
Iiernova Not Occupied by the Rus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

Senator Blaine Breaks Ground Ta Oppo-
sfi0h to ne 4nnerntioa- poiicy Of Making
More Southern States Oat OF Mexican
TFrritOTU.- Err oreFJ,Or Chamberlain ibs
CONDEMNATION Of The Presidents South
PrH I'oticV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

a GENERAL ORDER issued from the head
quarters of the army this afternoon transfers
the I'd regiment of infantry from the depart
ment OF the South to the division OF the Pa
eifc. They will proceed to Ogden city, UCah,
aIo there will start overland To join General
Howard in the department of the Columb a
for the purpose of reinforcing him in fight
ing the NeZ Perces Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THERE IS a LIVELY FIGHT going on for
the office of L. s. District Attorney for the
eastern district of Tennessee. AS is the case
III Baltimore there are two contesting fac
tons, both claiming 10 be the only simon
pure republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

CALL FOR REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Acting Secretary Mccormick this afternoon
issued the fitch call for the redemption of
five twenty bonds. The amount is SO 900 go
Of which :. goo 900 is coupon bonds, ana
100000 reg Istered bonds cUnsuls Of 1865
The -tcTest ON these bonds will cease on the
nth ds v o. October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

and surrounded, yet think that danger of
pOss Idle moment To orr nationality may be
most properly discussed before An assembly
OF American citizens on the anniversary OF
the republics birthday.
To the younger generation, who constitute
The larger part OF my hearers, the war with
Mexico is merely dim tradition or an his
torical fact; but the elderly and middle-aged
Will readily remember that the dnal act
which precipitated actual conflict between
the two countries In the spring Of 1876 was
which is now being fOreshadowod on our ma
lions future from the same disturbed quarter
In the political heavens.
And If the course OF our government sha all
the men and the interests that stand behind
this movement so ne OF them masked and
some OF them in sight-we may find ourselves
rushed into war requiring indeed but a
petty traction OF our military strength, vet
involving a serious drain upon our treasury
to be reimbursed in the end by a cessjOn OF
territory acquired at the wrong time, located
10 Ihe wrong place, Inhabited by an undesir
able population, adding weakness where we
want strength, discoId where We need peace
and q lack Of patriotic Inspiration where
most OF all we require the devoted spirit OF a
une American nationality.
We are passing through an era of test and
iIlai for the republic. The war of the rebel
ION is iorg since over. but the politica, cues
TONS resulting therefrom, the new ADJUST
mept rendered necessary by the issue OF the
conflict, the permanent sta tus OF the races
Drought into new relations, have not vet been
settled upon basis that gives adeq nate GU ar
amy AMY aor peace, harmony and security in the
sources ofdisquietude, nor do wish to under
ISie mem. They present the grave problems
OF statesmanship for the present generation,
wisdom in peace is equal to our proves in
war. Nor would il be Just to ignore or be-
little the grave difficulties which the states
iateIy N rebellion have upon their own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

THE MEXICAN MISSION DECLINED
Some time since the President rendered to
Judge G. g. Symes, of Denver, Colorado, the
mission 10 Mexico. \ letter was received
from him Monday declining the honor on
account OF MS mining interests and his num-
erous legal engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-05

UNDER A CONSTRUCTION of the Attor-
ney General of the late act of Congress abol-
ishing official postal stamps, the different
executive departments still use them, and
will continue TO do SO until the supply on
hand is exhausted, after which the official
envelopes designated by law viii take their
place.