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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
MIDNIGHT WE1THER REPORT
WAR DTPAHTMHNr.
WAR DEPAR1MANfs
OFFICE or IHE CHlEr slGNAL OFFICER,
W.sgINGrOs Saturday. May 2H, ls75-l a. IN.
SynoDsjs FOR the gaSf Ersufy- mr. hoitrs.

Synopsis FOR the rast tcertv-lotT ho'trs ,
The barometer has fallen throughout tbe
Atlantic states hut Is highest OF Cape Hltterss III
lowest on Lake Huron Ii has risen raridj, and u hgl
from the MississipPi Valley westward.
Cl,ar weather prevails over the lower lakes, efcept
over lakes Michigan and Huron, where cold, brisk
northgrlv winds have succeeded warm souherly Winds
North west winds prevail west of the lake rcgon and
soufh vest winds ON the Middle Atlfrtic coast.
The rivers have continued 10 fall slowly.
Ir0bdtft<s.
D,,yp1 Saturday, throughout me iho'i'o Stairs eeor or
nr,sJ, ror vcgfe- siJtAV kiGber rnf craTe, 6fat0n
rv or orUfng barometer AID Vartnbe virds mostly rom
tLr south vesf mud sevtbeog - -,
V" ry The Cnf states Tennessee and the Ohis VALLEY
rising barometer northery winds and cooler, partly
cloudy weather. - ,,, . -,
For the Upper Lakes. te Upper Hissssippi, and the
LAYER Ms-i,,ipp Valleys rising barometer, nori-West
.nds cocer clear weather folOwei by scutleily winds
and rfs,ug Temperature west Of the Mississippi
For te IA,wer Lakes southerly winds. wariner cloudy
weather. and falling barometer, followed suddenly ~
,,rist cod nortberiy yinfs, aud rising baro'n'tsf
IY,c ri sers wi, continue 20 fall Slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

SAILED.
Brig Annie Storcr for schr Starlight Tor bas.
WIND-Sunset light s. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NRw OsIKAss MAY 2s-Clearcd steamship st. Louis. and
ship W. Baden. for Liverpool. ,, a..
CHARLESTON, May 2oClsAred schr J0hn s. BearhAm ios
Baltimore.
SAVANNAH May 2S.-Cleared schr. Lucy Wright for New
YORK. Arrived schr Carrie heyer from providence sailed
9th steamship America, for baltimore.
FosraRss MosRoR, May 2spasse in for Banose osr
from teroa; brig sas W Martin from Don etarA PssseA
OUT Brarof Cork brig j. X Browu- for Ha'
Taylor Bermuda The O. s. fSas Colorado saiea
Nsw-YOrk.
DEL,wiaE BaYaxwArxR May 2s-p. m.-Arrved. sart Or
WIlISoIoS T. c. MAY 2ssaied. steamship Gulf stream,
for Newl0rk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Nav 2srhe Cunard Line Steamship scy ma
May 49, arrived here NJ p m 10 daN
aud proceeded Liverpool The nan Line Steamship CIV
Paris called hence Today Tor New \ ork
2s-Salei for United states ports: ceres
earn. Granger La Ellen Eleanor ottawa bbe Thomas
from nited statos ON tao 2St insk
Canning and Glance The ArCtnrs arrived on Deal today
bound for Hall
DISASTERS.
QUrBFC May coe captains and crews OF the NORWEGIAN
arrived here u day both YES
sells having been sinking condition. in come
Queuce collisions with Al iceberg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
APPI ICATIONs FOB NATIONAL BANK CIECULA
TION

washington. Friday, May %, 1875.
Applications have been received By the Con-
trorf OF the Currency during the month Of May, for
the organization OF 10 National banks, having pro-
posed capital in all Of ST. 900. The amount Of legal
tender deposited for the purpose Of retiring eircu
ston during the month Of May is ~ 3ol.00O Of which
1896 have been deposited by banks In the State Of
NewYork. The total amount Of legalender notes de-
posted under the act Of Juno 90. 1874. u &c.
aas 900, Of which $si45,OOo has been deposited by
banks In N'wYork. The Controller has advised the
So rotary Of the Treasury VI the issue of OF
Saton. haaf notes during the month Of May. 80 per
cent OF which will h. withdrawn Ina loyal tender notes
Tic tga, amount o circulation issued since the passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
lord AUGUsrIs HERyEY.

Lord Augustus Hervey, whose death is an
nounced London telegram, the second son Of the
second Marquis OF Bristol, and was born In 1897 He
was elected member Of the British House of Commons
for West Suffolk In 1864 and reelected In 1868, and
again in 1874 He WAS q Conservative and personal
supporter Of Mr. DIraelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
CALIFORNIA MINING sroCxA

mining quotations Ophir. sst; MsXisaaS 9% 0ooh
a oa. ~ psst And seGA' S; sU,Ss iSs Y...
! .ss t RssS1 6 SsSsS r.ns sas
srrs Nevada II California co.,; Bullion. ~ 0VssnAaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
THE ST4lE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

nlvLsI May 2s-Spani3h Gold, 200; Americas sll seo3 ;
Frrhsnge declining thu Uuitod sates 81 days
currency, 72a7i man 5hort s'gh5 sys Uranium 80
nian Lordnn l251l27 premium Para, i03 l05 pre-
Mum dull and nninx NO ~ DuA StaRdard 1919
ala r,alA y lrrpba in gold 6aG7 rsaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
TIE DRAMA.
IYCEUsI TUEATER.

There was large attendance at this theater
Inst night the occasion being thai Of VI. Hrscbys Benent
and being made notable by the product or an opera
bouffc by NJ Ofenbach. called Basaicle not oelofe
heard in tis city and not likely be sought for again
ince IL IL dun The story introducing four persons,
rec,unts the calantry youth who protected singing
d az a concert and afterwards sought her in van IN
two different characters, I'll at last she recognized nm
and dgnfed her pleasure and approval The conduct OF
this is exceedingly farcco and the Illustrative music mas
little character aside from fppancy Mile Geenroy sang
with brilliant precision and depored Win
sprirhtnes- Of action. and Nile hneih aded INC enec,
81 cty md drcllery by her coqucttsh behavior and
def vocalsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
LATEST SHIP EBN8.
~ ssAsv AZ Ssss - MA Psss.'

stssmship Georgia Crowei cfxisstcs nag D. va -
sfeamsip Geo " ELDER Heed Baltimore win ndsa 70 on
DuminMn Stsamship O. -.~
produce.
Brig Martha. Wiley. s. Croix Is days with safss -~
3ohr Teascr M Ffcepor Bunker Maracaibo rs day% WI
coffee. .
sclr Minnie C. Taylor of Boston,. Taylor. Cora W A.
May o. IN mise IL anchored on HAT ieAne
schr Matilda of Gi6ral;arj Hammond, Tampso ~ dsyS
schr TrsJ staples of Hsrngton Coin. Mobile 20 dAs%
with mdse.
schr. ChsA Haskell fisherman Davis. days out WIN
1900 mackerel.
5000 mackereL ..x 90
halibut.
schr Bes Of the Bay tashermas. EmzonA Is days ss<
with $40 helbut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

Any person doubuns the efficacy Of GnEss LrSFxr %
IoII2 call send Ia his store col rixtl
ave- they viii oe furnished with the names AMI aidres
Of cured 1t fsns Money returned
IL it does not care.
sold by all DRUGGISTS Depot No. 45l sixth ave. NewYorf
Only 50c and 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

oCuI. ~. lOifhtOfks Ltukrih- W
sCHOONEGs-RiyKi
a. q. Scranton. Portland. CT
]. Z. Anger. Portland. No
Alknomook, New.London.
susan Il. Nash. StOningtoB.
Eliza a RPbecca. Providence
Charger. Providence.
T. u. Potter, Providence.
Belle. Providence
=. A. Pa.coner, Providence.
Effort, Providence.
Il. X. BrazOs, providence.
r. e. smith. Providence.
Luna, Providence
y. Clark. Providence.
II. blackman. Prev dence.
Empire, New Bedford
Centur on. Newport
=. A. Mount, NeYpoSt
Il. r. WO0ls-y. Pswturtet
W. ID. Cargill, Pavtucksk
Kate Scranton. Warrham.
q. VANDERBILT DightoD.
Lookout New-Haven.
Nespsr, New Haven.
J. Is. y ant,nzeD. Boston
4. Benedict, Boston.
W. W. EraiDerd. Boston.
Alnnon Bacon. Boston
Rev enue, Boston.
Emma. plymouth.
shamrock. Apponaug.
Mary Langdon, Norwich.
Farm florida Me- 1 Onion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

or ~ bdnkA WIN us4s
AsD CoA -wisE.
J. ". BrMnerd. PORT ana, q
Abel 3. Parker. Taunton.
J. Anderson. Stoningtoa'
Rescue, Providence.
II. Lcmuel. Providence
Ariel. Providence.
Goddess. Providence
I. sherwood. Providence
q. =. Allison, Providence
SUNBEAM. Proviience.
Henry May, Providence
Z. A. Heath, Providence
Twilight providence.
A. V. Eergrn. Providence
J. Randolph. New BedSoe6
Incy Baker, Newport
T. y. Abel. Newport
Ella Strickland. Newpor6
l.. A. Jones. PavtHckee
Argo, Warrbam.
+. Eston, Warren
Hunter. DiKttoe.
Elm City. New Haven.
l.. Robinson. Fall Rty0.
Isabel Alberto. Boston.
Boston, Boston.
J. ii. Bartlett, Boston.
Jas. Ponder. jr.. Bostca-
q. A. Pierce, Salon.
Juliet Bangor.
Esgie. Beverly. Mas.
Fanny Fern, Norwich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
DOMESTIC MARREra.

WIx.0ros n. c. May 2s.-Spirits Turpentns steady a.
SOC quiet aud serdy 81 so for Strained Crude ur
p.Rine steady 81 20 ur as ~ ~ for yellow DIP 80 10
iOf Virgin. Tar staady ~ 81 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

Washing Is rlasn esser and the clothing whittier oy ne
use OF PYLR's q. *. soar. Try IL for yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

ENFORCEMENT OF THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW
Al BRIDGEPORT.
Bs,DcEroRr, Conn, May 2S.--At q meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
K4RRIEU.

ROSWELL goDWIN-At the Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn Hgh Thursday the 9Th inst by the Rev
III Partridge. William BOsweD and Marie A. Godwin daugD
ter OF DANIEL God win esq, all Of Brooklyn.
BAYIEY-WYCKOFF-O the 26th inst. b. the Rev DH
Emeoiorf pouglk eepse, Guy q. bayey, N. d. to Al
geilica C. Wyok0n daughter OF the lsts Rev. Theo y
WyckOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

The theater hitherto known az the Brooklyn
rnes,fer VIII now be called Conways lheaier Inc
-nnrefors are Miss Conway and MISS Lillian conway
Inc Iesser and mnnagfrcss Is Miss Conway, ana INC o
prsa manager IL Mr.. Edward Gfeey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
5psrial Notices.

De-h,er, PHI. tho best and sassss remedy s's Ch
and EovsJ ard Malaria =.
A.-iIk E,nstc >ioeklnrs. Bolts, knee Capa Abdcuna
Supporters. 3uspcnsoTy DaDdayss SiSdef btsccs ane
Critahus IA flsus Trnss Ohsce No Vessy 81 Lazy
attendance.
A.-Rapture ard Physical Deiernsieies successfully
treated by DR. s. ~ MAlSH principal OF the late nrm a
Marsh to hts Old osncA No Vesey Ct, Ast0r HoasA
No cOunscCan with esse1 srce ~ thss cty
Pc.t-Qaare Nsticr.-Tho NAILS FOR EU ROPE fer he
week onting SATURDAY, May % 1878, VIII close ~ M
once AZ follows Wkbs ksDAY a. q 4 m: On III ~
DAY Al ii,o q and on "a Tu RDAf al xrd ii;soa
=. L. yAMhsa, r. ~
Caution 70 rhe RupesreA.-rHE SURGICAL BAxAA8
2s6 Broadway Is tho only place where Tie genuine gr 0e1
nal Inv ent~d 81 ts kArsa Co. can b. eetAe~
Al Of sold and property adjusted a. very teGucse
prfcos SILK ELASTIC uO0pS Of Al kinds Open untii 10
Lady attendant - $1,000,
The Great kssiish Remedy fer Gsas aud khcsnasasas
All su6ssers the sbsvs conpasintA stasr 81 rsssne
long standing are aiyised 70 BIAIRs GOVT a4 RH10
AArlC Pills They can ~ relied nPon - ce nsst -
remedy 0deru1 u ne public and have 49, -
vefsally used Europe oe many ysazs viii the gssss -
-
Prepared b. PaoUT AARsASr go stresA LSnc -
England. Wholesale Agents fLANTA" . s~"' -
" liam o., NssiVrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

Of the act Of January IA, 1878. H. s6i70ooo Inc "a
dtona circulation Issued during - present MONT -
besu distributed among the States e f0l0ws: M&Sss
chusctts s21 OOO New-York, $4,000; Pennsyivania
1857 900. and the balance In small amounts among ~
A her Sfsfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

TIE PRESIDENT UNABLE TO ATIEND- THE COM
PLANTS or THE INDIANS-THE PROMISES OF
rup DEPARTMENT - STATEMENTS CONCERNING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

De.h,cr. Pill. and ss'sss remedy ses chils
Ant ard Malaria
National Republican., 1875-12-08

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HfshRenGs IN EII braneheG or BuaIs
Rs-s IN the DSstrtct-
AGKICULTURAL WAKEH0UsE4.
sAs Baker, ga III, aEZLA. ave, bet 9Th 10th ste
ARCHITECTB.
sEET sE + r bse. 9S Is & SDP b. r OBJ 81 RfsH fgs oso.
", II. PoindPTter Vernon Row.
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW
II. K. Pisni y street: ]. P, Notary Con
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Rigs q Co.. Executive ave., cor. 18th ST.
BELL-HA NGERB, ,LOCKsMITHB, &C
n, Fred. Ftschet. sls 5th street, bet, and g.
BLEACHERR.
HsT.WhitluE. .-t-sWh't and BIT heAcher, s2s Pa.
BOOKSTORER.
solomOns ch4pnHns' metropolitan BookssSE =, "a
6n16 me ns~sst md most fasHiG9aPs styles
Om @Hs A"se seddfaE Invitations engraved in
she highest stylr Of ths art; All the new puOl-
WsTre8 ChSsI = 20, SCH arst-ciSs; BOOK and
Stationery s,or % Ps2as 5g .yenIe cor lUh a s
BRASS aOKRS.
EGtionAl Bras Works, S6, S1S and 80 IStn 4.
ticies uS uSsd the Plumbing and Gas and steam
Fitting Business; complete stock Of Plumb
CABINET SHOPS.
VIM. Walter, X 2 street, near 10th.
CARRIAsE FACTORIES.
Eoot;H; Graham. IG, 412, 5l4 sth street n. W..
hcDermott& q Bros, $40 Pa. sy,, near Sd Et.
HARDN AXE AND CUTLERY.
CIV. Kennedy ,o., 6l2 Pa, EV., bet. stb and 7thS
HORSES S8OERS.
d =. Dorah, ST.. bet. 9th and 10th, and 1851 St
Horses shod s""ordinE to natural shape Of foot.
INSTRIm GET MAKERS.
o, Fischer. Surs instruments Trusses, "a Tth sts
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
\, G. Weaver, Justice Of the Peace and Convey
Gncer, 6lS 7th 81. n. W.
LITHO6kAPHER9.
Norris Peters, t5s Pa. ave., near ~ street, Photo
Lithographv = speciality.
LIVERY SEABLES
Keyes o., col. 18th and D sts. Close carriages
Tor wedding alls and receptions. Boarding
and livery stables. Willard's hotel stables.
OPTIClANH
L. q. HemBler. sS Pa. GV., cor. ~ It.
OBNAMEN FAL Iron WORKS.
Tohn A. Hayward Wrought and Cast Iron Rail-
InRs, 14ll vnurtrenth street northwest
National Republican., 1875-12-08
GOVERNMENT SALES.

CONVENIENT SALE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,l
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
November n, 1878. y .
The Navy Department will offer for sale, at
public auction, the following-named vessels:
At the United States Naval Station, New Lon
don, on MONDAY, the 9Th Of December, 1875,
at Z o'clock m, the UnitSd States steamer Sew
ern,p Of 1000 tons measurement.
At the United States Eeyy Yard, New York,
on TUESDAY, the 18th fDecember, 1875, at Il
o'clock m, the United States steamer "Dela-
ware" Of 2Aoo tons measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk, on
FRIDAY, the Slst Of December, 1875, at Il o'clock
m, the United States ship "St. Lawrence" !" Of
lsI5 TONS aud the United States ship "Macedo-
nian," Of lao tons measurement.
The vessels will be offered as they lie: the steam
vessels to be sold with such machinery as may be
on board Of them on the day Of sale. They may
be examined at any time previous 70 the day Of
sale upon application to the oommandsnt Of the
yard or station where they are, respectively, who
VIII exhibit TO persons desiring 70 bid an inventory
Of such articles a. may be sold with them.
Thirty (3o) per centum Of the purchase money
must be deposited ct time Of sale, and the bal
ance paid in cash when the sale Is confirmed by
the Department; the vessels to be removed within
ten dLys from the date OF such confirmation.
The 9overnment reserves the right 70 with
draw the vessels, or either Of them, from sale, 70
confirm the sale, and to reject any bid or oter
which may be considered inadequate. dec1
National Republican., 1875-12-08
: COMMISSIONERS OF
CT OF COLUMBIA,

OFFISE. OF I,.TEsT THE o9NM1ss,3NERs 9s OF
WAsHINGToH, December l, 1875.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this ONCE
until II o'clock noon, DECEMBER 10th instant,
for Furnishing Supplies to the District Govern
ment for the year ending December 81, 1875. No
bids will be received except upon blank forms,
which can be obtained upon application to the
Superintendent Of Property.
By order Of the Commissioners.
de3td WIN. T1NDALL. Secretary.
National Republican., 1875-12-08

Any alteration, by erasure or interlineation OF q
material part Of the foregoing bond, will cause is
to be rejected unless tt appears by note memo
randum. sttested by the Witnesses that the altern
sealed. When partners are parties TO the bonds,
the partnership name should not be used. but eacH
partner should sign his individual name.
State of-CoHnty o|-ss: ---ss
On this-day Of, 1S-, personally appeared
before me, and, sureties In the fore
going bond, TO me known to be the parsons named
In said bond as sureties, and who have executed
the same IS such, who being by me daily sworn
depose and say, and each for himself deposes ana
says, he has executed the within bond, that his
place OF residence Is correctly stated therein thas
he Is the owner Of estate worth the sum here
debts due and owing by him, and all Judgments,
mortgages and executions against him, after allow
ing all exemptions OF every character whatever.
the total sum thus assured amounting to O.
dollars, being double the amount Of the foregoing
bond. - ~.
National Republican., 1875-12-08
subscribed and sworn befOre me this-d

E7-. H. al
NorE.-When the above oath Is taken before n
Justice Of The Peace, any other oicer not using
the certificate OF the clerk Of Court OF Record
must be added, under his seal OF ONCE, that ma
as such officer.
St1te oC-Couaty of-ss:
L., CLERK Of the, the same being Court
Of Record, do hereby certify that =, whose gem
was, at the time on signing the same, Justice OF
the Peace in and for the county and State afore-
said, duly qualified, and that all his oiciAl acts a
such are entitled to full faith anc credit.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my
this-da Of, la.
National Republican., 1875-12-08

ALLAN LINE
STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE, <ESsA
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. <HfkkH
The splendid screw Steamers OF the above Llne
will run as follows:
From Liverpool. From Baltimore
CaspIGn, OctObeT l9. November 10, 9 8. m.
Hibernian, November 2. November a, q. m.
HoyR Scotian, November 16. December s, 9 a.. m.
Caspian, November 30. December p, 9 4. m.
And henceforth every fortnight, taking passen-
gers and freight TO and from Liverpool.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
Baltimore TO Liverpool or Queenstown
Cabin 80 Sold.
SteeTaEe-...- . OuIEtuCys
Liverpool or Queenstown to Baltimore
Cabin ..:-..---- --.-.-..'.''''''....bs4 ~ Soio-
eteeraee see: .
friends can ob'Ain tickets.
These Steamers have very best accommodations
f0rpassengers.
A. SCHUMACHER Co.
No. South Charles ST., Baltimore
- CHAs. YALTER, or to
ID. A. BROSEAN,
se7-iv - st.. bet Ninth aid Tenth sts.
National Republican., 1875-12-08

NEROHAN1r' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
,O BETWEEN
WASHIN9TOE AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the hne steamships Z. @. kSkA
KNIGHT ans UHH GIBSO n viii make [Ffkxn
regular WEEKLY RIPS BETWEEN <SSH-aEEttsf1l
NEW YORK. ALEXANDRIA WASHIN6rUh
from Pier q, East liver, every Saturday at 4p. m.
Leave Georgetown every Friday At z O. N. and
AleIandria The sane lay. -
For nun information apply to 3. P. A. DEN
HAM, business once and wharf, s. water street,
GeerEetoWn, or At the once of the president near
P-street bridge, j, W, THOMPSON,
iaIl-tf PresideHt.
National Republican., 1875-12-08
CERTIFICATE OF PosrMAsrER.

CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER.
I, the undersigned, Postmaster ct =, State OF
=. After the exercise Of due diligence to InforU
myself Of the pecuniAry ability and responsibility
OF The principal and his suretes in the aforegotng
bond. and OF the real estate owned By them, re-
speetiyeiy; 90 hereby spproye SAID BOND, and Ger
cient-sufncienf to insure the payment Of double
the entire amount OF the said bond: and do fur-
ther certify that the said bond duly signed BY
-, bidder, and - and -, his snrstes, before
Postmaster.
POsTMAsTERs WILL OBSERVE that the Im-
proper approval OF the bond. or the certificate OF
the suffciency OF surstles therein, exposes than
not only TO diEmissal but also to fne or tmprison-
ment.
For forms Of proposal, bond and certificate, and
also for Instructions as 20 conditions to Oe EN-
braced in the contract &C., see advertise nent Of
this date, In pamphlet form, inviting proposals for
mail service In MAryA to be found At al the posi-
ofices on the above routes, and to be had applt
cation 70 the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Bids should be sen { in sealed envelopes, super.
scrtDed Mail Proposals, state Of Maryland, and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
MARSHALL JEWELL,
uae- Tu6w Postmaster GencrAl.
National Republican., 1875-12-08
WOOD WOOD
WOOD


nss sz7 Rezasylsasfs ave-, 30. xe.sn
aEe msgsn8h sfs., Boufh 011as
E5osn eleEsntly o. plainly bylnd. Pw ~
National Republican., 1875-12-08
JOB PRINTING.

1 e<A$ - AS1S~
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth St,
WASHINGTON, D. c., .
Has the very best facilities for doing
Book and Job .
PRINTING
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES. .
BOOK WORK.
National Republican., 1875-12-08

oHEAP SGuR,, D TICKET oFFIoE.
Railroad tickets bought .. soio, 70 OF from sll
RSiIntsi ti iT TedTctIon uP9n any %SsfDEo In
sls Pennsylvsnis avenue N. Win the eigs- store,
washington d. @. js1e--S
National Republican., 1875-12-08

Inscribed before me, =, for TIE
day Of, A. ID. Isl , and In
hereunto subscribe my name
u seal the day and year Aforesaid.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
Chinese Outrages.

In view of the latest reports from
China, one cannot well restrain certain
feeling of regret that the British govern
ment had not been compelled, from the
force of circumstances and the duty it
owed to itself and other civilized com
munities, to teach the pig-tailed sons of
the sun and moon a lesson in manners,
if not in international equity. The
Shanghai correspondent of the London
Daily Nea0s reports the behavior of the
natives as becoming every day more and
more scandalous. Within the last two
months the grossest cases of premedi-
tated and unwarranted assault have been
committed upon unprotected and inof-
fensive foreigners. During the month
of July last four persons attached to the
British Embassy were maltreated in a
village about forty miles from Pekin. A
few davs afterward Dr. Bushel and his
wife were stoned by Chinese mob in
the capital itself; and NJ. Lensey, the
Secretary of the Russian Embassy, was
stunned by brick and thrown from his
horse while riding along the public
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrowdale, a
Protestant clergyman and his wife. were
assaulted near Tientsin and bespattered
with mud. Upon another occasion 1000
Chinese troops, on being disembarked at
Shanghai, relieved their exuberant feel
ings by rushing about in all directions,
insulting and threatening all the foreign
ers they met. During the melee an
American gentleman and his wife rode
up and endeavored to thread their way
through the street, but the soldiers
would not let them pass, finishing up
their diabolical cowardice by beating
them about the head with their pixies.
The Chinese population are everywhere
being stirred up against foreigners, and
hostile placards, approved by the gov
ernors, are posted up on the walls every
night. These placaris invariably de-
nounce foreigners rs being the cause of
epidemics, inundations, fires, etc, and
declare that they are worthy of eternal
punishment.