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LITERATURE.
zELL'S ENCYCLOPEDIA
Dictionary,
AND GAZETTEER,

IT CONTAINS EVERY WORD IN THE
Il English language with its derivation and
definition. II has sketch OF every noted person
OF an ages. many Of them with portraits. 10 has
description OF every country. sea. lake. river,
mountain, town, etc, in the world. It contains
a description Of diseases, remedies, instruments.
surgical operations, etc, etc. It contains a de-
scriptiOn of the migration OF races, the progress
Of the nations. their customs, laws religion, etc.
TO describes all animals, birds, insects, fishes,
and reptiles 1t describes every plant and flow
CT, vegetable and tree, with their properties,
uses, etc. IL describes an new inventions, en-
gines, machinery, tools, st'. Il contains nearly
three thousand engravings Of persons, animals
plants, trees, flowers, machines, buidings, etc.
Zelrs Encyclopedia is full, complete, and
reliable, and at the same time so remarka-
bly, low in price, that millions Of copies Of
the parts have been sold, and the demand
is still as enormously large. For a speci-
men, address j. W. BIRDWELL,
Nashville, Tenn.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE

/ HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AND QUAIL
Il fled as guardian OF ". g. Rains by the
County Court Of Davidson county. This win
notify the public thatall contracts must be made
by me touching the estate of VIC. Rains
JAMES II. OGILVIE, Guardian.
February II, 1875. febIS. q, p.
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IIniEprSifT Of fhe SOnfh.

mHE CHURCH SCHOOL or THE EPIS-
cOpaI Church in the ten Southern DiOceses.
References. all the Bishops and Clergy Of the
Episcopal Church at the South.
The Lent Term begins March 49, 1915 Terms
fO- board tuition, washing, lights and medical
attendance. StGO per term Of - weeks. For cir
cularS and information address SeWanee, Frank
lin county. Tenn. j. GORGsS,
Fab30 a. Vice Chancellor
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REFERENCEs.-We refer, by permission, TO
the following gentlemen Of our city, and would
be glad if the cTedulOus would write 70 any OF
them.
K. p. DICK, Judge Z. S. District Court, West
eTn District Of North Carolina.
THOS. SETTLE, Judge Supreme Court.
I. b. KEOGH, Register in Bankruptcy.
RO. N. DOUGLAS, u. s. Marshal.
". S. BALL, Editor New North State.
DUFFY & ALBRIGHT, Editors Patriot.
CHAS. Z. SHOBER, OF firm Wilson q ShObeT,
Bankers.
JULIUS A. GRAY, Cashier Of the Bank Of
Greensboro.
r. NJ. STAFFORD, Sheriff Of GuiifOrd
i. ID. WHITE, Postmaster.
ODELL, Raglan * CO, Merchants.
j. W. SCOTT, Merchant.
Price Of Tickets. $3.50. Number Of Tick
cts, only 100000.
How TO RENuT.-MOney should be sent by
Registered Letter. POst0ffice Order, or Express,
with name, p0stoffce, county and State Of the
purchaser written plainly.
For further particulars apply to the Manager,
Box 8, Greensboro, y. q.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL,
Agents wanted. Manager.
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Election Notice.

He ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN
Directors OF the Nashville Gaslight Company.
TO serve for next twelve months, VIII be held at
the office of the Company on the 4tl day Of
March. 1875. Polls open between u and .
O'Clock. JAS. III. KENDEICk.
mills III Secrafa~v
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Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Is, 1SIj.f
THE DESIRE HAVING BEEN GENER-
i ally expressed by our citizens that the an
nlversary OF the
BIRTH OF WASHINGTON
shall be celebrated in a manner becoming 20
ourselves, and worthy OF the memory Of the
are hereby solicited % give their hearty assist
ance ami Cooperation, and unite IN making a
demonstration that shall be hereafter mem0ra-
bic IN our history.
For this purpose 1t is requisite. that the Pub
Tic Schools aud all Manufactures, Banks, News
paper officer aud Business house. generally, be
closed at II o'clock on
Monday, the 22d day Of February,
and that the remainder Of the Gay be univcrs-
ally observed As a holiday.
MORTON b HOWELL, Mayor.
February 18th, 1874. feblS a.
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PROCLAMATION.
n CONS. DERATION OF THE ARDENT
desire Of the citizens Of Edgefed to participate
in the celebration Of
TE'GSRingtOII'S Birth Day,
ON
Monday, 22d day Of February,

would request that the Public Schools and all
business houses be closed at u O'Clock on that
day, and the citizens, societies, etc, etc, join
in the festivities Of the occasion.
feb1etd i n. BROOKS. Mayor
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NOTICE.

sell our stock Of Staple and Fancy Groceries at
auction. All dealers are requested 70 attend.
We will continue to sell at private sale IN
I'll above date. A rare opportunity % secure
bargains. BAILEY & SPEkh1-
FsbIQ fri suu tines Is SOuth Market Il.
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Geo ?. RowalI & Co.


Conduct an gency for the reception Of adVer-
tisements for American NEWsPAPERs-the most
complete establishment OF the kind in the world.
SIX thousand NEWSPAPERS are kept regularly
on file, open 60 inspection by customers. Every
Advertisements is taken 1T the home price Of
the paper, without any additional charge or com
mission. An advertiser, in dealing with the
Agency, is saved trouble and correspondence,
making one contract instead Of dozen, a hum
dred or a thousand A Book, containing large
lists Of papers, Calculations, with some infOrma-
ton about prices, Il sent to any address for
twenty-five cents. Persons wishing 10 make
contracts for uivertisinE in any town, city, c0un-
ty, State CT Territory iOf the United States, or
any portion Of the Dominion Of Canada, may
send concise statement of what they want, to-
Eether with a copy Of the advertisement.
and receive Information which viii enable them
70 decide whether TO increase or reduce the order
For such Information there is no charge. Orders
are taken for single paper as well a. for list;
for single dollar As readily as for larger sum.
OmCcs Times Building),
Al Park Row, N. Y.
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EVERYDAY cbeerfulness is one Of the
great virtues,
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no. s,I7Ol
Tss CH0nceTsg at Nashville,

y. 5. Malone, Solicitor fer Complainant.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

Mr.. WILLARD CARPENTER, of Evansville,
Ind, announces that he will give 81 200, $50
to found a free college for poor students
clothing, tuition and food to be furnished for
nothing.
This is an appropriate supplement to the re-
cent endowment for similar purposes by Mr..
ChauIcey Rose, Of TeTre HaUte, in the same
State. These gentlemen were once poor young
men. They have grown up with Indiana, and
have by their industry, prudence, economy
and sagacity aided largely in her growth and
the development of her magnificent resources.
In the early days of their Western life they
had few educational advantages in the shape
of schools, colleges, &C., but they achieved an
experimental education which has placed them
far in advance of many of their compeers in
wealth. They were among the pioneers in the
construction of the most fourishing RAILWAYS
in the State. They proceeded upon the princi-
pies which governed President Garrett in the
construction of the Baltimore and Ohio, and
VIM. B. Ogden of the Galena and Chicago
Union roads. By practicing a true and sound
economy in construction, promptly meeting all
engagements as they fell due, and encouraging
q local traffic upon the line of their roads
which of itself would make them profitable
regardless of through business, the roads from
Evansville to Terre Haute and Richmond and
Indianapolis were completed largely BY the
individual exertions of Rose and Carpenter
without the aid of lands from the Govern
ment. And they were built in exact con-
trast with the great Illinois Central, which
had an endowment of many millions of
he of hoo do he oc
many an Eastern capitalist, while the former
has enriched the whole adjacent country
ard transformed the large landholders like
Rose and Carpenter, who gave their own
personal attention to the management of the
enterprises, into substantial millionaires. It
is most gratifying to see that these gentlemen
are still aetuated by the same principles of
patriotism and economy in the disposition Of
their means which characterized them in the
struggles of their early life. 1t is clear that
the desire to guard against compulsory Hitter
acy in the future among the young men of the
West was the incentive to these munifcent
endowments And thus the profits which
have accrued to these enterprising men through
the influence of the great public improve
ments which they inaugurated and were in
strumeDtal in constructing are to be made to
return blessings in the shape of educational
facilities, which shall be as universal in their
benefits as the silent dews of heaven. We
congratulate the State of Indiana upon the
possession Of these two noble sons. The in
situations which they found will prove of last
ing benefit to the Commonwealth as well as
enduring monuments to the wisdom and be-
ueficence of the donors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30
JUDGE BLATCHFoRD's OPINION IN
DAEA,s CASE AGAIN.

In our article in yesterdays issue we
showed conclusively, by positive enact
ment of Congress, that whatever doubt
might have existed prior to the 22d OF
June, 1874, as to the oIOsr of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia to issue
any process (whether Of subpoena, attach
ment or otherwise) which any Circuit
Court of the United States, holden within
State limits, might lawfully ISSUE the 760th,
761st and 763d sections of the act entitled
d" An act to revise and consolidate the
" statutes of the United States, general and
permanent in their character, relating to
&c the District of Columbia" approved on
said 22d day of June, 1874, relieved the
subject of every vestige of uncertainty.
The proposition, logically stated. is as
follows:
1. SubpGnas for witnesses to attend
court of the United States in any district
may run into any other dstrict.-See Re-
vised Statues of the United States, p. 165,
sec. S76.
9. A Circuit Court of the United States
is a court of the United States.
8. A Circuit Court Of the United States
NAV therefore send a subpoena into any dis
trict within the territorial limits of the
United States.
4. The Supreme Court (of the District
of Columbia) shall possess the same pOOers
and exercise the same jurisdiction as the
Circuit Courts of the United States.-See
Revised Statutes relating to District of Co.
lumbia, p. sc, sec. 760.
S. The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia therefore possesses the power to
send a subpoena into any district within
the territorial limits of the United States.
1t may be said, however, by Judge
Blatchford in excuse of his terrible blunder
that lie was ignorant Of the provisions of
the Revised Statutes of the District of Co.
Iumbia, which was as much the law of the
land as that under which he draws his
quarterly stipend; but we opine that if
some poor fellow-like Canning's weary
knife grinder, whose hat had hole in it
and so had his breeches-were 10 plead
ignorance of the law when accused of
crime before Judge Blatchford, he would
not be slow to tell him that "the ignorance
of the law excuseth no mar" then why
excuse a Judge who is presumed-though
sometimes this is violent presumption-to
know all the law in regard to a case on
which he passes judgment? The Revised
Statutes relating to the District of Colum-
bia went into operation more than year
before Dana was summoned to appear in
the Supreme Court here. They have been
published long time in book form, having
undergone two editions 1t may possibly
be that Judge Blatchford has never seen a
copy, if indeed he ever desired to see if,
before ordering Dana's discharge from the
custody of Marshal Fiske. But supposing
this to be the case, how easily could he
have obtained a copy by telegraphing his
desire for it to the Attorney General or to
the Secretary of State? His ignorance,
therefore, if not willful, is wholly mex
cusable
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30
DIED.

WHIT Elm this city, on Thursday, April ~,
JOHN WHITE, in the seVenty-sixth year OF his age.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, az his late
residence, No. 9l6 street northwest. Friends Of
the family are invited TO attend.
PAlNE;;-On april 2, in Springfield: MASS, aiter
long and painful sickness, j. WEBSTER PAINE,
formerly Of this city.
GALT.-Thursday morning, 18th instantl at
O'Clock. Mrs. ELIZA GAIT, relict Of the late James
Cat, In the seVenty-seyenth year Of her age.
he funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence. No 10 Ninth street northwest, on Saturday
morning, May /, at II O'Clock.
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MARRIED..

CROXTON-sIssoN:-T THURSDAY, April 2. 1876,
by the Rev. c. q. Meador, Mr.. RICHARD. A. CRoX-
TON, OF WestmOneland county, Va. and Miss
NARY Z. SIssoN, OF King George county, Va.
sHAW-FAIRALL -On the 18th Of April, at the
residence of Mr.. Horace Bagley, Georgetown, ID.
c., by Rev. ID. NJ. Browning, Mr.. CHARLES II.
SHAW and Miss MARY e. FAIRALL, OF Mont
gOmeTY county. MarYland. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

j. f. LUCAS begs leave to inform his frields
and public generally that he has removed his
Piano and Music Store tOi923 Seventh
Street,
between and streets northwest, where he has
constantly on hand the latest publications OF Sheet
Music. He ls also the agent OF steek's unriIaled
gold medal Pianos, and PelOubet, Pelton q Co. IS
standard Organs. BE makes speciality OF the hne
old violin trade, and has constantly on hand the
finest Italian and German Violin and Guitar
Strings, Musical Instruments, and musical mer-
chandise generally. apls-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30
MATURE AND LIFE, by FERNANI
Ew B0OK .
IN FOR SALE BY.,,o,

In FOR SALE BY
w. h & 0. H. MORRISON,
Booksellers and Publishers, G5 Pennsylvania ave.
Revised Statutes of the United States. embracing
anfnt, in force the first day Of December 1873,
as revised snd con solidated by commissioners sp-
thority and direction of the Secretary Of state.
Sold at Government price, s3.n Analysis Of
Lawyers, ANCIENT md modern. By Forsyth, auth9r
of 81 life Of Cicero,'' Law and Lady-Wilkie Col
Inns. Alice Brand. BY Riddle. Safely Married;
Novel. Author Of col Daere." Mr.. Yaughan6
Heir; Novel. BY Fraak Lee Benedict The
Story Of Valentine and his Mother. By Mrs. OIL
plant. Preaching Without Notes, BY Richard
s. Storrs, LII. ID. Conquering and to Conquer.
By author Of schonberg, Cotta-Family. Gods
Word Through Preaching. John Hail. ID. D. The
+. AtwAter. aDl0-tf
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DRY GOODS.
Cash INDUCEMENTS.

Black Silk at $I.25; worth 81.
Black Silk at $I.50; worth $2.25.
Black Silk at $I.75; worth $3.50.
BeIIon's Black Silk, Cashmere
finish, at 81; worth So.
Lupin's Black Cashmeres, extra
widths, at ST, $I.25 and $L50.
The Cheapest Goods in the city.
LuPin's Black Tamise, at ST,
SIPS and $I.50;
Fully Is per cent. under regular prices.
Black AIpaoas at 81 - cents;
worth 81 ~.
BIsck MOhairs at so cents;
worth Is.
Black Grenadines at Soc; sod
last season at ST.
French Lawns at 81 - cents;
regular price so.
LINEN SUITINGS, ALL KINDS;
Some very stylish at Is cents.
LACE SHAWLS AND LACE SACQUES
AT AUCTION PRICES.
1000 yards Dark Prints at
8 cents; worth PIP.
We are in want of Money, and have
decided to offer our entire stock AT
prices that will defy competition.
YATES Il MITCHELL.
ap2s-lOt S17 Market Space.
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WOODRUFFlS FME-HOLDER,

adopted by the Government, is fast becoming the
Standard Document File Of the country. For sale
by Stationers and at She mandatory,
Nos. 7oS AND 7G NINTH STREET EoRTHWEsT,
Washington, DC, mh@-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30
ELOUR.
FLOUR.

FLOUh' TLOUR'
have in store all the best brands of FAMILY
and EXTRA FLOUR. viz: shoemaker 4 Co Pat
emit Process; Herr, Great Swiss Process; Welch's
Pride OF Columli1. New Process; Golden Hill, Ma
tiOnal Mills, oOkS' Delight and other goods.
Good Flour at the lowest market prices.
Also, Graham Flour. Rye Flour, Rye Meal, yell
Meal, &c. II. EGAN,
aL20.St Corner Seventh and streets n. W.
GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE, UNDER
" INSURANCE, at the new Auction House OF
II. F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, No. 64I LouisIanG
avenue, near Seventh street northwest. ap2S-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

RSNe A NEW, SUPERIOR AND MOST
kSS elegant process in the Art of Making Wax
Fruit, invented and perfected AFTER four years OF
study and trial by John W. Hendley, Is now COM
handing the full appreciation OF connoIsseurs.
Mr.. Hendley is prepared to give instruction, aud
application for terms, &C., may be made at Bar
lows Art Gallery, lbs PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and
Ct orRe Eyneal's, jr., $50 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

SALT.
SGfTI sSITiNSI ooo S6ES S11 II z Z PM
y Ground Alum; Is 900 sacks Ashton, Deakln,
Nerdius 9nd Stuob's factory Alled, hne; Is 90 bush.
Turks IsAnd 50 tons Reck for cattle; 100 01e blgs
and boxes Dairy and Table Salt, assorted Sizes for
sale In lots to suit delivered in Washington about
Baltimore prices BY
q South street and Jenkins wharf, Baltimore.
fe24-am@
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DRY GOODS.
MUST BE SOLD
]. C. HISWALL & CO.,

CLOSE BUSINESS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

Having determined to retire from their present
business, will from this date offer their entire
stock OF
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. e M OvED d.

BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
ap5-tf Vernon Row, cor. Pa. av. and Tenth st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ RAILROAD COMPANY,
WASHINGTON CITY, April q, '6I5.
There Ill he meeting ofthe stockholders fthe
Southern Maryland Railroad Company, at the Of
fee of the company, III Four and A-half street on
the 9th day Of May next, for the election OF twelve
directors for the ensuing year, ana Tor the
consideration of any other business that may be
brought before the stockholders.
apZ7-l0t CHAS. H. WINDER, Secretary.
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CHEAP HOUSE FOR DRY GOODS,

No. SeS Seventh street, and No. 7O6 K street
northwest, ans
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
THE TRIBUNEs MONTHLY CALENDAR
r., loyc, age. indicate The days Of e monh-he sGH one
fle inna ne Nc1T.
TRIPLE S Ill E E Il
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoPTIGx.-The Americans have had another suc-
cess at Dollvmount The Spencer Cup has been won
by Mr. r. G. Coleman. Other prizes were secured
nv Messrs Gildcrslceve and Yale. == The three
mutineers of the schooner Jefferson Borden lett
Queenstown for this country in custody OF Uhited
States officers. -- The number of persons drowned
by the nundation at Toulouse is estimated at 2'ooo'
DoMEsrIc.-The Treasury Department at Wash
ington was completely rcorganized yesterday. -
The Iowa Republicans have nominated Samuei J'
Kirkw0od for Governor.
CRY AND SUBUaBAN.-The Tlton-Beecher jury
remained out Mr. Beecher's lawyers desired to
hiring the fact of the arrest of Loader and Price be-
fore the jurors but NJ. Tilton's lawyers refused.
- The Commissioners of Taxes and AS
sessment made report Of their years
work to the Mayor. 60 The b0ndholders OF
the Northern Pacific Railway met and received
a plan of reorganization prepared by their commit
tee. - Mayor Wickham wrote letter TO meet
ing of laborers defending the recent reduction OF
wages ON city work. -- Testimony that Police
Captains Mccullough and Killalea had re-
oeiyed money improperly given before
the Assembly Investigating Committee =- In
the suit of the City of Brooklyn against ex-Tax-
Collector Isaac Badcau the referee has awarded
the CITY $65 ii5 "A. - The brooklyn Alder
men confirmed Mayor Hunters nominations for the
c;tv commissions -- Commencement exercises
were held ut Columbia College aud the Normal
College in this city, at St. Johns College, FoTdham,
at the College OF New-Icrscy at Princeton at Seton
Hail. and ST. Benedict's College i'll New-JCrsey --
Gold 117l4, 1l7ls III. Gold value Of the legal
tender dollar at the close 81 40 cents.
The WEAIHTR-The Government report predicts
cool and generally clear weather. -- The ther-
momoter in this city yesterday, ~. 81, 75o.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
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