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FT,O HAVE GOOD SWEET AND
i 5pcngy Biscuits, Rolls, Cakes, Pastry
&c. without yeast, Soda or rising OF any
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for the speedy Of special troubles the
young and middle-aged. Nervous, mental and physi-
cal depression, loss Of meme ry and energy pains in
the back, sef-distrust dizziness dimness of sight,
confusion Of IDEAS and other disorders of the
vous system consequent various habits that lower
the vitality of the system. Any druggist has the ill.,
gradients. Address DR. E. H. Hilton, Cincinnati, o.
Oct. law.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

We are authorized to announce Col. JACOB Hottie,
as a candidate for the Louise Of Delegates Virginia
T ao;oIatura Sent 30-te
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

We are authorized to announce JUDGE H. c. ALLEN
as candidate for the House of Delegates Virginia
I eo;sl,ture Sept 30-te.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
NIRn.

MCCRIsTAL.-suddenly, on the Sth instant, at
$40 O'Clock q M, Of psrAly sis, John MCCRIsrAL,
in the EOrty-fourth year OF HIS age. Ne leaves
wife and six children who dee ply mourn their loss.
He was . member OF Federal Lodge, MOI, Ma
Friends OF the fsmIly are invited to attend his
funeral fIDml his late residence, No. 1901 Seventh
street, this Afternoon at O'Clock. = ..1..
WILLSOE.-On Sunday. May 9, 1875, EavIN
RUsSELL, aged eleven months and twenty one
days, son or John b. and n. j. Wilson.
The funeral win take place from the rssIdenc0
OF Nj. Wilson: 4s4 street southwest, this morn
sTRoNG.-At Springfield, Mass, Saturday, the
sth instant, Mrs HGRRIET STRONG, widow OF
Rev. William Strong, OF Connecticut, and mother
Of Mr.. Justice Strong, OF the Supreme Court Of
PERKINs.-on the 9th instant, MARY LtLLrAN
PERKINs, youngest daughter Of Daniel and Annie
The funeral will take place nom her parents,
residence, No. 300 street northwest, on Tueiday
afternoon at O'Clock, to which the relatives and
friends Of the family are invited: tStarI
BURLEY.-Of diphtheri2, on the 9TH instant, at
O'Clock Q. m, Mrs. CoRNELh II. BURLEY, In
the fortlsth year o. her sge.
church, n street, between fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest, Tuesday, the nth Instant, at
o'clock services precisely 81 10 O'Clock .. m. At
which time the family and friends generally are
respectfully invited to attend. -
wALSH.-May Q, after lingering illness, which
he bore with Christian forttude, JANIS WALSH,
funerII from bis late residence, No. as street
81. Peters church, where Requiem Mass will be
celebrated. Friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend. ~ .... -. =. - - .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

BEAUREGARD was hot-headed and indis-
Greet enough during the war to put himself
on.record infavor of spohcy Of exceptional
cruelty to Union prisoners captured by the
Confederate forces. Now he has some trouble
in explaining this record, and has not only
written letters himself regarding it, but has
secured the publication of similar letters
from friends. If the war had ended other
wise than it did. and Beauregard had found
himself numbered among the victors in
stead of the defeated, he would not now be
engaged in these explanations. On the
contrary, he would no doubt have boosted
that he was the first man in the South to
advocate the hosting of blaok-fag in the
contest against the hated Yankees"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
toRPfCIAL.I
Circular Relating to the Enlistment Of BoyS
in the serYina. -
W en- =, NAY Az. DEPAETMEST,

. dAVY DEPARTMENT. 4
WASHINGTON, April o. IaTS b
a nnIeeo number OF boys between the ages of
n1been eno seventeen years Will be enIieted nm
Ger the proIinons Of the following acts al Oon.
gress, VIZ, ReVt6sd Statutes Of the United etStSs
SecIon lAIe. boys between the ages Of sixteen
and etRhteen years may be enlisted 10 servs N
me navy until they shall arrive at the aee 81
tWenty-0ne years, &c., SC. Ia1raf :. - "a
Section 14l9. Minors between the sres Of sIY-
teen years not be enlisted for ths
naval Service without the consent Of their parent
section lt2o. No minor under the age Of sixtsen
yeaIs no insane or intoxicated person, and no de-
fsrIer Irom the naval or military service Of the
vice. ET77s----- : s-Ni ~ s-S 10 u sef-
These boys will be sent on board the as0ship
minnesota, at New York, to be trained FOR the
naval service, under the following reruIations;
Every boy previous TO being enlisted must sat
tsiy the Examining Board Of Oficers- .
LIST. That he is Of robust frame inteIIt0ent of
perfectly sound and healthy constitutIon. free
nom any physical defects or malformatioh, and
I'd. That he is able TO read and write.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

TIE return of Colonel Forney from
Europe is Just now the occasion of serious
discussion among certain anxious journal
lists in Philadelphia. Forney always was
bone of contention and always will. be;
but exactly why Col. Mcclure, ofthe Phila-
delphia Times, should be sodisturbed about
his future proceedings is not apparent, I'M
less the suspicion is correct that he is afraid
of him as rival. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

No ONE who knows the man viii doubt
the integrity of Commissioner Douglas, of
the Internal Revenue Bureau. But those
journals which made haste to denounce his
sudden or unexpected removal will proba-
bly, admit, in view Of the news regarding
colossal whisky fraudE in the West, printed
elsewhere this morning, that his admins
trative abilities are not 90 striingiy appa-
rent as his acknowledged uprightness Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

-
In special cases, where the boy shows general
intelligence, and is otherwise qualified, the Elk
aiming Board. If they think 1T, may enlist hin
writing Is Imperfect. : '''9'
3d. That he is OF proper age -
4th. That bis height and measure are suhicient
being, for Q boy Of 10 years Of age, 8 feet and
inch without shoes, and 30 inches around the
Boys, however, who DO not quite reach this
listed By special order Of the Navy Department,
If IN all other respects desirable liz -,,so,,.
or declaration, made by bis parents or guardian,
his entering the navy, and engaging to serve until
he shall have reached twsnty-ons years Of age; 81
the captain, line offcer, and the senior medical
ofiicer Of the vessel.
|. If the eKsmininK ofhcers are Of the opin-
ion that the boy Is m every respect toE me ser
service until tWenty-one years OF age to be read
and explained 10 him, and II he voluntarily agrees
to its terms, be In then in the presence OF wit
nssS, to sign the agreement and be enlisted.
The examining ofhcers will MI up ths form and
certificate attached to the engagement, and trans
NIT it to the DepartmenE @I g -. % ---.l - q.
The education of the boys will comprise emily
the elements OF an English education, alternating
occupations designed 70 prepare them for sailors
In the navy.
The boys will be enlisted As second class boys,
At the rate of sloD per month and one ration.
While serving on the Minnesota, they may, IL de-
serving, be promoted to the rating Of nrst class
boys and on ser going vessels VIII De entitled 70
higher ratings, at tie discretion OF their com.
handing OE1cers, 80 reward OF proficiency ana
In the enlistment Of boys, preferences Will De
Boys on being enlisted, will be furnishsd an out
ut Of clothing, the cost Of which will be charged
- 49, ~ . .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

GEN. FRANK BLAIR is said to be recov-
ering from his recent illness, and owes his
convalescence to the TRANSMISSION of new
blood into bis veins from those of living
animal. The Democratic party has often
times tried the same experiment, but with
Indifferent success. 1t always got hold OF
the wrong animaI-a stubborn beast with
more ears and heels than brains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

They ARE talking about Senator Booth
out in California as possible Democratic
candidate for President. OF course they
bnnder. The Democrats encouraged
Booth to disturb the discipline of the Re.
publican party, but having accomplished
this they have no further use for him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THEY have discovered disease in Eu.
rope known as ''telegraph-paralysis." 1t
proceeds from the constant use of the
muscles Of the thumb while operating the
keys of telegraph instruments. 1t should
be introduced among the telegraphing liars
of the Associated Press in the South at
once
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THE Ohio Democrats are getting fright
ened. Senator Thurman in a speech last
week admitted the result of the coming
election to be in doubt and Congressman
Sayler told the brethren that if they lost
the State they would certainly lose the
Presidential election.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

IT Is NOT OUR HABIT to sllude to theatri.
cal perrOEE.4--~As editoriaIly, bat the rem
dering Of the new sensational PLAY, 9TH.
Dig bonauLA," at the National Theatre Il
so perfect and so well worthy Of patronaeo
that we do not hesitate to commend h
especially to the favorable consideration Of
our readers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

MICHIGAN has abandoned tine expert
ment of Prohibitory legislation. Licensing
is prohibited by the constitution; but the
Legislature has inaugurated the system of
taxing liquor dealers to avoid the constitu-
tional prohibition. The prohibitory ex.
pertinent lasted twenty wears.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THE New York Tribune was quite cor
rect in notifying the President and secre.
tary Delano that its abuse was about to
begin again. Witness the following ele.
giant missiye, received by the latter, in the
Handwriting of sub-detective:
@. DeLdno, esq: .".-~
"You die hard. you id old fraud; but YOU
have to 90, - go. SjJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

In TEXAS they have a Judge named
White, who has removed the Sheriff of
Guadalupe county several times, notwith
standing the people reelected him each
time. OF course the Judge is Democrat
and the Sheriff a Republican.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
THE Confederate Centennial ce,sbr

THE Confederate Centennial celebration
at Charlotte, N. O., of the fraudulent
MeckleRburg Declaration of Independence
promises to be grand affair. 1t is meet
and proper that these gentlemen should
celebrate such an occasion. They never
did understand the true meaning of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
Prssident Grant and oa.eD victoria

lfrom the Fort wayne gazette.
The Sentinel thinks President Grant "wiIl
soon have had as many escapes as Queen Vic
toria, who has run the gauntlet of whole
lunatic asylum" Why, the President has
already run the gauntlet Of an entire lunatic
party. .--la -.. 3D. 81 ...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THE Cincinnati Musical Festival begins
to-day. and will last four days. What has
become of the Washington Musical Gen.
tenniAl Jubilee?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THE Pittsburg EUsniRg Telegraph claims
to have been the first to nominate Secretary
Bristow to be the Republican candidate for
President in 1876 Mark it down.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

real Declaration, and they will conse-
quently enjoy themselves hugely while
paying homage 70 q bogus one.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE INV 0A00KS

NATuRE AND LIFE, by FERNAND
Maeready's "Reminiscences, by Pollock.
Perfect Love C1steth Out Fear, by Washburn.
Types and Emblems, by G. H. Spurgeon.
A Perfect AdoriS, by Author of RutledEe.
Epochs Of History Edward III.
Fungi, their Nature aud Use, by N. C. Cooke.
FOR SALE BY
WIN. BALLANFYNE, No. 420 SsTaIth street.
aDl7-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
EAYY nEPARrMRNr.

= WASHINGTON, May 3 1870. I
The U. s. Ship Sabine, n at Portsmouth, N.
H., will be used for the enlistment Of boys under
the proVisions Of the Circular Of April g. 1875 and
the same rules and regulations will apply 20
them As to those received on board the Flag ship
minnesota" at New YORK; ~ ..'
. - - .'' GEO. NJ. ROBSON
r.r e. Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.,
No. "a Union Square, New York.
L. BAAR, Agent,
mys-5t YM C. A Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

Pure French Candles, mesh manufactured at tn
house, for sale at the National Candy Mandatory
opposite Metropolitan Eel. mh25-Ths Tut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
Z SEVENTH sTREET \. ". 7I7
CHR. RIEssMER,s' r.,

Stove AND MANTEL wARERooMs I
Have ialways on hand the ST. GEORGE HEAT.
ING kANGE, the PARIS RANGE, aud yarietv
ACE IRE-PLACEHEATER, the PARLuR SIN IN
and lf, L39G Irs HEATERS, the best HOT-kIR
SLATE MANTEI FROM go TO $50.
zPARLOR GRATEso Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Stoves constantly on hand. OOOAN's
REFRIGERATORs WATER COOLERS AMI
STANDS, and fuH line of House FurnishInR
al. GARDEN VASES AND sETTEEs. -s.54
Fstimstes given for Hot-aIr Furnaces, Ranges.
Latrobes, Mantels, &C. apE-sm'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

CHEAP HOUSE FOR DRY GOODS,
Best CAlicoes, and 10 cts.
Andr0scoggln and Fruit CottOns, I2T cents
Percales ny, Is and IS cts.
Yard wide Stupid Batiste Il cts, worth 25 cts.
Plain Batistes FOR BuItings II cts, worth 2j cts,
IAdies' euiting Linens, IS to so cts.
nsrd wide Percsles, l2zc., worth sc.
l4-yArd long An-linen Towels, I21S cts.
double Damask Towel, 2Oets., worth 10 cts.
Table Linens, ~ cts. mp, very cheap.
soIled Hemmed-stitched Hsndketchiefs, I25S cts,
Al-linen HaRdkerchIefs and Napkins, 5 c. up.
Cheapest house for Dress Goods, ISc. q yard, IN,
PlAldsGH cts, former price 50 cts.
Plaids ~ cts, former price 81 cts.
Coos Plaids . cts, former price IS cts.
Plain SuitinRg, %, 3, II, ~ cents up.
Pongee silks, ~, 50, and 62% cts.
Summer Sllks very cheap, to close out.
Black silks for Granadine Innings T5c. to 81.
Black eros Grain Silks 81 to d.
Black Alpaeas in superior Blacks, sc. up.
Straw MGttings, 25c. mp.
English Brussels Carpets, 81 Is, worth $50,
English Ingrains sc. 10 g.
7o9 Market Space.
ap24-tf Between Seventh and Eighth SITS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF ,rHE MS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE TWENTY-
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, 1876,
Jas. g. Berret ct al. - -
Of VIM. CGmmack, ~ --7-'---' ONNS'' t''
.. '' deceased, - . O. .. r... .r ... " ....
On motion Of the plaintiff by Mr., n r.
SElttenden, their solicitor, II Is ordered that the
oeiendanti the unknown heirs OF William CAM
mack oeceaSed, cause their appearance 10 be en-!
tered herein On or before the nrstruIe-day occurr
FORTY days amer tins day: otherwise the cSnse viii
be Preceeded with as In case OF defauits - wa
by me Court: A.,MYLIE, Justice, &C.
Nv III " EIT ss1; q: .; -! MEiSs, Clerk &c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

PERCENTAGE.
INCREASE AND DECREASE OF SALES
SEWING MACHINES
During 1873, by the companies Reporting to the
Combination,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
PERSONAL.

| NNCNnDNeNNNN-N NNNNNNINNNDN|NHN
WILL HON. W. ". KETCHUM LEAVE
1 w bis address at the st. James, corner OF Sixth
myii-:t' ems - - - THOMAS D. SAX.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
W. W. BURDETTE eco,

No. "a Seventh street, and No. 7Os K strss
northwest. ans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11
FOR SALE.

NNONONNN|ONSNSNN- NONONCYO%o<(NN((S
DOR SALE.-AN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
a house-gas, bath, closets, bay-wlndo WIeehsr,
fruit trees In yard, street Improvements all made
The house is IN excellent repair, and Is comfort
able and cosy home. Situation on street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Terms very
easy: 500 cash. and balance in monthly INSTALL
ments Of so, Inquire at ISOs z street northwest.
myll-TuThs3ts IN ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
LITERARY RECEPTION.

The scmLannual reception Of the Literary Soct
ETY. Of the Young Mems Christian Association took
place last evening at Association Hall Toe hal
was crowded by an intelligent and apprecative
audience, aud the speakers were frequently inter.
rupted with applause The exercises were inter.
spersed with choice selections on the organ, which
were rendered in mastery manner. The enter.
tainment opened with musIc-"Esa Claudio"
followed by reading from the Bible. MIR. q. Albert
Ptnxnay then delivered an Grafton on social re-
FORMS in winch he attacked In unmeasured terms
tue lacK OF moral courage evidenced by Americans
IN Submitting to all sorts OF evils and abuses with
out ever thinking oftakinga decided Stand against
educational systems. which sadly needed rehoI
cling; cxtlavagance, whlcn was national vice.
and In conclusion the speaker nahd,eu, wltno9i
gloves, fashionable i0ilies, sucn as extravaganza
In dress and late hours. When Mr. Pinkuey had
concluded tue ''Marcne du Prophetic" was gwen
ment was made that Judge Barrett. who had
promised to be present and decide the debate,
which was the feature OF the evening, was unable
William L. Dodge Jr., would act in his place. Inc
subject OF the DEBATE, as announced by !ne coui-
mlttee, was rs the Clyi Rights Bil! 2 Desirable
and Freeze lex W. Hahn and N. La +. Bachman lor
ns aaa 'he the sa
ject was banded with considerable ability
by the young gentlemen a sign as OF RELIEF
went up from all over the mousse when II
was concluded. lew airs from Strauss, however,
enlivensd the audience little aud prepared
the people Tor an address by the PresIdent, Nj.
William Ii. Sage, which was congratulatory IN Its
character to Tue members on the nourishing con-
dit'on or tue society. Mr.. William +. Docge. Jr.,
then made lew remarks and announced the de.
cision OF the Committee on Debate to be In the
AFFIRM tive.
fantasia on college airs concluded the enter.
greatly indebted TO the Literary Society for
pleasant evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07

city states that he had conversation with Cover.
nor Itden about the Costigan BILL and ne say 'n'
Governor expressed himself as opposed 10 H.
asked.
Green ought to be let alone, and his chiei argu'
ment was confined In this remark Said ne =
Green ought TO be lett where he Is 10 serve a, q
nghtnlng-rod 70 draw away rom the party all the
abuse 'lt might otherwise get from IS opponents
In other words. ne believes that It VIII do ne
party TO let HIM be abused, because II ne was
not where he Is abuse might be scattered about
elsewhere, to the party's damage"
NOW II the C0stiQan Dill Should be defeated Dy
republican votes. aud Mayor WIckham should re-
move Green as well as other heads OF Department.
party question, do you think that Governor Tden
would refuse MS approval 70 Green's removalW
HE would not care Wnen Green 10 removed
in that way rtlden Will not dare che lace OF htl
nome rule' cry TO set himself up against the unan'
imous demand Of the democratic party. Besides.
good many democratic voters in this city whom II
viii notd to oppose on this Green question"
THE CITY MARSnALS.
So many grievous complaints have peen made
during the past year or so against the city mar.
shas that IL - said the Mayor and ail the leaders
OF the party in this city VIII exert their influence
to get rid OF them In some way. Their extortioni
ana general way OF doing business were illustrated
some time ago by the acts OF two OF them. one q
whom sold property under. an execution worth
nearly $4,000 Tor something nike $500. the ostenst
DUMMY Tor the MARSHAL the victim was reduced
to poverty by the job The case OF the other, VINE
seized lager oeer saoon ran IT LOT Two GAYS or
from the sales OF lager, Is yet fresh In the public
anxious to get rid OF them, but az
they were appointed for three years
Assistant Aldermen, he cannot unless they are
complained against Tor some OF their old pranks,
and il therefore favor OF handing their business
over TO the she itf-a bill for the accomplishment
OF winch design Is now before the Legislature.
This business taken away, their power tor mis-
chief would be also taken away; In tact.
they would soon resign when they found their
money making at an end It's true that II tue
Sheriff had the business his lees would be IN.
creased; but az the marshals only give $1,000
surety (wnIch Is never available when wanted),
ana a deputy sherln has to give $4,000 ana the
Sheri $40 600 IN addition IL Is believed the uni0r.
inmates against whom executions are lssued
would be less apt to De made the victimS OF high.
handed robbery and ext0rti0n, ~ many nave been
by city marshals In the past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
THE OLD TWELFTH STREET SCHOOL
REUNION OF GRADUATES.


The graduates OF the Senior department OF the
Twelfth street school held their annual reunion
yesterday afternoon In the school building. about
two hundred and hlty being present The room
In which the ladies and their friends assembled
was tastefully decorated, and above the platform
was the motto, in evergreens, "faec dim rnensi.
Mise Juyabitu' Tie reunion was oil graduates
from 1859 10 1870 inclusive, their number being
according to the statistics read by tho accom-
pilshed secretary, 302, not all OF wnom however
were present. Those VINO came came IN the
plenitude OF their beauty and adornments, aud
we're evidently bent on having reunion indeed
II one could Judge anything by the
hearty hanLshak King, hugglng aud kissing tina,
was as the gentlemen visitors thought,
selnshly INDUCED IN. An excellent programme
conslstiuQ OF songs, ch0ruses, addresses OF well
come and 'ln memoriam" reading Statistics and
LEI lers from absent trends was well carreJ out.
Some OF The letters, one IN particular, RON laie
teacner now soj0urnng IN Westmoreland county.
pa. created conslderabie merriment by the luce.
tivus manner 81 It's composition. The statistics
1.-the iact that oil 800 graduates only 120 are
now married. some Of the classes seem 10 have
been especially unfortunate, that OF 1865, Tor In.
stance having captured out nye husbands while
there we're twenty-Lnrce graduates.
After all the songs had been sung. the letters
ana statistics read. The addresses and ESSAYS de-
llvered and good lime generally INDUCED IN, the
Ja,r graaua<es again exchanged "busses,i shook
hands and sald their sorrowiW ''good-byAh