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DIED.

KILLEEN.-In Elmira, OctoberIs, Miss NELLIE
KILLEBN, after q long and painful Illness which
she bore with patience TO the will Of God formerly
q resident OF Washington and for the last seven
years employed in the Treasury.
May she rest in peace.
KINSOLVIEG.-Ont the evening OF the 20 h inst
ADELINE, daughter Of Charles j. and Rachel Kim
solving, aged five months ard twenty three dave .
at 10 O'Clock, from the residence of the parents
No. :26 street northwest. Friends and acquaIn-
tsnces OF the family are respectfully invited to
tend.
RATIGAN.-October %, at II:SO n, m, MAY
ELLEN, beloved daughter OF Sarah e, and Patrick
RAtigan, aged hvo months and fo urteen days.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
parents, aS4 Pennsylvania avenue, on Friday, the
I'd infant, at 4 O'Clock p. m. The relatives and
friends OF the family are respectfully Invited TO
attend.
GAUTIER.-october2 %, 1875, at 11:p O'Clock a.
M, STAMINA M. GAUTIER, beloved wife OF Charles
Z. Gautier, aged twenty nine years.
Her relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
her funeral from st. PaIrick's church, at $3.50 D.
m. October 2.
o,CoNNoR..-october u, at 2:15 p. m, JOHN
O'CoNNoR, in the twenty fourth year OF his age,
native Of county Kerry, Ireland.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on saturday, October q, at 3
O'Connor, NO. as X street southwest.
YoUHG..0n Wednesday morning. October %,
OF diphtheiia, MAMIE, only surviving child OF
John Russell and Rosa Young, aged seven years
The remains will be taken to Washington. Fu-
neral services at the residence OF her father 2lI
West Twenty.second street, on Friday afternoon,
at o'clock.-N. Y. Herald INST instant.
McCARTY.-On the 18th OF October, 1873 at
O'Clock p. M, EMILY, beloved daughter Of John
and Mary McCarty, aged two years, ten months
and twenty. one days, OF Inflammation OF the brain
parents, 80 street, on Thursday, October q, at
$3.50 O'Clock.
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TIE HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY HEDG-
ING

In the speech of Hon. William d. Kelley
before the New York Board of Trade, on
the 18th instant Judge Kelley said that the
only particular in which he now differed
from Mr.. Greeley was that Mr.. Greeley
proposed that the interest of the bonds
should be payable in gold, while he himself
preferred 1t should be paid in green6Gcks.
And, wonderful to relate, he added that that
point he was quite willing to concede and
make them gold bonds, if the majority who
favored them thought best Wha! is the
use, Mr.. Kelley, in having principle, un-
less you stick to it7 No one wants you to
concede; gold redemption will carry the
day anyway. you want an interchange
bilty, with bonds, principal and interest
payable in paper, if that is what you are
advocating pray adhere to it. Why
varyf Do not vacillste. 1t is well
known that q fallacy well stuck
to is as good as the truth. You
may carry your paper-redemption scheme
yet But this attempt of yours TO substl-
tute gold basis by the interchange Of gold
bearing bonds paper-bearing 3.65's is q
step in the right direction, and If you per-
severe in the good road until next Tues
day week It may be that you viii per-
ceive that the old way is the best way
after all of keeping credit Igood. Work.
men may take due-bills for wages short
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA.


Senator Sargent received the following
dispatch last evening from Hon. A. G.
Abel, chairman of the Republican State
central committee:
SAN Francisco, October q, 1875.
The Republican train has put on another
Carr, and taken on board most of the passen-
gers by the late Opposition line.
Being interpreted, this means that the
Republicans have elected Professor Carr
Superintendent of Public Instruction, the
only State officer elected at the Wednesday
election, and that the Republican Indepen-
dents fell into line and helped the victory.
This is very gratifying intelligence, and
shows that the work of the summer canvass
was well planned and executed. The pol
icy of the party leaders in the September
contest was to so entirely defeat the indie
pendent party that had honey -combed the
Republican party, that it would never raise
Its head again as q separate organization,
and then attack the Democracy, and, if
possible, beat them in their turn. 1t was
impossible for the Republicans to win with
the Independents in the field, for most of
the strength of the latter came from their
ranks At the September election the
Democrats carried the State by a plurality
vote, and the Independents fell back to
third position. As was foreseen, the lat
ter at once abandoned their organization,
Withdrew their candidate, and LEFT the con-
test between the old parties and the Re-
publicans have swept the State.
1t is q mistake to say that this was not a
political fight. 1t was distinctively SO, and
so treated by the papers of both parties.
Carr is a straight-out Republican, regularly
nominated by his party convention, and
supported on party grounds. His election
is significant of what California may be re-
lied upon to do in the Presidential election,
and is an evidence of what brave and I'M
tiring work will do for Republican ascend
enpy
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THE New York EUeHiag Post INDUCES
in a Characteristic attack upon Senator
Conkling, because his Albany speech was
not an Endorsement of Governor Tilden
and Mr.. John Bigelow. What would the
Post have? Does it expect Republican
Senators to advocate the Democratic ticket,
because one of its editors is a candidate
upon that ticket, and because the Post
chooses to play the double part of Repub.
lican one day and Democrat the next?
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MARRIED..

CAMDEN-BROwN.-OnT Thursday, October IA.
by the Rev. X. Scott Norris. WILLIAM G. GAN.
OF Baltimore city.
wHITwoRTH-EDMoNsT the Pres.
byterIsn church, Laurel, on October Il, by the
Rev. +. g. Kirby, RICHARD II. WHITwORTH and
FANNIE Z. EDMoNsToN.
CUNNINGHAM-NICH0 Baltimore, on
the I'D Of July, by the Rev. WIN. 4. Ward, JAMES
CUNSINGHAM, Of Baltimore, Md, and Miss LUCY
NICHOLS, OF Washington, ID. @.
WELLING-LOUGHRAE. the 2)th Instant
at the Church OF the immaculate Conception, by
the Rev. Father Mccarthy, GEORGE WELLISG,
baltimore. Nd. No cards.
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Bumps Law and Practice Of Bankruptcy.
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History Of ''Trial BY Jury" By William For
Whitman,s Patent Cases, Supreme Court U. o.
A large stock Of School Book, for use IN the
pubic and priv ate schools In the city, for sAle AZ
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Law Booksellers and stationers.
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THE Illinois Radicals are having hard
time. Two of the Williamson county ku-
Klux were sentyLcrd 10 the Penitentiary for
twenty-five years each lat Tuesday.-NaeoH
(Ga.l Telegraph.
1t happens that they were not ''Radi-
Gals but admitting that they might have
been. why don't you do as much in the
way of furnishing your Democratic Ku.
KIux In Georgia and other Southern
StotesS
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUEBLA.
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THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
author OF principles OF Science, &C.; interna-
tional scientific series: g. 50 impressions Of Lon
don Social Life, by L. b. NAdal. formerly Secre-
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Away:'' H.75. .Daily Thoughts" By Rev. De
Family in Town ADD country" BY the author or
81 presH Sni,aren, e.; an antique and oeanti-
hood" sequel TO ..Elsle's Girlhsod;'' sl.5o.
sNotes on Paris, - by a. Tame: $50.
Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works on
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals. Philosophi-
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with diagrams, descriptions and prices on hand.
The attention Of students 10 called to our New
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Cuba has the epizootic. Cuba is liable to
have everything that can make her unhappy.
She seems to have been singled out to be
cursed.
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Mr.. Charles Francis Adams has been norli-
mated again, and this time, as usual, without
his own consent. They have put him on as
vice president Of some Democratic meeting in
Boston. he declines, and thinks that every
body else should decline until the world gets
to swinging easily again. To him, as to most
of Boston pundits, it seems to be sadly of the
centre Just now.
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WANTS.

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sisting OF three or four rooms, for family of two
persons, suitable for housekeeping. Address
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ocia-FM&W4t
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WANTED-ALL MEN TO KNOW THAT
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cook and waiter and ten GIRLS for the city. at
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DIS GARMENTs, HATS; BOOTS, SHOES,
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DR A. PRATT, DENTIST, Has RE
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he will be pleased to see bis old patrons, and the
WANTED "A COMPETENT BLACK.
w BOARD DELISEATOR. Address Box 10,
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EDITORIAL AFrERrHousHr.

Governor Hayesiand Senator Sherman are to
stump Pennsylvania.
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California wheels gracefully into line with
q seyen-thousand majority. Who NEXT
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TT0HEODORE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
50, Johns Parish Teacher Of
PIAEO, ORGAN, ETC.
% lessons, sl2;for go. Address, p. box 81 q.
rEoRGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sroDpARD sTREkf, GEORGE
ABoARDINe AND DAY sCHooL FOR YOUNG
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EIocution and Literary Department; Dr.. ].
M. +. NEwroN, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof L. ErekNK CoLLIERk, French; frof. 4:
n FRfsToF. Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained Of Principal xt
Bailantyne's, <ss Seventh street, Gilman's drug
store, Pennsylvs MIA avenue; Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and streets, Wsshington City.
Fail session opens septsn Per u. lss street cars
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FRIDAY MoRNING:::::::::::oCTo z 1876
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he Republicans.h have secured a majority of
SC, 600 In the last elections.
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M Or e NE OKS.
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Adventures Of Captain Hatteras. Illustrated.
General History Of Rome. Merrtyale.......... 30
Impressions OF London Social Life. Nadal.... l so
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Prose Quotations. 90
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f~ CIRCULATIN LIBRARY
READING ROOM,
At the rooms OF the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Corner Ninth and d streets.
Evening classes In French, German, English,
Latin and Greek.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS
At MONDAY, and O'Clock p. m.
ALL ARE INVITED. se22-tf
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FOR SALE
SPLENDID CITY RESIDENCE At A SACRIFICE.
ATTENTION, ClPIIsLIsIslkD SPECTATORS.

The home of the late Senator William A. Buck
f6 0gf IL set1g one Of magnificent block OF
eraor swain and eI- Speaker Blaine. The Airing
ton. Ebbitt house and W lizards hotel are within
inches BY iSs feet i inch Stable lot detached, 4
feet by - feet inches, with capacious brick sta
fitted up with ali modern Improvements. The
dwelling Is four stories high, with Manssrd roof,
yestibule, wide hail. saloon parlor, sitting room,
ON tie rst osr Ten eiesSht n seepSE sps e.
ments in all. Four water closets, two large bath
the Kitchen is large, well ventilsted and srranSed
with all the modern improvements.
spsensidly furnished. The furniture VIM be sold
house, furpiture and stable together, or VIII sell
house with or without furniture, and with or with
Taken altogether It is one Of the most complete
and desirable homes in washington.
as wei as persons desirods OF rs home. 'peOD'A'
q, Inis property must be sold, and We are prepared
Te1y TeaSSnable. For PTics and 0shs5 Ra5scularz
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
lSsF street northwest, adjoining EbOitt house,
u $500 si5.co. $500. $4,000 $500, $50;
ma nae 81 g.: 500 sei s0 5000 s0 E s%sE iSfa'sd
oc7. If 5iI Seventh street.
EoR SALE-A FINE TRoTTING MARE,
II eight years old. Has trotted in ESQ, Is per.
fsety gentle can be driven Sy any one s and sssn WI
Olcott's Livery Stable, / Street, between ThIr-
ocs-tf Z, B. BGRNUM, Ilrs street.
On ACRES OF LAND INwESTNEwToN,
GU Minnesota, to exchange for District prop
sT e 4-i APpl''0 Twill Wilfard E,sTRS at:l.
EoR sALE-HORSE. BUGGY AND HAIR
y ness, in first rate order; Horse Is kind, viii
stand without hitching. and Is fast road horse
Inquire at kELEHER'S STABLES, Ct Eighth
street. se2S-u
q o r 8 A L E.
One s-room Brick, s4,5OO.
Two sroom Bricks Is 90; $500 or q, 900 crsh.
Three Groom Frame Houses, q, 500.
Two Plantations in Florida.l
One Farm in Maryland.
One in Virginia.
one :-room Brick House, $500.
sep25-tf No. ia Tenth street northwest.
EOR SALE AN EXCELLENT GRIST
II and SAW MILL on Columbia Pike, Fairfax
county, Va, and about ak miles from washing
MIL, =" and Is now In complete working order. The
property offered contains about TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES OF LAND, good dwellins and orch a.,
street southeast, Capitol Hill, between Second ana
Third streets, w Arlington, ID. @.
E,OR SALETHE LEASE. GOOD WILL.
y license, fixtures and insurance Of one Of the
finest and best located Market stores In Washing
toni now doing nTge S9sIness e SS.d 70:
mot able attend 70 il properly. Inquire at Cir
cle Market corner Fourteenth AID II streets north
west, or address Box 50. Republican once. jy2o-H
ENOR SALE AT SAORIFIOE-A BRICK
II house, three stories high, press-brick mont,
containing nine large rooms, situated on Mary
land avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh stresta
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MI DANCING ACADEMY,
Nos. al4 and 916 Z street northwest,la
Is now open for the reception Of pupils. Days and
days, Thursdays and Saturdays from TO .. m;
for gentlemen, same days from to D. m; for la
dies, Tuesdays and Saturdays from $50 to 7 p. m.
For particulars, see circulars; to be had at the
music stores and at the Academy. ocl31m
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''It is our opinion" says the Cincinnati
Commercial, "that the Catholic question did
not materially aid the Republicans, since IL
was made tolerably clear to the average intel
ligence that the school system was In no great
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NR. p. j. DOHAHUE.
Nl Graduate IN honors Of the University fLon-
don, England, has resumed Instruction In Cisssles,
Mathem atics, French and English. special prep
aration for Annapolis, West Point and the uni
yersities, Highest references. Address, 1907 Nine
teenth street northwest. sep2l I'm
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-FOR ONE OR Two YEARS
- that desirable residence, No III South street,
Capitol HILL one door west Of the residence OF Gen.
Hugh Ewing, containing twelve rooms, with
modern I'm provements. For terms, &C apply 10
o. ID. B1RRETT, 81 FOur-and-a-ha0 street