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Then will the little bean-shooters
Be laid upon the shelves,
And the Therman-Allen families
Pelr suoW-balls at themselves.


We scarcely expected one of Sam. Bowles'
age to make such q remarkable fool of. him
self on the political stage, but he has gone and
completely done it. Last week, mark you,
only last week, he was laying his plans to
come back into the Republican fold at the
earliest possible moment; that is, just as soon
as the party was willing to allow. him, and
now we find him playing orderly in the ranks
of Tlden's DRAGONS, with cheering prospects
of being promoted to drum majorship as soon
as he is capacitated for the position. Bowles
has been rather fiuctuating politician ever
since he tied his journal to the coattails of the
Liberal movement, apparently never knowing
just where he stood, or just what was proper
and right to do. He really desires to come
back to the Republican family, but seems to
be somewhat ashamed to apply for admit
taDce after remaining away with the avowed
intention of building up great party, which
was, according to his expectations, destined to
be the ruling omnipotent power in the land.
When this new party of Liberalists was swal-
lowed up in the great tidal-waye Of 1872,
Samuel found himself without kindly shelter
or even q refuge from the political storm. A
certain stubbornness of disposition would not
allow him to openly ask for admittance into
his old political stronghold, and the Rspubli-
can party did not have time just then to give
him an invitation to come back, and for some
reason, which we cannot now explain, never
vet have been able 10 find time. From long
waiting he became weary, and now as the OPP
portunity is offered he slips into the Demo
cratic dragons and consoles his injured feel
ings by footing sonorously for Tilden. By
next week he will become uneasy again, and
commence his strategic manoeuvres to worm
himself back into the party ranks in some
obscure manner; but we hope he will be
manly enough about it to give us at least q
days warning before he comes.
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DIED.

HUNTER.-OctOber q, 1876, at 9 a. m, in the
ninety-hrst year Of her age, Mrs. HANNAH RAIL
sToN HUNTER, native Of Ayrshire, Scotland, and
Ielict of VIM. Hunter.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her son-ln-law, John T. Lehman, No. lilo street
northwest Sunday, October "a at $3.50 O'Clock p.
ADAMs.-October n 1875, at 7:2O O'Clock a. M,
ALICE ADAMS, beloved daughter OF Margaret and
Samuel Adams, aged twenty-one years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
9th instant, at p. m. Relatives and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
YOUNG.-On the 2lst instant, EDWARD OWEN
YOUNG, in the twenty ninth year his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
sEectfully invited attend his funeral from John
Wesley church, Sunday, at O'Clock.
O'CoNNoR.-october q, at 2:l5 p. m, JOHN
O'CoNNoR, in the twenty-fourth year OF his age, a
native of county Kerry, ireland.
Friends and relatives Are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday, October e, at
p. m, from his sisters residence, Miss Ellen
O-Connor, No. 4SS X street southwest. .
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BOB TooMBs, " ho mas not yet, and is not
likely to, call the rnl of his slaves at the
foot of Bunker Hill monument, predicts
the utter destruction of the Republican
party in 1876. We are glad he has ''gone
and done it" His predictions are always
encouraging-to those who hope they will
mot he verified.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, ID. a., October a, $50.
Notice Is hereby given that on October 81 1875,
will expire all licenses given by the District or
Columbia to all apothecaries, auctioneers, banks
and bankers. bill posters. brewers, brokers, book
agents, butchers In the several markets, claim
agents, contractors, cattle brokers Commission
merchRnts, dealers of merchandise of any Kind
whatever, dealers in distilled and fermented H.
QuOrs, wines and cordials, distillers, Insurance
agents, ice dealers, manufacturers OF ILLUMINATING
gas, life and hTe insurance companies, patent
agents, pawnbrokers, photographers, Droprietors
OF bar. rooms. sample-rooms, tipping houses hill
lard, bagAtelle and Jennie Lind tables, bowling
alleys, hotels, livery stables, genes Offices
junk shops, restaurants and eating houses thea
tres. real estate agents. rectihers, &C., &c.
All parties engaged In said business trades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
accordance with the provisions Of the act OF the
Legislative Assembly, approved August ., 1871,
and the act amendatory thereof, approved June 20,
1872, viz:
''That every peason liable for q license tax who
may fail TO pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license may be required, shall,
in addition TO the license tax imposed, pay q d ne
dollars for each offense.n
Dealers in distilled aud fermented liquors, wines
and cordials, in quantities not less than pint,
are further notified that q bond, with two citizens
as suIeties, each in the penal sum Of two hundred
dollars, must be given to the District OF Column
bia as successor 10 the Mayor, Board of Aldermen.
and Board Of Common Council, &C., previous 10
obtaining license to traffic therein. in accordance
with existing laws. JOHNF. COOK.
oc23-STu&Th-5t
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THE successful example of the Cuban In
surgents has inspired the Spanish colony
of Porto Rico to begin revolution against
the authority of the Madrid Government.
This is certainly the beginning of the end
of Spanish rule on this continent. Porto
Rico is the last, but it is to be hoped not
the least earnest, of the Spanish American
colonies to ioin the revolt.
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DEATH AND eALVANIsM.

William Allen is loading up with the
grape and canister shot of initiation pre-
paratory to his siege of Pennsylvania. 1t
was not many weeks since William de-
clared publicly that he would look like L
with an 81 to it if he were defeated, and
then undertook to talk to the good people
of the Keystone State on the very princi-
Piles which secured his downfall. William
was right He may no. look as hot as he
SAYS, vet he will look warm enough to
make the spectacle quite ridiculous. He
will stand before his auditors as the
wretched wreck of the very policy which
he will urge them to pursue. After the
great battle which has just been fought,
after the Democracy centered all their en-
ergies and resources and auxiliary powers
upon the conflict in Ohio, after they have
met the enemy and are his, it seems like
strangely fiat humor to send the defeated
standard bearer of their cause into another
State for the purpose of bracing up the
waning fortunes of a monstrous financial
heresy. William Allen is politically dead.
The influence of his presence will not even
so much as make ripple on the sea of
strife in Pennsylvania; for the day of his
doing party good has passed. When he
hoisted the flag Of Reputation and financial
chaos, and consented to be the leader IN
the crusade against the true interests of
good government, good faith and sound
finance, he placed his reputation and
honesty upon the altar of mercenary am
bition, and sacrificed them in greedy lust
for personal aggrandizement Twas then
that the people lost their faith in the man,
and he can expect but a lukewarm recer-
ton among the intelligent masses whom he
has foolishly consented TO appear before.
He is dead, politically dead, and rather
than exhibit him further would it not be
highly polite for the Democracy to consent
that the shadows of oblivion cover him up!
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weekly between " sshington and Norfolk. Leave
Washington Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
p. m. Leave Norfolk Tue sday, Thursday aud 5atur-
day at p. m. Fare to Norfolk, g. Round trip, %.
Tickets good until used.
Steamer John W. Thompson for Potomac river
landings. The Company having placed this new
and elegant steamer on the route, she will, and
after TUESDAY, October Is, make semi-weekIy
trips, (stopping at all the principal landlngs,)
follows:
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Wednesday afternoon.
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the office ofthe Comp an under Metropolitan Bank,
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MARRIED.

DUNLAP-ADAMs.-In Boston, at st. Paul's
church, October ID by Rev. Phillips Brooks. Lieut.
ANDREW DUNLAP, U. s. N, ard Mrs. NELLIE
DERBY ADAMS, daughter OF Joseph 7. Adams,
Treasury Department. al
RAMBY-SH0EMARER.- the 21st of Octo-
ber at the residence OF the brides parents, L. w.
Shoemaker, by the Rev. j. ID. Wilson, GEORGE N.
RANDY and Miss LAURA V. SHoEMAKER, both of
Washington, ID. g.
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Mems and Boys Undershirts. 4oc. to sl.5o.
Mems and Boys hats, 75c., 81 to IS.
Mems Linen hos ON shirts, 75c., 81 to g. 50.
Mems Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers, 81 each.
Misses, and Boys chool Shoes, 81, Sl.25 and mp.
Mems Brogans, s1.25, q. so and up.
Mems Congress, also, 81 70 to $3.50.
Mems Calf Congress, 81 so; worth $3.50.
Mems Calf Boots, $3.50; worth ..
Mems Calf Boots, custom made, 8; worth 81.
Chidren's Shoes, &c., &c.,, &C., TSe and up.
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WORKS On ART, ARCHITECTUhE AND
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The Grammar of Painting and Engraving. Trans
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Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculpture,
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUhBIA.
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Allen is too full for utterance. he can say
ed" but "the Dutch" and "barren ide-
atty" pass away in whisper too low to be
scaught by the ear"
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PERSONAL

NN~NnNNNnNNnN HHHCSNo~o%coS
IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO ADVER-
i TISED the loss OF pair Of gold spectacles in
THE KEPUBLIcAN on October 10 Will call at this
office he will receive Information to his advantage
in regard TO the same. oc2S-3t
Cd ono ABLEGENTLEMAN,
OfsOOO. with the above amount OF capital,
can secure interest in . legitimate, already es
tablshed business, which will pay fifteen thousand
dollars per year. Address =. o. Lock Box 500,
Washington. ID. c. oc23-6t
NO DISSOLUTION.
There has been no dissolution OF the firm OF
Began Wylie. CHARLES j. BUGAN,
Washington, ID. c., October ., 1875. oc2s.3t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
This is to give notice, to whom It may con-
Germ, that, whereas Charles Jacob Began and
William Bird Wylie, constituting the hrm OF
BEGAN WYLlE, OF the City or washington
and District ofColumbia, did make an assignment
on the 24th day Of September, A. ID. 1875, Of all
their merchandise and copartnership assets OF
every description, Including debts and book ac-
counts due the said firm, to James Getty and James
Hodges, both OF Baltimore, in the state Of Mary
said Began Wylie Now therefore be It known
dissolved, and have withdraw from all connec-
tied by the assignees, to whom any persons inter-
ested are referred for information.
OcTORFp 81 1s75 ocSo-2t
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TuxELv1oSAL EPUBLIcAS is published eve1y
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

NEW LAW BOOKS.
Revised Statutes of United States.
United States Statutes, vol. Is, Forty-third Con-
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Columbia.
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d. c..
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Best on Evidence, vol. !, Morgau's Notes.
Wells Every Man his Own Lawyer, Centennial
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BY Morgan.
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History OF Trial by Jury" By William For
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Porto Rico has tired Of the tyranny ex
hibited by Spain, and proposes to clasp hands
with Cuba in a united effort to become Free
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

Boston has society calledlthe Gates of
Heaven, admission three dollars, hard money,
cash down. How cheap, and yet there are
hundreds..w who wont enter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

Susan B. Anthony favors the Rag baby.
Poor woman. She can't do any better.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

The school question did not seem 70 hurt the
Democrats much in Ohio. It was Germany
that scotched imitation. The friends of liberty
and free schools did not rally worth cent,
even in Puritan Western Reserve. The TribuH'
and Eugene Lawrence do not seem to have
made vote for Republicans and hard money.
Hurrah for Germany and hard cash.-COm.
Ad.i.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

Josie Mansfield is troubling the gossiping
element of Paris. Who, they ask, is paying
for all those fine equipages and sumptuous
champagne suppersaE Echo answers, "Not
for Joe."
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Oct1o- ~. WhIOdI NEW MANt II.sL0CHs.
h~THE OFFICERS OF THE WASH.
rs INGTON CITY AND YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARY ,
Are continually adding new books TO tne
already fine collection OF over l, 30 volumes. They
have within the past few months added large
number OF popular works OF Fiction, among when
the following: Captain Hatterls, by Jules
BIZ ards Keys, by Miss Thackeray; Five Weeks In
BALLOON, BY Hernej Their Weddlng JoprntYI s ~
to Earnest by Roe; Our Next-door Neighbors, oy
Bishop Haven; Moody and Sankey's Addresses ana
Lectures. New books are being added almost
daily. We would be pleased to have our ntsnas
call at time between q. IN. aud 10 p. m. Rooms
in the Young Mems Christian Association build
ing, corner OF Ninth and ID streets. OCH
s"NOTICE.-AN ADJOURNED AN.
k nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
WashinRton Brick Machine Company, for the cleo
tion OF nine trustees and other business, Will be
held on TUESDAY, November Is, at O'Clock p.
-''' 'N L. CLEPHANE,
ocl6-S&Tutd Secretary.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that 1t is dig
ging a grave for Governor Tilden in which 1t
purposes to bury him at the National Conven'
ton. In the meantime, it is hoped that Tilden
will prepare for this sad catastrophe by thor
ouehlY reforming himself.
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sArIrRrAY MpRNINe:::::::oc q Is75.
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EDITORIAL AFrERTHoUGHr,

Now is the season to watch the rear passage
to your henery.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

bOOhS AMI Eli L.
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w boVHSHELML En 8 a a. ~ * a iloNE hs'
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st teTnsTeet Is
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HEORGETOwNF FEMALE SEMINARY,
VI NO. 81 sTODDARD STREET, GEORGE
ABoARp1NeAN1p2p x Fso III q; FOR YOUNG
LADIES. The course Of st udy is thorough and
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and Miss N. CLARE DE- GRAFFENRRID, Lit
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Execution and Literary Department; Dr., J.
2, CAuLpIIELD. Instrumental Music Mrs.
n. y, EKwToN, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. L. EUGkNE COLLIERR, French; Prof. T..
T, FRIsToE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Shsmi.try., Circglars Obtained Of Principal at
store, Psnnsyiyania avenue; Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and streets, Washington City,
Fall session opens September 16 i06. Street cars
pass within one square OF Seminary. ar4-tde1S
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Allenis harvesting his potato crop, Cary
"laying in' stock Of cider, and Curtin, that
magnificent, old, misguided and tom-fooled
statesman is in sack-cloth and ashes for his
political sins.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES,
II (hsoked temples. made by "FranklLn,,O
ieepth street to Pennsylvania avenue, or on the
Avenue to Eighth street. A liberal reward will be
paid IL left at GA street southwest. oc22s
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those mortgages and saved their foreclosure;
of cOurse he had

Bet you q hat that the Lynn baby, who
swallowed a penny, is q hard-money man.
Boston Post. Then, had he swallowed tor
pedo and jumped about little be would nave
been an infstionist, we suppose, as he would
have been puf-up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rEA MEETING OFTHE MARYLAND
~ REPUBLICAN, STATE ASSOCIATION
will be held in Clarke's Hall, f5 Pennsylv Anla
avenue, THIS Saturday EVENING, ats O'Clock.
octass e. WEIGHT NEWMAN, President.
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HgsARMY AND NAVY MARKET,
COR. SEVENTEENTH STREET AND PENN
SYLVAEIA AVENUE,
For neAtness, cleanness and selection OF Choice
Meats OF all kinds, Butter, Eggs, Cheese.
Lard, Game. Fish, Oysters, Vegetables and Canned
Goods Of all kinds cannot be surpassed In WASH
ingtOn.
PRICES MODERATE.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
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"seyeral mortgages have been foreclosed, p
says the Cincinnati Enquirer, "notwithstand-
ing the election of Hayes" It's perfect
shame. Governor Hayes ought to have paid
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Whew but that is an unhappy feud exist
ing between the ancient houses of Allen and
Thurman. The chasm once formed grows
wider and gradually wider until 1t seems as
though the practicability of reconciliation is
past All the borrowed crockery and wearing
apparel that the Aliens had belonging to the
Humans have been packed up and backed
over to their rightful owners. balance has
been struck IN the account. of loaned butter
and cream tartar and sal soda, and the Thur
mans have followed the Aliens example, and
now neither owes the other a single thing, ex-
cept that ruinous, oh that hapless, political
grudge The little Humans refuse to spin
their tops on the Aliens pavement, and the
musical rattle of the Aliens yelocipede is
heard no more in the Humans back yard.
When the robin flaps its tiny wings and HES
away to the sunny South, and the snow-hakes
come to cheer and gladden. the hearts of the
young,
Then Will the little bean-shooters
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

Are there any American citizens holding
slaves in Porto Ricol If such be the fact let
them at once free themselves from so burden
some responsibility by..speedily loosening the
shackles and giving to each bondman the free
exercise of all his rights. He will need
them now. Porto RicoIhas considered the cost
and concluded to strike for freedom. If strik-
ing for freedom in that island is to be accom-
panied with similar scenes and trials to those
which have been presented toIthe world in
Cuba, then for an American to add one feather
of weight to the impending burden about to be
thrust upon that peopleis inhumanity at which
Christendom will shudder. We know that
Cuba is cursed with this Ubiquitous business.
We hope that Porto Rico has escaped the bane.