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IF YOU DESIRE TO KEEP YOUR LUNGS SOUND,
wear Graduated Chest and Lure Protector sold by all
druggists sent by mail 81 90 ISAAC A. SINGER,
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvE1LLEUSE (MARvEI-
wArER) is the safest and best Cosmetic in the world t
makes the compile xion clear and beautiful Price So
nall ripgists
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A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS So soj
elsewhere and Sc Is New Church street. up stairs
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1874 1875.

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THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
A Republican Sedan and
Democratic Victory.
NO THIRD TERM"
RalStOn'S Candidate for Mayor Of San Fran
cisco Reported Elected.
THE INDEPENDENT PARTY DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept q 1875
Tho democratic State ticket Overwhelmingly elected
the returns far showing fully 1000 plurality. The
independent ticket led by Senator Booth, has been
complete failure and puts a complete extngusher
upon that gentlemans pretensions for Presidential
consideration Bidwell, the Independent candidate for
Governor, did not carry county in the State Senator
Sargent and George Gorham Secretary Of the United
States Senate have as special representatives Of en-
era Grant been repudated by the people OF California
in the emphatic manner The State tioKet elected
Isl
Governor. .---..-.--->e....W William Irwin.
Lieutenant Governor. -. ........J A. johnson.
secretary OF state. Thomas Beck
Comptroller. ....--.....-...-.-.J. W. handevile.
treasurer. $500 ;.---.'--...'...J' u. Estudlle.
aattorhey General ....-...'...-.J, a. hamilton
surveyor ueneral. W. MINIS
Clerk OF the Supreme Court 49,. ID. b. Woolf
superintendent Of Public In
structon. ..............R Rev O. P. Fitzgerald
THE ooNGREssMEN.
wggnton (dem.) leads Houghton (rep) in the Fourth
or Southern district Of the State which was considered
the most doubtful by the democrats Piper (dem) is,
no doubt, elected In tho First San Francsco district
Luttrell dem is elected in the Third The contest is
rather close the Second district between Page trcp
and Larkin (dem-l The independent candidates are
far behind
THE LEGISLATURE.
The democrats will have majority In both the Senate
and Assembly of the next Legislature Gorhams hopes
to reach tho United States Senate gone forever
and people here are already specializing To what
Senator Booth will pursue next winter to the
abuse that has been heaped upon him by Gorham dur
ng the campaign which has ended In enectualy using
up both the independent and administration parties
rHB ELECTION FRANCISCO
No ono doubts that the democrats havo carried
the election in this city, A. J. Bryant an old time re-
mil 10 tba ra1ac tIo
Democratic Convention. it is generally understood at
the solicitation of Ralston of the California Bank He
has defeated Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Hallidie, very
prominent and respected citizens. The other candi-
dates on the democratic municipal ticket reported
elected are:-
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Sheriff.. $500 Matthew Nunan-
Auditor. ...-......-.-......G George Maynard
Tax Collector. W. Ford.
treasurer Charles Hubert
recorder. .........-........Ot QUO H. Frank
Assessor WIN. Dooan
county ClerK.. ............. IhomaS H. ReynoldS
City and County Attorney. VIM Matthew'S
Chief OF Police. ..P. Crowley
CoroneT.. -...-.-...h. d. COle.
Public administrators. NV A. Plunkett
surDey0r :; William Humphreys
Superintendent of Schools. james Denmam-
Fire S4S S5ssf %Is $l.-,-,
County Judge. .Seden s. Wright
nuhiclpaI Judge IN. McH Henry
Ponce judge ....-........ oscar L ShucE
THIRD TERM
This great democratic victory Is something like a
revolution. Alameda county, across the bay from this
city, always the banner republican county in the State
has given a democratic majority of 1000 The
cry at every precinct was "No Third Term"
GOVERNOR ELECT
Governor-elect Irwin is a native Of Butler
county, Ohio. He came here in 1852, and
in 1861 and 1862 was elected to tho Assem-
bly,. In 1869 he elected to the Senate and re-
elected 1873 being President OF the Senate pro tenn
under Governor Booth Hc elected to tho Sem
alto again. and became acting Lieutenant Gov
ernor He is filling that Office. From 1866
up to March last he has been adjoining the
editorial chair of tho Yreka Union and has there had
excellent experience for the new position to which
he has been called.
The election has passed over very quietly, and all
parties, except tho seriously disappointed gracefully
accept the situation There is doubt that the violent
attacks Of the Bulletin and Call upon the late Mr. Rails
ton and in the of the former paper, the
day of his funeral contributed largely to the defeat o,
the independent ticket here.
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THE EorIrARLE LIFE ASsnRANCE SnCrET1

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
100 Broadway prepared make loans upon Bond and
Mortgage first class dwellings and in New York and
Brooklyn Principals will be furnished with forms and full
information, their business facilitated without charge,
legal expenses for examination OF title This society
issues the desirable forms Of Policies upon selected
lives, including the Tontinc Savings Fund plan by which,
during the past six years surplus has been accumulated
greater plan heretofore practsed The society
has Of SSOOOOOO and has cash annual income OF
TlOOOOO Its annual business during the past
FIVE years GA $3.50 has been greater than that OF any
other company.
WIGS TOUPEES &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTI-
cal Wig Maker aud Importer Of Human Hair "A East Twelfth
street, Broadway.
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THE CALVERT SUGAR REFINERY.

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS YEsrERDAY-RE-
PORT AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE CONCERN
ASSETS, SO, 057, 429 LIABILITIES, 50, CSC, 600
AN ASSIGNMENT CALLED FOR.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 2, 1876
general meeting of the creditors of the Calvert
Steam Sugar Refining Company held to-day at noon
Between forty and fifty present The following
report was presented
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Funeral Of John johnson.

The Obsequies Of this venerable citizen, who died
in Baltimore few days ago, took place yesterday
afternoon in Oak Hill cemetery, and was attended
by many sincere friends. The pail were
James LaWreuson, John W. Wade, J. G. Con-
nolty, +. n. Bradley, George Savage and John
W. Simnia. ......... ....... -.--
The Rev. DR.. Dasbield. pastor Of McKendse
chapel, oficiated, and delivered an eloquent and
affecting address, after which Mr.. LaErenson,
secretary Of the Associated Survivors Of the War
oflSl2 d. O., stated that at o'clock this after
noon the society had held q meeting, DR.. ]. B.
Blake presiding ans James A. Kennedy as secre-
tary, when q preamble and resolution o! respect
and sympathy were adopted unanimously; and
then adjourned to attend the funeral in body,
and were now present.
The Oldest Inhabitants Society was represented
by Mr.. John Carroll Brent, and other members,
while the temperance order of which the deceased
was member was we'll represented; and his re-
gala, with beautiful bouquets was placed on the
lid Of the handsome casket. We noticed, besides
those citizens referred to, many Of our oldest and
highly esteemed residents, viz: John O. Hark-
ness, esq, Samuel Stettimus, John Brady, s.
Mast, Moses T. Barker, and sthers.
Anthony Buckley was the undertaken, and con-
Quoted the general affairs with precision and
ability,
National Republican., 1875-06-19
THE TEXAS HAIL CONTRACT CASE.
Close Of the EYidenoe-The Argument to the
Jury,

Close Of the EYidsnoe-The Argument to the
Jury.
The case Of jerome ]. Kinds, charged with the
bribing Of Post Once clerk Thos Channel to Tio.
late his oicisl duty, was again before Mr. Justice
Macarthur yesterday.
The evidence for the defense was continued, and
the following witnesses were called:
Mr.. ]. H. Cook testified that he took the an
daytts Of W. Q. 1ddings on proposals on the 18th
W. b. Beck testified that he knew IddinEs; saw
him in the early part Of the present year at the
Dr.. D. W. Bliss knows Kinds; his character is
good.
]. A. J. Creswell. Witness knew Kinds, and a.
tar as he knew his reputation was good only knew
Mr.. R. b. Andrews, John Il. Semmes, Geo.
Earle. w. B: Moses, Judge Embry, Judge Hood
and N: .. tSrnum, also tsstifisd TO the good
ChaS. Pelham asd Col. Belts testified to the
signature Of II. Cochran on one. of the papers.
Taylor Page testihed to accompanying Channel
in carriage to Kinds house. where y. remained
half an hour, and when he came back he said he
hro goI Some money-An order On mr. Niehsls.
seen him for several months; beieTe that he Is not
The defense hare closed.
The Government called IN rebuttsl Frank L.
Channel Witness denied the testimony Of Betts
totAs eject that he 4Hitnel had proposed TO leave
IN interview with Belts at the Imperial Hotel,
and B. seemed anxious to know what he (C.1
would swear to- did not propose to leave town for
o2ee. -
At the close Of the recess, Mr.. Pelham, by con.
sent, took the stand and testified that Mr. IddinRS
& vas n Mashington IN February last, and re-
Judge F1Eher opened the case for the Govern.
ment, reviewing the evidence, and was followed by
Mr.. HiDe for the defendant.
Col. W: A. Cook then addressed the Jury, de-
elar1ng that the Gaze was one Of oppression, and
oHelltng In caugtic manner upon the manner in
case.
Before the close Of Dol. Cooks argument the
court adjourned.
solicitor Spencer, Of the Post once Depart
msnt, viii close the case.
National Republican., 1875-06-19

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Concert at ST. Mary's church.
Eagle base ball club Vs. Eagle.
Universalist services tomorrow.
st. Paul's English Lutheran church.
Great bargains In linen suits ct NJ. SIlVer's.
Christsdelphian lectures by DR.. Wm. II. Reeve.
Began Wylis have large stock Of umbrellas
Reformed Episcopal services to-day at Lincoln
hall.
B. b. Warner will sell, on Thursday June "a,
suburban lots.
Meeting of De MOlay COmmandsry, No. 4,
this afternoon.
Duncanssn Bros. will sell, on Tuesday, June 2.
q lot Of books, &C. -
Meeting of Potomac Commandery, No. 5, X
T., this afternoon.
B.H. Warner will sell, on Tuesday. July 8,
valuable property.
Meeting of Washington COmmandery, No. l,
K. T, this afternoon.
New Jerusalem temple, North Capitol street,
between B and y streets.
Christian church, Vermont avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
Rev. ]. B. Sco6eld will preach at the Calvary
Baptist church tomorrow.
Thos. Bowling will sell, on Thursday, June "a,
. superior lot Of furniture.
B. H Warner will sell, on Wednesday, July I,
tWo-story frame dwelling.
Rev. John Hudson, reViValist, will preach In
the NIneteenth-street Baptist church tom
row.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
THE COURTS:
-circuit Court-Judqs -Humphrsyr.

-.- Circuit Court-Judgs Humphreys.
This court was engaged IS follows yesterday.
Fitch vs.. Dunn. The court, On motion, granted
Q new trial in this case. - F..
Nickerson vs.. odOrless Excsvsting Company,
new trial overruled. --'--. '-.--.'
Bloxam VS.. Gait. Order granting leaTeto with
draw replication and nle demurrer. .'--.- .s..
Canter Va. Matthews Order oveuuttng motion
DeKnight vs. western Union Telegraph Con-
pany. Motion for new trial sFerruled.
Brooks We. Suit. Security for costs ordered 10
be entered. ..'-... ..'.'.----.--
Hoffman Vs. Merriam ct al. Ordered to be
Smith vs.. Lsrcomhe. Demurrer restrained and
Judgment for the defendant. ...
Harvey Son VI. MAttingly. Motion for . new
trial oVerruled. --'''' -''.'...-.. .----..'.--
Beau vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con-
pany. Motion for neW trial granted. -,.--...
The court then adjourned until Monday next st
Q o'clock. -. '--..
Equity Court-Judge Wylie.
This court Was engaged as follows yesterday:
Shedd VS.. OrdWsy. Order extending time for
Tanning vs.. Farming. Order appointing R. h.
Marsh guardian ed iitea, and Of reference TO
auditor. ..-.- -.- ... -.-.....- ...
Pritchett VS.. Pritchett. Motion to put case on
thecalendar oveTruled. .... =. .-.--- -
eomplanants costs. -r---..-..-.... -.
Reed ct al vs. Adams. Order dIsmissinZ bill
CLARK Vs. Killian. Order rsufytng trustees re-
port and sun9lling conveyance and appointing
trustee to sell. 49, .... -.-......- --..-r Oh
Thompson vs. HsymGn. Order continuing re-
striction. ..-....-. ...-....... ..
Leins Ts. Smith, Order sustaining exceptions
Hogan Ts. DOWney. Case argued but not con-
eluded. ... ...
Adjourned. -..--..- ..-.......-.... ,....
National Republican., 1875-06-19
MILITARY,
Ths corcorau ZouaYAr.

The Coroeran zOuaVes held large and enthu.
siAstie meeting 1t their Rrmory, No. 81 Seventh
street northwest, on Wednesday night IEst, at
which It was determined TO appear In their new
uniform and visit Baltimore on Ssptsmber Il,
1875 to participate in the Gnnfysrsary celebration
ofthe battle Of North Point. The adoption Of
the new uniform actually leaves us without .
Zousye company, the eut-a-Way jacket and baRKy
Pant1 having been done away with and very
ksndeomO infantry uniform adopted In1tssd. The
new dress is gray dress coat and pants, trimmed
with red and gold, and "a about tie same - that
heretofore worn BY the otacsrS. On their trip to
Baltimore they viii be accompanied by their
drum corps and Will carry the magnificent stand
Of eolers presented to them In 1871 By W. W. Cor
eorsn, esq Gfter whom the company is named
WeEould guggest to the company thSt the name
of"ZouGIe u now misnon6r, and would raoom-
mend That they be known in future a. the ttCor-
ooEan Guards." We bespssk for them . soldiers
welcome in the Monumental Oity e. By thsir drill
and discipline they VIII, no doubt, add much 70
the otsplay on the occasion referred to. The ON
eers are Jos. T. z. Plant captain; A. ". Kelly,
nrst lieutenant; A. b. U1mmins, second lieu.
tenant, and J. A. Patterson, brsVet second lieu
National Republican., 1875-06-19
PACIFIC BONES.
Another Hsstiu9 Of THAR ov,s,,

Another Aeeting Of their Owners.
An adjourned meeting Of the holders Of the
Northern Pacific railroad bonds in this city was
held yesterday afternoon at ClGrke's hal, No, E7p
PsnnsylVaniA avenue, with Dr. ]. E SnodRrass
IN the chair and r. B. Detrick secretary. A raso-
1ulon was proposed specifying modihcAtions to
oe asked for IN the order Of Judge OhipnGn Is
but the meeting not being prepared 70 spscIfT
pending the resolution, adJOurnsd to meet at the
same haH on Tuesday next at D. n in order to
give Mafyl1nd and Virginia bondholder1 an op-
Portnnlty 70 Gttsnd, parties largely interested
nerlng made thst request. The next meeting
vii oouptlesg appoint . COMMITTEES TO meet the
Convention OF ot6ondholderB that has been called 10
meet In New York on the 3oth instant.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Auction Sales To-day.

BY H. F. Zimmerman Son.
At O'Clock, Hempler's entire opttcian stock.
By Duncanson Brothers:
AT o'clock valuable improved real estate on
Fifth street, between L and NJ streets north.
At 9 O'Clock, improved property on Rhode
Island avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest.
By 3. H. Warner:
At O'Clock, improved property on the corner Of
Ninth and U streets northwest.
ByW. LWan & Co.:
At O'Clock, q lot of horses; also, buggy and
rockaUay.
BY E. J. Sweet:
At O'Clock, valuable three story, press brick
front residence on the west side OF Nineteenth
street, between and K northwest.
BY Young & Middleton:
At o'clock, q one-story framo house, No. II
Fourteenth street northeast
By Thos. E. Waggaman:
At O'Clock, valuable improved property, No.
900 Twenty. second street northwest.
BY Wash. B. Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, an excellent assortment Of house
hold furniture.
By VIM. Smith & Go.
At 10 and O'Clock, at No. 3l4 Ninth street north
west, large assortment ofgold and silver Watches
diamonds, sc.
By Thomas Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, q varied assortment Of goods.
At II O'Clock, an extensive assortment Of hard
ware, cement, paints, sc.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
NAVY YARD.
DiImantlinE . Naval Yerlsl.

The iron-elGd torpede-bost Hero, which has
been moored at the old eosl-Hharf in the stream,
opposite the navy yard Einoe the war was ysster.
day tOESd across TO the upper wharf Of the yard
and placed under the enty-hVe-ton crane, when
the Horkmen Of the ordnance department re-
neTed the gun from her deck, and force Of men
rom the department Of steam engineering viii
to-day unIbip her Gmokestsok, preparatory TO
preaking her up. The United States Steamer
wyoming is TO be converted into o receiving ship
ior service ct the navy yard. It 10 rumorSd that
the present receiving ship, the Relief is to be re-
HteRmeF < ~
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Cspftol and North o Street R,ilrn.a.

The energetic board Of directors Of this road are
now busily engaged in completing their arrange
ments to have the work begun at once, and the
residents along the route may be assured that It
Will be in complete running order in three month";
The road will be frstelGss in construction and
the appointments equal 70 those Of any in the
country. The stock OF this road will prove one Of
the most remuneratiVe investments ever offered
IN this city, as the route is through streets that
cannot fail Of patrons, and it's management has
oeen entrusted TO business men who propose to
run IL on business pripcIples
National Republican., 1875-06-19
ElackiEton's Island.

For the benent Of those who wish to escape the
heat Of the city and enjoy . river trip and few
days recrOstion Captain Harry Bylss, OF the
steamer Pilot Boy, has arranged for . most sea-
SonAbls excursion about the 4th Of July. Ths
day evening, July z and proceed to Blackistor
island, where she will land and remain until
p. m. Sunday, when she starts up with those who
may wish to be homo Monday. In order, however,
70 accommodate all she Will make Q second trir
down and bring home the remainder in time FOL
business On Tuesday morning. A band Of music
will accompany the party, and meals will b
served on the boat at city prices.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Franklin Centennial Drill Assooistiou,

All Knights of Pythias desiring to visit the
Centennial at the session of the Supreme Lodge
Of the world at Philadelphia, will be cordially
welcomed at the Castle Hall OF Franklin Lodge
No. 2. X. Of p. on Wednesday night next, June
70. The Drill Association will meet Immediately
after the lodge closes, and visitors will then be
able to understand the proposed plan or orRanI.
1adon. The temporary officers are p. s. O.,
Jos. 7. K. Plan {, president; P. O., George Y.
hansell, secretary, and P. @. O., Joseph S, Mar
tin, treasurer. The permanent organization will
oe made on the first meeting in July, at which
time Slso drill-master will be elected
National Republican., 1875-06-19
sUNHER RHcrss-
MEE CIiftonI, a.k..I

There WsS pleasant gathering yestsrdsy a..
ternoon, at Miss AlfonEA OIIftouig school on
Eleventh street, between Z street and Nassschu.
setS avenue 70 witness the closing Of the
school Many friends Of the teacher and chiIdron
happy one. Miss Clifton WaG re reeInIent oS
many Deautiful noral tributes from her children,
which were temPtngly arranged about her par.
lorB Misses Ada Miller, Carrie Heller. FTfe
DayieSI Florence Davies, Louisa BETH and i1orS
CLIFTON contributed to the entertainmenf augiosI
eelectlons and interesting essays. Mtss OIaro
Davies and Master Joe Little recited poeticSI -
leedonL Masters Willie Little and OIaude
CLIFTON reeited dialogue, and Master MeIViIlS
Lamb rendered upon the piano. the 'tOxen
pupils handsome books aud portfolios, g gina
National Republican., 1875-06-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES

DIsTRI
D-A :
WASHINGTON. }
COLUMBIA
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING OTHER
din
tHsatax
penalties the
o'clock
the
Aforesaid shall
of
fronof
the highest bidder the following
thereon
F. COOK,
of Taxes fort District ofC
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Ezsurrion 70 RsHl.1 sprinr,.

On Wednesday next ct the invitation OF Mr..
B. o. 3. Driek, president Of the company, there
VIII be reunion Of the representatives Of the press
ofWashingtOn, Baltimore, Alexandra, Norfolk,
Richmond, Petersburg and Lynehburg, ct Raw
ley Springs.
The party will start from this city in the morn
ing at eight o'clock via Baltimore and Ohio rail-
the gentlemen from Virginia. Major O. B. Luck,
the manager Of the Springs, and one Of the most
popular and accommodating Of hosts, will Do on
hand to take charge Of and welcome the party.
They will remain few days, and during that
time, test TO their satisfaction the properties Of
the wonderful water Of the RaWley Springs.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
81. Paul's Church Fsstiysl.

The festival for the benefit Of st. Paul's Fro,
Episcopal church was brought to q very success
full close last evening. The closing programmes
included piano solos, By Mrs. Colborne Brookes
reeitations BY Mr.. E. B. Hay; vocal solos, by Mis-
Orously applauded; . vocal duet, by Mrs. Carr
and Mr.. Thomas Sipe; and . quArtette, led by Mr.
Seihert. The proceedings Of the evening were
then closed BY dancing. Daring the entire even.
ing the hall was well hlled, and every one seemed
thoroughly 10 enjoy themselves.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
PERMITS TO BUILD,
WnrL # TIA T,......-,. nm

WULA AI Lh6 Inbpeotor'1 Once.
The following permits to build were Issued yes-
terdAy: Shafer & OleGry, remodel a tWo-story
brick by raising heors, digging out cellar and
making new roof to building north side Of louis
lana GvOnue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, for storehouse; 1900. J. GormRn
= by 30 feet, north side Of PennsyIvGnis avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets south.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
ne WashinRtou Chrouiols,

Mr.. James Harlan has sold the greater portion
Of his stock In the wGshin Kton cATonfeIs to MI
Penn CLARKE, Hho assumes the editorial manage.
mOnt, and Col. Sanders, OF Iowa, Will be associ.
ated with him In that capacity. Mr.. Clarence
Barton Will occupy the desk Of news editor and
4r. Young Will preside over the city department,
Judge Van VIII continue in charge Of the bull.
ness mRnaEement.