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EDUCATI0 N AL.

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special course Of EEaIN EERING, ARCHITECTURE
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Preparatory Course for those who arc quito young
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NOTICE.

NOVICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May %, 1868.
PARAGRAPH II. or ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
the "Cleansng Of Privics and Vaults" forbids the
use of barrels in oon carts and wagons and parties
plying license required 10 provide closed carts
suitable for the purpose All persons, therefore, who
purpose taking jobs Of the kind hereby required to
bring their carts to main gua, house for inspection be-
fore applying for hcense O. B. S1GWALD,
May "a 2mo Captain Of Police.
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ior 90 cents so Union Generals for 80 cens 80 Rebel
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ID Major WM LAVAL, is prepared to accommodate
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For particulars address 'X. L." Postoffice May 10
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MFRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON,
Wl but during the past fifteen cars resident In
Europe is dosirous Of giving instruction In tho French
etuer at her residence or at the houses
of her pupils.
May "a
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Der and prize drawn out are exhibited to the audience
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ed until all the prizes are drawn out.
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Ticket Prizes payable witho ut discount
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Atlanta, Ga.
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Deutfcber 8riiberlitbe Su,b

Cine San,.Yartbie bieier @eeGitaft plro am gttprd
ben 26Hen b. Y. auf glpunt Bleaiant ftatfneen Das
Boat rirb BON gtarictzGtr Dbarf um rtr Ha&mittass
lne nm br abenbS bon 9tount Yleaiant abaPreu. Die
Rtslieber Rb freunbl6 eriu6t& ret ,a9lrei8 ein,u'
fnbeu. Gintritt ST. BaHase rs Gents.
Die Committee: u. Rsnde 3. Ras9eimer, o. Nlner.
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MEEIlN G S.,

WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
4 TTEND REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n your Company, This Evening" at the Hall, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely.
By order: A. W. STEVENS,
June 20 secy W. F. E. Co.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARI-
TABLE ASSOCIATION.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n Ths Euenin1, in Masonic Hall, at O'Clock The
Committee O. s. will repor. J. L. HONOUR,
June "a -. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cotton closed in Nex York at 2ssaN; Gold at
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Am u Sc M & MT S.

| AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB.
HlHE ABOVE CLUB WILL SAIL A RACE THIS
DAY, 23d inst, leaving Southern Wharf at 4.30 P.
NJ, sailing around the Weehawken Light Ship and re
turning to the starting point All Boats must be entered
before ia NJ This Ddy ALBERT o. STONE,
: June "a No. 155 East Bay.
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THE RAGE FOB cruel sports on the part OF the
degi AIDED population Of the city seems not to be
satisfied with such old-fashioned practices as en-
counters in the prize-ring, cock-fghting, and dog
contests Something more novel, and, at the same
time, moro intense in its cruel features must be
devised The latest novelty, says the New York
Times, occurred few evenings since, whsre some
debasod wrotches met in an uptown groggery
and allowed full play to their brutal natures in
witnessing the fierce struggles OF number OF cats
which wero fastened together in pairs by their
tails and slung across limo TO t or themselves in
pieces. It is difficult after this, to conceive what
the next phase Of ssporting" will be. Perhaps o
few new suggestions might be obtained by con-
sulting the sonx Indians; but tho cruelties which
the red dskins arc wont to practice upon their cap
lives arc perhaps Of too refined character for the
PURPOSES Of our Mackerelville constituency.
TIE NEw ORLEANS Bee, OF June IA, presents q
table showing the white vote Of Louisiana in 1860,
and tho number Of white and colored persons
registered, as far as heard from, under the opera
tions Of the Reconstruction Act. Our readers
must be content with the summary. In the city
of New Orleans there were in 1860 1O, 85S voters
in 1867 H. Ill whites have registered, and II 800
colored. In the State Cncluding the foregoing
vote of the city, the number Of votes in 1860 was
so &c., IN 1867, S29 whites have registered SO far,
and 1882 colored from which il would appear
that three-fths Of tho whitos hayo not registered.
THE FRIaATK Franklin, commanded by Capt A.
N. PENNock, is now at Now York. She is intended
for Admiral FARRAaUT's flagship and will sail for
Europe, with him and stan, about the 25th inst.
Admiral FAnnAaUT will proceed direct to Cher
bourg and relieve Rear Admiral GoLDsBoRoUau,
and afterward proceed 10 the Baltic, visiting Cron-
stadt, &c.
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ak N6Wburyp0rt Win SECOND Iare, naVuiS ianueo
upwards Of axs hundred barrels on both trips.
= :Nr. HmroN Rowan HELPER, by his new hook,
fiat rejoioes under the title tNojoque," is rapidly
disgusting His late Radical friends, who went into
s,,ch ecstaoy over his "Impending Crisis" It is
, poor rule that does not work both ways. II MIR.
d. fneen years ago, with little education and less
talent, was deemed competent to sit in Judgment
On the established institutions OF the land, and
even to try his hand ct prophecy, why should his
opinions now on kindred topic not be entitled to
the same consideration; especially as he can claim
that events have proved the sounness OF his posi-
tions and the correctness Of his predictions.
The Prussian- Government has completed the
draft Of reconstructed Zollverein, which is to
embrace the South German States, as well as the
North German Confederation. The old Zolverein
proved . powerful bond Of union for the German
States when they cohered but loosely by means OF
the Frankfort Diet. The new Zollverein may be
expected TO exercise much greater influence in
behalf or the national unity. The Chamber Of
Deputies in the Grand Duchy OF Hes:e-Darm-
stadt, OF which country thus FAR only one province
(lying north Of the river Maine) belonged to the
North German Confederation, have passed reso-
lution in behalf OF union Of the whole Grand
Duchy with the North German Confederation.
r, An old miner writes to the Charlotte IN C.)
Times that the gold mining interest Of the Western
part Of that State is attracting large share Of
attention from Northern capitalists. The hotela
are crowded with them, and every train brings
mills. engines and machinery to be used in working
the mines. About eighteen or twenty stamp mills
are up and being erected, four or FIVE Of which are
now in full operation; and at the Huey mine they
have ten stamp mill, which is now producing
xaOo IN. bullion per day. Scientific miners from
.o.Hhsnis, with large experience in gold mining
b.vr examined the mining interests Of that State
snd have psopounced them equal to the rich val
,.,v and mountain gorges Of that famous land o.
sold.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18
eeergese,xn M.,,sr..

BkRcHAsrs' BxcHASaE. offerings yes
terday morning were 2,bOO.bushels yellow corn
l,400 bushels white corn, 400 bushels red wheat
$50 bushels white wheat, 1900 barrels aour va
rious grades. Sales, 400 bushels rod wheat
$3.4O; 100 bushels white wheat, $3 80 No salei
Of corn, but prices rule at Tuesdays quotations
Family -four, $l1a1s, ,23i extras, $14 75al6; cut
extras, $i3al3.75. Market quiet. .,! 30
Tnr FIsu wHARr.-But few arrivals are 70.
ported at the hsh wharf since Tuesday. Abou,
$4,000 herring were brought up Tuesday after.
noon, and sold from o. 10 Sl0 per thousand, and
100 shhd caught near the Little Falls brought
SIS. The sioop Pair Play arrived At the uhari
yesterday morning with 40, 900 herring from
stioh Landing. ...r....S
THE GRAIS MARKEr.--No arrivals Of -four or
grain are reported since Tuesday, but several
loads are. expected TO arrive hero to-day.
LooK 0ur ron the HoGs. The police authori.
tics will soon begin to enforce tho hog law, 70.
quiring all parties owning hogs TO lock them up,
In accordance with the law Of the corporation.
All hogs found at large will bs taken up, con6s.
Gated, and sent TO the almshonse.
PoRr or GEoRaErowN- Entered - Steamer
Norfolk, Vance master, from New York; steam.
er John Gibson, Muller master, from New York;
steamer New York, Marshall master from Phil.
ndelphia. Cleared Schooner Brave, Bradley
master, for Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18
A NJ u - H NJ ENTs.

NJ A TI0N AL HEATRE
~. Ps9ssyiyanis .y.nss. near willard. Hotel
80 Mss JULIA DAILY.
first Might o. the Great Irish Drama, entitled
IRELAND AS IT WAS
To conclude with the Protsan faree Of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE
Lefty Duster Stage Struck Chambermaid. Miss DAILY
Paddy o'sluttsr, from ireland, after place,
with the song Trust 10 Luekn. Miss Dai,
M'dlle adelaide, q French Opera Singer
with the La Manola air, "Freneh Okon-
sonnetts with Guitar seeo mpaultnsnt. Miss DAILY
M,dlle TIP .M.toe. q Danssuse, with Bur.
Mss DAILY
any place. with the Song and Dance Of
.tty EseIs,wsd SI M, Mss Daiy
n 70. morrow phssyl syenipg-.B.nsat Of Miss Juli.
DAILY, and only time Of the new drama Of "woman' Q
Curiosity" Mr. ,. W. wsllsek will appear on
Monday next on the occasion Of the nr,t produeton
IN Washington Of the latest Comsdy sensation,
DANGEROUS GAMR sITT =
. Thursday, April 26-Annual Bsnsht Of Dr. o n Hess,
Business Manager. Look out for the Grand Pro,
sramme
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EN- ENTs.

WALLS OPERA HousB.-This place was
again crowded last evening to It's utmost capac-
ity, and bids fair to continue in this way for the
entire week Perhaps we shall have no more
convenient time to give few incidents connected
with the formation Of this troupe by Professor
RIsLEY, who Is the manager Of the corps. Mr.
RrsLEr spent four years in Japan, and built and
run the arst theatre in that country and above
II he raised the American Gag. When he left
with his combination troupe he was obliged to
give q bond In 500, 900 to the Government.
Gen. VAN vAuLKESBURo, our Minister to Japan,
gave him his official aid and influence to organize
Professor has the names Of many distinguished
men In this country and in Europe, commencing
his enterprise In accomplishing this undertaking
To those names he has, within day or two, OBJ.
tanned that Of President JonSsOS.
MErzERoTI HALL-Messrs. ELLISGER &
FOorE's combination Is holding forth at Metrsrott
Hall, and the attraction which they offer to the
public Is inviting. Commodore FooTE Is said to
be the smalleit man In tho world. Certainly he
Is small enough, and II there be one smaller we
have not seen him. Tho leading characters at
this place are Com. FoorE, Col. SMALL and
little Miss ELIZA NEsrELLE. They will have
matinees every afternoon for schools and fsmi.
lies. We advise all our people to call and sec
this unique performance.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Wc were sorry to
see that this place wns not so we'll attended last
evening as II should have been. Nevertheless,
the pieces were we'll rendered, and those present
seemed to enjoy the entertainment. This even.
ing will be produced tho attractive play of " Ire.
land As It Was" The afterpioce Is "In and
Out Of Place." On Tuesday night Miss DAILY
has benefit.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-This exhibition
continues for tho balance of this week. 1t con-
anueg 70 attract respectable audiences and is
we'll worth seeing
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Editorial notices, 5 eents per line each insertion
Local nstices, 20 cents per line each Insertion
Advertisements coming under the heads Of Wants,
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NETzERoTT HALL.

1--WE NIGHTS ONLY, eommeneing on TUESDAY.
April 10. GRAND FAMILY AND SCHOOL Natl.
MES EVERY AFTERNOON AFTBR TUESDAY.
ELLINGBR FOOTE'S GRAND COMBINATION
- Ths Most Attractive Amusement TrayellnR
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BKTNds fN TX.
COMMODORE ro6TE, EASUh &. .m.,l.., ma, !, ,,,
world the wonderful little Comedian, Actor, and
Miss ELIzA NBsTBLJB, Nhs Fairy oussnD tho
beaullful little poetical reader and danseuss.
COLONEL SMALL, the great Female Character
Dancer. Accompanying these wonderful specimens
SILL, the celebrated Vocalist and Pi.ni,t: viii.
LIAM b. HARRISON, the celebrated Comic Vocalist
and Extemporaneous Poet; PROF. O. n BROOKS,
the Musical Prodigy MASTER WILLIE, the Youth.
fol Prodigy.
Doors open at o'clock; Commeuee At 8 0 clock
Admission, 30 cents. Reserved seats, so cents,
To Maiinees, 80 cents Children, IS cents
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

SANITARY.-The sanitary police on Tues
day notified twelve persons In writing and thirty.
six verbally Of existing nuisanoss. Two persons
were arrested for this offence, and each fined S.
BY Justice Morsell.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

ONLY AMUSING THEMsELvEs.-As the
emancipation celebration procession was passing
up Bridge street, Georgetown, on Tuesday even:
ing, two colored boys posted themselves behind
tree boxes, with sticks in their hands and as
the Washington boys passed by, they would deal
them blows on the heads, which, in some In
stances, came near Telling them to the pavement.
Lieutenant Essex succeeded In arresting one,
who gave his name rs Thomas II. Yates, and
said he was just amusing himself He was fined
81 "A by Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

TENPERANcE.-At a meeting of Federal
City Division No. ., Sons Of Temperance, held
last evening, a very pleasant part Of their per.
formauces was the ainging to the breeze Of a
splendid star-spaugled banner. It had on the
blue field the emblem Of the cause, on the reverse
a temperance painting. The flag was presented
by W. H. Chase, esq, and received on the part
Of the Division by F. s. Samson, esq.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

The Gas ExPLosIoS-Last evening we
learned that Mr.. James Kennedy, one Of the
victims of the gas explosion at the city post
office, Is much worse than ho has previously
been so III, In fact, that but slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery. He has lost both
sight and hearing. DR. Eliot, however, Is doing
all In his power to save his life. Mr.. Doubleday
was resting somewhat easier.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

SERENADE.-Between twelve and one
o'clock this morning, Mr.. $. Aman, next door,
was complimonted with II string-band serenade
by nameless club. The music was excellent,
and was highly appreciated by mine host, judg'
Ing by the fine collation. provided.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

REGIsTRATIoN.-The number of persons
registered as voters in the Fifth ward, Tuesday,
were 800 white and 252 oolored. On yesterday,
Wednesday, 276 white and III colored were reg.
istered Since the first day In the above ward,
colored registration has been decreasing rapidly,
while that of the white It will be seen, has been
increasing equally as fast, Tho total number
registered In this ward, so far, is $780, Of this
number 757 are whites and 642 are colored
Majority for the whites thus far, 49,
The registration will be continued at the same
place---at the Old Capitol building commencing
at four o'clock p. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

CLERKS MUTUAL PROTECTION AssocIA-
TIor.-The above-named society held meeting
last night 10 German Hall, on Eleventh street,
but - We arc under restrictions, or the ban
Of the PRECEDENT, not TO publish any Of its pro.
ceedings without hts psrmis,ion-thea association
doing business after the manner Of the Council
Of Ten, Of Venice, 10 the dark ages, in secret,
(or the present 1--WE are unable to lay It's enact.
msnts before our readers this morning. but will
do 20 oto.morrow--if We can.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

Yesterday morning at about
p O'Clock, the grocery store of Mr. Welsh, cor.
ner Of and Tenth streets, was found open by
Oficers Proctor and Action. They notified the
proper parties and the premises were secured.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FAST DRIvNo.- On Tuesday last, officer
Atehison, of the eighth precinct arrested a col
ored man named Abraham Lovitt for fast driving
le had hearing before Justice Gull, who fined
him $40
The national Republican., 1867-04-18
Alexandria Anairs.


The Alexandria State Journal Of Tues.
day says:
INcEsDIARY ArrENPr.-An attempt was made
last evening to FIRE frame tenement, situated on
North Pitt street, near Petersburg. The occupant
Of the house was moving. but had not entirely
removed her furniture. The house was the prop
erty Of W. Gregory, and was not injured. A boy
named Noah Geisling was arrested charged with
completely In the attempt, but upon examinat ation
no evidence was found to sustain the charge.
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-The gates Of the upper
lock Of the canal gave way this morning, and its
repair will temporarily interrupt the arrival Of
boats here. A large force has been put to repair.
ing the damage, and the boats detained here,
some twelve or fifteen In number, will be let of
on Thursday.
APPOINTMENT OF REGIsTER.-Captain S. p.
Lee, superintendent of the Fresdmen's Bureau
In this city, has been appointed by Gen. Scho.
field one Of tho registers at large for the county
Of Alexandra. Westel willoughby will, Il Is
believed, receive the remaining appointment.
To THE CONVENTION. Several delegates TO the
Republican State convention, which assemblies
In Richmond tomorrow, have started to take
their posts, and others will follow this evening.
BERNE BANK RAILRoAD.-The Bernie Bank
Railroad Is the subject Of much discussion on the
streets, and We hoar Of but little opposition to
the bill, In Its present shape, among our towns.
people.
The OYSTER SEASON. time during which
1 the sale Of oysters in Alexandria Is lawful has
been extended to the 10th day of May; so we
have awhile longer to enjoy the bivalves.
The Gazette of the same date says:
A FARFAN MAN.-It Is stated In the news.
papers that Thomas Chandler who won the late
prize fight near San Francisco-the stakes being
$40, 900 in gold-is a native of Fairfax county,
Va, and was formerly n resident Of Baltimore
He was born in 1912, and has been engaged in
several prize fights. Harris, his competitor, is 4
native Of England, and was born in 1899. Does
anybody in Fairfax remember Tom Chandler
SALE AT CANT CoNvALEsCENr.-The Govern
ment sale Of buildings at Camp Conyalescent,
yesterday was well attended, principally, how.
| ever by people from Washington. The lumber
sold cheap, and the majo part Of II was bought
by spectators from that city.
FfsH.-Shad have been quite abundant, and
were Sold for the last two or three days, at from
81 to So per hundred. It Is thought the usual
great ''glut" of herring has not yet come up the
river
RELIEF PoR THE soUTH-The different sums
collected in this city for the relief Of the pressing
wants Of the destitute people In the South are
now being consolidated, and will be forwarded
for distribution in the course Of few days.
ARRESTED As HoRsE THIEvEs-A man namet
Coins, and 4 colored man named Henry Red
were arrested at Camp Conyalescent yesterday
on the charge Of horse stealing.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FAST RIDING.-Alonzo Bruce, colored,
was arrested on Tuesday by Lieut.. Skippon and
Officer Markwood, of the Sixth precinct, for fast
riding He was lined $40 by Justice MOrsell.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FoUSD 0PES.-0ficers yolkman and
Warwick, Of aeorgstown, found open, on Tues
day night, the clothing store, No. 80 Bridge
street, also, the exchange office, No. ss same
street. Both were secured.