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The national Republican., 1867-09-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Orange and Alexandria Railroad has nearly
completed 4 handsome shed for their passenger
IansSO0 feet long and 46 feet wide at the depot on
Henry street,
THR BOSWELL DIsAPPBARAECg. Tho family oi
Mr.. Robert Boswell, whose mysterious disappear
ance yesterday is mentioned In your local columns
had heard nothing from him up to 10 o'clock last
night Mr., b. has resided here for long time, and
has many warm friends In this vicinity.
We clip the following from the GaEstts;
COUNTY CoURT-rhe following proceedings Of the
County Court In addition TO those published yes
terday. An account Of the jAior OF this county
against the Commonwealth was allowed. An account
OF Isaac Veitch, constable Of this county against
the Commonwealth, amounting to %, was allowed.
Michael Travis, a native Of Ireland, declared his
Intention 10 become 4 oiiIsn Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
From CENTRAL and south America

NEW YoRK, Sept. 3.-Letters from Mica
ragua state that the cholera continued its
ravages in various parts Of the country
battling the skill of the physicians. The
department Of Icons seems TO be suffering
most from the scourgc, forty or fifty per
sons dying in day.
The Government has taken the prepara,
tory measures for bringing about an inter
national treaty with the United States
Gen. Thomas Martinez, late President oi
Nicaragua, has left on diplomatic mis-
sion to England.
The question Of the Mosquito Territory
was exciting public attention in the re
public.
New York, Sept. 3.-Advices from
Central America come by way Of Panama
and are dated at the latter place August
20. Graltelmo was quiet in San Salvador
Nothing had transpired more important
than religious revival by Capuchin
monks, at which nine hundred persons ex
perienced religion, and six hundred couples
got married.
Cholera was on the decrease in Mica
raugua.
The Costa Rican Congress closed III
session on the Goth Of July. The financial
crisis was about over.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
THE W WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF
MUSIC

The Washington Theatre, formerly the famous Ca q.
rusi Saloon, 10 being reconstructed into saloon, to
be styled the Washington Academy Of Music. II
will be much enlarged and improved, with every
convenience for the ommodaton OF the public and
public and private balls and parties. fairs, aud
every description Of exhibition. 1t will be rented
by the day, week, or month. For further parteu-
lars address LOUIS CARUsI, who will lake pleasure
In afordipg all Information and attend to any busi
ness for parties renting. s4.eodlm.
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

ss- To the CITIZENS or GroResrowNi Arrange.
msnts have been 10 have the REPUBLICAN delivered
promptly and regularly every morning 10 subserib.
srs in every part Of osOrsstown.
Subscriptions will bo received by J.s. Z. rHoRs,
No. 1888 Bridge street, who iS our authorised agent
for Georgetown for Its delivery and will collect fol
subscriptions and solicit advertisements for the Ma
rIoNAL REPUBLICAN, from and after August /.
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From Mexico.

NEW York, September 3.-The Mexi-
can correspondent Of New Orleans paper
says that Otterbourg recently presented
the demand Of Secretary Seward for the
surrender Of Santa Anna, and gave Presi
dent Juarez two hours to answer. The
truth Of the story is not vouched for. He
also says that two hundred Liberal officers
have been thrown into prison recently for
plotting the overthrow Of Juarez. The
army is reported unfavorable to the Presi.
dent, and Intelligent men predict revolu
tion in ninety DAYS.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
From New York.

NEw York, September 3.-The Board
of Councilmen met yesterday and adopted
a resolution directing the Hudson River
Railroad Company to discontinue the prac-
tice Of keeping cars loaded with cattle and
swine on Eleventh avenue.
The Mayor vetoed resolution passed
by the Common Council authorizing the
Second Avenue Railroad Company to ex,
tend their tracks TO Sixty-third street, on
the ground that such privilege was con
trarY to an express act Of the Legislature
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

A WOMAN is said to be always at the
bottom of trouble. You remember the story
the Shah of Persia. When he was told that a
workman had fallen from a ladder, he called
out, 'eWho is she7" "Please your majesty, it's
a he. " Nonsense, - exclaimed the Shah, There
is never an accident without a woman. Who
s she'" The Shah was right the man had
fallen from his ladder because he was looking at
woman in the indow opposite.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

The Herald publishes ridiculous story
that Senator Cameron is to resign his seat in the
United States Senate, Stanton is to be his sue.
csssor, when Benjamin Wade will resign, aud
Mr.. Stanton will bs made Vice PRECEDENT. Mr.
johnson will then be impeachsd, and Mr.. S. will
then be President BoSh!
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

They have queer way of doing Some
things at the mouth of Limestone, Ken
tucky, Vidi hcet the announcement in the las
Maysville Eagle of the death Of the mother Of
tho Rev, II. S. Perry, and the ma rriage
of his daughter on the same day and in
the same house. All tastes were cratiGed in
that family mansion
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

TEAS, CoFFEEs AND SPICEs.-Stoddart &
Co., at their Pekin and Ysdo Tea Warehouse. No.
4s9 Ninth street, between aud =, are tFerlpg tho.
choice teas and eoeeS for sale at but a very slight
advance on the New York Wholesale rates. Tho
goods offered BY this nrm fresh, Of good quail
ity, aud cannot help but give entre satisfaction.
price list will bo furnished on application at their
counter.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
From EurODe.

LONDON, September 3-Noon,-Consols
943; U. s. 5-20's 73s.
LIVERPOOL, September 3-Noon,-Cot
ton firm. Petroleum Is. sd.
LONDON, Sept. 30 p. m.-U. S. 5-20s
are frmer Fries, 454. Other securities
are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30 p. m.-Corn, 34s.
Cd; Spirits Turpentine, 29s. Cd; Beef,
l4Is. Cd
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telegraph.
Month America.

New YORK, Sept. 3.-The Herdlds
Panama letter, dated August 25, says:
Mosquera has been declared suspended
from his position by Congress, and cited
to appear before the Supreme Court on q
formal protest against the charges, and
his wife has petitioned that more liberality
be granted him, and that his trial be ex-
pedited on account Of his great age and
bad health.
A grand plot to imprison Gutierrez, the
Constitutional President, who is on his
way to the capital, and reinstate Mosquera
had been discovered through the treachery
Of Lovel De Coda, one Of the principals,
and several prominent personages had
been arrested in Panama.
Montera, the Peruvian Admiral, was at
Bogota, ostensibly for the purpose Of OBJ
taing the Peruvian vessel, r. r. Cuyler,
but more probably for the purpose Of pro.
curing the release Of Mosquera, who has
hitherto been q strong ally Of Peru and
Chill, while Gutierrez has declared his in.
tention Of maintaining firm neutrality in
the war between these two Republics and
Spain.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 3.-Correspondeuce
from Valparaiso, Chill. is dated August /.
Merchants were slowing away their impor-
tations in expectancy Of rise in the
market on the arrival Of the Spanish feet.
The most terrific "norther" that had
visited the bay since 1851, occurred in the
last week Of July, and lasted for three
days. Fifty lives are estimated to have
been lost among the crews Of vessels, and
several persons in the streets we're washed
away. No American vessels were injured,
but the Nyack and Wateree drifteu con.
siderably, the latter losing on anchor.
The allied squadron was awaiting the
arrival Of their Spanish antagonists, and
work was rapidly progressing on the forti,
| fications,
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

The editor of the Bangor Times says
"ths mosquitoes in Boston are about as jolly a
set of huge blOOdthirsty fellows as ever stuck
bill into persons face Their bills are almost
as bad as some Of the landlords, although not
quite so long,
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
A In WICK SEMINARY, FOR
IA YOUNG LADIES.

The dates Of this Institution, which were sus-
pended for time, owing to the unsettled condition
Of the eouatTy, will be Tesumed the coming auIumn
The sebolas,ie year consists Of ten months, COM
June SO,
Circulars may be had at MesSrs. W. H. 4 o, II.
horrson,s B0okstors, ass and 40 PennsyyAnia
avenue Mr. ", Ballantyne's Bookstore, 49s seventh
street and at Dr. Tysons Drug Store, corner ofNinth
and l. strestB.
TERMS;
Senior Glass, board, English tuition, fuel aud
lights, per scholastic eyeAr...,.....,....,.. $3.50
Primary Glass, board, English tuition, &c, &c. 300
P0I other particulars address NJ. A. TYSON AND
SISTERS, Laurel, Md. Stopping place on the Balt
moro and Washington TAilroad-Contse's Station,
wo miles south Of Laurel. Aulo.lm
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

HATS FOR THE FALL TRADE.-B. Ii.
stsinmetz, Of 2at Psnnsylvania avenue second door
from Thirtesnth street. has jus. received large In
voice Of fashionable Hats for the fall trade Every
sty 10 known to the fashionable world Of hat.wear
ers fully represented in his store, and the psreu
lar attention Of young h called TO the new style
Of hath as the Broadway. A complete Assort-
ment Of new and desirable shapes In Olt for young
men And hoYt
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
M A YOR'S OF 10 3,

!" A Y RS o + F l @ Il,
M wAsHISGroS, D. G September l, 1867.
Proposals will be received at this Office until l2
o'eloek, m, WEDNESDAY, the llth instant, for
grading and grAyslling street SOUTH from Eleventh
to Thirteenth streets east the gravel to be nine
inches in the centre, tapering of to four inches at
the gutter line to be well rolled with heavy roller
ater graysling and to be II ieved Of all 1oulders
Of an mproper size at the direction Of the Commits
sioner OF the Sixth Ward.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and but one price to be paid for the cutting
hlling that which measures the most the surplus
earth, III y, to be deposited In the hood
where the Com missioner Of the Ward may direct,
With ont additolal expense to the corporation
No part Of this appropriation will be paid unit
the work Is approved by the Commissioner and as
slAtalt eommi Bioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for grayel'tng
The right 10 reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
WIN. A. FLETCHER,
COmmissionsr Sixth Ward.
SAMUEL CROSS,
WIN. BDLING,
SID, 6&ll Assistant Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

HEILBRuS & Bro, SOC Seventh street,
one door south Of Odd Fellows Hall, make to order
and warrant good ht. French Calf stitched Gaers,
EIo; French Calf stitched Boots, ell; American
Calf stitched Boots $40; First rate peggod Boots
Fine stitched Boots on hand for ts peggtd
Boots, $3.50; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, $3 to sj
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

BLACK and other colored satns cut on
the bias, at Mrs. A. O. Gaston's Fine Millinery
Store, 27i Penn syivsnia avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
II HOSPITAL BUILD.
IN INGS AT AUCTION.

DEPOT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
wAsnrSOroS, d. C., Sept ., 1867.
Will be sold a. pubne auction, by direction Of the
ouartermAster General, on THURSDAY, September
II, al IL o'clock, a. m. the following Buildings,
comprising KalAmora Hospital, to wit:
4 buildings, 22xl5l feet l kitchen, 26x3o feet
l do 22xl76 feet do lIx2o feet
! do 24Il00 f,st sheds
do 2UN TO feet stable.
| do, 2 story, 24x 81 feet tank,
do do 20x 81 feet tank building.
| building, COZ 80 feot sinks.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Ten days will be allowed In which to remove the
buildings purchased. J. II. MeFRRRAN,
s4-9t Brew. Brig. Cen, Dep. O NJ.
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3 CIAL NOTICE = !.

1s- j. o. d. F.-Grand Lodge.-An Adj
journed meeting will be held on "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 4th instant, at s 'eloek.
p. II. SWEET, Grand Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

CO. Free 20 Everybody.-A large O pp,
Circular giving information Of tho grsates import.
Anee to the yOung Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become Lekutifdl'
the despised respected and the foI sakan love-
No young lady or gentleman should fall t. send
turn mail, Address +. o. DrAwor,2I,
mhl9-ddwly Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

JEwELRY.-Ornamented Bog Wood
spangles, Hoop and Cross Sets Buttons Jet Chains
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, received on satur.
day at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s,
Pennsylyania avenue, near Four and half street
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

OK Monday Governor Fenton reviewed
bs cadets at West Point.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

"Attention, BricLlayers' Union No. I.
The Union will meet a. Trades Union Hail. south.
east corner OF Eighth and E streets, on THURSDAY
EVENING, September 0, at o'clock.
s3-st J. D. BoNrZ, Rec Sec
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
MARRIED..

In Washington, D. c., on September 8, 1857, By Rev
Charles Hall, D. rector Of the Church Of the Epi
phany, Mr.. DAvID @. HEIGEs, Of Luthersburg, Pa
10 Miss HELENA A. RAuB, Of Washington, DC.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

GONZAGA COLLEGE, i, BETWEEN
~ NINTH AND TENTH STRBETs.-sIudiss W will
be resumed It this Institution on Monday September
on which day the classes will be open for the Ad
mission Of students. The course Of studies is sub
santially the In form prevails In the Jesuit
Colleges Of Europe aud as has existed since 1900 In
our own country and this course Ia now complete by
the establishment Of the class Of Philosophy. Logic
metaphysics and Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, and the higher MathsmAtes, will constitute
the sub matter for this class. Additional pro.
teSsoTs have been secured, and new apparatus has
been added for scientific experiments The course Of
Mathematics is complete, and includes Arithmetic In
all Its branches; Bookkeeping and Banking Bus.
ness, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonomesry, Calculus,
surveying, and Astronomy. In the Commercial De-
parment particular attention will be paid to all the
branches Of sound practical English education. In
the Classical Course English CompoL 'tiOn and the
sngllsh Branches will be propoTtoned 70 the stan.
dard Of eCdss. French and German will be taught
without extra charge.
For CaIaloj juss or further information apply at the
College b. y. WI0BT,S j.,
Au 81 1T President
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
L o @ Al 1T e M S

TuERE's BARGAIN, o bargain,
For you, young nan
At Hennipg's Ono Price Clothing Store, oa the cor
rer Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

hats FOR THE FALL TRADE.
The latest and most approved style Of Gentlemen q
DRESS HATS for the Fall Trade now ready for
sale -
Particular attention Is called to the Broadway
style, for young gents.
Also new snd desirable shapes In Felt, for young
B.H sTRISMETZ, Halter,
2S4 Pennsylvania avenue,
s3.lw I'd door from Thirteenth street.
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= l n L r Y

M l. l. n L r Y.
Mrs. A O. GAsToN, No 274 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, has Just ar
rived from New York, with large selection Of hne
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, such as Flowers,
Feathers, Hats, Bopnets, &c.
Mrs. U. will have her gran opening Of PATTECH
HATS and PATTERN B0HNETs on the 10Th Of sBP-
TENDER. Sc: Ct
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
CCHOOL B0OKSl
SCHOOL BOoKsi

CCHOOL BOOKS!
= SCHOOL BooHs!'
Buy your School Books At the
Hudson Taylor Book and Stationery Store,
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
sei.6t 3s4 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.

DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamboats, Of the Company leave each place
RvERY HOUR, from y o'clock, a. m, aT-S
until clock, p. m Leave from the ulliilii}H
wharf foot Of seventh street, Washing gton,
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats.
THE STEAMER WAWASET
man and intermediate landings, TUESDAY and PRI. ..
DAY MO lNINGs at o clock Returning wRDNRs.
DAY and SUNDAYS at o p. IN.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
On aud after THURSDAY, September o, the steamer
for Mount Vernon will leave the wharf OF the com
pany -
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
At 10 clock returning, the boat will arrive about
81 pm. W. D. COLT,
Su 80 II President Potomac Ferry Co.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
MI AYO RS FFIC

M AY RS OFFI ICE,
M WAsursGToS, D. c. ,seutenber 2, 1857.
Proposals will be received at ais oincs until u
o'clock, IN. on "WEDNESDAY, the llth Instant, for
grading and graveing Teuth street east "a ON Penn
sylvanla avenue to RaSt Capitol street. or as much
OF said street the Mayor thinks ht to ORDER the
earth to be used for graiiug Tenth street shat
be taken from South street, between Seventh and
Tenth streets, aud from south D street, betwesn
Eleventh and Twelfth streets east the gravel to be
nine inches In the CENTRE tapering off TO four inches
at the gutter line to b1 well rolled with heavy
roller after gravelling, and to be relieved Of ali
boulders Of au improper Size at the direction Of the
Co IN mis- slOner Of the Ward.
No part OF this appropriation will be paid until the
work is approved BY the Commissioner aud assistant
eommissiopers to be appointed by the Mayor.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard fol
grading and per square yard for gravelling.
The Mayor reserves the right to rejee any and al
BIDS. WIN A. FLBTCHER
Commissioner Sixth Ward,
SAMUEL CROSS,
STANLEY EDELIN,,
4.ieall Assistant Commissioners.
I RU S 5 + l. l. IA Il r
DEALER
FINE FAMILY 0CgRIEs,
No. 400 Ninth street, near D,
ans.rf wIgUINaToN n n
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Marriage of an Indian Chief to a White
Woman,
From the 81. Paul Pioneer.

From the ST. Paul Pioneer.
Hole,in-the- Day, the celebrated In1ian chief
has taken new wife, this time varying the pro-
gramme by se,ecting white woman as his
mate. Mr. and Mrs. Hoiein.the-Dag are at pre-
sent stopping at the Merchants Hotel.
Mrs. Hoe-in-the.Day, we understand, was a
domestic employed in the laundry department at
the hotel in Washington where Hole-in-the-Day
and his suite were putting 40 during the recent
treaty conference. His Chippewa highness saw
the young lady in question, who was comely in
person, and bethoueht himself she would make
fine accession to his harem. So he proposed,
and without much ado or fOrmality was married
after the manner OF Christians.
Mrs. Holen theDay is young lady of modest
and intelligent appearance. Her royal husband,
we understand, does not design to take her 10
Crow Wing, to bis harem OF half-doZen or more
Indian wives. That would not be very pleasant
for the last Mrs. Hole-in.the-Day. He designs
living at ST. Cloud, il the style and manner OF
"white folks.n
He is abundantly able to do this, as be is a
man of great wealth, having large income as
annuitles from the Government, and large
farm well stocked with horses, COWS, etc.. be.
sides the reservation OF a mile square at Crow
Wing. Holein-the-Day is an Indian of no ordi.
nary kind. He is the sMartest man in his tribe
and has long been desirous of living after the
style and manner OF his pale-faced brethren.
His ambition can now be gratided.
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PerLOrnlances
II2s cities (representations).


The PLAYS produced have been Meded, Nor
Stuart, Eisdbeih, Vudlth, PhRdrd Macbeth
AdrteRne LecOuUreoT, Pid dj TotOmei Deborah
Gamma Angelo (Tyraut OF Padua), and MyrYihd
HdTy Stuart, torty-one times: E,izGbeth Queen
of England ffty-two times.
The gross receipts Will amount to nearly
$46O0OO; Government tax, $4,000; Ristori's
share, $270,000, which after deducting ex-
penses of her company and personal expenses,
may be calculated to leave her net proceeds
$4,000
In every city where Ristori has performed the
most brilliant offers are made, without regard
to terms, for her reappearance; but, as her
stay is limited and her departure fixed, all
applications nave to be declined.
In cities like Albany Troy, Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Pitts burg, and
Detroit where managers guaranteed nightly
from $1,000 to $2500 net, free of all expenses,
managers have gained from $1,000 to $l8GN each
representation.
The most curious fact is that the last six re-
presentations were gwen in Holy Week, VIII en-
amusemepts generally are almost suspended.
They we're as profitable as any nights, and pro-
duceG equal enthusiasm and the same managers
are incessant in their applications for more
representations. The original contract was
signed at Verona IN September 1865, by Mr..
Grau, for one hundred and twenty representa-
tions. to be given in the United States and
Havana but there has not been time found to
leave the United States, or even TO visit many
cities of this country.
M ihC INSULT IOm HVB 10 Six
times each week since September, besides travel
ling about eighteen thousand miles. With the
exception of New Orleans and Mobile, no South
eTn city could be visited, and Havana had to be
deprived OF hearing Ristoli.
R'stOrI was rich before coming to this
country. She owns No, 4s Boulevard Malesher-
bes, q splendid Da,6is. which was completed
9ei0Te dod SSle left for America, at a cost Of
'<VJ =, 600 francs. She owns, also a splendid
pGLOts in Florence, now occupied by the Rus
sian ambassador. 1t cost 100000 trans. All
this property was earned by her eXertions. She
owns, also, several splendid mansions in Rome.
Her visit 10 America was to add the jewel Of
this country to the crown earned in the
countries Of the Old World, and to increase the
fortunes OF her interesting family. greater
success has never attended any artists labors,
aud all those Who have predicted that Mr..
Graus immense enterprise would be dangerous,
managers as well as critics. dnd, from the re.
cults, that they have erred egregously in judg-
ment. The success is proof that great talents
are always appreciated iu this country.-N. Y.
Herald.
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-Berthold Auerbach is likely to have
readers all over Europe before long, his last
work, "Auf der H0he," which has already
been translated into French, English, Russian.
and Dutch, being about to appear in an Italian
translation.
The works for piercing Mont Cents have
reached the limit of the bed of hard quartz
which has been so difficult to penetrate The
Workmen have now come upon softer ground
and hope to be able to bore one thousand
metres in year.
There are five college chapels in Cam
Drldge where no note OF music is ever heard;
Inese m are Sidney, Emmanuel, Downing,
TRINITY Hall, and Pembroke. AT the last
named college there is good organ, which is
An English paper says:-"A lady well
known Tor her thoughtful beneyolence has
placed at the disposal of the Bishop of Worcae-
ter the munifcent sum of flO00o for tho
purposes OF church extension In Birmingo
ham" iiine
Sir John Bowring contributes a panar o0
HRammshum Roy and Hindoo Theisnn y 10 III
April number of the Theological Reuie,o. Will
Miss Frances Power Cobbe discourses, in the
same number, on "The New Greed and the
Old in their Secular Results"
The dramatic works of Victor Hugo are
about to be restored to the French stage, says
the Paris correspondent of the Independanc,
Belize, the necessary permission having beer
obtained both from the Government and tht
author,
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LEEcHEs.-A curious announcement peri
0dically occurs in the Government organs of
Prussia. The ''Minister for Spiritual, Educa-
tional, and Medical Matters" solemnly pro
claims, every half year, what for certain
period and throughout all parts of the Prussian
monarchy shall be the price of leech. The
tariff has Just been fixed for this season. From
April to November, throughout Prussia, Mas
sau included, every leech is to cost two sill
bergroschen, neither more nor less.