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per steamer Asia, at Boston,


Ar at Liverpool 2Sth ult, Squando, Jordan, and
Elwood Cooper, Flitner, New Orleans; Goth, Nova
Ncotian, ISL Wye, Portland; Sullivan, Perry, Sa-
vannah; 30,h, II Tucker, Clark, Savannah. r.
cid 2sth, Fred Warren. Homeward, Melbourne
Cultivat,r, Russell, New York.
Sid 25th, Charlotte, Spear, for New York
Adv 30th, Nova Scotian, ts) for Portland Apl 4.
Sid I'm Grayesend 10Th, American Congress-, Wood
ward, New York.
on Dungeoness 27th, Cosmopoiite, Waite. from
Callao Tor Hamburg.
In the Downes 2stll. at anchor, Rutland, Ingra-
ham, Shields ior New York; Moonlight Nichols, do
for Alden.
Ar at Newport 2Sth, Ne Plus Ultra, Woodbury.,
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Sid I'm Sunderland 2sth, Excelsior, Atkinson, from
New York.
Ar at Cardiff 2sth. Frank Marion. Pu, ington, and
Mayflower, Call, Ilavre.
Ar at Marseles 26ih ult, Josephine Martin Flick
cit, New York. ''.a
Back of Gibraltar Rock 10th, Stephen Duncan, Ty-
ler from Palermo for New York. .f,
Ar at Havre 9th ult, McLaren, Corning
Philadelphia.
Ar at Bremen 9th ult, Tamerlane. Curtis, Phila
delpha. --.t q
Sll i'm Cuxhaven 9th ult, W Z Dmsmore, Free
man, England.
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GA soldier who had lost the use of his limos
from rheumatism has been completely cured ana en-
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle OF MET
CALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. III Is Truly
the wonder OF the age Apl 10sn15ws
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ANDERSON & cos.
.FACTORYs
1893 Congress St. above Oasco.

GR-French, German and American Corsets from
70 cts to $1,000 pair.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one bours notice.
Feb g-sN dim
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4E4Ej4&4$ MAILS.
Passengcfs Rocked to Londonderry and
liverpool. Return Tickets granted NJ
Reduced Rates.
The Steamship Peruvian, Captain Ballantnc. will
sail from this port for Liverpool, SATU friday,
April goth, 1867, Immediately after the arrival OF
the train Of the previous day from Montreal be fol-
lowed by the Nova Scotian, Capt. Wylie the eth
of April. -sa-.l.' - .1.-'.t .i.'f
Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin, lac
cording to accommodatiOn) $40 to $50.
Steerage, -su a.. ....E $25
Payable in Gold or its equivalent -
E1~For Freight or passage apply to
-.a H. q A. ALLAN, No. India St
Portland, Nov. &c, 1866. apr15dtd
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, April 6, A. D. Mccoy and NJ SIS A.
Il. Cobb
In Bath, April II, C. f.. W. Lawson, of Boston,
and Mary +. Mar, of Bath.
In Bddeiord, March %, VIM. L. James and Hiss
Elizabeth II. Parker.
In lilddeiord, April C, Thomas L. Jose and Mar
garct A. Halev.
In Montville April l. Nath1 Averill, Jr., and Miss
Emma L. CoOkson.
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Farm for sale or Exchange.

Farm for Sale or Exchange.
p HiI In Westbrook, seven miles from
A>GN-N Portland containing 60 acres. Wood
III enough for the family. Good grass
IIlX2sI2 land. Buildings about NEW. Also
E p s Twenty Acre Farm.
only three and half miles from Portland on Sacca-
rappa road The soil is exoell MT and would make
good early vegetable farm. VIII exchange the above
property for a house and lot il Portland. Apply to
VIII. JERKS,
upr15d2ws keat1sstate Agent.
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To Builders,

To Builders.
PROPOSALS will be received at office of Charles
L H. Howe, No. IS Pearl street, for furnishing ma
terals and construction of the Allen Mission Chapel
in this city, until Saturday, April 22d, inst. ~
Per Order.
April, Is, 1867. ed1w
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SPOK EN-.

.4H-l SPOKEN.
Feb 2, lat S, Ion 8, II w, barque Pilot Fish Cole
man. from Liverpool for Bueuos Ayres.
Feb H. lat 80 S, Ion 10 E, ship vicksburg Boyd,
from Bombay for Liverpool.
March ID, West of Cape Clear, $50 miles, ship Cal
houn Page, from Liverpool for New York. -
March Is, lat 29 40 N, lon 62 w, brig Ossipee Ma.
son, from New orleans for Havre.
April lat % 40, Ion 66 20, baraue Rogers sBaI-
lard, from Boston for Mobile.
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Gentlemen'S Boots and shoes
Of the finest stock and best workmanship, can be had
of L. L. MOSELEY s. CO., SUMNER st., Boston
feb2Sd1t E
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JOHN NEAL, r
WIN. WILLIS, sf
/. ID. M. SWEAT,
j. I. GILMAN, M. D,
WIN. III. FEM.

Portland, Me-, April, 1861. -.-r
P.S. Contributions in money, books, OF
works of art may be forwarded to the port.
lind INSTITUTE care of John Neal, S3, State
street. Winsiow's Eastern Express will trans
port all donations with little or no-expense.
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IMPORT

IMPORTS.
WINDSOR, Ms. Brig Mary Gracc-250 tons plas
ter, to + Randall.
Sch Talant-110 tons plaster, to order
Sch Magnolia-170 tons plaster, ID Whidden.
PAIRS BORO Ms. Brig Abstain-400 tons Ilas-
ter, to order.
CHEVEBGE, Ms. Sch Acorn - 100 tons plaster,
to A ID Whidden.
wood, to order
HILLSBORO, NIB. Brig Arcturus-3O5 tons coal,
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sun rises 800 Moon sets..... 3.41 AM
Sun sets. ........... 6.41 High water S,i5 AM
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PASSENGERS.

Z
In steamer Belgian. tor Liverpool-Wm Bell Mrs
Bell and infant, Mr. Hambly, Horace Hayes, W j
Deering Mrs and Miss Deering, Mr. Sandles, Mr. Ev-
a 8, Ben Wilson, Robt Sterling, Peter Gum, David
Mobiles, and others.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
GALE OF UNSERVICEABLE PRO
- VISIONS, CLOTHING, &c.
HAyr PArMAsrER's OFFICE,

WAsHrSGTos, d. c., August 30, 1867. (
BY order OF the Navy Department Bureau Proyis.
tons and Clothing there will be sold, at public auction
ur cs,h 10 the highest bidder at the Inspection oce
Navy Isrd, Washington, on WEDNESDAY,, the nIh
day September 1857, at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol.
low OK unseTyieeAbls stores, viz:
PROVISIONS.
1900 lbs. Bread, "a 10 bblE. Beef % 100 bbls
Pork, 90 aS.0s bbls. Flour, 7SS lbs Preserved Meat
$50 lbs Dried Apples, 81 lbs Rice, tlt5 lbs Pickles
- lbs. Sugar, - lbs Coffee 2Sl0 lbs Butter $50 lbs
Dessieated Potatoes, l76 calls. Beans l7O gals. Mo.
lasses s. gals. Vinegar 81 bbs TomGtOsS $40 Bread
Bags.
CLOTHING
81 u. G. Pea Jackets, 3 Il. c. Trowsers, q B. Sat,
TrowBers, 20 b. G. Round Jackets a b. g. Procks "a
b. !, oyershirts, 26 I, undershirts, "a BIZ Draw
ers, l22 yds. Blue satinet l69IS yds. Blue Flannel
elG yds, Barnsley shosting 5iIE ydS. Canvas Duck,
lS34 yds Blue Nankiu, pairs Boots, 40 pairs Calf:
skin Shoes, az pairs Kipskiu Shoes, Blankets,
Mattresses, b. @. Cap, black 81 HAndksrehiefsl
SMALL STORES,
9O3 lbs Tobacco, 100 lbs, W, Soar, pairs
Scissors 0 Blaokiug Brushes lS0 Clothes Btushes,o
Mess Kettles, Mess Paus, % Tin Pots, ~ bs'usA
Mustard. -
CONTINGENT
80 lbs Candle, lot Of Stewards Stores T. bTokea
.sts CALVIN G. JACKSON,
Sus.lD. Paymastsr U. .. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
GoNzAGA COLLEGE, F, BETWEEN

" MN IT MD TENTH STKEkTS--StndltbW VIII
be resumed At ihls Institution Monday, September
goa which day the classes will be open for the ad :
saptially tie same In form prevails In the Jesuit
Colleges OF Europe aud as has existed since 1870 In
our own country, and this course Is now comples BY
Melaphysie and Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
lsry, and the higher hathemstics, will constitute
The subIe matter for this Glass. Additional PRO.
iCss,rs nave been secured, and new apparatus has
been adGod for scientific experiments. The OF
Mathematics Is complete and includes Arithmetic in
ne's Algebra, Geometry, TIigouomOtry, Calculus.
SuTVeyiEg, and Astronomy. Ia the Commercial De-
p.rmrnl particular attention will be paid TO all tho
. auchUs 0f round practical English education. In
'h" Classical Coarse English Composition and the
english BraIeios will be proportoned to the stan.
Lul ol tie clasH French and German will be taught
without extra charge,
For Catalogues or further Information apply at the
Col.eg,. B. !, wIGET,s j.,
M N ct President.
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Y ational 1epubtitau.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, one Insertion, Al subsequent lnser.
HoEE so cents. One square, one month, ss Liberal
aduecmehts to quarterly, semi .snnusl, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 10 POr cont addl.
noaSl. Twice a week advertisements, rs per cent.
GdditionEl.
Eight lines constitute a square. JeEs lbsu square
charged In proportion, at tho above ralSs.
Editorial notices, IS cents per llae each Insertion
Local nsticss, % cents per line each Insertion
Advertisements coming undsr the heads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent Lost and Found, not exeeedln 4
four lines one insertion, % cents three times, 90
cents Aoy greater nambor Of lines at proportionatO
rates,
AdverLlsemeats thould be handel In befors p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

PRESENTATION AT CoPP's BUSINESS COL
LEGE.-Yesterdhy evening quite select party
assembled at Copps Business College to witness
a presentation made to pupils for the most i'm.
provement made in penmauship in given num-
Der of lessons. Prior to the presentation remarks
Of IN interesting nature were made by Prof
Copp, In which he set forth the advantages to be
derived from thorough training in bis admir-.
able institution or business school.
Mrs. Spencer made fine little speech explain
atOry of the mode Of teaching bookkeeping and
penmansmp.
Mr.. c. E. Cady, lnto teacher in the Bryant
Strutton Business College, also addressed the
assemblage, explaining the manner in which It
was decided who wero entitled to the prizes, viz:
by comparing the examples, letter by letter,
carefully inspecting each line and curve, and the
height and proportion Of each word and letter.
Mrs. Spencer, at the close Of her remarks, pre-
sented the successful lady competitor, Miss Mary
Kelly, with n Handsomely bound copy of the
"Fomslo Poets of America" Mr.. Cady then
presented Master George II. Torney with copy
Of 'Mooros Poetical Works."
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
AIN WICK SEMIN AIRY, FOR
N YoUEG LADIES.

The duues of this Institution, which were suS-
pended for time, owing to the unsettled condition
e., tho couutTy, will be resumed the coming autumn.
IhC scLolaS ic year consists Of ten mouths, COM
mCEGiHg On MONDAY, September 2, and ending
lule 50.
Circulars may bs had at Msssrs. W. Il 4 Oh.
Mcrtison'' BookstOrs, ass and 40 PsnnsylyAniA
avenue; Mr.. W BallAntyns'S Bookstore, 49s Seventh
street aud at DR.. Tysou's Drug Store corner ofNiah
and !. streets
TERMS:
Senlor Class, board, English tuition, fuel and
liRhta, per scholastic cysar,..............,...t2S
Primary Glare, board, English tuition, &c, &C.. 200
For other particulars address N. A. TYSON AND
SISTERS Laurel, Md. Stopping place on the Balu.
moro aud Washington railroad-Conteos hatiou,
w. miles south Of Laurel aulO-lm
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. @.

The Session OF the Preparatory Department opens
weintslhy September n; OF the College wsdnes.
day Septs uhsr % and that Ofthe lwednes-
dp, October ?. For Catalogues or further informA-
ti0n, adlrsss CIV. SAMSON, D.D.,
su 81 -iIcnd President.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

The EXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The thirty.siHth monthly meeting of this Assc
citation was held last evening in the west room,
Temperance Hall.
The meeting was called to order by the prcsi-
dent, Mr.. 7. NJ. Hanson, and the minutes of the
previous meeting were read by the secretary and
approved.
Tho business of the meeting was for the pur.
pose of receiving the dues, and the members paid
in their amounts duo very literally. Some
So, 400 was realized, which was sold in shares
Is shares sold at 30, at 32E, at 49,, and
at 36..
After the selling Of the money, tho Associa'
tion adjourned. Tho officers Of the Association
are T. NJ Hanson, presidents Crosby S. Noycs,
vico president; Clarence d. Baker, secretary
and Dushrod Robinson, treasurer. The assccia-
tion has been organized three years.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

Too LATE.-James Cole, tavcrn'kceper,
for keeping his place open after IL o'clock mid
night,) was fined $40 by Justice Harper
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

HlGu School BUILDING.-Thc public
High school, on the southeast corner OF Thir-
teenth aud X streets, the foundation for which
was laid some years ago, Is now in course OF
erection. The building, when completed, will
be one of the finest in the city. The estimated
cost, we believe, is 100000
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

TIE REGATTA on THE TwELFTH,--The
approaching regatta on the 18th is attracting
considerable attention, and We surmise there
will be a large crowd to witness tho exhilarating
and exciting sport. The Greyhound, minnie
Clark, " National and Augusta" have al
ready been entered, and there will probably be
boats from New York, Philadelphia, and Dalti
moro to enter as contestants. There will also be
a rowing match in connection with the yacht
race; and tho members of tho National Club
will meet at Major Watts restaurant on satur-
day night to make every preparation and com
plete the arrangements
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

FoUYD.-An advertisement was inserted
in the REPUBLICAN yesterday morning by Mr..
Thos. G. Cox, of the State Department, detail.
ing the loss Of pocket book, containing money,
notes, and valuable papers. We are happy to
state that Mr.. Cox received the pocket-book and
contents yesterday morning from Mr.. George
Wright, jr., son Of George Wright, esq, No. 5lS
Maryland avenue. Mr.. Wright was returning
from picnic on Wednesday evening, and found
tho pocket. book near the place indicated by Mr.
Cox
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV-
" ing their Coats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
vi by calling Al b. MAGRUDERpB
"' - Securing and Repairing Depot,
81 Tenth street. few doors above Penn. avenue.
sECoND.HA OUGHT AND SOLD,
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

A NEW FREEDMEN's VILLAGE seems to
havo suddenly sprung into existence between
Uniontown and the Asylum. 1t is on lands pur.
chased by John r. Elvans, esq. General Howard
has supervision Of the tract.
The tract was cut up into one and two acre lots
and sold to colored men on easy terms. The
price per acre ranges from $3.50 to S2lO, in which
Is included sufficient lumber to erect a cOmforta-
Bile dwelling. About dozen houses are already
completed, and tho occupants appear to be quite
happy In their new. found homes. The lots have
noarly all been disposed Of, and fifty or sixty
more houses arc In course of erection, among
them some pretty largo dwellings.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF PERJURy.-
Yesterday detective officers Coomes and Miller
arrested Nancy Purfor, colored, charged by
Romulus Greer with willfully committing per-
jury in swearing that sho was tho only living
heir Of Stephen Greer, her brother, thereby OBJ
tanning the bounty and back pay, amounting to
$500, due Stephen Greor, the son Of the com.
plainant, thereby defrauding him, and also his
other children. Nancy is the daughter of
Romulus Greer, and sister to Stephen Greer,
who was in the army and died in the service,
and II Is alleged that she made the claim to tho
bounty and back pay, and through the claim
division Of the Ffeedmen's Bureau obtained the
amount due, to the prejudice Of others of the
family. She was taken before Justice Walter,
who held her to bail for a hearing this morning
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

STARTED HoME.--The Union base ball
club, Of Lanslngburg, N. Y, started on their
return home yesterday in the l2.l5 train They
were accompanied to tho depot by the members
of the National club, who bid their adeus and
wished the IIaymakors' u safe and pleasant
Journey home,
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF
MugTr

The Washington Theatre, formerly the famous Ca.
rGsi Saloon, being reconstructed Into saloon, to
be styled the Washington Academy Of Music. II
will be much enlarged and improved, with every
convenience for tbs eeomnodaton OF the public and
suited to amusements, such as concerts, lectures,
public aud private balls and parties fairs, aud
syo'y description Of exhibition. 1t will be rented
by the day, week, or month. For further pArtieu-
lars address LOUIS CARrSl. who will take pleasure
In aJ riding all in oTmA.ion aud attend to any busi-
ness for parties Tenting. - -odIm.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

SANIrARY.-On Wednesday the Sanitary
police force served nineteen written notices and
verbally notified forty.threc persons Of existing
nuisances One dead horse and seven small ami
mails were reported and removed. Orders were
given for two cOfinS for the burial Of colored
children.
Jerry O'Brian, q hackman, was arrested by
Officer Harris for creating q nuisance. Justice
Walter fined him So and imposed on him 50
cents costa.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

SELLING ON SUNDAY.-Mary Morgan was
arrested for selling groceries from her store on
lay. Justice Harper fined her SEQ
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
PERSONAL.

nR. c. w. SoNN ENSCHMlDT,
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
OEoN offers his professional services to the citizens
OF Washington. oales hours from to II m,
aud from 2to d p. N. Residence and ofics No. as
Massachusetts avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets aul9-lm
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

MILLINERY AND LACE GoODs.-Mrs. A.
G. Castor, No. 274 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, has just
returned from New York with large and choice
selection of French millinery goods, in flowers
yelyets, ribbons, feathers, satins, &c An event
in the fashionable world will take place at her
establishment on Tuesday, September 10, when
there will be displayed all the latest styles Of
fall and winter bonnets for ladies and misses.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

BASE BALL.-A match game of base
bail was played yesterday between the first mines
of tho Monumental and Awkward bn.e ball elubs. |
The following Is tho score.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

WITHOUT LICENSE - Jacob Lode, for
peddlng without license, was fined 800 by Jus
tice Walter
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ALNwICK SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
This well. known seminary is under the super.
intendonce of NJ, A. Tyson and sisters, and is
situated sixteen miles from Washington, and
twenty-five from BaltimOre-two miles from
Laurel station, Immediately on tho Baltimore
and Washington railroad and turnpike. The
situation Of this seminary Is in one of the most
hcalthful and beautiful portions of Maryland
The seminary is large and commodious, and we'll
shaded by groves The play grounds are on an
extended scale, and the pupils can realize every
advantage Of study or exercise.
The rules of the institution are such as to in.
sure the comfort, welfare, and happiness of tho
pupils, and to 1T them for any position to which
their future career may lead them.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

FINEp.-Frederick w, Sturtz for selling
patent scales by sample without lcenoe was
arrested by Sergeant Greer of the Third ward,
and Justice Morsol fined him $50.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

PAID OFF.-The police force of the Dis
trict yesterday received their monthly salary
from W. J. Murtagh, esq, treasurer OF the Board
Of Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

The JAMES HUDSON noticed in our local
columns yesterday as having been arrested fol-
being drunk and disordorly Is not James Hud'
son, house and sign painter, PennsylVania ave
nue., between Thirteenth and Thirteenth'and'a "a
half streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

House OF REPRESENTATIVES, SALE OF
FuRNITuRE.-The enterprising auction firm Of
John D. Wheeler 4 Co., No 81 Louisiana ave.
nue., between Sixth and Seventh streets, will vfer
on September II, commencing at 10 O'clock at
the House of Representatives an extensive and
varied assortment of furniture, office tables and
chairs, sofas and lounges, oarpeting, mating, and
oil cloths, &c. The sale will be an extensive ono,
and will be we'll worth attending
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

KEEPING OrgY AFTER HoURs.-Frcd.
erlck WetzeI, n restaurant keeper, was arrested
Yesterday by OHi,cr Leach, of the Second ward,
charged with keeping open after hours, and
with keeping n gambling house Only the first
charge was proven and Justice Dates lined him
$40
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

FUNERAL OF MIR. Yesterday, at
o'clock p. m, the funeral of the remains of Mr..
David Wiber took place from his late residence
on X street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
It was attended by Mt. Nebo Encampment, No.
0, and Central Lodge, No. !, Of l. 0. 0. F., and
by tho Columbia Typographical Society, headed
by Healds Brass Band, The funeral discourse
was delivered by Rev. VIM Krebs, pastor of Nc
Kendree IN. E. chapel. The remains were de-
posted in GlenwOod Cemetery. Deceased leaves
a wife and little daughter to mourn his loss
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

Cry AcADEMy.-This popular academy,
under the direction Of Prof John Fill will be re.
opened on the 9th instant, at tho now rooms of
the Professor, No. 43l street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets Prof Fill has had an expo.
rienco Of over thrty.fye years, and can now be
Chased with veterans. lie has been the tutor of
numbers Of young men who are now merchants
engineers, and scientific men. He has met with
great success in preparing students for the army
and navy. All who have received instruction so
far from him have passed examinations satisiac-
torily.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Hiram Ellery
was arrested at Metropolitan Hall last night by
special officer ]. Jones and officer Loring, of the
Second ward, and locked up at tho Central guard
house, for being drunk and disorderly at the
above named place. He fought tho officers all
the way down, but only succeeded in working
himself out of breath.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
EDUCATIONAL
TvENIN GLASS SEES.
CITY ACADEMY

CITY ACADEMY,
43l street, between Ninth and Tenth.
ladies aud Gentlemen can be Instructed from To
o'clock, p. M, in thorough English, Classical,
Mathematical, and Mercantils coarse. win be re-
opened September o., 1857, BY Prof. JOHN PILL.
Al my Aod Navy Oeleets still prepared.
se5.0af tExpresB)
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-ThGodore Rudd
q bartender, was arrested by officer Ellis, OF the
Third ward, charged with assault and battery on
James Reed He was fined So by Justice Nor
sell.
Between one and two o'clock yesterday, a:
officer Kelly was patrollipg his beat, in front oil
the Patent Office. he heard the cry of murder In
BlatIer's restaurant, on the opposite side of Sew
enth street. lie ran over and found that Joseph
Dlatler was beating his wife, Mary A. llo was
taken before Justice Morsell, who fined him SlL
and required him to give security to keep the
peace.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

The WASHINGTON ZoUAyEs.-Thls fine
military organization held their regular weekly
meeting at Mills Hall, Seventh street, last night.
After the transaction of the usual routine bust
ness, the company went through their Iouaye
drill with great perfection.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ID 0VAL-CITY ACADEMY,
III established in ls32 The duties Of this insti-
"a on will be rosu med September o. at 4sl street
north, between Ninth and Tenth streets west.
aU2S eoGtf PROF. JOHN FILL, PrineipsL
tstar, Intel. and Con. Uuiou; and Herald nj
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

PARADE.-Last evening the Washington
Guards, colored, made parade through the
streets, headed by very efficient drum corps
Their evolutions and marching were very cred
itably executed, and the sidewalks were
thronged with the cOlored people who turned
out to view them as they passed along