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FINANCIAL AHD CouuEaCIAL.

Nvw vovw r,,tv "a, = C..a.. s,,,,,
Porto Porte hioo uwnehhsneed fionr 9ons southern
p p.,s, eaS oes fsl9 sssssioSs e
Clio Oats nnsnsncsd ne dull nepi-
nal, P PIno Svisr5,s s n ss1s g a a9h -
rom ,h,nps,, I'M md m,.Sh a,sns.stl&Styy
purchase a Pfssses gf'oss Ths lobeses Dc
msnu y, hsn' o..i, ~. IA 49, - note
ioSs IL anal 81 f. soms ~ Pa a.
n medium extra do, and s0.so for spring wheat
nd "a "a hsshsi. reG PThs,s srs ou,t
sanSss q sSiiysi. q wheat from he E.:isrn
sno,e to.aay'asna snS eegtsss.e 2. recssipmw n.
M Mson s'os PRIME sn wh mn,tpv souss
Sales we're made At about previous prices' the
saiss. Wsits w hnsh:,. min. Al a as, M.
do. common At a 20. Rsd--sEe busheis choice
ase INV a ~ ~ AZ ~ ~ y ~. ~ So -
ioS bushsis sJSnon Al a Is; ia ~. stta ~ 10
op rarn dS; saSsc "a -,
io., ~ Va AMI mn an sa,.s. sso h,,.S ~.
White Al d %, loo 90. Al cents, sso Al ais.
oat'.Reeeipts Of go bdshels; dhii at seGss
Rys-Receipts OF 100 bushels; sold at d.
At iTaiT% eents, gold; and 10 bsss Kim m,nss
lows: Ordinary l2Xt113x cents; faif, iifSib
oents; Choice. l7IS6ifk cents; Lagusyrs. lid
/ IA cents, Javs. a3fS1ailz cents, y y =
CoiioncThe msffet n ouiet hut very arm,
S s SSSa srS. r .. sI. e
a,dins e " 40 y ssnts Oh u '"'e' s'o' VI
| Moiasses-Tbe market remains quiet and
L $500 -. -
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It is not a little amusing to observe how the
Democratic newspapers are perplexedby Gen
eral Grants military record. They call him a
butcher, a blunderer, stupid pig. headed num-
skull, and all that sort OF thing still, there
stand his deeds. He crushed out the rebel
lion. He saved the nation, and history will
SO record It.
One paper says he Is not so greata mar, "A
was the elder Napoleon, and that he DE- .es no,
come up within long distance of W ellington
All we have to say to such stuf 1. that Gep,
went on from victory to VII tory, from Dopel
son to Appomattox Go" ,rt House. show u,
man in ancient or r,odern times who. with
such means as he had AT his eomm.nd. ba,
done more II he political enemies of Gen
eral Grant an find no other weapons to use
against D IN than such as these, they had better
keep S.lent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

Mrs. Admiral Dahlsrsn and family arrived
In New York yesterday, non Caiifofnis, en-
route for this city. Miss Chhrlotte 0ushmsn
left town last evening for Cape Msy. DR.
Tryon, D. s. NJ, Hen. John Pool NO, and
Tom ocheitrse, Of Texas, are q The Ebbiti
House. deorge s. Berry, NeYsda, W. 81 Rem.
hsy, U. 8. Marines, and o. o. Huntis1. dffNe.
.vsds, Are at the Metropolitan Hotsk GO
Snow, Kansas Hon. o. W. Pierce, Alabama
Hon. Capt. r. Chandler, u. S. A., and Hon
Hamilton Ward, OF New York. are at the
.ssaton- House. ]. R. Bartlett, u. s. N, Ia Al
the Owen House. Mr.. H. OH, New Orleans
and J. Homer Edgerley, are at the Bunks'
Avenue Hotel. Rev. M. X. Douglas, Of Mis-
sissippi, and J. r. Aiken, Louisville, KY, are
at Willards. Chester King, Of Lowell, Mass
II. James, New orleansi H. b. Cole, California,
and Major Barney areen,l ofr.Rrownsville,
Texas, are At the Kirkwood House.
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General Grant has retired to his farm, near
St. Louis, and no will spend his time there
and in journeying over the Plains TIL the
middle or last OF September.
Speaker ColGax, when Congress adJourns,
will also go West. There will be reception
awaiting him at South Bend, Indiana, his
home, and 1t is presumed that he will then
travel West and enjoy that relaxation from
his arduous labors which he must need.
Governor Seymour has retired to his farm
in Western New York, and we presume II the
politicians will let him alone he will remain
there for the most part till the election. AZ
ter that he can stay rs long as he pleases,
General Frank p. Blair, j., has gone to the
Rocky mountains, whether to prepare for wal
which he proposes to inausurAte, or to coo
the ardor Of his feveriSh brain, we cannot say
1t 10 hoped the latter,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArBsT oRsiea,0

On the petition Of JOHN ]. Weeks. Of Oyster BAY
n Y praying for the extension Of Apntent granted
10 him The gJth day Of September, 1885, which pat
emit was sure and application for re,isspe
HaTSssterS OF Drain and Grass, for seven years
from the ,S SSp ss1h Ssy 81 Of %
ordered that the 1id petition es "a heard s.1 az az
September next, at Il O'clock. m and Al persons
arc notified to appear and show eause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale in the Patent once their QUESTIONS specially
ast forth In writing at least t0entv days before tho
day Of Lsarngi ali tsstimSny hled by either party
10 Sc used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the Jules OF the
once which will be furnished on application.
lnony, must DO nled in the ohhce tiosnty days be-
Tore me day Of hearing the sIganents' II any.
ordered also thit this 9ofs be paelshHd 20 ahs
| b. O., aud In the atlas, New York, New YORK,
nee week for three successive weeks the nrst OIL
| Ia the day Of hsa ring A. NJ, STOUT,
Ujss.TSS, Aching cOnmissiOnsr Of Patents,
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Georgia Legislaturc-.-The Ashman
Murder.

ATLANTA, July l6.-The Senate did not hold
session to-day. 1t is believed that the COM
mittee will report adversely to expulsion OF
members.
In the House this morning the chairman OF
the Investigating COMMITTEES reported salts
factory progress in its labors, and hopes to
submit report tomorrow. 1t Is believed
that the committee ia unanimous, and that
the House will be able to take speedy and hnal
action. It Is doubtful whether any member
will be expelled. -.-
wheatley, the Government detective in the
Ashman case, has left here for W Washington.
1t 10 believed he win not ret, Urn. Major VII.
liams, of Columbus, and I. q. Miller, OF La
Grange, were on the stand to day for tho de-
fence. The testimony Ia. damaging to the
prisoner.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago Tribune
says that the circulation Of the London Tunes
is about co. 900 daily, that of the Telegraph
100 900 to lIO, 900, Of the Standard not far
from 100 900, the Star rs, 900, the Post 600,
tho Advsrti,sr S, 900, the Pail Mali Gazette
Ia, 900, Tho Daily Nsio, began Its circsia'
ton with 50 900, and Is Increasing rapidly,
The Saturday RspieV has a trife less than
10 900, and the Spectator averages ,ooo'
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FROM North Car oIIns The Crops.

WILMISGToN, N. O., July lo,-The heat Is
unabated. ThermoT .ctcr, OF to lol. ono man
died OF sun stroke.
The crops OF this nitro section are suffering
greatly from drought.
Tho most serious approximations oil crop
failure exists amoIig tue farmers.
The municipal electi on excited no iateresti
the people being divided in opinion concerning
its legality. The vote was small. The Radi-
Gals took no part In the election.
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New York, July lO.-fSe arly hundred cases
of sunstroke were repo.ted up to O'Clock this
afternoon, of which a'oout thirty were fatal
Among the deaths Is that 'of Professor W. t
q. Morton, OF Boston; III died Of apoplexy'
caused by excessive heat while riding with
his wife In Cent? al Park.
The heat has not boon so great to-day as 1t
was for the Psst three days.
a northeast breeze is TEN. pering the amos
phere. NJ o'clock t!ns af ternoon the Their
m0metcr stood at % In the al Iade.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

OuR SEIGHBoR Of the Erpres is getting ex-
cited this hot weather. 1t creates a man Of
straw, and then kicks and cuffs the thing Of
its own fancy numerically. Don Quixotte's
assault upon the windmill was nothing in COM
parison to the brilliant achievement OF our
neighbor.
What does the Express think Of Mr.. Rlsir's
Letter to Col. Brosdhcadf We would like a
categorical answer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

NEW ORLEANS, July lO-The special OF the
Galveston (Texas) NeiVi, dated July 10th, says
the convention has disclaimed authority to
divide the State under the reconstruction acts,
and has refused to consider the matter unless
by direct authority from Congress.
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Strike among Gas-N 'orkers-Phiia
deIphin I'm Dn rkness.

PHILADELPHIA, July lO.-- 1t is expected that
this city will be in darkn ess tonight, as the
supply OF gas on hand at a ny one time would
last only two days. Yea terdsy six hundred
hrcmcn struck for twent y-aye per cent. ac-
vance In wages. The mar Ggers promptly re-
fuse to aeeedo to the lie mand. No gas has
been manufactured since yesterday morning.
The strikers will hold m, citing tonight. The
event has caused sensstit M, and the price OF
candles has therefore risen rapidly.
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south Carolina senator Elected for
The Long Term.

COLUMBIA, 5. o., July lo.-Frederick A
Sawyer, collector OF Il tternal revenue ior
Charleston, has been ele cited United statos
Senator for the term enc ling 1878 On the
eighth ballot the vote was avs follows; Sawyer
TGj rIackcy Is, Campbell. Democrats
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Jul VNO.-dovefhor nay
has granted a Feprieye I o Mrs. Victor, con-
demned to be hung on the sotl' OF August uh'
I'll the Goth of November, ana ordered her 10
be removed to the Nortl fern ONO Luhano
Asylum, Newburg
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

Curious EPggCT OF THE HEAT.-The hest
has been bad lately, especially for those TN
lortunates who are obliged to furnish matter
for the daily papers. We were rather sur
prised, however, to see the effect ofthe wealth.
or betrayed In an article In one OF this morn
following reckless and magniloquent manner;
"The south winds yesterday blew from Para
disc, winds Of FIRE and force, The morning
down on pinnacle, Bteeple, roof, gutter and
pavement with hellish zest, striking down
the poor and lowly and makinglaint the heart OF
countcnance outshone everything, but within
the heart OF that bright luminary was = vast.
ing and desolAting IRE which yesterday ate
whom still exist, lingering on the border
land of delirlum and burning fever with Ice
swAthes around their forehead and dismal
despair at their heArta.n-Eei0 York Epening
POI,
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Libel Suit against th @ Phil. 'deiphi"
preaa.

PHILADELPHIA, July TO- John E. mspoh'
ouph of RIscL DrooL fam. has su, d For
ney's PrsIs, claiming 10000 damages foi nue.,
The alleged libel consists OF: an article Q, 'p,eu
from Chicago paper ref Getting on MICA 'oh'
ough's honesty,
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Tho Heated Term at Richmond.

RICHMOND, July lG.-The thermometer III
some localities here to-day indicated ioi aes'
lu the shade. There were two deaths from
sunstroke. Tho heat was 80 great IN Liupy
prl, on that tho militia Y commander removed
tho prisoners to the Nosts from which 'hey
wero originally sent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

YOUNG WIDOW in Nashua, N. H, adVer'
tised for husband, and was speedily success
fol In obtaining one just to her fancy. from
Indiana. She converted her property into
cash, and started with her consoler for his
mythical Western home, only to lose both hus-
band and money at a way station, where the
train stopped Ave minutes for refreshments.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

A. A. BRADFORD 10 the Republican candl
date for Congress In Colorado.
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The DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS are setting
up high claims OF patriotism for Mr.. Seymour
and are quoting from his speeches to show
that he is good and sound Union man. The
following, which is being published in the
copperhesd journals, is said to be an extract
from his message to the New York Legisla-
ture in 1858
"Under no circumstances can the division
of the Union be conceded. We will put forth
every exertion OF powerj we will use every
policy OF Cancellation; we will hold out every
inducement to the people OF the South to re-
turn to their allegiance consistent with honor;
we will guarantee them every right, every
| consideration demanded by the Constitution,
aud by tina. lratcrnal regard which must pre-
vail In common country; but we can never
voluntarily consent to the breaking up OF the
Union Of these States, or the destruction of
| the Constitution"
Mr., Seymour has said a great many things.
We think his friends will be sorry that he has
not been as reticent as Gen. Grant before the
ending OF the campaign. Let us see what else
he has said. In a speech, while the war was
progressing, he said:
"If 1t Is true that slavery must be abolished 10
Sdpe this Union then the people OF the South
should be dliOlred 10 triihdrdp themselves from
that Government which cannot give them the
protection guaranteed by its terms"
Mr.. Seymour, like Orator Pull, has at less,
| two tones to his voice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

TUE SENATE, 1t is thought, will not concur
with the House In passing the military bill for
reducing the army. Many OF the Senators are
of opinion that 1t Is not wise to reduce the
army much in the present condition OF the
country. They would more readily agree to
some bill like that introduced by Mr.. Wilson
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

The SENATE yesterday passed a bill extend
ing the laws OF the United States, relating to
customs and commerce, over Alaska, making
1t one collection district. The port OF entry
Is to be Sitka.
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aTHE PRgsIDENT's veto Of the electoral col
lege bill is looked for to-day. II 1t be sent In
Congress will probably have transacted all
necessary business and will have disposed OF
all legislation while Is now demanded, and
may reach an adjournment by Monday or
Tuesday.
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LONDON, July Acknowledgement ol,l@
94's, for account. United States bonds 72lf@
727s. Illinois Central osi1. Bonds at Frank
fort 7o,<GIosS. III.
LIVERPOOL, July 10. - Evening - Cotton
heavy, but unchanged.
LONDON, July lo.-The decrease OF specie in
the Bank OF England, during the past week,
has been c36l,00o ID
PARIS, July 1o.-The argument In the Arman
case in Paris has closed and judgment win DO
rendered in fortnight. sf.I-. t.
Ministerial changes have been made In Por-
tugal. souie has been appointed Home and
Foreign Secretary. -.
Two men were arrested In Spain for enroll.
Ing recruits for rising. ..E-
1t Is reported from Brazil that Humaita, In
Paraguay, will soon fall, as Lopez has only
5000 men. F.r .. .... '
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

From SHrLLIS0ToN, corner OF Four-and.s'
half street and Pennsylyaula avenue, we have
"Putnam's Magazine" and "rhe Lady'S
Friend" for August.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE on NAVAL Az.
yAIRs AND TUE LIPg.SAvISo Arp ARATUs.-
Some days ago the Hon, r,dlove 5. Orth
introduced = bill into ,he House Of Repre-.
sentatives for the preservation OF life at sea,
navigable RI" ers and lakes, which was read
aSecon". time and referred to the Committee
on laval Affairs, OF which the Hon. Frederick
-. Pike is chairman, to report on Its merits.
The bill In question has In view the adoption
by the navy and passenger vessels Of the life
saving apparatus Of the New York Life
Saving and Ship DallaSting Company, and OF
which Mr.. NJ. l.. Rossvally Is the energetic and
cntcrprising agent for the United States, Gu
ba, Grstt Britain and Russia.
Wishing to aid the committee In their in
| vestigation into Its merits, and desirous TO
| Rossyally chartered the steamer Winnisimmet
| and placed her at the disposal OF the Com
| mittee on Naval Affairs and ther NJ, US VINO
desired to witness the experiment Of the In
Vention. Yesterday evening Hon. Mr.. Pike,
| Judge Van Trump, Dr. Rossvally, COMMITTEE
| on Naval Affairs, and sundry other members
| of Congress, proceeded in \ train OF carriages
to the Sixth street wharf, embarked aboard
the steamer, when she immediately east her
moorings and sped out into the placid Potomac
and when out some distance Mr. hireS sen
| low water, failed to htouch bottom" but
bobbed about In the water like Musc0Vy
| drake.
The apparatus and Its life.saying powers ha:
already been fully described in the RRPUBLI'
| CAN. We therefore deem 1t unnecessary "a
add to It further than that the committee and
| other NJ. C.'s congratulated DR.. Rossyally on
| the entire success of the invention. 1t Is ia
be hoped that Congress will act favorably OIL
this matter, and that every national vessel
| will be supplied with thomi also, passenger
| steamers and vessels, 1t Will be An itcLi III
| the dividends OF lie insurance companies
Certainly Mr. Rossyally deserves much credit
| for the perseVerlng manner in which he hal
| iabored to bring the invention into public
notice, for 1t was unheard Of before he tool
hold OF the apparatus" From here MIR: X
proceeds to New Orleans, Cuba, &C, and W,
wish him all possible success In his philan
| thrODic work,
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Mexican News


HAVANA, July l0.--The French mail steamer
has arrived from Vera Cruz, July IL.
The affair Of Her Majcsty's steamer Chanti-
clee remained unsettled.
President Juarez sent orders 10 Gen. Corona
to have the custom-house officers at Mazatlan
summoned before the civil courts for trial,
and that a thorough investigation may be
made into their conduct and action.
The money of the British commander, taken
from the purser OF the Chanticleer, waa to be
kept on deposit until the conclusion OF the
trial. Private orders were at the same time
dispatched to Corona to repel. by force
any naval attack by the British commander.
During the past fortnight unusual tram
quillity had prevailed throughout the Re
public.
The ofcisl journal denies the truth OF the
report that the Mexican bondholders In the
United States had held meeting in New
York, at which General Sturm was present.
The Gificulty in making q satisfactory ar
rangement OF the cabinet still continued.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

FRoM THgPunLIsHERs, Harper < Bros, New
York, we have "Harpers Magazine" for Au-
gust.
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DANIEL 5. DICKINSON used always to say
that he knew when HoTatiO Seymour most de-
sired to be a candidate for office BY the perth
naclty with which he declined 1t. When Sey.
mOur received a complimentary nomination
In 1854, and was expected to adhere to his de-
clared plrpose not to accept, he disappointed
and was defeated at the polls,A they knew he
would be, The late Dean Richmond was In
the lobby of Tweddle Han at the time, and
some one informing him that Seymour was
making speech accepting the nomination, he
turned on his heel in anger, saying ~ always
knew he wasa- fool, and now he has proved
It,"
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ELECTION OF SENATOR IN sOUIH CiRoIINA
FROM EUROPE M CABLE.

Fatal Effects Of the Heated Term
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4. DEF. CURTIS. ND. =. R.C. g., 40. 40.

(Lats Surgeon Turkish Centinont,l
Author Of "Curti. on food, a., Expose q 9ulefs
Cases Of Debility, Se., &c.
This Invaluable work treats on the cause and cure
Of premature deeline; shows how to live and what
10 five for; how wealth is lost and how regained !
gives clear synopsis Of youthful indiserotions and
abuses, and the remedy therefor,
The above pamphlet can be ebtained IN appllea.
tion or BY post from tho author, DR.. CURTIS, who
NAV also DO consulted at his residence, No. lS9 y
street between Twentieth aud Twenty first streets,
Warrington. d. c., from the hours Of 10 g m to
n m and from to sp, m. fel7-6m
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The North Carolina legislature
Democratic Ratification Meetiug.-
Tho MunicIpal DiGlcultx Vnset tI cd.

Tho Municipal DiGiculty Unsettled.
RALEIGH, N. u, July le.-Nothing of i'm
portance was done in the Legislature to-day.
N. Paige %. were elected State printers.
The excluded members were allowed miit-
age and per diem up to to-day.
A Democratic ratification meeting was held
at Tucker Hall las. night. Speeches were
made by Hon. Thomas Bragg, General W. r.
Cox, and others. 8
Resolutions endorsing tho National Demo-
cratic Convention were adopted, amid the
greatest applause. A large number of ladies'
were present.
The aspect Of the municipal difficulty re-
mains unchanged. All the board Is still in.
The new board 10 not disposed to press its
claim. 1t ia understood that Gen. Candy re-
fuses to interfere, unless It is shown that the
legal and constitutional authority was re.
sisted. This not being shown, the proposed
raid upon the old municipal authorities did
not take place,
The Legislature Is not yet doing much in
general legislation. What 1t has done has
been of partisan character. The temper OF
the body Is decidedly against mixed schools oil
mixed militia.
A bill IL before the House authorizing Gov
Holden to sppolnt municipal officers.
The heat continues to be excessive. There
are fears of a general drought and destruction
Of crops. The gardens generally are parched
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RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH

state OF Affairs In Mexico
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HE F0REIaMaMxAx1Ts
aA11ERs oM rhs eoMrIMENl

PARAGUAY AnoUr TO suCCUMI
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This has ever been our motto-thc sure
guide-post to victory. Acting under its inspi-
people, and upon their platform, we earnestly
and determin eddy shall support the nominatio
OF Horatio Seymour aud OF Frank p. Blair,
and with the gallant Democracy OF the country,
1t were not needful to comment upon such
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

MODERN LAEouAoEs..r ,-5iG a'''-
" PROFESSOR PANEL Z, aRoux.
Formerly Teacher OF Modern Lanruasss at the
qsorgetown and Columbian CoileEes. Dlstriet %
French, German, Spanish, and has ,organiryd
classes in those Languages. Persons desiring 10
foundations made In the above Languages. also In
sSie ehafSe.s ''Ncs is seventh street, oppost.
the InteliEeneer Building, between D and 4
streets, WashinEton, D. 2. apt-n