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ADMISSION TO THE FAIR.-Au persons,
whether exhibitors or not can obtain tickets
for admission to the grounds, at the secreta.
RVS Office, near the entrance gates, as fol.
lows;
Membership Ticket, emitting the purchaser to
compete for every premium, and to be admit
ted to the Grounds during the FGir...... 81 90
Single Ticket, admitting one person once. %
Children, IA years and under ................. Is
Tickets admitting one horse and rider
Once....'.......' 90
Tickets admitting one-horse vehicle and
driver IS
Tickets admitting two-horse vehicle and
driver Observation-Disclosures l 90
Tickets admitting four horse vehicle and
driver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 90
Quarter Stretch badges, per day..."..". 90
Each occupant of vehicle other than
the driver, must have membership or
single ticket.
Parties who prefer to occupy the camp.
ing grounds will find every necessary ar.
rangement for their safety and accommoda,
ton inside the enclosure. Apply to c. J.
Dart, General Superintendent.
No person will be permitted to remain on
the grounds over night, except those holding
membership tickets, unless they have pur,
chased tickets for the next day.
-a-----.------
CIRCUIT CoURT-The following are the
names Of jurors las copied from the venire)
who have been selected for the term of the
circuit court which meets at the court house
to-day MONDAY the l4th) at O'Clock;
GRAND JURORS.
Cordova-Josepb Torpin,
Canoe Creek-CharlessB. Marshall.
COe-J osiah Russell
Port Byron--Nsthaniel DorrAnce.
Zuma-James Searls.
HamPton-Henry Parker, John L. Babcock.
Moline-Spencer II. White, Daniel Sailo
Stewart HoOR.
Rock Islani-Holmes Hates, John W. suep.
Ger, Joseph Comet, VIM. T. Norris, S, S. Guyer
Black Hawk. Dunlap, +. H. Harris
Coal Vallsy--John Barton, A. A. Hayes.
BowIing-John Morris.
Andalusia-E. II. Bowman.
ngton-Martin Sohoomakcr.
Buffalo Prairie--John Kister.
Drury-Henry MardOck.
The petit jury is as follows:
CorioEa-C. A. Martin.
Canoe Creek-Moses Hubbard.
Coe--Mark Ashdown.
Port ByrSn--George Mcneil.
Zuma-MadisOn Bowles.
HamPton-R. ". Mitchell. Ira Crawford.
hohne-Hirau Darling, james First, Daniel
Rock Island Frazer Wilson, John Barge,
Thomas Birmingham, James NJ. Hastings, A.
C0nant.
Black Hawk-D. Pinklsy, VIM. Farris.
Coal Valley-John WRrnoek, Esbon Allen.
Neutrality-suspicious. Wright
Andalusia-John Kenwerthy.
Edging ton-Storer Johnston.
Buffalo Prairie-Samuel Sloan.
Drury-Jamea Hayes
why don't the southerners behaved
N. Y. Tribune.
INA, make Bill be quiet-every time hit
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plants, &C., with improved modes of treatment !;
over 900 pages and 100 plates and engraving
being selfiustructor for the afflicted Of both
sexes, and warning and guide for youth, and
those contemplating Marriage. Mailed under
seal for 50 cents.
lsF$~ Published as a safeguard against quack-
cry by the attending Physician Of the Wisconsin
Hycienic Institute, where all the aboye and other
diseases are treated, and patients either roome1
and boarded until cured, OF treated by CORES
pondence. For terms. Sc, send for the above
book and our circulars. Address
DR.. T. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
febI5dEiy. Janssyille, Wis.
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Why don't the southerners behaved
N. Y. Tribune.
Ma, make Bill be quiet-every time hit
him on the head he hollers."-N. 7. World.
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MAY Bros, have just received the largest
stock of dry goods, notions, &C., in town.
Go and see them.
Sept9d2w.
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of 80 to 20 large Walls, moroc-
co or rosewood case, contain
ing specific for every Ordina-
nv disease a family is subject
to, and books Of directions,
From $40 to $35
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases,
with 70 to Is INSTRUMENTATION 50 10 IS
Specifies for all Private Diseases, both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases from 90 to So
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamcne SIS,
Soreness, Sore Throat, sprains,
Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles, Sore
Eyes. Boils, Stings, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or of Piles;
Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price so
cts. to S1.7S.
w. These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
TRACT, by the case or single box, arc sent to
any part of the country, by mail or cypress, free
of charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
Homeopathic MEDICINE co,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BnoADvAY, New York.
DR.. HuHpuREYs is consulted daily Mt his oiloo,
personally or by letter, az above for all forms of
disease.
For salo by i. s. BALLARD, and STEVEN
son l. CAREAHAN, Davenport Iowa, and 0.
GROTJAN, Rock Island.
feb4dly.
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Fo~TY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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SPECIAL NoxrCns.

n Il. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
- Lock Hospital, Custom House street, New
Orleans, La, Established in 1850, for the last
seven years located in Chicago, H. can be con-
suited at his otioe and parlors,
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Stocks and Money.
Tslegrsphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YoRE, Sept. IA.
Gold--l,434.
StOcks-Eteadv
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WHITE BOYS IN BLUE-UNIFoRNs AND
TORCHES ARRIVED SPEECH FROM Col. S.
PARK Coon, or WIsCONsN.-We are re-
quested to say that the uniforms and torches
for the White Boys in Blue have arrived,
and will be distributed to members, from the
Court House, on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday evening, there will be a
grand parade Of White Boys in Blue, from
this city and Davenport, through our princi-
pal streets. After which they will be ad.
dressed by the brave, gallant and talented
soldier and speaker, Col. S. Park Coon, Of
Wisconsin-Colonel of the I'd Wisconsin
regiment in the Army of the Potomac
Orally round the flag, boys ~
The St. Louis Times says, and every one
knows, that Frank Blair was nominated for
the speakership of the thirty-seyenth con.
gress by the "loil' John Hickman, and sup.
ported by Bingham, Colfax, Conkling, Kel.
ly, LoNejoy, Sherman and forty three others,
on the first ballot, when his name was with.
drawn. These same radicals now vie with
each other in deprecating the election of
Blair because he is rebel and traitor
Blair has been consistent anti.savery Tn.
ion man. His former friends and partisan
associates have stultifed themselves. The
difference between radicaiism and uuionism
Is that between black and white, between the
congress and Blair.
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THE ENSeCret Monitor
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.

A Reliable Private
n Medical Treatise
on the Physiology Of
Marriage and the So
ccret Inhrmitiee Of youth
Sand maturity, Physical
2 icgeneracy and Proma-
I ture Dccay,arising from
Solitary Abuse, or Sem
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Jay Cooke Phila. +. A. Rollins, Wash.
{. II. Clark, Phtla. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
+. X. Starr, Phila. W. 4. Chandler, Wash.
W. e. Moorhcad, Pha Johu b. Dcfrces, Wash.
George h. Tyler, Ph'a Edward Dodge, NY.
J. II. CLARK, Phila. II. G. Fahnestoek, n. y.
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ADMISSION TO THE FAIR.--All persons,
whether exhibitors or not can obtain tickets
for admission to the grounds, at the secreta.
RVS Office, near the entrance gates, as fol.
lows;
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Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Directors !:

Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspon-
dcnce should be addressed
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CIRCUIT COURT,-Ihe following are the
names of jurors las copied from the venire)
who have been selected for the term of the
circuit court which meets at the court house
to-day MONDAY the l4th) at 2 o'clock;
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

hsssHs, CoorER 4 IArrArn viii self At ist
O'Clock, on the premises, part of lots and o
in square numbered ISL, having a front Of !;
feet 81 inches on Tenth street west and run
ming back with the snme width to the depth
offs feet, improved with good and substan
tial brick dwelling on Tenth street west, neal
the corner Of O street north. . b. s-...r In
Also, at I O'Clock, on the premises, .part Of
lot No. s, In square lis, on Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets west. . -s
Also, at tho same hour, on the premises
lots and 8, in square lis, on Pennsylvanis
svenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets west.
MEssRs. GREEN & WILLIAMS will sell al
40 o'clock, on the premises, lot No. ., In
square No. 723, on Massachusetts avenue and
d street north. ... ... s1H .
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DRPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
UnTEp STATEs PATEKT orr

wAsHISGTOE, ID, G., Oel 2, 1865.
on tho petition Of fANsr H0LARs, OF WhitehAii'
NsWcoInb, deceased, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted the said John L. Neweomb on the
Drain Harvester!
tits ordered that said petition be heard this
othce the llth day Of December next. Any ersbn
may oppose this extension. Objections, post
Hons. aud other papsrs should be hled IN th,- "i
j. H. HODGES,
octlS.TuSw Acting COmmissiOner Of Patent'
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Veterinary Surgeon.

nR. Y. ,PURpY a GO. yETERlNARi
~ SURGERY AND HORSE sHoElN0. Per
They eau be restored by wearing our novel Patent
Shoe. OFFICE, SHOP, AND STABLE, Thir'
8s- A full stock Of Choice Med oines on hand.
compounded for Immediate use Including specific
- ' nroy Ailing cattle plAguA, Au2B
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PREPARE ron .WrHTRR-PRIcEs DOWN.
0eod lmeriso usAssshists esd drawers, e, 60,
10 cents; fine mefIno undershirts and drawers,
q, ti.sc and ti.Is, Eood cotton socks, pair for
shirts, u, ii rs and tisoI Hns DO, u and 4 20,
paper collars. from ~ cents per boz upwards;
Ss;s RsIs, gun sssss gst R,i,. cE % cent?
the Original Franc, tes seventh street, BE-.
tween d and Il, and 20 that you do not miss
the place remember that his store has large
plate glass Window also, that he has no branch
itore. '.r'r 80
ECONOMY Is wxALrHi Therefore we advise
our readers, who are In want Of Gents fur.
si.hinE .oods, 70 60 y Marble Hal, No. sss
popular proprietors Msssrs. Franc / Goldman,
having Just purch ased large quantities Of nnc
merlno undershirts and drawers from New
York auctions, whiehl they will sell at v, -,
q aud = cent?, and me artieis for q. White
% ne aness trsdss, spd q me lowest prices
We defy competition, tS "5' '
Mxs's Light and Dark Mixed Business
Suits, all wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen,
TN dollar suis, ali won, Il tse eeiep;sted TED
Oak Hall, 464 Seventh street, second door be.
low Smiths. Dont mistake the place.
MEN's Light and DARK Mixed Business Suits,
twenty-five, and thirty dollars a suit. Boys
Suits i've, six, seven, eight nine, and ten dol
lars q suit, all wool, at the celebrated Oak
Hall, 90 Seventh stfeet, second door below
smithf. Don't mistake the place. \
Bors' surrs, ell wool, u, y, ard 90, at the
famous OAK Hall Isi Seventh ptreet, opposite
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The WASHINGTON BREWERY IMPROVEMENT.
Within the past month or two quite extern
sive alterations have been made to the Wash.
ington Brewery, under the proprietorship Of
enlarged, new machinery introduced, and the
ales and porters manufactured, under the SUI
pervislon Of Mr.. WIN. +. North, the expe-
rieneed brewer, are pronounced superior to
porter OF the Washington Brewery, we learn,
10 particularly recommended by the medical
faculty to inyallds for its pure medicinal prop.
tablishment 10 being universally used BY the
prominent hotels and restaurants OF the Dis
trict,
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THE COuRTa.
rh;. r snr,, V ;s.r.sc,. x. S. .,ns..

EuUfTY O0v1T--Jud1s FteAev prc fe1Porrs-
This court transacted the following business
yesterday; ,Ts-gl IErG u EgtE
- DIvoncK cAsrs.
Mary Summers vs.. Henry Summers. Order
ofieege TO hle bill without deposit or costs.
Theeln which was fled soeerdlngiy sets forth
thnt the defendant was married to the plain.
tin In Louisville, Kentucky, In 1859, and had
four children BY himj that he deserted her and
I, living In this city with another woman as
sionj holds q city once; owns q cottage on
Twentieth street. and has money OF hers
which he ought to account for. She therefore
prays alimony during this suit; divorce from
the bonds Of matrimony, and that the defend
ant be compelled 10 account for certain moneys
Of hers which she alleges he has 10 his posses-
sion. The bill was hled by messrs. r. ID.
MuIry and Francts MiDer.
Maria M. waldron ". Hsmden waldron.
Decree for divorce from The bonds Of matri-
monyI The pisintif 4 alleges u al abe was mar
lne9fo ne Defendant IN New York, but that
he has dessrted her, and has committed sdul-
tery. with Eliza Leonard, Ans Speeks. Ann
smith, and MARY Brown, and that he 10 the
father Of q mulstto child. Thompson for the
plaintiff. Judge Fisher on hearing the case
granted the divorce asked for.
James Wilson ". Mary II. Wilson, ct al.
Bill for sale Of real estate. Ordered that the
distributivs share Of VIM. Wilson.
Adjourned.
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Tue Presidents Of the several Republican
ward organizations are requested to attend
the dedication Of the Republican pole on yir-
another column.
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tbs GREAT SHOE OPENING at Cummins', SAT
Seventh street, 10, as usual, creating quite a
BILE article. Over hfteen thousand dollars
worth have been opened In the last few days,
In order to furnish the large trade OF this
ladies' nne walking boots, 40, Mr.. q. has, on
his second hoor, mems and boys heavy boots
and shoes In large quantities and In great VA.
riety. The attention OF the many patrons OF
this establishment and the public In general
Ia requested, 30,3l,2,S
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Mns's syITs, AZ yool, tio, Us. and go, At
opposite Post Once.
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As WINTER IS AT HAND II 10 essentially ne
c s 70 De warg ena anu ,nn NJ Wy ~
great Importance to go to q place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not
this city which outrAnkH all similar establish
ments as to popularity and eheApness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
OF this successful establishment. But for the
benefit Of strangers and persons not well In
formed, we would say, II you wish TO save
all other genth' furnishing goods at 1.-THE
Original Francs, " t04 Seventh street, between
ID and FL and so that you do not miss the
plate glass Window also, that he has no
branch stores.
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ACCIDENT TO A SrEAMEn,--Yesterdaym morn
iingshead, Mas about moving froni her wharf
on her usual trip to Aquis creek, with the
mails and psssengersi the eross-hesdinE
as to prevent her from proceeding on her route,
as the injury was OF an important character.
The steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Culinary, run.
passengers and freight from the Keyport and
made the trip, and will continue to run both
night and day till the Keyport injuries can be
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FsED.-F. NJ. Hisman was arrested by OF.
| ncer Kearney, charged with indecent exposure
OF his person, and taken before Justice CLARK,
who imposed q nne Of Is,
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Acknowledged Heaiy, a woman Of III
| repute, was arrested on the complaint Of Peter
Campbell, charged with petit larceny. Justice
CLARK committed her to Jail for court.
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SALE OF A NEWSPAPER AND A Jon OFFICE.
We are Informed that our enterprising oiti.
Een, Henry Polkinhorn, esq, has purchased
the Sunday Herald and the IntehigeneeI JOB
the purchase. We wish Mr.. p. hearty sue
cess, pecuniArily,
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The FoURTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUBs are
requested to meet at the church, corner OF
Fourth and L streets, this evening.
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GRAND roURNAMEsr AT FARyAx CouRr
HousE.-A grand tournament and ball will he
given at Fairfax Court House, Virginia, on
Thursday next, the l2th instant. Knights
from Fairfax county and the adjoining
DR.. j, d. ttili, Of the Alexandria Commercial,
will deliver the charge to the knights:
Capt. VIM. II. Dulany will deliver the eoro-
nation address.
The committee OF arrangements are CON.
posed Of the best gentlemen In the country.
have good time, will do well to attend.
Tho tournament will commence at II o'clock,
and at night there will be q grand ball, where
the beauty Of Wellington, Alexandria and
Fairfax will be we'll represented.
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MUSTERED Is.-Company b, Pioneer corps,
LIST brigade, Boys in Blue, was on Saturday
vania avenue, by Capt. J. Q. Dougherty, as
sistant Inspector general Of the brigade. An
election for officers resulted In Fred. Fritz be-
Ing chosen as captain, and II. l.. Chubbuck as
second lieutenant Of the company.
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Printing.

JNo H. CuNsINuuAM DAVID A'ISTosH.
CUNNINGHAM \ MCINTOSH,
p II n 7 + r S
woodward Building, North Side Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Tvuth aud Eleventh streets,
Book, job, and Newspaper Printing promptly
executed sell III
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uNITED sTATEs PATENT oFPIOE.

y WIsaISaTox, D, C., Oct. Q. 1865
o. the petition Of AhBRosE fosTER, Of Laura,
VILE. Nd, for himself and the representative II
J, A. Messenger, deceased, praying for the eNbcn'
sion Of a pAteut granted 10 the said Ambrose Fos'
ter, on the 10th day Of January 1855, for an IN
proved Building Block; ,
Il Is ordered NAT said petition be heard at ihis
once on the 2lst day OF December next Aup
person may oppose this extension Objeetlons'
dispositions, and other papers, should Pc ntSu III
~ S. II. HODGES,
oets.WSW Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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ns. Issasa sso ss Ns sS s e. ss:
Sanitary force, has so far recovered from his
late attack OF intermittent. fever, as to DO able
expects to be able to resume the duties OF his
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famous 0si Hall, 20 Seventh street, opposite
the Post once.
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TAG SUMMgRs DioAMY CASR.-The charge
against William IL. summers for blgamy was
heard before Justice Walter at II a. m, yes
tcrdsy. General Murry appeared for the
L. q. Mine, counsel for the defendant, moved
charge his client on the ground that the aiiida.
Wit on which the warrant was Issued purport-
ed to have been made by Mary summers, as
incompetent to testify against him on the
trial, she 10 incompetent to make an affidavit
against him on which warrant can be predi-
Gated. lie argued that a warrant must be
founded upon evidence that an offence has
been committed, and that there 10 reasonable
ground to believe that the party accused 10
guilty OF that offence, and inasTuch as the
the wife shall not testify against the husband
In q criminal charge, a warrant issued upon
her affidavit 10 illegal and void.
above positions, and after some discussion by
counsel, the magistrate granted the motion
and discharged the defendant.
FUNERAL oP Mr.. LoyE.-The funeral OF MI
John l.. Love, who died on Thursday night
last, at Providence Hospital, took place yes.
terday from the residence OF his brother, on
number OF his friends. The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. J. =, Henning, OF the Wesley
Chapel Mission, and the remains were inferred
at Glenwood. The deceased was 4 young man
OF most exemplary character, and had before
him bright future Some years since he com.
menced to study for the ministry under the late
Rev. A. q, CAfuthers, but his health falling
him he reiInquished It, and few years since,
his health having become somewhat Improved,
he commenced to study law under Col. Thomp'
son, but his health eresEtnS down again he be
West, where he was taken sick, and on return
Ing TO this city, arriving on Thursday evening
last, he was so low that his friends took him
to Providence Hospital, where he died In few
hours.
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WITHDRAwN.-The steamer CITY of wash
ington, one Of the two ferry boats running on
the line between this city and Alexandria,
left for Baltimore last night, for the purpose
OF having her bottom ironed, 10 order to com.
bat the severe weather Of the approaching
winter. II 10 not supposed that her detention
from the route will last over couple Of days,
and when she fetyrns her eensoft, the City OF
Alexandria, will be withdrawn for q similar
purpose. The steamer Wawaset 10 running In
the place Of the City Of Washington.
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A LONG LINE Of dentlemen's beaver Over
coats at tl5, $40, ga t25, ESQ, and t3o now open
for Inspection at deo. u. Henning's, No. 6il
Seventh street. The principal oolors are blue.
black, and brown. 6hineiiiia oVefeoats fof
380i good ones. The Beaver overooats at t2b
and $50 are particularly cheap.
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Carpets.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES,
" -

MI ODEhN LANuuAuhs
Professor DANIEL E. GRouX, formerly teaohe'
OF Modern Languages at the Ge0rgetOwn and Co
lumbar Colleges, ID, c., and who has been very
knowledge Of french, Spanish, aud German, will
make arran gements with schools aud private
classes for Instruction In the above language
Foundations made, also, from the ltaIian, swed-
lsh, Danish, Dutch, &c. For terms, apply at his
Office No SIS Seventh street, opposite tho Intel!
Eencer Building between d aud street. Wash
Snton, D. G., sapl-u
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Financial.


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GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
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oovsrnmsh'ss earinssWi'h treasurer ohi'ea ''A's''
~ohA hihLioa poLLAhs'
We buy and sell all slA.sdi Of CONVENIENT
skcURlriksh current mafk"rA"'
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CIncuIr CoUnT-Judge Carffer.-This court
Fall Term this morning.
There are $50 cases on the trial docket Of
the term to2 original cases and 12t cases
which come up on appeal from justices courts
TIE Ruins OF CouRT.-All the Judges OF
the Supreme Court OF this District were In
conferences yesterday, considering the revised
rules OF the court.
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A LAUNoH.-The freight lighter General
Michler, which has Just been built for Mr..
Charles Walker, by Mr.. George II, Thomas,
was launched on Saturday, from her ways,
near the Tenth-strcet canal bridge.
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LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-MaIy Harrington, on
the complaint OF Peter Campbell, was arrested
by Onicer Wilson, charged with selling liquor
to soldiers. She was arraigned before Justice
Clark, and, after hearing the evidence, the
Justice fined the accused t20, In default Of pay
ment OF which she was committed to jail.