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LADIES' LIST

LADIESS' LIST.
AMT Hester Gilmore Amanda l.
lIyTue Bridget kelSer sarah
BOycS SHran ] HOOK Muiy
RurkclL Ann HaVcneT Sarah
Bounds Mary MuTphey hannah
lromHn Ann MOnnell Nancy
Kennel Julia Ann Mills Sarah a
KAUFMAN MatiIda Mcclure Cathar'ne T.
Baker Martina Mckernhn l1lELio
Conley Mary A Mel OnRld Eliza
Coulter TaDetha PenneId Is miss
Chapman Louisa Palmer Mary a
DenniSOn Il IF miss story Julia
FOrdyce = T. sharp Katie
FenIey Margaret Whittier Hattie
Groves Mary Yates Sallie NJ
GENTLEMESS' LIST.
AhII q L, HeapIk
Asmus Charles David Hagan Robert hon
BOley Jacob Jones William
Boilers ameS jenkins WmF
Butterfly John kennen james
BOWER John kinley II w
BeriSchy Michael I.utphen PD
Ram ford William Maitland Thomas
BuTtlett Is + rev MuIphey Patrick
Coke William hOOTe q co
Carter James H Moor WIN
Clifford John Mullen r.
Custer George w Mortar Samuel a
Dixon William McGIe& n b
Denning Thomas Nen William
Davis Ri O'Brien Micheal
Decamp EA Powell Dane
day David Foreman
DriScOll Cornelius lyle Amos
Estpep Francis B POTtcrfleld & co
Ewing u Quinlan ID DC
Feliers GIdeon3 Quinn William
l. urEtIson James Robinson
Fields Samuel ShRffer IL
Gordon Charles Seton Frank
UnTner Robert Saunders James G
Giruber Charley SOllaTS John w
Grimes Joss rev SweetSOu Moses
Hamilton Sylvester Smith Russell
HalIowell Morrison TTOver L Frank
HusteSl 81 NJ Taylor Joseph w
Hamilton Robert NJ Thornton SJ2
HUI John W Whit John
Hifron mr. Wter John
Hunter w K Lady Wade A J
Hal r Z, Walden William
Hamilton William CIV
sep-23 CD. RAWLING. p. NJ.
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COMBS AND BRUaHE Els

We are now receiving n nice lot of Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents, which TO be- up.
preciRted. must be seen.
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The Medical Society of West Va.
WILL HOLD IT'S FIRST sEMI-AN-
w nual session In the Hall OF the House
OF Delegates. In WHEELING, at 10 O'Clock, a.
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
sen7-3tdkwLh
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Tile Exemption OF the baltimore q
Ohio RniIrOad from Taxation.
In one county OF the State at least
tMonongalia) the tax payers are taking
a warm interest in this respect i'll con-
uectiou with the canvass for members
of the next Legislature. One. of the
candidates, Mr.. J. I. McClaskey, states
his position thus In the Post:
lind that tho voters OF this county
are anxious 10 know how the candidates
stand on the question OF taxing the b..
Il o. X. X. Company. ! don't know
now l could express my views any bet
ter than by giving Section LIST OF Art. S
OF our State Constitution, viz: that
Taxation shall be equal and uniform
throughout the State, and NIL property,
both real and personal, shall be taxed
in proportion To its value, TO be ascer-
tanned bv law" And "that no species
OF property from which tax may be
collected, shall be taxed higher than
any other species OF property OF equal
value" And that the only properties
that can be exempted or relieved from
those specifically named in the Consti-
tuition, viz: Property used for educa-
IiOuHi, literary, scientific, religious or
charitable purposes, and public proper
ty."
If am elected as II Delegate TO the
next Legislature of West Virginia, l
shall oppose every effort that may be-
made to exempt the Baltimore ~ Ohio
Railroad Company, or any other COM
Pany from aging their just portion oil
taXes
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Editors Intelligeneer:

Editors Inteitigencer:
The following lind in the editorial
column of this days issue:
ANDREW Johnson manifested his joy
over the California election 10y having
the dispatches Immediately sent to
several Democratic meetings in Ohio,
where VallandiHhHm and Pendleton
we're speRktug."
lam Democrat, and If you can prove
the above TO my satisfaction, ! will
never vote the Johnson ticket. II you
cannot prove It, you should not insert
such articles i'll your paper:
HONESTY.
We made tho statement referred to
on the authority of an Ohio paper,
which we presumed to be aware OF the
fact 1t stated.
The rule laid down by our cores
pondent, in regard to newspaper publi-
cations, 1t strikes us, would he rather
stringent.
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Tho western States have wisely en-
couragcd Immigration by sending
agentsi abroad, by diffusing statistical
Information, and 10y other Inexpensive
means. The result has been quick
ening OF emigration. and that, too, OF
class OF people who arc capable OF COM
pretending the great material huEnn-
tRVes OF the West The minority OF the
recent smigrRuts from the old "oriu 10
the West are generally men weIl,ih-
formed about the country, ana WI"
will be desirable additions TO our P"pu-
lRtiOu. --,-., o,,,,
.Jnnts,I Tor the encouragement OF lm-
,nigT.tion is that devised last winter
NV the wisconsin legislature. \ law
WAS passed authorizing the appoint
mrnt or n state BOARD of Immigration,
consisting Of til" Governor, the Secre.
Iary NJ State. and three persons named
10y the Governor. This Board reserves
the co. operation of II county committee
in each county, also appointed by the
Governor. The Board has authority 10
collect statistics concerning the ell
mate, products, population ana re-
sources of Wisconsin. together with Il
statement of the best routes To the
State from the leading cities OF Europe,
and to print this Information in the
English. German and Scandinavian
languages.
the appropriation for this purpose is
but two Thousand dollars, the cOmuIiS-
sioners receiving no pay. The county
committees are TO make out duplicate
lists Of the names and pustotfce ad.
dress uf such relatives and friends OF
the inhabitants OF the county as are ltv-
ing abroad, and to send one copy To the
state BOARD, which furnishes the county
committees with II sufficient number OF
pamphlets Ia supply all the persons
named In their lists, the postage being
prepaid by the State. This system is
extremely cheap, and seems likely Ia
prove very etlectual.
Cannot our own Legislature inaugu
, A. 800. a, .,,,.,,.,,,, ,s -bysO
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SCI No notice Will be taken OF communt
c,t,,,ns moi accom- panied by re POnsible
name. The name vii! lie conslueieu Co Ti
I~r~ a. a guarantee OF good faith.
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zEPHYRS,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,

Large stock and hest make. Embroidery
SILK and Chenele; Wax Tor making Flo ven
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GheGnteltigtnce',

orr.cE: so. Is auIScY STREET,
, " ..4rrErL. rKrW. t A HAaANs, a. u HALL
CAMPBELL. HKEW d 90.
ErrrOES AND PEOPEIEr"Rs-
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FANCY GOODS

CONSISTING OF DRESS TRIMMINGs
" Buttons, all styles; kmbroideTies, RUM.
imgs, Stamped Goods.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ss-Ten lines or les make a SQUARE
MARRIAGES ASp FUNERAL NOTICES, 30
els " hen under six lines
-.tup.t announcements OF Deaths' e'Alis-
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GaIIantry Recognized,

The Cunard steamer China, Capt. Hockly, last
March fell In with the barque Achilles, during a
heavy gale, In a sinking condition, when the
third officer with six men, all volunteers, at
great personal risk proceeded to the vessel and
rescued all hands, twelve in number. The sea
was so rough that the men had to jump over
board with lines fastened to them, and were
hauled into the boat.
For this gallant service the British Humane
Society thanked Capt. Hockly and the boats
crew, and presented the officer who had charge
of the boat with a beautiful gold medal, having
the following Inscription:
III. y; Loudon, officer r: NJ. S. s. China, for
the noble courage and skilful management he
displayed In reseuing the crew Of the barque
Achilles, March, 1857, In one of the boats manned
by six volunteers from the China"
Capt. Hockly stated that Mr.. Loudon had
since been promoted to the rank Of second oficcr
for his gallant conduct The Board Of Trade
also recognized the skill with which Capt. Hockly
had managed the China to enable her to lower
and pick up the boat without damage. Capt.
Hockly Is deservedly popular on both sides OF
the Atlantic.-Boaon Traveller.
When President johnson visited Boston In
June last, Capt. HOCKEY invited him to visit the
China, preparatory to which a magnificent col
lation was prepared, and the ship was elegantly
dressed with bunting. The invitation was a
gratifying surprise to the President, but owing
to other engagements, previously made, he was
obliged to express his regret at being unable to
accept OF Capt. Hockly's courtcsies.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
Louisiana Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3o.-In the convention
to-day the second article of the constitution,
adopted Saturday, was rcconsidered, and Judge
Taliaferro's proposition that the citizens Of the
State shall owe allegiance to the United States,
which shall be paramount to that which they
owe the State, was incorporated therein after
much discussion. Article three as adopted, de-
clares that there shall never be slavery or In
voluntary servitude In this State, except as a
punishment for crime. Article four, declares
the liberty Of the press and speech.
Article Ave declares that the right of the peo-
pie to peaceably assemble and to petition the
Government shall never be abridged.
Articles six and seven are rehearsals of the
common law for the punishment OF crime.
The concluding paragraph Of article seven says
that the privilege Of the writ Of hdbeds corpus
shall not be abridged.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
Personal.

d. F sARMESTo, OF the Argentine Republic,
with his private secretary, is at willard's.
Col. JAS. r. YOUNG, of the New York Tribune,
after days visit to Philadelphia, has returned
to his post at his bureau on Fourteenth street.
Hon. E. A. ROLLINS has returned from a brief
visit to his home in New HampShire.
CAPT. SEVILLE, Of the New York Herald, re-
mains at his desk during the holidays.
"NED" JUMP, of Frank Leslie's newspaper, Is
here doing his "level best" making sketches for
the paper.
MAJOR BEN PERLEY POoRE Is spending the
holidays on his well-regulated farm at Newbury,
Mass.
q. W. ADAMS, of the New York World, Is in
town and as hard at work as ever.
"MAC," OF the Cincinnati Commercial is with
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virginia Affairs.

The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says:
Rev. George W. Samson, ID. D., president OF
Columbian College, Is expected in this city next
Switzerland, sc. They will be made for the
joint benefit OF the Biblical Society of Riohmond
College and the Young Mems City Mission Sooi-
ETY.. Our citizens may prepare themselves for a
very delightful intellectual treat.
The people OF Lee county, Va, are represented
to have been panic-stTicken recently by the Ap-
once.
The Hep Nation (Rlehmond) Of Saturday has
the following; A eolored man, who had been a
"a few days since while In the employ OF Smith
4 Co., met with n fatal accident He was cut
ting upon a sApling 1t fell across his neck and
killed him instantly. The accident occurred In
Hanover county and near the Pamunky river,
about twenty miles from this city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON. Dec. so-Evening g-Consols closed at
olls@s2h for money. Five-twenties .72Hj ILL.,
nois $50 Erie ts5<.
FRAsKroRr, Dec. ao.-United States bonds
70X67eaS.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3o-Evening. cotton
market closed firm. Uplands X; Orleans IN.
The sales OF to-day exceed the noon estimate,
amounting to 1900 bales. Breadstuffs un-
changed. Bacon advanced to AS. for Cumber-
land cut Sugar steady, at ass. Cd. for No. II
Dutch standard.
PARIS, Dec. 3o.-The Pdirie earnestly denounces
those who assert that the conference to which
the Government Of France has invited the other
European Powers for the settlement Of the Ro-
man question has been abandoned.
lie Roy, the distinguished French engineer,
who was at the head Of the Universal Exposi-
tion, has been made Senator OF France by an
imperial decree published In the Moniieur.
Cork, Dec. 3o.-Last night n gun shop in this
city was broken into by eight men and rined Of
Its contents "A considerable quantity Of arms
and ammunition. The robbers were undoubtedly
Fenians,
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED SfArRs pArRNr Or

WAAHINUTON, DecembeT II, 1Ho7,
On the petition Of WILLIS HuAIsTos, Of Trey, New
York, praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 him The th day q April, 1854, and reissued the oh
day OF March, 1865, for an Improvement In Candle
Mould Apparafus seven years from the expiration
ot said patent, which takes place on tho 4th day Of
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at the,
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of March nexi
at u clock m and all persons are notified TO an.
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said ne
titlon ou ght not to bo granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to- nle
In the Patent Once their obecQns specially setfpTth
ingi all testimony hed by either party to be used
the said hearing must be and transmitted ae
cordance with the rules Of the office, which will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
monY, must be aed In tho office t1enlv days before
tho day Of hearing; the arguments II any. within ter
days after hllng tho testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be publIshed In the
kRPgBLIoAS and In the Intslli0eacsr, Washington,
ri three successive weeks The hrs Of said pabiiea:
hearing. II. @, THEAKRRs
de2l-S9W COmmissioner OF Patont. .
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

RICHMOND, Dec. 3O.-The exaggerated ac-
counts telegraphed from this city relative to an
expected rising Of the negroes In the southside
counties Of the State, have no better foundation
than the fact that few days ago squad of SOL
diers was sent to Halifax because a disturbance
at Christmas was feared. The negro population
throughout the State Is as quiet, as far as armed
insurrection is concerned, as they have been
since their emancipation. Neither the military
headquarters nor the Freedmen's Bureau have
been advised Of apprehended trouble.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
ID n o p o s A L 8.

PnorosALs.
OFFICE DEPoT AED DIsBURsISG q. ma
n, ATLANTA, GA, Dec, %, 1867. !
Sealed fropQshs Will be received nt this Office until
Y m, SATURDAY, January I, 1865, for supply
the QuRrteImasteT's Department In this city with
~. 100 Pounds of Oats.
llO,OOO " straw
The Oats to be sound and free from rust and dir. .
and put up in good strong sacks Of not less than or
more than bushels per sack standard 50 pounds per
bushol.
dirt and weeds,
Stray 70 be wol balod, FREQ from rust, weeds, or
other defects.
The Oats 70 be delivered at the Qusrtermastor's
storehouse, Forsyth street. The Hay and Straw at
the G9yernment stables corner Prior and Line streets
one third the amount Of each must bo delivered jan
uRry TO- 1888, and third each on the LIST Of Feb
TuaTy and March following
Proposals must be In tTlplicate with copy Of this
advertisement attached to each, and bear the
ment lin their own hand) OF the persons offered as
suretes, otherwise they will be rejected.
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed upon the envelope, Proposals. for the
Chief a,M. ,,I, IN j, fARNS@oRTf,
dceJl I'd In charge Of Depot
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

RIVER NBws, Navigation Is now uninterrupted be-
tween Georgetown and tho ocean, save by detached
foes, which. however. have become so small as to
ferry Is now open, and he Winni.mmet and TRo%as
Coilyer are making their regular hourly trips com
81 Ss rsr Il s0 Ss Ts
liver landings large unbef o. pssssngsrs and fui
the opposite shore The steamer Columbia, from Bal
fright ssc viii return nndRs ron yss, SSn 70 sag
more. Two Of the tug boats which left here Sun
day morning with a feet Of sehoonorS in tow, were
this city, and had to return Sunday evening, bring.
ing back with thdtn two, Of the sehooners. They
HS.ss %HEnhas haso %a rvsa sa0shS ana
departed without employing tow boats. The Cynthia
being prepared for the resumption Of trips on the
Piscataway limo.
DIsruRBASoR AT MASAsaAs. Tho reports in ereu-
ation OF disturbance at Manassas station on Christ
mas day, are very much distorted and exaggerated.
Sn G
were driven OF BY gentleman living at the station,
barrolled shot gun.
PRocHssIoy OF CoLoRRD MAsoSs. The colored
Masons this city, and delegations from the colored
lodges Of Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk headed
ming they were addressed al the Tyee1m Hail BY sew
eral speakers. The whole affair wound up with
grand ball.
Relief Hook aud Ladder Company II was determined
70 lease the engine house Of the old Relief Fire Com
psGg d ON P5sss t5 street nearly opposite the 6a,se
OF the company were accordingly transferred.
NEW LOCOMOTIVE. Tho second OF the two new
freight engine. lately purchased by the
quIsr arrived here last week, and having been tried
started out Tor the hrs time with train this morning.
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the Hebrew Benevoient hssocaton was held on Sun =.
az %0r5nz 81 S,,d 6St the PuEo's Of o5saHh.ine h
ssdsd . form SeSsoise. s iatc Ike T ci i B.
fss. fS SH%'s.' si%sa. fo3issfs STsss. p aRd
q the old Organization, and to apply To- Tho District
Bsf%.S Ss r;s S:s,fd q ~ S,ssssS
scersiaiy W, Nsrdiinser. q. L. Meyer. b. o. sw.
monitori M. J. Young, assistant monitor.
sABnArH SCHOOL BNrERrAISHrSr,-on Sunday
The Congress Street M Pj church; Rev. B. sSer.
S ' SfSps RSs
SS Rev ses sosa snf
Vas conducted By Mes,rs, 7. A, Newman and Geo.
.@Sssssd as SssS s:h o%s s..
school proper, number over sO scholars.
PoRT. -Bntcred-sehooner Carrie Holmes, wiibert,
from Jsek,9nyille, Pa with 9o.oo feet Of yellow
bangor, with 10 0 feet of lumber is 90 iaths, IT,,
900 shingles, and 2, 900 pcksts, 70 Gen o. H. Howard
lumber and 81 pinc Ier saIsSr Sis sp IT, o.
ard.
GRAIS.-The boat D. Knode, from Mercersvllle, has
arrived with about s. 900 bushels Of red wheat and e
G B.l SSlp e w M
els of red wheat, 70 9oorge Waters The above wheat
was sold Immediately upon Its arrival, ht2 7so " 30
por bushel.
FoR. .NRw. .YonK.-Tho steamship John Gibson will
principally -four.
arrive to-day. ''''A Wv"
CANAL. There were several arrivals yesterday Of
coal and grain boats the canal being free Of Ice.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
From Havsua-Ncw. in General.

HAVANA, Dec. so.-Sugar, reals for No. IL d.
S. Flour, els. Potatoes, s4.N. Exchange, Lon
don, l2<9l2k. New York currency, short sight,
22If623. Discount, gold, long sight, h@l. Pre-
MUM, short sight,,
The English ship-oEwar Cloud, from Liver
pool with coal, Is ashore at the entrance OF the
harbor. Her cargo is being lightered. II is ex-
pected she will be saved.
Sailed-Steamer Junista, for New Orleans;
Star Of the Union, for Philadelphia.
HAVANA, Dec. 3o.-Advices from Jamaica rep
resent that much curiosity and speculation pre-
vailed there in regard to the visit of the Domin-
lean Commissioners to the United States, with
the view, 1t is supposed, OF offering the harbor
Of Samsra for sale; but nothing. definite was
known there OF the real intentions OF the Do
minican Government.
Captain Cooper, the Director Of the English
Mail Steamship Company, had arrived at Kings
ton.
Lord Lyttleton continued to meet with the
most cordial reception from the people.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

A DOC stirred up a nest OF rats in a barn at
Brattleboro', the other day, and man came up
just in time to see them take refuge in barrel.
Putting cover on 1t, he poured In quantity Of
hot water, aud VIXEN the struggle within had
ceased counted up no less than seventy dead
raNa
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

Tue SHAwNUT BANK RoBBERY.-We notice
that $4,000 In compound interest notes, and
s27 900 in bills were stolen from trunk left on
special deposit In the bank vaults. We think
the sooner the banks conform to the recon-
mendation OF Mr.. Hulburd, Comptroller Of the
Currency, by disearding this class OF deposits,
the better, both for the banks and depositors. A
place OF absolute safety has been provided in
this and other cities for the safe-keeping Of all
such deposits, which appears to preclude the
necessity Of any bank assuming responsibility
in such cases.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

THL murder of a mulatto family at Perdido
Station, Alabama, was perpetrated by party OF
four drunken men armed with shot guns, who
charged the family with stealing. The assassins
hrst butchered the mulatto Morris, then his wife,
then his mother, aged So and lastly a sleeping
babe.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

THRoUGH the iberallty of Queen Victoria afty
acres Of meadow land, dotted with fine elm trees,
at Portsmouth, is to be given over to the people,
who will now have a Victoria Park, ION pay
ment," as the treasury missive has 1t, "of rent
eonsistent with precedent in similar eases.p
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

On Christmas day, Judge Allison, of Phila-
delphia, gave a dinner to the boot-blacks OF the
city, and Geo. W. Childs gave the use Of the new
press-room OF the Ledger building as the dining
hall. About fifty boys were present as guests,
and they sat down with appetites that would
have done credit TO aldermen.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

WARRINGTON, December Q, 1867
On the petition Of HENRY b. MYER, OF Cleveland
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted d
day OF May 1850 and again ressued the Sh day Of Oo
tober 1861, for an Improvement In Converting Rail
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
on the 18th day Of September, 1868:
II ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF May
next at II o'clock m. and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted, ~ ' ~
Persons opposing the extension arc REQUIRED IN Ala
H. the Patent Once their obieetiPns specially SGT forth
ing all testimony fled by either party 10 be used al tho
said hearing must bo taken and transmitted In accord
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon as esti
dny % hearing The arguments, fAny' within ten days
Ordered, also that this notice bo published In the
HEPuDLioAS and the IntelIt0eReer, Washington, d,
g,I and In the Herald, Cloyeland, Ohio, once week
ior three successive weeks the nrst said
to be at least sixty days previous 20 the o.
- 7, @. THEAKRR,
dels-W3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

By a letter from Madeira 1t is stated that the
grape crop has just been gathered, and the yield
is estimated at 5000 pipes OF llo gallons to the
pipe, which is about the same as last year,
though the quality Is said to be much better.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
South Carolina Planters.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3o.-Much encouragement
Is felt here, owing to accounts from Washington
representing the probability of Congressional
aid to the planting interest.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
From NashviIle-Heavy snow storm

NASHVILLE, Dec. 3o.-One Of the heaviest
snow storms ever known in this section COM
menced last night and has continued without in
termission up to this hour.
The snow is Ave inches deep and drifting fu-
riously. The street cars have stopped running.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

Now the snow has come, 1t swell to know
how to make boots water-tight, and this is the
way Boil one quart Of linseed oil with half a
pound Of Venice turpentine, with which paint
the leather frequently while warm, but not hot,
III the leather will absorb no more.
The national Republican., 1867-12-31

THROUGH the liberality of Jay Cooke, esq, Of
Philadelphia, a neat church has been built at
Girsrdville, Schuylkill county, Pa. He also
supports chiefly, II not altogether, a pastor at
that place, the Rev, ID. d, Hudson, OF the Phila-
delphia conference OF the Methodist Episcopal