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The national Republican., 1867-12-24

FOURTEEN girls out of 200 employed by Boston
dry goods irm, were recently taken i'll with
smallpox, all In one day, the disease being OF a
yirulent type. II is thought that the contagion
was contained in some goods that had just been
imported
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
DIR OP 0 s A L 8

HEADQUARTERS THIRp MILITARY DIsTRIcT,)
CHEZ ConhIssARY's OFFICE, }
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 10Th, 1867.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate pre- respectfully inn-
material aud eonstruetlng one BAKE OVEN, on The
ground now occupied bZ the United States 6oyern.
ment, formerly the Race Course, --F
Plan and specifications can be at this once.
Bid. @ Be direetedt to the 6SadsrsgRsd sSa HArked
BYt. It. Col. and Chief 9, s. Sd Nil, Dist,
dec2i.td Room No. i, MilllnghAm nnildinr
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
PEN. PENCIL, AND SCISSORS.

PEN, PENCIL, AND SCISSORS.
IT is fashionable nowadays to advertise.
BONNER has cured Dexter Of shyine.
THE best thing out-an aching tootA A,-PuaeA.
Tns population OF spain is lsopo,coo. - II
JonS MIrcnfLt O. wanted a. Fenian Pre.i-
BAsSur has IN infant Es.a Of the female
persnasion. aN q - G -
o'BALwrs, the Irish giant, Is mildewins for
the want Of nght.
ment to forbid q man from marrying his cousin
Lo, the poor Indian, has found Friends among
the New England Quaksrs.
-MILAs gentlemen think they can punish Ma
poleon by refusing to wear French hats. -;-
Providence, r. l., has a novelty. 1t has
promenade concerts on Its skating ponds.
SrRAws and dladies skirts show which way the
wind blows.
son Sol" yesterday was In a "msltins
mood" a...
sHAp have cast their shsd-ohs In Charleston
harbor. ......
No nation enjoys 90 many and varied pleasures
as the Swiss.
The greatest luxury Of the holiday season.
the luxury of doing good. Try 1t. ..
PRINCE ALyREp WAS mel by %, 900 school chill
dren, all singing, when he arrived at Adelaide. .
The Newbafyport Herald says that the best
ship-carpenters are working for d rs per day.
Els Arkansas they call a circus a hippo-olym-
piad.
NEW HAvEs thieves steal prayer and hymn
books from the churches.
VAN AxpuRoH's mcnsgerie 10 wintering near
Jeifersonvllie, Ind.
THERE are 200 volunteer ofneers retained In the
army.
BIsHor HORNE thought that there was no bet
ter moralist in the world than the newspaper.
DArrox stage horse has Travelled 80, 900 mile.
In seven and q half years.
PAssAGAssAwANKEAKist Is the euphonious name
of Maine river.
Biblical THEArRIoALs are popular In some
parts Of Connecticut.
rouSo MAN was frozen TO death In the streets
Of Chicago last Friday night.
| SoNE wretch expresses the hope that the boys
who skate on the sidewalks will get drowned.
Two Michigan men had q duel about their
wives, but neither was killed.
THE Gentiles at Salt Lake City now supper,
! two dsilies.
| BusrSEss HOUSE, In Terra Haute, Ind, ad
vertIses pigs feet as wabash oysters"
GENERAL THAw has been in town for two
days, as our street crossings will testify.
TRIcHIsA has spoiled the appetite OF st. Louii
for pork.
IT would appear that the press in Paris has nc
rights the French Emperor is bound to respect.
SENATOR WILSON Ia busy on the proofsheeti
OF his last work-the History OF Reconstruc
tion.
THE latest Boston novelty Is an eight-wheele,
car, which one horse caRdraw with twenty thou
sand pounds.
HAYS CITY Is Kansas growth-where Their
was not house four months ago-of 1000 In
habitants and the inevitable Newspaper.
SAN FRAScIsco is doing q good business Il
the freighting way. II Is shipping the Celestis
beggars back to China.
STUPID correspondent wants to know no,
this be the land OF the free with Its ice-boun
coasts and mountain chains.
A CHICAGO court has Just decided that youn
women Of II years are too old to be ehAstiIe
corporcally.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Passage Of the General and sehoO
Approprfatien Bills.

The passage Of the school and appropriation
bills last night by our City Councils will be
hailed with gladness by many. There Is no doubt
sac s-s-----~ 49, .---s-- s..s sssa-, -.
tha Rrs eilesl afscts Of legislAtion long delayed
will soon be apparent. We do not feel at leisure
to discuss at this time the merits or demerits Of
the constructive features Of the ordinances Just
passed. for we only feel for the distress that will
be relieved and the odium that will have passed
away from the fair fame OF the city Of Washing
ton as corporation.
In the arrearages due and payable to colored
schools the sum Of s5s, $50 Is allowed and though
this amount did not seem to Mr.. A. p. CLARK and
others Of the Common Council to be sufficiently
adequate, yet there were others OF the same po-
litical proclivitics who thought proper and
deemed 1t right to vote for the passage Of the bill
as amended by the Board Of Aldermen. The
appropriation bill passed the lower Board unAni-
mously, concurring with the Board Of Aldermen,
and we are satisfied we could give to but few per.
sons in the city more happy Christmas gif,
than the intelligence we lay before them this
morning OF the passage Of two such important
| measures
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

ROLLER SKATING is becoming so popular in
Cincinnati that one of the public halls Is to be
devoted to II.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
ALEXANDRIA NMWs.

Ma. THOMAS GALLAaHER, No. lS st. Asaph street.
between Gibson and Franklin. is our authorized
agent for the NATIONAL REPuBLioAs in the city o
Alexandria, and will receive subscriptions and ad
vertisements, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
rhe aeorxi. Cenxsntion.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 23.-The Convention met
this morning, snd Immediately took recess until
three O'Clock, tosive an opportunity to negotiate
a loan to pay expenses Of the gonyention-
The afternod1 sessio1 WAS cxoeediaG1S stofny.
The Finance rbmull1 Cd oiled % stsprc s1oas
and reported A ordinancs 10 au>AorI4o further
effort, which vas de>sAted on w. srsund fh.t
nothing could " d6as. 4. n Nlf5$SN n n
The report Of the eommissioher sent to Nh
edgeville TO draw 60 900 from the State Treasury
was read. II says that he showed the State
Treasurer the ordinance Of the Convention, with
General Pope's authorization and direction In
dorsed on u, and that the state Treasurer said
emust decline paying out any money on such
authority, being sworn 10 obey the constitution
and laws Of Georgia, and was bonded only to pay
warrants signed By the Governor
During the debate that ensued one delegate
said that the treasurer had snubbed the conven.
tion; another said that would 10 God The eonven.
tion could snub Pope. F -aa d ..H.FH
The negro Bradley said the serseant-at-arms
should be sent with fle of soldiers 10 bring
that impudent treasurer TO the bar Of the con.
vention. Another negro said what did they
bring us here for = F.'EI.
Great confusion accompanied the adjournment
which is over to the sth Of January next.
Extreme Indignation Is expressed by the dele
gates, a majority Of whom have not money
enough to take them home. The hotels, board.
ing houses, the convention printer, and ofhcials
suffer extremely.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From Rio Janeiro-Another Earth.
quake at st. Thomas-The Arrival
of the BraziIinn Minister.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 23--Thc steamship North
America, from Rio Janeiro on November Is, via
81. Thomas on the 10th instant, arrived this
morning.
Bahia. All we'll.
Another heavy shock OF earthquake was felt
at st. Thomas on the l2th instant, and the cx-
cfement there still continues.
Three deaths occurred on the passage from st.
Thomas.
Senior Magaihaenz, the Brazilian Minister to
the United States, is passenger on the steamer.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Another Locomotive Boiler Explosion
. -Loss Of Life.

READING, PA, Dec. 23.-The locomotive Iowa,
belonging to the Reading Railroad Company,
and used for shifting purposes, exploded below
the lower depot about eight O'Clock this morn
Ing instantly killing the engineer, Albert Kline,
and so horribly burning and mutilating the ire-
man that he survived but half hour.
The boiler Of the locomotive was completely
torn to pieces, heavy fragments being thrown .
considerable distance.
The conductor and two brakemen who were on
the tender at the time, miraculously escaped
without material injury, though thrown some
distance from the engine in different directions.
Both OF the men killed left families In this city.
No definite cause can be assigned for the explo-
sion. .r.l 'H .s' .l a.. ..
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

The snow 10 thirteen inches deep near New
York city. Near Boston II ID but fye.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

TIE polls In Quebec bad to be protected by
military to save the polls Of the citizens from
fracture, ......
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
For Sale or Rent.

ENoR REYT-sECoND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR
L rent, oyeT stinemetI's hat store, G4 Psnnsylya-
mia avenue. near Thirteenth street. del6 81
L,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
IL Lot % feet front by 20 deep second lot from the
Of and First streets cast next to the Capitol
grounds when enlarged,
Apply to WIN II, HOLIDAY,
de9-mwf g sInteligeneer Building, 7Ih street
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
New Advertisements.

HOLIDAY oooDs.
J. J. WILLIAMSON.
$50 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
. Opposite ST. PkrhIoK's CHURCH.
Has on hand and will be daily receiving
THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS
A hne lot Of
GOODS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
WRITING DESKS,
...- DRESSING CASES,
ALBUMS, BOOKS and
.... . ..r...' FANCY GOODS.
OF every description.
Just received q large supply Of those handsome
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
p by 8 inches. dec24-eoS
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Wants.

XITANTED "A YOUNG LADY PROM THE SOUTH
w wishes tho position Of TEACHER In a private
family, TO teach the ordinary Bnglish branches for
Lsr board. Address, y, s. REPUBLICAN ohee n9o
UrANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work. German preferred References re-
quired Apply at tB7 Maryland avenue. noB
NTANTRD-NBw AND CAsT-OFP CLOTHING,
" OLD GOLD AND sILyER,or any other article
O. value at the old Merchant Pawnbroker
store Of 4 FULTON Co. 6O2 Ninth street, s doors
north OF Pennsylyania avenue. deO.u
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
LATEST fELEGRAPHIC NEWS

LATEST fELEGRAPHIC NEWS
nv THE AssooIATED PHn1s.
NIwG1R0M EuROPE.
rHr ExcrfzIHsr IN ENGLAND.
THE CLEnkRrwELL ExPhosroN.
INTERESTING FROM ITALY.
THE PesITIoN OF FRANCE.
The Cessie. OF west India I.iasds.
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
Dimeultie. IN shs Georgia Convention.
AFFAIRS IN RICIIMOND.
A CONGRESSMAN KILLED BY HIS SON.
MURDER AND BANK RoBBERY.
ANOTHER rATAL RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
PRES IN NORTHERN CITIES.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

sS-FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
JOS. H. sHAFFIEL Ids,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, |..
BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
FANCY BOXES,
CoRNETs, BON BoNs,
FRENCH FRUITS, . a.
FRENCH TOYS,
OTHER CONFECTIONERY
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
IMPORTED
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
HAVE NOW THE
FINEST AND LARGEST DISPLAY OF
CONFECTIONERY
EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FRUIT AND POUND
.. '"H AND FANCY CAKES
. NOW READY, MADE
OF THE BEST MATERIAL,
AND HANDSOMELY ORNAMENTED.
p. s-MY CUSTOMERS
. AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
.. WILL PLEASE
SEND IN THEIR ORDERS EARLY FOR
THE HOLIDAYS,
TO GET WELL ATTENDED TO.
JOS. II. SHAFFIELD.
AS- Christmas Gift to the Poor.-IO, 900
Bushels OF Coke will be distributed at the WASH
ington Gas Light ONCE, and delivered free Of
charge, to the destitute poor OF this city, fol-
lows, viz: .| g..
Twenty-Five bushels to each family, on the GER
tihcate Of any member Of the Board OF Aldermen
| or Common Council, in whose ward the appli-
cant resides, or the Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau that the applicant Is worthy OBJ
ject OF charity. -.-...
| Application must be made at the office, No. 472
Tenth street, between the hours Of and l0lS a.
m, and and 2 o'clock p. IN.
Blank applications will be furnished at the
| office. JOHN BAILEY,
President pro tenn,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
GRAFD OPENING.
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.

Having moved 70 my new estabiIshInent, No. fz
prepared to carry the business in ali
sm rey pne vii s ssm e pss
to defy competition, IT
Every variety Of Confcctions known 70 the American
or European markets, In the hncst style Of the art,
may be procured At my establishment at prices TO
The eitIens of the District who contemplate giving
Wedding, Dinner or Supper Parties will be supplied
terms. 70 =.
psaicrs Committess and al rartios Wishing 70 buy
eommis.ion merchant or jobber and secure . first
class article Goods delivered TO all parts Of tho Dis
triet. tdc9-lml FRED. PREuND.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

aS-skates and dsknte-Sharpener, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment of
Hardware and House-furnishing Goods at prices
to suit the times. The celebrated Saratoga
Skates for Ladies and Gentlemen.
U. q. MEADOR, n..
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
delS-lm Bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

N
aate with Philip 4 soiomOn.)
CoYLE 4 TOWERS
ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY GOODS.
PINE FRENCH AND ENdLIsH STATIONERY.
IN BEAUTIFUL PACKETS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS.
ILLUSTRATED by EMINENT ARTISTS.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CATHOLIC
PRAYER BOOKS.
CHOICE EDITIONS OF STANDARD WORKS:
SCOTT, DICKENS.
BULwRR, THACYARY,
BYRON, MOORE,
TENNEYsoN LoNoPELLow.
POE, WHITTIER.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES.
BEAUTIFUL AND ENTERTAINING JUVENILES,
FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
CHAsTR FANCY ARTICLES,
IN BRONZE. T9S9Ptt pSpPttf kSNhTdHER' NidHK' GLASS, AND
FINE sohR IEss A5P kRbBScILs
| BSdRAVRD TO ORDER.
| COYLE 4 TOWERS,
| sl4 4PENNsYLYANIA AVENUE,
| dec21-Ot Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Special Notices.
ss-oHRIsTMAs ORLERRARI on

SsCHRIsTMAsC CAEBRA&O ON
The sabbath school Of ausf Sesgcl viii
give their twoxfth AW NM
CHRIsTEths syrElTAIHNfNr.
cOn'I;sipg q sIpE,eg Hss,t1sipRis s@ AZ s. o5
at the Church, comet Third strtet cest md a
street north, 0s}ltoi Hiii eonmenciax 49,, ~ I.so
Is cents. Proceeds for the rcplenishment Of the
Library. de2t2t.
AZ Letter from Hon. II. n. Hubbard,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

BUCK oLovEs:
Genuine ByCKsKIN GLOVES, wholesale and re
tsll at RAhSBuRG SONS. No. loo High street.
IkBiEs iSb GENTS oAUNrLKrs MADE TO
ORnER. I O. NON In,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

AS-The Skating Park. k.-season and sin
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
Park, can be obtained at s. +. SayAge's Grand
skate Depot, s24 d street, near Tenth--sign OF
the Big Flag. del4-tf
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

90 ooNfhcrloNhhf' 55
AT wALLAcE's, No. IS HIGH STREET, GEORGE.
TOWN. always be found the finest assortment Of
Cakes, Pastries, French Candies, Grapes, &c.
Weddings and Parties furnished with the finest
confectionery, and in the most elegant style n9S-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

r'oYsi ToYsii ToYsiii
FANCY ARTICLES OF every description, including
variety Of Toys and Trinksts for presents 70 chill
dren. have Just received large and beautiful sup
ply Of goods suitable for Christmas and New Year
presentA- Call early and get the ehoice.
no93 90 High street, near Bridge Gsorretovp
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
EURNlrURE FURNITUREiI

los Moi sfksRf: sGfa asssofRAafkHfowS. ssofRAafkHfowS
Calls the attention " tho public TO his extensive
full Cottage, Parlor and Chamber ssts, Din.
Ing Tables. &c which he oersto sail the most rea-
Aepabs terms. and Asks call before purchasing else
Mhefe. no2a-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

A TEENTIoEs soasy ahyTEsHISk u lsHHEISSEkIldtHr,
TOBACCO. sHUHP. PIPES. De-, No. Bridge
o he sisson o he public Z Ks nns selection q
ssfss sss ma x BIZ i.ss IA. m
cents. r... noZ3-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Alexandria Advertisements.

"A with Board and Lodging at " 90 per week. Table
Beard $50 Per week: Apply sos d street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. del7-2ts
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Gie-0s. o. .D1aifxhe- lSefelt.
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lteHt Die Betidte aus iiihliHen SfddtenI
ii6er bic inpdnoerang Oabin fOIgrnoer.
ntabeil suianiinen: aRifsg a3i 's5fi95S
Ba6 Die Deebr3aH Der 8eb6Ifes
rllng falt aler flottden Gtaaten frennbe
ginmarberung beeiiniti9t uno oaB oeut>
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9esoaen tper6en.. .s. - - - S-4
2. Dab MaBreeeln gu @uniten Der
CHM ln0erung befeitS IN einiae1 Staus
ten 9efabt tuurben uno in anoetri unter
8eratbuna fino. -e'4''e -es
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liioliden Staatetl Dem GinipafSerer
OenieIben sdus 9eipdbrerl, ats alien
iibri9en iueiben Gialpebneri. 991nI.
4. Sap Seloarbeiter am meilfen ee<
hlht iper6en, Dap. aber ,aud 9aRbmcrfer,
MebaHifer uno ale anoeren Yrofeiiios
niltsn. lobnenoe 8ei6dftieuns fnben
t0nneii, iidilteiltlid in Den 9r0Beren
Staoten. stn .tAo2g sst45l nj
D. NaB 2ano in beIiebigsn Quantis
taten slIa biIi9en 4reiien 9efanft, ODER
genietbet Rn6 gegeu Betbeiligllag an
0en Rrobntten heafbeitet meroee1 tann.
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bereit in6, 6inreibenOe 96bae III besnbs
len, Die Nrbeiter nit geiuG5nlider Soit
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fotgenoen 8ortbeiIe bietet:, Sru9t6ar<
feit hes Bobens, @erldiebeubeit oes
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3ugangIibfeit gutter fNdftte, g8aI1er.
fraft nno an0ere @rlei6terungen fur
| Sabrifen, nelde in inanden S6Hen Die
bon ben n6roIihen unb tpeitli9en Gtaa>
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bobem @ertb fno uno Dem 9roeucens
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ten 1lauten iebr siinitig. Die 3aitdnOs
baben iid iiberbaupt i'm (9iben- felt
Sabresfrilt tuefentlib gebeRert. b Gin
rudn6erer f6nnen Oariiber in Der 9leen ;
tur ber @eieal9aft @ini1tg nebmen.
AlS am @eeignetiten fiir 9lnIeOlnne
Oeuti6er neroen unter 0en liibliden
1 Stadten Die Grensitaaten Wfdrblano,
81 gilisH. Sennefiee, &entudp,
Ni6ouri unb bas n6rhli9e unb iueitIi9e
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einmal 6ub iiu Siioen gefnBt babe, lif
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/ ieSenfalIs nod lah9eI Sabre bic MaiI'
Der beuti9en @lnfDafoerung oortbir
fiibren unb nidt nod oeiu Sioefl.
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Yaris, ipiinfht gSngei1 itHo Sr1ger ais,
fiir oicies bitter gu Innafarle 8efDroes
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