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National Con venti0n Of the Grand
Army-Importsnt Circular from Gen.
warner 70 the Soldiers.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The National Conven-
tion of the Grand Army, to be held In this city
next week, will be largely attended by prominent
soldiers from every part Of the Union. General
Wagner commanding In Pennsylvania, has Issued
the following circular Of interest to every ono
concerned In the organization;
For the information Of all delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, to be held In this city on tho
18th Of January, 1868, and Of all comrades desir-
Ing to attend, the following arrangements are
published with the approval Of the commander
in-chief. The headquarters will be at the quar-
tiers Of Post No. l, No. 1870 Chestnut street,
where delegates are requested to report on arri-
val.
The convention will meet at the assembly
buildings, southwest corner Of Tenth and Cheat
nut streets. Comrades Of the Army will be adj
mitted to Its sessions as spectators. 1t is hoped
that many Comrades, though they may not .
delegates, will visit Philadelphia and attend tn
sessions OF the convention. Comrades OF tho
Departments are requested to make the neces-
sary arrangements with railroad companies
within their commands for reductions in rates OF
transportation.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. b.-The Metropolitan Hotel
was damaged by fire this morning to the extent
of 10000. Two men, Marshall and willard, Of
Paris, Kentucky, were badly injured by jumping
from the windows.
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The Conservatives of Georgia are passing
resolutions thanking President johnson for re-
moving General Pope, and also expressing con-
adence In General Meade. They are also form
ing clubs to be ready to vote on the new consti-
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81 First oo-oPssrs:%s,,SSss Building Assoc

The regular monthly meeting will be held on
MoNDhf EVENING, January .. ises, u Poto.
land avenue, South Washington.
Stockholders can pay their dues previous to
the night Of meeting to either the Treasurer or
Secretary. Treasufer's once, corner OF Mary
land avenue and Eleventh street, South Wash
ington. Secretary's office, hardware store, No.
Certificates ready for distribution.
Parties who have subscribed for stock and
have not paid up are requested to give the same
Immediate attention.
The hall will be open on the night Of meeting
1t O'Clock for the reception OF dues. .
o. n. THOMPSON,
ja2-thsam Secretary.
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The annual report Of the eustodianS Of the
Boston public library show the total number Of
books in use during the year to have been 2os
a daily average Of TH The greatest delivery In
any single day was l,sla volumes. The expenses
of the Institution amounted to t5266s,
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On I s Z Z I

Il Is the Best chance ever offered to Agents.
One or two days tiIne will secure n good Sewing
Machine, Watch, SIX Dress. Revolver, or som3
other article Of equal value. Free Of Cost
the best One Dollar Pawnbrokers Sale In the edun-
We 'A' avs O. THOMPSON L CO..
50 Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. i.-Dates from Shanghai
November q.
Tho United States steamer Aroostook returned
from Hong Kong November 10, with the body OF
Lie utenant Commander Mackenzie, who was
killed at Formosa during an attack on the
n, ltiyes by the Hartford. The body will be sent
o his friends.
The explosion OF the powder magazines at
Wuehung, near Hankow, caused immense loss
OF life and property. The Viceroy and Man
darins were extending all aid In their power.
A Chinese steamer returned to Shanghai from
a cruise against pirates and contrabandists. She
| destroyed forty juncks.
| Steamers Hartford, Monocacy, Iroquois, Shen-
| andoah and Onward, rendevousing at Naijnosak,
preparatory to proceeding TO the opening oil
| Osaka on the LIST Of January.
The papers regret that Wells, Frego Co.
| have decided to close business In China.
| Information has been received at Shanghai oil
the discovery OF extensive gold mines at Termi-
| nation Island, twenty miles from Port May,
Russian Liberia. Russian people refuse 10 allow
foreigners to work the mines.
From ornia-Appointment OF Con-
sui for Japan-The News In Generai'
| SAN FRAscIsco, Jan. 4. - Charles Walcot'
Brooks has been appointed consul for Japan in
this city. He received his commission from the
Japanese Government per steamer China. Thii
ia said to be the first appointment OF the kind 70
eeiyed. Japan oonfers extensive powers let
ter Of ms tructions accompanies the commission
from the council OF state, composed OF sever
| princes Of the Empire.
The supreme court has decided the laws ex
empting mining claims, mortgages, the propert,
of widows charitable Institutions, and churches
from taxation, unconstitutional. The decision
adds about one hundred million and will Increase
tha ravauue two millions annually,
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THE Conservative Army and Navy Union Of
this city have issued address to their comrades
throughout the country. 1t 10 political in its
character, and was called forth by circular emf
mating from the Soldiers and Sailors League Of
Washington, signed by Brig. Gen. 7. T. Critte,I-
dan
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The Albany Evening Journal comes to us in
new dress. 1t was established In 1880 by Thur
low Weed. Two Of the original competitors on
the Journal are still connected with the estab-
lishment. The Albany Evening Journal Is one Of
the most reliable papers published in the Empire
State, and well merits its success.
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[oYVIoIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

- DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wAsHISGros. January q 1865 !
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. +. W. RICE, the Consul Of the
United States at Aspinwall, Of the death, on the
sd OF December, 1857, at Panama, Of JoHS b. O.
murray, special inspector Of customs.
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BY the cable dispatches to tho Sunday papers,
we have important foreign news. The Fenians.
or some desperate characters who assume to act
under the inspiration of that organization, are
committing deeds In violation Of aw, which must
prove disastrous unless speedily checked. At
Cork 1t appears that body OF Fenians surrep-
titiously entered the magazi ne In that city, and
unchallenged, carried away more than half ton
OF blasting powder. There is no clue to the per.
petrators OF this mischief
The people stand aghast at the effrontery Of the
Fenians. The clergy OF the city OF Limerick
have affixed their signatures to a document de-
claring that there can be no permanent peace in
Ireland unless II Is treated like Hungary.
The news from Italy Ia to the effect that Mena-
brea, the Prime Minister, has given publicity to
number of private letters proving that Ratazzi
was fully appraised Of the recent movement Of
Garibaldi against Rome, and favored 1t. He also
lent the insurgents his valuable influence and
assistance.
A Turkish envoy goes to London to ask Of the
English Government protection against the In.
trigues Of Russia.
The Christian prisoners In Japan have been
released.
At Florence q great popular banquet was given
In Naples In honor Of Baron Ratazzi.
From Madrid we learn that an imperial decree
has been issued for recognizing the courts oil
law In Cuba,
The Swiss Council has formally In strueted
Arnold Luther, the Swiss consul at Me xieo, to
express the sympathy Of Switzerland with the
Liberal Government now inaugursted In Mexico
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED Stains PATENT OYyIcI.


On tho petition Of HARRIETC. p, BI9ELow, admin
istratrix Of the estate Of Charles IL Bigslow, de-
q patent granted e tLe said Charles II. BigsioW.
mode Of Misunderstanding Turbine Wheels, for seven
year. IRON thS expiration q ,ss patent. which takes
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th daX Of May,
to appear and show cause. n any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
~ The Patent oaee their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least ttoentv days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony nled BY either party, to DO
used a. the said hearing, must BIO taken and trans
mied IN accordance with the Jules Of the ice, which
will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as test.
the day Of hearing he hrguments any. within ten
Ordered also, that this notice be published In tho
RgPuBLicAs and tho Igtsllf0enesr, Washington, D.
c., and In the Republican, Springfield, Mass. 4,
once week for three successive weeks the arst Of
said to DO al least sixty days Prsyi9us to
jan6-MS Commissioner Of Patents.
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MAJ. Gen. PorH was In Cincinnati on Sstur-
day en- route for Washington.
Hon. JAS. q. BLAINE and Hon. Lot. M. Nor
rill have returned to Washington from their
homes In Augusta, Maine, where they spent the
holidays.
Hon. GEO. W. ANDERSON, OF Missouri, Hon.
Ulysses Mercur, Of Pennsylvania, Hon. Edmund
Burk, New Hampshire, Hon. +. O. Lorins Hon.
q. W. Loring, Boston, H. @. Oden, U. s. A. Coast
Hon. W. D. Kelley, Pennsylvania, J. H. May, U.
s. A., and Rear Admiral Bailey, New York, are
ct the Ebbitt House.
DR.. MAcKRy, Of South Carolina. Hon. s. 7,
Miller, Of Iowa, Senator p. q. Van Wrinkle, Of
West Virgins, Hon. W. Loughbridge, Of Iowa,
and General T. T. Crittenden, OF Iowa, are at
the National.
COL W. +. STOCKING, OF New York, Col. b.
+. Camp, Col. Alfred Allen, OF Kentucky, DR..
VIM. r. Mehaffy, OF Boston, s. L. Breese, U. s.
N, B. II. Hobart, England, Senator Richard
Yates, Illinois, and Col Charles II. Shelley are
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
HON. sTEruES =. WILSON, Pa, Hon. D. r.
Ashley, New, I. T. Chambers, Cal, Capt. J. M.
Linn, J. Faunce, U. S. E., Pierre Prodol, Balti.
more, and John r. Roberts Of Manchester, Eng
land, are at the Kirkwood House.
Hon. W. H. KELSEY, N. Y, and L. r. Rorder,
esq, U. s. Consul, are at the United States
Hotel.
Hos. S. F. GARY, and H. W. Phillips, U. s. N,
are at the Seaton House.
Hon. II. L.. CAKE, Pa, Senator Cameron and
family, Gen. R. Pugal, st. Domingo, and Hon. O.
J. Creswell, Nd, are at Williards.
Gen. b. b. FoUssr, Of New York, is at the
Owen House.
Mr.. EsocH Moons, one OF the old generation
OF Yankee blacksmiths, lately kept his seven
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Special Notices.

me mbers OF the Mutual Fire Insurance. Company
Of the District Of Columbia, will be held At the
once Of the GSoSgany sns nj, * whai ~, tSe
election Of seven Managers for the ensuing year
Polls open from O'Clock Q. m. TO O'Clock p. m
Amount Of capital on hand, premium noses a. .oo
Amount OF Losses during the past year. 5000
....a j. WESLEY BoTELER, Sec'y.
JANuAnyt, 1857. janc-2t'
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DA1- Water Registrars O0es, 80 Orr
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mac water IL used, will please take notice that
the water rent for the year ending Dccemecr 81,
ofnce on or before the LIST day OF February next,
otherwise the water will be shut of from such
premises, and not restored until the water rent
shall have been paid, together with y additional
No bills are sent out from the ONCE. No per-
All delinquents will experience the penalty Of
the law. RANDOLPH COYLE,
jane-lm Water Registrar.
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LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS

LATEST fELEGRAPHIC NEWS
nv THE ASSOCIATIVE PASS.
Hxws FROM EUROPE.
Lam Hzws Haon AsHsslEIA.
Relations Bssween France and Italy.
~
ANISH AFT A I II =.
NEWS IN GENERAL FROM EUROPE
g II I N 4 . Il N Il w 9.
Rational Convention Of the Grand Army.
".. =
FROM NEW ORLEANA
Passenger Train Fired into BY Negroes
DESTRUCTION OF A HOTEL BY YIRI
The Tieknor Divorce Case Settled.
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THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF STATIsTIcs
reports that ,by the royal decree of 9th Novem-
Der the import duty Of foreign cereals into Por.
tugai Is temporarily done away with up to soth
Of June, 1868, and until that date all vessels I'M
porting said cereals are exempted from tonnage
dues proportioned to the amount Of cereals they
import This is in consequence OF shortness In
the wheat crOp.
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STREET, NEw YoRx, December IS 1857.
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payment Of he duties On proof gallons tilisd
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ton o. an uneaneelied bond dated August 30, 1857.
given ~ Y. Tink ham, ss principal f2r tho with
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spirits for recncation, and said 57o bills spirits will
70 yesey street. on TUESDAY, January II, 1885, at II
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iaS-dtd Collector.
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ORPHANS CouRr---Jud9e PureeH.-This Court
on Saturday transacted the following business:
WILLS.
The will OF Christopher Friess, heretofore re-
ported, was admitted to probate.
LETTERS TRsrAMESTARY.
Albert q. Hall qualified as administrator Of
Samuel Waters, deceased, giving bond in o. 900,
with Frederick A Boswell and John T. Cook as
sureties.
GUARDIANS.
Elizabeth Pyles qualified as the guardian Of
her children, giving bond In 5000, with A. W.
Layton and r. II. Rollins as sureties.
Mary +. Essex qualified as guardian of her
children giving bond in u, 0oo with Josiah Essex
and John T. Essex as sureties.
ORDERS.
In the matter of Charles ]. Robinson's estate,
the exceptions filed by Mr. Leeeh TO the account OF
Mcpherson, administrator, were sustained, and
the Register directed to restate the account exclu
ding therefrom the items excepted to. This was
case in which attorneys fees were claimed on the
one side, and denied on the other. In the matter
Of Theaker's estate, y. Cropley appeared on cita-
tion and plea that the court had no Jurisdiction
over him In the matter, and such plea was sus-
tained.
ACCOUNTS.
Account Of James Il. Keen, guardian Of John
q. Keene, and the final act Of John ID. McPher.
son, administrator Of y. +. Robertson, were filed
and approved.
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OyYIoE OF ASSISTANT q, NJ, D. 8. Al

0RYIoE or ASSISTANT q, N, U. 8. Al
No. 81 GoyKRsnESr STnEEr, !
NOBLE, ALA, December %, 1867.
Sealed prSP9rrI in triPllsss will BE- EsssiSsa u,
tween Mobile. Ports DANES and Morgan. and such
other points as the ouartermAsters Department may
require in 4,
three trips per week to tho forts and other points In
the bay and haTboT Of Mobile. ...
Bids will state tho rate por day for each days SER
Vice TO be performed. u hours constituting q day.
Contractor TO furnish transportation Whenever
called upon by tho Quartormaster's Department. and
W give bonds.
Contract To- commence Ja9us.y 10. lss
TIansportaton.' and addressed TO the undersigned
By order Breyet Brigadier General r. saxton. Chief
O. NJ. Third Military District -
CHARLEs A. REYNOLDS,
jas-td Bvt. Ii. Col. and A. O. n, u. s. A.
OFELSsEE M nNSTkkk kNMA okEkvESUE cyogETM
STREET. NEw YORk, .Deeember 8, 1877.
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=CALKspARs ron ls6s.-We are the recipients
Of copies Of unting-house calendars for 1893
from Gibson Brothers, book and Job printers,
21l Pennsylvania avenues French q Richardson,
stationers, 33l Pennsylvania avenue Philip 4
Soiomons, stationers, No. $50 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; Blanchard h Mohun, stationers, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street; and
Shiliington, stationer, corner Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Four-and-a-haf street.
These are all In the highest style Of art, and
reflect credit upon the printers Of Washington.
The specimens before Us will compare iavoraoiy
with work done In any Of the Northern cities.
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DIssoLuTioY OF PARrYRRsHIP.

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
Tho undersigned hsse this day formed copartucr-
ship for the purpose Of carrying Sa BE LpmbeT bas
SONS. They hone, BY Away, having on hand a large
By strict attention to business to merit and receive
oessors FRANCIS MOHuN,
FRANCIS d, MOHuN,
PHILIP MoHUN.
JASrARY ], 1903
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LONDON, January b.-The latest dispatches
from Abyssinis report the British expedition
still remaining at Senape, where II has been en-
eamped since December It'll, and no movement
beyond that point would be made until tho ARR
val Of Gen. Napier, who was daily expected.
The health Of the troops was good, but the
horses and other beasts of burthen were dying in
consequence OF the intense heat and want Of
proper forage.
PARIS, January s.-The Consiiaionnei denies
that the Emperor In his reply to President snci-
der, on New Years day, urged upon the Corps
Legislatif the passage OF bill for the reorgani-
nation Of the army.
FLORENCE, Jan. s.-Heavy SHOWS In Northern
and Central Italy have greatly obstructed travel,
and large number Of Senators and Deputies
were unable to reach the capital.
The day for assembling Parliament has been
postponed to the 18th.
PANS, January b.-The Consiiiufionei declares
the relations between France and Italy were
never more satisfactory than at the present mo-
ment; but fear IL expressed that the false and
mischicvous rumors now in circulation in regard
to the new Ministry, which Manebria Is now
forming, will have bad effect.
LisBos, January 5.-The designations Of men,
bers Of the Cabinet have been accepted by the
King, and q new Ministry has been formed under
Avila.
Important European News Items.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6.-The latest English mail
advices state that Ave British war vessels have
gone In search OF q strange armed vessel without
legal papers.
Commanders Of all ships in commission have
been ordered to adopt every necessary precau-
tion, especially at night, to protect ships from
insidious attacks.
Gusrd-bosts and steam gunboats are to be kept
on duty.
The dropping Of torpcdoes in the streams are
most feared by Government.
An attempt was frustrated to blow up the gas
works at warrenton. One OF the prisoners is a
well known Fenian.
Two meetings on tho Clerkcnweli Green, In
reference to the recent explosion, have been pre-
vented by the Government.
1t is stated more intimate understanding has
been established between Russia and Italy. The
Debsies denies that Russian troops are being con.
oentrated on the qalician frontier. In the case
Of Aecoias and others condemned as members Of
secret societies, three procismations were pro-
duced, found In Aecolas house In Paris, stigma
thing Napoleon as an usurper, criminal, adven.
turer, and declaring France going to ruin, her
industry affected misery at her doors, her honor
in peril, and that she IL the laughing stock Of
nations, and calling on the people to rise and
take their destinies In their own hands.
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Now Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
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Ribbons less than cost Of importation. Flowers,
Laces, aud all Fancy Goods reduced nfty per cont
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Doors Of Han open at O'Clock.
Lecture to commence At quarter before eight
o'clock. .I| ...f
Admission, Fifty cents. #,I-
Reserved seats twenty-nve cents extra; for
sale only At Metzerott's. Tickets also at Bal
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Corner Of fourteenth and N slreols.

This Dispensary Is In connection with Columbia
Hospital aud IL opened for the treatment OF ont
patients. who arc supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Su rgteal treatment free.
Patients who are about 70 be confined and desire to
be attended at their own homes, but who are unable
to pay for the services Of competent medical pTAc
TONER. will DO furnished with medical attention free,
by leaving their names and address at the Hospital
with tho matron.