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The national Republican., 1866-11-23
MEDICAL srARF.
sURaIoH II cHARdH.
J. H. THONP6Ou, n D.. lA stFeSt, between
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AND
i EoUIPPIN0 ONE sEcoND-cLAss LIGHT VS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
OpvIoz LIaar-Houss BOARD, J
wAauIuaroN. Nov. I. 1885.

WAsHIu0r0N, NOV. ], 1000.
once until Il % n' o. FRiS1Y The III dsy o. psesnbsr
1885, for Buiidng and Hqapping one Second Light
Length between psrpsndieuisrs, 81 feet Q inches
breadth Of beam moulded 81 Inches depth Of hold
from top Of timber straks to top Of beam, sinehs
The white oak 70 be Of the beat soss. timber and
h yellow Is q; ss;:
10 to be eonsruetsd and which will, with tho drawings
and plans bs attached 70 aad form part Of the eoatras
to ths Light House Inspector 81 Portland Boston, New
York or Philadslphis At which places. s'o tho plans
ns %sy %
to rsiass to rsssvo .ny vessel not built strict con;
fOrnity to hs term. q the contract and no contract
will be considered binding until II shall have been ap-
proved By The Hon Secretary Of the Treasury Nopro
posai win be received sr considered anlsss from per-
seeompspssd by a written guaranty signed By The bid.
der and competent surety that In the event Of the
espsnee Of such bid the necessary contract will be en-
Bond and security 70, the faithful falhllment Of the
contract will be required.
equip the vessel according to the drawlngs and spssn
cations must be distinctly stated and copy Of the
Is evidence that there Is no mistake IS 10 the object Of
dHswins Of the vessel oou.r.s.sd for will be fur:
nishsd to the contractor which he will be required
Ss ss:a % ss2 As mould sIsaaS
board, and who viii be required to see that ne work
executed and the materials used In strict conform.
y to the terms and specifications Of the contract aud
who must certify TO the same In writing before the
vessel will be received and payments Authorised to bs
made.
The proposals will state the time required to com
pists The vessel not exceeding one hundred days from
the date Of the contract and deliver TO the agent Of
the Board at such place may DO agreed upon the same
and endorsed Proposals for Building Light Vessel
and then enclosed In another envelope and addressed
70 the Secretary Of the Boar, ,washinston,
D, @.
No bid will be considered that does not conform to
the requirements Of this advertisement
witness the opening Of the BIDS at the time and place
hsreinbsfore specified
By order Of hs Light Houss Board
nol6.Sawtd W. b, sHUBRI0K, Chairman,
The national Republican., 1866-11-23
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ Pension OFFICE, Sept. q, 1896

TO dN Dhom u may concern.
Application having been made under the act Of Jane
2Sd $780, for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been lost or de-
stroysd, notice Is hereby given that At the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant certificate or
warrant Of like tenor will be issued, II valid objsc-
ton shall then appear:
No: S. slo for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3d. 1885, in the Of Tamor. widow Of Felix
1866. ss25.wl2v
No as62 for.so acres, issued under the act Of Sop
tsmber, 1880 In the name Of spencer Wiley, aud was
granted April SO, 1854 December "a, 1850.
No. B04 for so acres Issued under the act OF March
8, 1855, in the name Of Spencer Wiley, aud was
granted February is, 1856 December %, 1866.
100 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1855 In the Of Horace Gregory and was granted
December, 90, 1885. December %, 1865.
No. +d,7Ss, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
granted January q, 1886. January "a 1857.
No 81 for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1855, In the name Of James p. Underhill and was
granted July II, ,ls56.-Deeember ], 1896
No. ~ 266 for so issued under the act Of sepsm
ber 1880 In the Of Daniel Milton and was granite
December H. 1881, december !, 1896.
No. 90 06 for 50 Issued under the act Of March
s. 1880 In the Of Daniel Milton and was granted
Marehl Is, ls58-Dsoember !, 1885.
No 2st for 100 issued under the act Of March
g. 1885, In the Of Ivory Butler and was granted
April 10, 1859. February ., ise7.
JOS u. BARRETT, Commissi0usr
The national Republican., 1866-11-23
ITO RCHIT ECTS.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR NEW BUILD.
mos FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT. AT WASH

INGT0N, D. Q.
Arehtsets arc invited to prepare plans snd speeiaea
ton,, and estimates Of cost for fire proof build
ings for the War Department. tho site now occupied
BY the War Department and adjacent vacant ground in
Washington, d. O. |r
The budings required should have superficial area
large a. the site selected will admit Of Photograph
Of site, and all other information relating 10 the sub
jeet, Will be furnished to Architects desiring to
letter, TO the undsrsigned.
premium Of e3 600 for the arst Of "a 900 for the
second and Of 900 for the third aeosptbe plans
and speeiheations reesved will be awarded upon the
approval q the Honorable Secretary Of War, BY the
Board of omsers charged with the duty Of selecting
site and preparing plans and Tor the build
ings Of the War Department under the act OF Congress
approved Jaiy Is, lsGG.
The plans and must be sent 10 the once
Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel j. TrsAdwell Recorder
Of the Board, Ordnance once, Winder's Building,
Washington, D. O.. before the lat day Of Psbru.
fhs Board will reserve the right 10 rseet any or all
plans submttsd, should nons be dssmsa suitable for
he purpose, we'll as 70 retain any all Of such
plAns
7. J. TREADwRLL,
nssi.im srsvst Lieut.. Col, US A., Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIrEp srArEs PATENT OYYIoE,

WARRINGTON, Oct. 30 1855.
On the petition Of George W. Brown, Of 0slssburg,
inos praying for the extension Of aPatent granted
TO him the ID day Of February 1885, and reisusd Feb
Iusry TO- 1883. and again reissued September H. $780,
In ave divisions, four Of which extension is now
prayed for, yI on numbers loss 1857 loss aud loss
nom u: sxpir.tio. Of said patent which takes place
Patent one. on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of January
appear .nd :ho. ess.s. Y .ny they have, why said
Persons opposing the exteusion required TO file Id
the Patent once their obsctions, specially set forth in
writing, least toeay days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hlsd BY either party 10 be used at the
said hearing must be Aksn and transmitted in accord
anes with the rules Of the omes, which will be fur
nishsd on application.
Dspositioni and other papers, relied upon ts.ti-
nony mus. bs hisd In The once toenty day, before the
day Of hearing the Arguments any, within ten days
amer hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Publishsd In the
RsruBLIoAN and the Intslliosncsr, Washington, D. o.
and In the Bureau County Patriot Princeton, illinois,
once week for three successive weeks the nrst Of
said publieaons to be at least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. 7. 9. TnRAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.6-Rditors Of the above papers will please copy,
AID send their bills to the Patent 0mes with psrsr
containing this noties- no7-wsw
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

THE OLD STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
The demolition Of the old State Department build
ing Is now we'll under way, and will probably be
completed In q fow weeks, when the necessary
grading for the new Treasury extension will at once
Commence. Tho foundation, however, will not bc
laid before spring.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

EOR sALE-A FILE OFTHE DAILY
E NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unbounl) from the
aPss Issue, hoy ~ 1890 10 the present day. Address
j. ., T.. n thts enes. -. ssT.u
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

Yesterday morning q portion
Of the body Of white infant was found on tho
corner Of Third street east and X street north.
The legs and portion Of the neck Of the child had
been deyoured By hogs or dogs. The officers Of
the Fourth ward took the body and had It Inferred
at the almshouse
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

DERSONAL.-N. S. X. WILL HEAR
Il Of something to his advantage by calling At this
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

POLICE BusrSEss.-The lieutenants OF po-
fla. Yesterday morning reported to Major Richards
forty ..ine arrests made during the preceding y
S"s,. Tbs total amount Of flnes imposed was $40,
Of which SD was paid. and in default Of payment
Of the other the parties were sent to the workhouse
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

SUPREME CoURr OF THE DIsrRIcT OF Co.
LUNpIA.---The Court was engaged yesterday In the
case Of Daily against the American Colonization
Society. Appeal from the Circuit Court. Thomp.
son for plaintiff, and Bradley, sr., for defence.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

PaoxornD. Jalnss r, Tustin, mem
her Of the School Board and aash. .nstssmsd citi-
IAN Of this District, yas yesterday promoted Prom
third 70 fosrth,slsss eIsrkshiP In ths Pension "
aos. Hs has many frisnd,, who viii DO glaa 70
,jssrs ef bis promotion 'TtWsi. .''a H'iN"
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

LARcRSY.-Oficer Gunnell, of the Seventh
ward Yesterday arrested a oolorsd boot. t.blaek, l6
wears q age, named James camPbeli. on . charge
of stealing 40 from The store Of Charles kohls
No,t,on Of the money was recovered, and the 90.
rrussd hold to bail for court by Justice Boswell.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

THE FUNERAL OF CAPT. WALKER, OF THE
NAVY DEPARrNEsr.-Cspt VIM Walker, Of the
United States navy. who died in Now York city .
few days since was Inferred In tho Congressional
Csmstsry yesterday. His funeral took place from
his late residsnes here his remains accompanied
BY detachment Of tho Marine Corps, preceded by
the Marine Band. The funeral services were ap-
propriats and unusually impressive.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

VIOLATING CORPORATION LAws.-Francis
Mswkirk, . timer, was arfsstsd In the Seventh
ward On Wednesday, BY 01iesr White, for psdling
without license. Justice Handy sentenced him to
pay Ans Of SS. ~.
Thomas ". Riley was arrested BY the same oascsr
for running cart without number. He uas sen.
tened 2 sns 81 y Lutte; :, hsneE, e. Et,a
ward By 06lesr Roth for the same ofsnes. He was
fined $3.50 by Justice Thompson.
Michael NeAassn was arrested BY 0fRcer Gordon
In the Eighth precinct for buying rags and having
no liesnss fer the same He vas ssptsussd 10 pay
Ans Of 80 BY Justice Gull and In default Of pay
msnt sent to the work.houss for thirty days.
Edward Miller was arrested In the Second pre-
einot BY 0niosr Grown for keeping dog without
license. Justice Walter sentenced him to pay fine
Of IS.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

FoUNpLrSa.-On Wednesday night, about
! few hours old, was found In the yard Of Mr.. VIM.
A. King, on Frederick street, between Second and
Third streets, In Gsorgstown, BY Mr.. VIM. o'Neal,
whs Immediately took the little stranger to the
station house, where II ws handed over to col
orsd woman named Elizabeth Ciller, who cared for
II until yssterday morning, whom II was conveyed
to st. AIMS Infant Asylum, near the Circle.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

Board OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. The
Board met yesterday afternoon at their rooms, ou
Tenth street, in Police Headquarters.
Priystes George o. Miller, Of the Sixth precinct,
and J. W. Combs, Of the Seventh precinct, were
sppointsd dstsctivss the appointments to take Of.
feet from and atsr the LIST proximo.
The charges against Lieut.. James johnson, of the
Second precinct, were dismissed, there being svi
dence to sustain the complaints.
Privstss A. N. spragus and James T. Turn.
burke. OF the Eighth precinct, were each sentenced
TO pay hns Of $40 for violation Of the rules and
u was ordered that they be rsprimandsd BY the Su
psrintsndsnt.
license to sell liquor the Board adjourned until thi,
morning ct twelve o'clock. when they will act on
number Of applications. There ere over three hun.
drsd applications now before the Board awaiting
their action. tf
Prsraratlons for removing to the new ONCE, op
posts the City Hail. are going on, and u 10 thought
The olAsss viii bs removed next week.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

NOLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" AID
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourtssnth street. (elreis.) corner Of Y street.
This instutlon 10 situated In the most healthy por.
ton Of the District, surrounded by is grounds,
Cars pass the door every ave mialtss.
Terms Of admisson Prom ~ to eio per week, In -.
This neludss Board, nsdisiass, Medical, sAd sarssa
MEDICAL srAFr.
suReloS II cHAldH.
J. II. THOMPSON, n. D., lA street, between Twsn.
10th and rwsnty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYuoIANs AID suloHoHs.
JOE X. BARNxs. u. D., surgeon General, Usitsd
JOS RiLIY, u. D., asorgs.ow..
TH0s. MILLER, Y. D., street, Washingtsn.
A. IL qARNkrr, r. D.. Msw York avenue.
W. p. JOHNSTON. n. D., Wsshington.
GRAFTON rYLIR, u D.. dsorgstovn.
Applications for adniisfons esa b made to any ofihs
medical stag the natron d the Hospital. ordsn for
admission 10 the free beds Of this asttutlon be OBJ
dansd Of the Rev. O. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the FIRST
BApst Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge a his res
idsnes Orders for the admission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the surgeon General, United Btatss army.
jy2O o. H. HALL. D. D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

e CONVENTION or THE YouSa MEN's CHRIS.
.TIAN ASSOCIATIONS In BALrINoRE.-The convsn.
aion Of delegates from the Young Mems Christian
Associations throughout the State Of Maryland and
the District Of Colambia assembled in Baltimore on
Wednesday morning. in the Central Presbyterian
church, corner Of saratogs and Liberty streets.
Mr. A. K. Browne, Of this city. was chosen tenn
porary chairman, and George R. Hill, Of Baltimore
secretary. 'aA
Aftsr prayer and religious services, the commit
Of tee on credentials mado report, and permanent
organization was effected by the election Of W. b
Hill a. president "I -
Several committees were appointed after which
Uscussion took place ss to the best method Of %
cur 'pg the eo-opsration Of pastors, and also TIT
best plan to introduce Christian associations In
towns SD villages where they do not exist.
Mr.. - X. Browne offered series Of resolutions
on the so eot. shich were referred to the commit.
tee .HH
Messrs. II. u Boad. q. p. Stevens, Emory Browne
Nice, and others.
vars received by their Baltimore brethren on Tuos
dsy evening, and handsopely entertained.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

CnEsAfAAxE AND PoronAc TIDE WATER
QAsAL 0sYfAsr.- r.--A meeting Of The eosperstors Of
Ss..s ~. sssSs.y ~ ~ y'sss.s; ne ssssiins si
S . .ssis.s sas ~ n. e sws ssssss.s 'f Il: T.p.r
In vhisA b ststss that ~ isngh Of the proposed
route q "a milss, the distance between ths same
points By ths Pstsnas sad Chsssysaks 1so miles,
nating saying Of ~ niles and from q 70 "a
hours 70 ali Ne markets o. the East Tho tetsi
saving TO ths eonsamsrs Of Oumbsrlsnd coal alone
woud spen NE yisld Of 1855 and the rates Of 1885,
smosAt 70 over one million doIlan annually. BY
The proposed route che cost Of transportation from
GsIss.laad veuld y % J, r., cent. less . New
ss.s. - 6 ssiu.sss, ssss Il ssst by he B.ll.
mors aai 0his railrssi and inland canal routs On
the rates Of 1855 the cost Per ton Of coal would Be
rsdassd 11,eo q New York, eI84 st Philadslphia,
nd q. - q Baltimore saving assuming that one
70 New York; Siis,ssS u New York, sis5, so st
Philadslphis, and elle,1 100 q Baltimore As AZ
fssting the cost over the present water lines from
cunbsrlaad 70 the Esstsn markets, II would
shsapsu ths cost Of transportation 10 per cent to
New Yofk, II 10 Philadelphia, and u 70 Bslti.
81 cent?, st Ne second 50 esnts and at the third
4s cents. Assuming that two thirds d sent to New
York, and one sixth sash 10 Philadelphia and Bal.
tiuors, thsrs would Be ssving Of 3l2s, 600 at the
Arst place. e1s, 800 q ths sscond, and 81 500 st
tuo Snifu, mAkiuB S0Sai ueviuk W o0ui cOnbumorb
Of S7o0 900 1t the Art 11o4 odo at the second and
ello,Slo d The third. Total saving. d, ,o34, TO-
equal 10 On avsrsgs rsduetion Of 4l.20 per ton.
He also says: "As 70 the local trade with the
District Of Columbis, the advantages gained are
equally q Important. From Washington, the cost
Of oftransportsiloa wosd be Is Per cent less 10 New
York % per cent Les 70 Philadsphis, So per cent.
less 70 Havrs-de- -Graes, and 20 per cent. less to
Bsltinors than II sent Vie the Potomac river Chss-
apsaks bay. and ialand canal route. Assuming
Ne sonsunption Of anthracite coal within the Dis.
trct at 10000 tons annually (which 10 not an over
sstimatsl and that one half comes from Philsdel.
phia and the balance from Haus-ds-Grase, the
sAving 70 consumer upon the rates Of 1855, from
Philadslphis would BE- ISL 12s, and from Havrs-ds.
Grses eis, ,5oo-tota, ts9, ,e25-squsl to IN average
reduction Of 40 cents per ton. Tho svsrags dis.
ts.e. sayss . y: sboys points ass miles, and In
The report is very lengthy and able one, and Il
ID estimated the canal can be oonstruetsd for g.
$50, 900. Mr. Sweet, who was present at the meet.
Ing, explained the report and was listened 70 with
nush attsution BY those present. r'EHa
Amer some diseussion the report was referred to
the executive board with Instructions to report a
The next meeting the plan for pashing forward the
work, Ao. sr -...... ..r.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIrxD srArss PAraHr 0vvIol,

WAbhlHotoH, October y 1866.
On the petition Of Robert w. Andrews Of stafford
Conn, praying for the extension of patent granted to
him on tbs 18Th day Of January 1893 for an improve
mont IN Operating the rrs.dls. Of Looms, toI
place on the 18Th day Of January, 1897,
II 10 ordered that the saia pstiusa be heard at the
Patent ones on MONDAY, The sist day Of Dsesmber
next at ~ o'clock m. and all persons are notified to
htion ought not 70 be granted.
Person, opposing the extension are required to ale In
the Patent once their obssons, specially sst forth In
writing least tesnty days before the day Of hsarng
all testimony nled by either party 10 be used a. the said
hearing must be taken and transmitted In aeeordancs
with the rules Of the once which will BE- furnished on
application.
bspo.itiOss and other p.?sr' relied apo. !. .s.,i.
mony must be fled In the once fssnfy days before the
day of hearing III. Arguments, any, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be publishsd In the RE-
PUBLICAN and the Iaisi2snosr. wasAisstea, O., aad
In the Oourant, Hartford, Conn, onss . week fer
three successive weeks the hrst Of said pubsAons 70
bs at least sixty days previous 10 the day Of hearing
z. O. fHkAKER,
Commissionsr Of Patsats.
p. 9. Editors Of the above papers will please copy
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