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PRoPo s Ais.
A NTHRACTTE COAL FOR THE
IN EAvY.

NAVY DBfARrhhsr,I
BuRRlu or EQUIPMENT AED RtcRuIriNo, I
MAY n, 1857
Sealed proposals for furnishing Anthfaelte Coal
for the NAVY 70 be delivered during The n.sal year
ending soth JUNE 1893 will be reseiyed at this Blu.
reau until 10 q M, atth June, 1897
These proposals. must be endorsed Proposals. Tor
Anthraeite Coal for s.eHneis, that they may be
distin guishtd from other businesh Letters.
Thv offer mus, Be for the delivery Of 90 900 tons Of
80 pounds.
Blaek Heath, or Of kisd equal 70 them In all re.
speets, the Purpess intended which equality will
be dsi.rniosd BY Board ,Pyoist:d y The Secretary
The name Of tbseOsi proposed to be furnished must
.i.'d 90 X ss sAs S in lump. Of .us. sis.
free from Impurities, unmixed, o. which the con.
tractor vil ts required to furnish such evidence
- s clio. :. to assIl.y asS he Depart!
nssi may direct. The coal must In all rs.peets be
....tCry 2 the inspector or n;p.s,O,ss to Be- ,p
Persmp,ory rejeetien. - :.
The coal 10 10 be delivered on board vessels A.
.ueh Place 10 the port Of fhiladeiphis a. may DC
aud At such times a., 10 the opinion Of the Bureau,
the eIiseseies g the service nay require, Gem
ssS'af Ta:S s.S Sot hsa go
ton. per day, to be distributed to each vessel may
be directed, until the loadine 10 completed
livery Of II 900 ten. Of the ms quality Of coal to
sells a. at Phiadelphh. -,,---
In the case Of failure 70 deliver the coal IN proper
quantity or the proper quality, and AZ me proper
time and plsoe the Bureau will reserve IN NE con
tract the right TO p.rehass foithwin, AZ the con
tractors risk and expense, that when may seem
necessary to supply the deneioney. ,,~ Al,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsIrED srArHs PArHsr oIyIoH,

-. 49, WAsHlHaros, April Is, 1857
On the petition Of Samuel Darling, Of Bangor, Me,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the Soth day OF August, 1888, for an Improvement
In Apparatus for Grinding and Shaping Metals, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place on the 3oth day Of August;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
nsTt, at l2o'eloek m. and all persons are notinsd
to sPpeaI and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension AreIequired to ale
In thp Patent Once their objections, specially SET
forth 10 writing at least tosnfy days before the day
Of heArng all testimony nlSd BY either party, 10 be
used Al the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In aeeordAnss with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tOsti-
mOny, must be Alsd in the once tiOsntV days before
the day Of hearing the Arguments any within ton
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RHPUBLIoLB, and the IntsIh0sneer, Washington, D.
O. and in the Times, Bangor, Maine, once a week
for three sueeSsiVS weeks The hrst Of said pubIsA-
Ons to be at least sixty days previous to The day Of
hearing. O. THkAKAR,
OommibaioheI OF Patents,
P.s-Kditors % the above papers viii please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent Once with payer
containing this notice. Gp2e-wsw
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u d W A RID LYC EFT,
IL BooK-BIHDKR AND PAPER. R0LKR,
No. Ell PsnnsyivaniG avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and News aARars eaA'stSu1 silAadAA To.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
Il SEWER IN FIFTH STREET wEsT, FROM O
SIRE. T NORTH TO THE CENTRE OF THE
ALLEY OF SQUARE NO. Bl4, AND THRoU0H
THE ALLY OF SAID SQUARE.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors once,
City Hall, uutl IL o'clock, m, on MONDAY, the
10Th day Of June next, for constructing Barrel
Sewer three feet In diameter the inside, with nine
Inch wal In ffth street west, from street north
10 the centre Of the alley In Square No. bl4 and slso
q Barrel Sewer two feet In diameter In the inside,
with fou inch walls In the alley Of said square, TO
connect with the Sewer in fifh street west
The Sewer will be provided with such traps later.
ais man.holes, and drops as the Surveyor may di
rect, and to DO paid for by an assessment on the
property bordering the sewers tho contractor or
contractors 10 be responsible for damage done to gas
water ipes any other accident that may occur
10 the construction Of the sewer.
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
main Yer aud bat price, aud per neAl foot for
the latsras and per piece for the traps, maahole,
and drops
No bis will DO received from others than practical
masons and the right IL reserved to reject ny or all
bids. JOHN T GARNER,
ComWisSoner Third Ward.
JAMES }. CAMPBELL,
jeS&lO Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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DURE OLD GOVT JAVA.
Il PBKIN AND YEDo TEA STORE, $50 NINTH
ST., BETWEEN ANDE. ml6-lm
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED trATEs PATENT OFFICE,
wAsnIsoros, April 3, ls67.

IL UNITED TATEs PATENT OYPIcE,
wAsHIsaror, April 9, 1867.
On the petition Of william Butterhsld, Of Boston,
Mass, prayipg for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 9TH day Of July 1884, for an
In Sewing Machines, for seven years from the expi
ration Of said patent which takes place on the 24:h
day OF November, 1867
Ia ordered that the taid petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY, the ID dsy Of September
next, at IL o'clock, and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to hlo
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing at least toetv days before the day
OF bearrg all testimony filed BY either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with tho rules Of the ONCE,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and ether papers, relied upon as tes-
mony, must be hled In the once toenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, n any, within
ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this nodcs bs published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intetli0encer, Washington, d.
@, and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said publieA
hearing. T. O THBAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
p SD tors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent once with paper
JntA ming this notice, Ap25.lAW9W
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL uETED STATES Patient OFFICE,

Il
WAsHIkGroE, May II, 1867.
On the Tetitlon Of Charles Watt, Of Putney, Eng
land, and Hugh Burgess, Of Rogers Ford, Pa
praying for the extension OF a patent granted
10 them the 18th day Of jay, 1854, and AntedAted
the I9th day Of August 1883, Ieissuod the oth d,y
Of October 1855 and again rsissued in two divisions
The III day OF April, 1888, for an Improvement in
Process II Treating Wood and other Vegetable Sub,
stances In the Manufacture Of Paper Pulp, for
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the 18th day Of August, 1867,
IL ordered that tire said petition be heard at the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of August
next at II clock, m and all persons are notified 10
appear aud show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to ale
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth 10 writing, at least t0ety days before the day
Of bearing all test mony nled by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mitted In accordance with the rules OF the once,
which will be furnished on application.
DepUHitions and other papers, relied upon as teSu-
mony, must be fled In the once ttoenty days before
the day Of hearing the Argu ments, n any, within
ten days sfeT hiing the testimony.
Ordered ALEC, that this notice be published in tho
REPUBLICAN, and tue Iatsllf0enoer, Washington, d
g., aud In the NOrristOIoR Republican, NUrTistown,
Pa, once a week for three successive weeks; the
nrst Of said publications 10 be at least sixty days
T. G. THEAKER,
my22 w3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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TNHROU LINE BETWEEN
Il WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW

wAsHIsaror, Jan. 9, lse7-uoou.
Trsias between Washington and New York are now
run ss follows, Wis:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears, ......
Lave daily Except Sunday at 10 a. m, lalS
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Ls.y. daily (sIssp, sundAy) At 49, >. N. and IL 10
md $50 and m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At 100 ..
qsspins cars for New York on 100 p. m. train
rkrousb nsl cts to Philsdeiphia, New York or Bos
ton, be had 81 the Station once al all hours In
the day. ..,.... IL. liz. .
Bee Baltimore aud Ohio railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis, and the west J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
0Ro. Q. K0OnTZ,
Agent. Washington.
T. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS..
DROPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING
IL skwHR IN STREET NORTH, FRoM TlBRR
oRKBK 10 SECOND STREET WEST

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Omes
vlty Hall, until u o'clock, m, on MONDAY, the
10th day Of June next, for sons'Tue Ing . Barrel
sew two fset six inches In diameter on tho inside
Nith pins-lueh walls, in street north, between
Tibet Croek and sseobd street west, With sueh
direct
bidders will state the price per iineG foot for the
holes and aps, and TO be paid for BY an assessme al
on the properly bordering on the sewer.
No BIDS will be received from other than practical
bids. JANIS j. CkMPBBf,L
jesus Commissionef fonfth Ward
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most ointment Colleges IN
the United States, and the greater part Of whose lis
has bssn spent ID the hospitals or London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the NEST astonishing cures that were ever known;
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Amussmrrts.


ACADEMY OF Music - This Evening. Italian
Opera CTApiuo c Ia Comare."
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or NusIc-This Evening
AMvrrha" Mdmc. Adelaide iiston.
WMIACKs.--This Evening"" Mcgs Diversion
snd " Back-iyei Susan
BUEYAN HALL. Union Square This Evening"
- lhe Pilgrim"
THEATRE FRANC AIs-ThS Eveninc.-frcnct Come
ppers-' The Grand Duchess Of CerOs,ca-"
NEIOs GARDEN This Evening. THE Black
Crook "-GTeat Parisenae Ballet Troupe.
WORREIL SISTERS NEw-YORk 1ELTEE--ihiS
.Staisg-' Under the Oas.ight'
OIYMrIc TnrArEr-This Evening Zip Van
HmLle" Mr.. Joseph Jefferson.
BROADWAY THEATER-This Evening" The Cda-
iistor." Hr hlwin Forrest
FiiTH-AvE. THEArER This Evening -" FRA Dl-
for 0Vol Mature Mr. N " LeIhg"e" "s
Sealey iroan
BAgNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-Day and Evening
- Pale Janet Lag Gora-Thee Aup-rel TGoas'd CuT''S
lies
SrRINwAY HArI-This Evening. - Leopold dc
hcyes Concert
FOURTRFNTIt-sT.. NEAR STXTH-ANE.-Day anu
fveueg g-B Brhibiton ef the American Institute
MUSEUM or PHIENOL0GY.-No. 5SJ BToadWay'-
Day and Evening Admission free.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
KANSAS-W0MAY AS d J0TsR.

We publish herewith an appeal, most influen-
TALLY signed TO they voters of Kansas, urging them
to support the pending Constitutional Amend
ment whereby the Right of Suffrage isextended
to Women under like conditions with men.
The gravity combined with the comparative
novelty of the proposition should secure 1t the
most candid and thoughtful consideration.
We hold fast to the cardinal doctrine of our
fathers Declaration of Independence-tlat
governments derive their just powers from
the consent of the governed" If, therefore,
the women of Kansas, or of any other State,
desire, as a class to he invested with the Right
of Suffrage, we hold it their clear right to be.
We do not hold, and cannot admit, that small
minority of the sex, however earnest and able,
have any such right
Ii is plain that the experiment OF Female
Suffrage is to he tried and, while we regard
it with distrust. we are quite willing to see 1t
pioneered by Kansas. She is a young State,
and has had memorable history wherein her
women have horne an honorable part. She is
preponderantly agricultural with but one city
of any size, and very few of her women are
other than pure and intelligent. They have
already been authorized to vote on the ques-
ton of Liquor License, and in the choice OF
School Officers, and, We are assured, with de-
cidedly good results. IT, then, majority OF
them really desire to vote, we, If we lived III
Kansas, should vote to give them the oppor-
tunity. Upon full and fair trial, we believe
they would conclude that the Right of Suffrage
for Woman was on the whole, rather plague
than profit, and vote to resign it into the
hands of their husbands and fathers. We
think so, because We now so seldom hnd
women blowing, or teaming, or moving with
machincs), though there is no other obstacle to
their 80 doing than their own sense OF fitness
and though some women, under peculiar CIR
cumstances, Iaudably do all these things. We
decidedly object to having ten women i'll every
hundred compel the other ninety to vote, or
allow the ten to carry elections against the
Judgment of the ninety; but, if the great body
of the women of Kansas wish to vote we
counsel the men to accord them the oppor-
tunity. Should the experiment work as we
apprehend, they will soon be glad to give it
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
MARYLAND.
kings.

IN the absence of the Drawer am msr, .er
portion of the Conservative party OF Maryland,
fighting in Lees army or raidng under Moseby
and Harry GilmOr, the Republican Unionists
carried that State in 1864, abolished Slavery,
disfranchsed the Rebels. and gave her Elec-
toral Vote to Lincoln. Peace brought home
the boys in gray, who had made themselves
hoarse singing "Dixic's Land" 1.-The Bonnie
"Bluc Flag and Maryland, my Maryland"
all over the South johnson turned against
those who elected him, and Gov. Swami & Go.
followed: so the Conservatives" gained con-
troll of the State. But, i'll order to vote, they
were obliged to swear that they had not helped
the Rebellion, which not third of them could
truthfuly do; so they called Convention,
chose the delegates at a special election, ana
proceeded to remodel the Constitution so as to
obvate the necessity for committing perjury
thereafter. This Constitution they submitted
at a second special election, last month, and
ratified it by over Twenty Thousand majority
That is to say: they called out their entire vote;
while the Radicals, Outnumbercd and overawed,
poled Il little more than half their full strength
SO Maryland, by the easy process OF ehiran-
chising all her Rebels, and keeping her Blacks
disfranchised, is secured to the Democratic
party.
We are not complaining of this. We are
simply marrating the facts. But wien our
Democrats threaten to do something dreadful
if on, Constitutional Convention shall submit
their work. when completed, for approval or
rejection by the People at a special election or
even at a general election for Township and
Muuicpal officers, we venture to advise them
to consider the case of Maryland and behave
,boucoIyos .hr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
FIRES.

SAwMIIL IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept 30.--The Central Sawmil IN the
e.eateeuh Ward Messs Harris furst entirely de-
soy yesterday monEg Loss s2 1000 insurance. 5000
IN QUEBEC. CANADA. ..fH
OUEREC Sept. 3O-A fire broke out Saturday night
IN ermsn Kkbsms stables AID before the Of the flames
oa buildings destroyed The loss BY the be 10
heavy.
CUTLERY FACTORY AT WEST wINsTED, CONN.
SPRrNGFIEID, Mass. Sept. J0.-Messrs. Boston o.
J.ops cuery Winsted Conn., burned
Saturday al its Loss *2e.0oOi fuiy insured
..s, INCENDIARIsM IN JERSEY CITY. .
Between and o'clock Yesterday morning Mrs
80 by Gre Of nshday Policemen STRAIT
ford observed tbe nok o the grating and al
aroused the budng who asleep The he which
kiDded barrel Of shssbgs The basement oecapeo
work erngushed the ofes found number o.
psry which had been used by the
their hsaeb broken pane Of glass
into the .avng seT the FIRE the se arrested three
there evidence they subsequently DIS
charged 20
DWELLING IN wIIJIANsBURGH. q.
Mr. Christopher SOdel's dwelling. At No. 2S4 North
Essoed Williamsburg damaged The extent si sbeus 900 BY
sre at II o'clock yesterday morning
tfHCESDIAEY FIRES At MADISON, ND.
ISpIANApoIIs, Ind, Sept. 30-Three fires occurred
A Msdou during "a houTs Which supposed e be the
Iag stable containing valuable horse totally destroy
furniture warehouse ef w. Robin partially
sss,rcyed % insured named Wilson hss been
: sHesed
4 IN ST. CATHARINEs, CANADA.
! Sc. CATHARINEs, Sept. U.-fnzgefalds livery
nd buildings destroyed by hre yetttTds seven
hsasss sere barBed; fully insured
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

The Government will sell to-day the famous
old three decker North Carolina which has so
long been a fixture of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Though nearly fifty years old. we have
the assurance of Il Commodore who was long
in command of her that her hull is thoroughly
sound Her great size eminently fits her for a
Quarantine ship, and she should be bought for
that use as it is not probable that she will
bring half the value of the $4,000 worth of
metal employed in her construction. Anchored
firmly in the lower bay, she would make n
better hospital for Quarantine purposes than
we are likely soon to establish on shore. We
trust authority and means may be found to Sc
cure her for this end
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

a disloyal opinion was read from bench, that
was one; for, if the People of Pennsylvania
had not reversed it, o,sting Judge w., the War
for the Union stood paralyzed and the Re-
bellon must have become successful rcvolu-
ton. To elect Sharswood now, is to uphold
Woodward, who is running for Congress, and
virtually decide that the Rebellion ought
10 have succeeded. There arc dhcr local
issues that help the wrong side; that We
have aprrehcnded its success: but our later
adyices are more cheering, and justly hope of
q Republican triumph if full vote can be
drawn out. TO this end. we cntr,at every
Pennsylvania who stands for Justiceand Equal
Rights to do his very utmost in the Struggle of
next TUESDAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
RK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, L. s6-WITH
tra, the Canadian Grand Trunk, and the Lake
Shore Railroads striving that they may become

tra, the Canadian Grand Trunk, and the Lake
Shore Railroads striving that they may become
consolidated Into one corporation, 80 TO secure
unbrokcn transit of passengers and freight to
Chicago, and thence across the Mississippi, the
Missouri, and the Platte. ON the other hand,
are the great Pennsylvania Central and its ex-
tension tho Ncw-Jersey Central, with an unintcr-
ruItcd track from Chicago to the deep Bay OF
New York, grasping for the same prize. and in
so doing they relax their hitherto rigid grasp
on the route to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Kan
sas City; or, what is the same, on the South
Iaciiio, so superior are the attractions OF
Omaha. Not less than $s00,0OO000 are repre-
scented IN this contest even this side Of Iowa.
Two points, on these two rival lines are promi-
ncnt--pittsburgl,, viii, it's Industries III IRON,
glass, and staple fabrcs and Rochester, Win
its enduring meadows, orchards, wheat fields,
and intelligent women aud men. One may he
more successful than the other, but it will be
a national calamity if they harmonic and form
one monopoly. There is enough for both; in
twenty years there viii be more than both
can do. ...... .tl.,r-- .fo4.
Our Continental trade, thus throwing its
shadows before, will demand millions of men
in all the industries and arts; and, in connec-
ton. farming and fruit growing will require a
practical and scientific development only posi-
bile in times of peace and in land OF liberty.
One who takes these things in view, naturally
will prophecy that the new systems OF educa-
ton and thought necessary in carrying on our
vast trade will react on European Constitutions
and make the coming generations smile that
their fathers were the slaves Of aristocrats and
kings.