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The national Republican., 1867-07-02

BILLIARD MATCH.-To-morro eIening
a match game of billiards will be played al Davis
4 SeAnlons room, between Frank Collinsworth
and James II, Davis, for $500 a side !. .o"d
points, oAroma.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

PATENT OFFIcE.-The whole number Of
patents to be issued to-day for the present week,
Is 247. The number to be Issued on Tuesday OF
nsxt week, 10 $40.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

GoyERSMENT PRISTING OFFICE-At the
Government Printing Once, Saturday, number
of priptsrs we're furloughed until Monday, July
stb. and others until Monday, July 18th, and
toms Of the bookbinders received notice that
tbelr services would shortly bs dispensed with,
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

STATIONERY AwARp.-The stationery
contract for the supply of the Department Of
State for the lnsuing fiscal year has been again
awarded to Ph'lp 4 Solomons, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

PRoMoTIoSs.-Th following are tie pro.
motions made In the Treasury Department since
June Is, 1867; W. v. s. Wilson to fourth class;
J. N, Bucket to fourth class John II bhaw l..
third classj 7. J. PAWN to second class @. l.
Wannoll to third olassI A. L. Ruttsr ID second
class q. A. Mercer to third class j. Y. Wood
to third class; W. ID. Dana to . third ehsS
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

PoILcE TELEGRAPH. - The number of
messages transmitted and received at police
headquarters for the month Of June was l,69S,
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

STATIONERY FOR THE SEsATE.-The
award for furnishing the Senate with stationery,
q per advertisement Of the Secretary Of the
Senate, has not as yet been made. Yesterday
the bids were to have been opened and the con.
tract given, but the absence Of Senator Crsgin.
chairman Of the committee, nscsssitatsd . post
ponement until that gsntlsman's arrival, which
will be probably tonight, and the award possibly
be made tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

CTY RAILWAY TRAssFERs.-The new
transfers Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railway Company wsre 10 Issue ysstsrday. They
have the date upon them and the word morn.
Ing" upon the upper margin and evening
upon the lower. All given by the conductor
Ing. and after the noon Of day. bs for the even
ing. Transfers will be good only from tho juno.
tion, and 1t will be we'll for all To make q note
Of H.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-A num-
Der Of the public schools were examined yester.
day, and though our reporter Was In attendance,
We are compelled to defer the publication Of the
exercises until to morrow.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

WASHINGTON Va. BALrMoRR.-On the
18th the Jefferson Base Ball Club will visit Balti
more, and play match game Of base ball with
the Maryland Club, Of that city. A large mum.
ber Of the base ball fraternity will accompany
them,
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

The following is the report Of mail
matter delivered and collected by the letter.
carriers at the City Post ofaoe, and the expenses
incident thereto, for the month Of June, Just
ended Carriers employed, 26i mail letters DO.
livsrsd, 100, $50; local letters delivered, 97s9i
newspapers, 40, delivered, S4,429i letters col
lected II O3S
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

A Coon lDEA.-On the 4th Of July the
Senior and Junior branches of the Order oil
Roohabites, Of this city, will go to Laurel, Mary
land, whore interesting exercises will entertain
the excursionists,
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

BASE BALL To.DAY.-The Continental
and National Base Ball Clubs will play match
game Of base ball opposite the State Department
at 81 o'clock this afternoon. Tho ladies arc in.
Yitsd TO be present.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

AcoIDESr.-We learn that MIR Anthony
, Addison. residing at Good Hope, had bis leg
torn of yesterday by being caught In moving
machine while working In tho field. Medical
assistance sas suInmoned FROM the city, but up
son's condition.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

FLOUR INSPECTIONS IN WARRINGTON
For the quarter ending June 80. 1867, 2,4S9
barrels family, 6,076 do, extra, 500 do. super,
II do. fine. 81 do. middlingR and 262 do rye
-four. Total number Of all grades, 0, 49l barrels.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

Two HARD CAsEs.--0n Sunday night
Sergeant Muiloy, and officers MoChesney and
MoDsrmott, of the Second Precinct, arrested
Dennis Brison and Jane Northedgs, In q house
on Seventh street, near the Park, charged with
keeping q bawdy house. The disgusting oifense
was fully proven, as to Brisou, and even worse
was testified to on the part of the female. N,
n. Miller appeared for the defense. Justice
Tucker required Dennis to give $500 security to
answer the charge at court, and he was commit.
ted In default. Jane was required to give Sc.
curity iu the sum Of $40 for good behavior for
the coming six months.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

STATIONERY CoNTRAcT The contract
for furnishing stationery to the Internal Rsve.
nue. Department has been awarded to Msssrs.
Woolworth 4 Graham, Of New York, This con-
tract embraces all the stationery required for
the use Of assessors and collectors Of internal
revenue east of the Rocky Mountains, as well n
fol- the department In this city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

PREsENrArroS.-0n Saturday afternoon,
after the close Of business hours, the clerks of
the Accountants division, Treasury Offices
M. Brooks, Jno. Pfau, l.. Marin, WIN. Ferguson,
Q. H. Buxton, Jas. +, Waugh, Henry Reeb, jr,,
Thos. ]. Hubert aud Louis Falk-through Jno
L. Pfau, presented their late Chief of Division,
Hopkins Lghtnsr, who resigned his position In
with an elegant gold d.headed oans, accompanied
by beautifully designed complimentary me.
mortal executed BY L Falk. Mr.. Lghtner re.
piled In expressions of regard for his late clerks
and commended their conduct as public en-
ployees.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE DETECTIVE
FoRoE.-From the quarterly report submitted to
Major A. @. Richards, by Lieut.. John =. Kelly,
In charge Of detectives, It appears that since the
lst Of last April there were reported at head
quarters 90 robberies; number Of arrests made,
1856; property lost or stolen, %. 493i amount Of
property recovered, So, l43.94i turned over to
the property clerk. property amounting to
Ssl9.84; turned over to owners, $i,3Al0j
amount Of property taken from prisonsn and
afterwards returned, $976.72.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
nEPARTMENTO OF THEINTERIOR.
~ UEIIEp STATES PArKSr OFFICE,

wAsHIsGroH, May 10, 1857.
On the petition Of James @. Cooke, Of MiddIstowa .,
Conn praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him the Tth day Of July, 1855, asd reissued the
7th day OF April 1862 for improvement In Fora.
ing Bntton Backs aud Connecting the Eyes Thereto,
for years from the expiration Of said patent
which took place the nth day Of July 1905 this
application having been authorized by act Of Goa.
grcss;
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard d
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 2ath day Of July
next, at IL O'Clock and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they lave why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extensoa are required to ale
In the Patent ohiee their obJeetops specially set
forth IA writing, At least toeutp days before the day
Of hsshg; all testiInony fled by either party to Ss
used At lie said hearing, must be taken and irAhs-
mittsd H. accordance with the rules Of the oaoA,
which will be furpiabsd application.
Dispositions and other Rapsr,, relied uYsA :. tss-
the day Of hearing the arssnsnts, Il any, withis
tsn days after alag the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
RHfuBLIoLk and the IntslltQencsr, washinRtou,
D. O., and In the Register, Now Haven, Conn, on %
week for three successive week; the arst Of sah
public stons to be al least sixty days previous 70
the day OF hearing. T. o. TakAKER,
rs. Bditors o. the above papers viii please copy.
and send their bills TO the Patent Once with papsE
sontAinins this notiea mylS.wsw
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

DIsoRDRRLY CoNDUCT.-Y Yesterday morn
ing, a lad named Edward McNany, went into
tho paint store Of Mr., Isaac Levi, and purchased
lot of paint and brushes. In reaching for the
brushes accused says, MoNany pulled down bis
shslvina and damaged paints to the amount o.
$50 Thinking thus be refuied to let McNany gof
out with his purchases, but dstainsd him to get
pay for the damage done. It appeared In svi-
dsnee before Justice Tucker, Levi having been
arrested by Detective MoDevitt, that the shelly.
ing fell down Of It's own accord so the Justice
dned Lsvi o. fer disorderly conduct.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

CELEBRATION OF THE FoURrH.-By Gen-
srs Orders No. 66, dated Adjutant Generals
Office, June Goth, It Is ordered that In addition
to the salute prescribed by paragraph 27o. re-
vised Regulations, department commanders are
hereby directed to give such orders for an appro.
pirate observance, by the troops, Of the ap.
preaching anniversary Of tho Independence Of
the United States as the state Of the service
within their respective commands may render
appropriate.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
OsALs FOR FUEl.
QuARrERMksrRR's 0FPIcR, D
u. 8. MARINE CoRPs,


US. MARINE CoRPs,
wAsHHaTos, Nay %, 1867
Sealed Proposals will he received at thia ono
until TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1857. at two
o. Marines at the following plses. during the nse,i
year ending June 20, 1885, the Wood to be good NOR
ehantable oak and to be delivered piled, measured.
and Inspected at such points within the walls Of the
manding marine oeer free OF expense to the Uaitsd
States The Goal to be best whie ash anthracite egg
coal free from Dust and to weigh $40 pounds to the
ton, TO be weig he'd Inspected and delivered at such
may be designatsd by the eomm4ndipg marine oA-
csr free OF expense to the United STATES; and both
Wood and Coal TO be furnished upon the monthly or
quarterly reluisitlon Of the Commanding oldssr,
showing the quantities required, asreeably TO rssu-
washnston city, D. c., 300 .oa, Of coal, 800 eOrda
Of wood.
wood.
AT CharlsstOwu, Mas. 10 tOus Of COAL 40 cords
Of wood
At Brooklyn, N. Y, $50 tons of coal. 60 cords os
wood.
At Philadelphia Pa, l2S tons of coal, 90 cords Of
wood.
At Gosport Va, 100 tons OF coal, 90 cords OF WOOD
At Pensacola, Fla, l25 cords Of wood.
At Mound City, III 100 tous Of coal, % cords Of
Payments will b. made upon the receipt Of Gs-
counts daily authenticated By the commanding ofeers
o. the posts at which the wood coal has been de-
nversd.
The right = reserved to reject all bids considered
A guarantee to be signed by two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must be certified to by the
United States District Judge United States Distrist
Attorney or United States Collector aust
each proposal otherwise It will not be considered
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel, and addrssssd
to the undersigned. WILL NJ SLACK,
my3o'w4t Major and ousrtermaster.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

TIE New CORPORATION OFFIcERs.-Yes-
,erdsy morning. Messrs. A. g. Hall, Collectors
T. A. Boswell, Register and O. H. Bliss, Sur.
ysyor, assumed their duties In lieu Of Messrs.
William Dixon, Samuel Douglass, and William
Forsyth, respectively. Mr.. Boswell has ap.
pointed to n clsrkship In his Office, a oolored
man Of the Seventh ward, named James L. N.
Bowen, and retains one Of Mr.. Douglass clerks,
Mr.. wm, II. Harrison. Mr., Hall, the Collee.
tor has appointed to a olerkship In his office, n
oolored man from the First ward, Mr.. John f.,
Cook. Mr. Bliss the Surveyor, made no ap.
pointment yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

SETTLING DowE.-Yesterday afternoon
the clerks in Calan's drug store, corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, were considers.
bly, frightened by the glass in the windows Of the
store cracking and brsakingi and also Of making
tho discovery that the building was settling, in
consequence, 1t Is supposed, Of the undermining
and alterations at present being done In Dubant's
restaurant in tho basement. Information was
lodged at headquarters, and measures have been
taken which will ensure the safety Of the build.
ing, and allow the work in the basement to
proceed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

LUCKY ESCAPE OF WoRKMEN.-At about
3 O'Clock on Sunday morning, as officers Cation
and BealI, of the Second Precinct, were patrol
ing their bsats, they heard heavy crash only a
short distance away. On reaching Eleventh
street west, between N and o streets, north,
they discovered that the soafolding on the In.
side Of q partially erootsd row Of three story
brick tsnsmsuts, being put up for Government
clerks, had fallen, carrying large number Of
bricks with them. It 10 hne thing tho work.
men were not on the scafolding
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

MONEY ORDERS AND REdIsrRKED LRrTERs.
The money order clerk at the city post ONCE re.
ports the total amount received from sale Of
money orders for the quarter ending June 80,
1857, $50, ,6e062i amount paid out and deposited
during the quarter. $50, 1911.
The registry clerk reports, during the quarter,
department letters registered, 6,40tj registered,
900; outside registration, l,s46. Total, s,2l6.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

pARiSG BuReLAKr.-0n Sunday night an
entrance was effected at the residence of r.
Whsatley, esq, lumber merchant, on the south
side Of Gay street, near Congress, by some eI.
pert 'craeks." The thieves removed q transept
In the basement, and entering, proceeded pudis.
turoed through the house 70 chamber on the
gentleman was asleep. They riasd his panta-
looms, which wsrs hanging across chair, Of q
valuable gold watch and about SIS In money.
With these they escaped. and no clue, as yet,
has been obtained Of them.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

Wp' FORSYTH, ESQ,
Sir! You are hereby appointed SupeHntend
snt and Inspector Of sewers, oarriage. way, foot
ways, and new building, under act approved
June 10, 1857.
Very respectfully,
RIoHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

APPOINTMENT OF WM. FORSYTH, EsQ.-
Mr., WIN. Forsyth, the late Surveyor of the oity,
yesterday morning received q letter from the
Mayor, Of which the following Is a copy
MAYORS OFFICE, CTR Hall,
July LIST, 1867,
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

CELEBRATION AT THE PARK.-The North
cru Liberties Association, not to be behind siml.
Lar associations In regard to patriotic spirit. have
secured the Seventh street park enclosures for q
grand picnic and display Of fireworks on Thurs.
day, July 4. The members of tho Northern
Liberties appear TO bs sxerting themselves to
make the affair worthy Of the occasion, and
judging from previous efforts of the gentlemen,
thsrs can bs no doubt Of its success. The Dec.
laratiOn Of Independence will be read BY mem.
ber of the Northern Liberties
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

SENECA QuARRIRs-Msssrs. II. II. Dodge 4
Co., OF the ssnscs quarriss propristorship, are
now In earnest regarding the full development
OF these quasriss. At kr. Z. B. Barrstt's wharf,
yesterday, great activity was noticed, oeoasioned
BY the shipping Of lumber, out8ts, and stores for
Seneca, whore the mills for saving stone are to
be erected. Two new scows, belonging to the
company, were loaded with material and departed
yesterday also, taking twenty laborsrs and ten
mschanies along for the purpose Of constructing
the mills, the whole under charge OF Mr.. VIM
Chopin, carpenter, who has supervision Of the
work. 1t Is expected that the buildings will bs
completed in about thirty days, whom shipments
Of the celebrated red stone, quarried Of Seneca,
will be Of daily occurrence,
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DRDDuCED by che use Of PJoF DE
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One application wsrrarsd TO curl The most
straight and subborn hair OF either sex into
wavy'rIhgieis, or heavy massive curIs Has
'6ssn used by the fashionable, Of Paris and
London, with the most gratifying results
Does no injury TO the hair. Price by mail.
sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive Gren
lars mailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS Il Co, Chemi.ls No. $50 River
Sttsel, Troy, n. Y, sole Assnls ior the
UsIted STATES.
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NEW ADV ERTISEM ENTS.
Notice to 1a,Zc PAYERS

7 Will be at the usual pieces of recciv-
Il ing Taxes for the purpose ot Assessing
taxable property, and takin.s all Returns,
viz:
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The Road to Fortune,

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So. Carolina Bureau of
immigration.
CnARLEsrox, FeJ'y. 2Ist, 1856

=
FN1E undersigned, having been appoint.
a ed Commissioner has been instructed
by his Exccloucy, Governor Orr, to orrcn
ize the Bureau at !h. earliest possible mo.
meht. la II few Says Agents will be ap
pointed by The Governor to proceed To En-,
rope, whose duty it will be 10 induce immi
grafton 10 our State, to discriminate such
information as NAV be furnished them Of
lands Tor sale " lease, and to engage such
l'borsrs, mechanics. servants and other help
~ may be drsircd.bv the inhabitants OF the
State. An Agent for The same object will
perhaps bc sen, 10 New York. Il wonfd
De desirable tral "ui people furnish this
Bureau without delay with information how
they desIr" To be served. indicatiT Z the kind
"l heip they require, and the wages which
lEey are willing to pay or 4 description
OF the lands they have for sale or Lease,
and their terms ana conditions. II combr-
nations can bo iormsd in the several Dis
tflcts Of the State for joint action, il Eould
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where arrangements can be made 10 ad-
vance part OF the passage money Of the la
boring Immigrants, by accepted orders TO
that effect on ANY Of the factors or mer-
chants Of Charleston, it would no donbt
greatly advance 1hs result. If the prouls
that favor this measure would meet at thei,
respective E"Irt Houses 10 consult end in
qlcHle their wants, tais Bureau would tat
great pleasure in serving their interest 10
the best Of is ability. A pamphlet will be
printed in several Observation-Disclosures for
distribution, Describing the capacities and
advantagra o! our soiI, climate productions.
etc. II which Rany purlrnInr- that are
promptly furnished may be advertised. The
Means at the disposal Of the Bureau being
strictly limited, tho kind assistance Of the
conductors OF our public Journals is re.
specially requested
JOHN a. WAGNER,
Commissioner Of Jmm' grafton.
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and send their hills to the Commissioner
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Estate john @. Nesbit.

A LII persons having demands against
"A the Estate Of Jno. Z. Ncsbii, decd. ARE
notified TO present them to the undersigned
FOR settlement wii..n ;hrcr months from
the dhe hc'coc. I.is NOTICE ,iIi be plead
In bar TO any claims ru-cnte1 aflcr that
time. J. VI STEWART,
FrLy 2@d, 1867 $50 Adm'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, N


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Report

JOHN VI. BEATTY, Treasurer of the Town
Council OF Lancaster Vii Iags, in account.
1866.
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agents Wanted

gNEYERY COUNTY or NORTH AND
n Sohth Carolina, 20 canvass and sell
Loyds "ew double mp Of North America
Oh The face, and a county map Of The United
states 90 the back covering - SQUARE feet
Of muslin, with rollers, &c. Other ppeocie,
can be given # desired Agents piage from
50 TO go per daY. NddTes.,
WARREN Il. MARSHALL,
General Agent Lloyd's Nap,
Columbia, So. Ca.
February 2oth, 1867 --imO.
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Books for Sale

II Will sell on Tuesday tic 10Th inst,
L at Lancaster &. H.. UOont 40 volums of
law Books, belonging TO the Estate of ]
Williams, decd. Also at the same lime a
lot Of miscellaneous Book. Among them
are some choice works. Term. Cash.
Mich G.-2t K.. G.. BILLINGS, Admir-.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-30
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

aS-
Superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Levi Tlbbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
ana Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their
Guardian,
John Weybright, Daniel Weybright, joseph Wey-
bright, Benjamin Weybright, Jacob WeybriRit.
samuel Weybright, Elizabeth Weybright, Eiiz,
abeth Wenger, Samuel Wenger, Sarah Puter-
Dalgh, George Puterhaugh, Amanda Oldwine,
DANIEL Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John
ITO John Weybright, Of - county, MARYLAND.
l. Daniel Weybright, Joseph Weybright, Benjn-
MIN Weybrlght, and Elizabeth Weybrfght, OF
montgomery county, Ohio, Jacob Weybright, EliH-
aDeth Wenger, Samuel Wenger, of Miami county,
ONO, samuel Weybright, Sarah Puterbaugh,
George Pnterbaugh, Amanda Oldwine, Daniel
Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John bowman.
of Darke county, Ohio.
You will take notice that a petition was filed
against you on the 18th day of March, 1867, in the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county. Ohio Inv
LeyiIibbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Tones and
Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their Guardian.
and Is now pending, wherein the sail Levi Tibbs'
katharine Ttbbs, and Joseph Jones and Davis
Jones, by William Falkner, Guardian, demand
uate in the county of Montgomery and state OF
OhiO, to.witi The northwest quarter of section
ntteen (lbl, OF township i've (5O, and range Ave (bI
east, containing one hundred and sixty acres n
land more or less, and that ut the next term OF
said Court, the said Levi Tibbs, Catharine Tihbs
and Joseph Jones and Davis Jones, by William
Falkner, their Guardian, will apply for an ordIr
that partition may De made Of said premises.
LEVI TlBBS,
CATIIARINE TIBBS.
WILLIAM FALKNER, Guardian Of
JOSEPH JONES and
DAVIS JONES.
ID. J.. MERKER and ADAM CLAY, ATTORNEYS.
March 20, 1S87-d1wG-28