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The national Republican., 1867-05-22
OF THE INTERIOR,
IL USIrED srArEs PAIEST oIRlcE,

wAsHIN0roN, April II, 1867.
On the petition Of Nathaniel Gear, OF Marietta,
Ohio prax Ing for the extension Of patont granted
10 him the 6Lh day Of November, 1858, for an i'm
proyemeut in Machines for Turning or Cutting lr.
regular Porms for seJen years from the expiration Of
said patent which takes place on the s'h day OF No
vember, lt8T;
iS ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Ofee on MONDAY, tho goth day OF september
psIt, At l2 o'clock, m and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 nle
in the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least tosny days before the day
Of hearingi ali testimony hed by either party to ha
used At the said hearing must be taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules OF the ONCE
which will be furnished on application.
Dspositions and other papers relied upon as tesM
mony must be hled In the onee ttoety Gays helotu
The d.y Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
4 s,n DAYS after nling the testimony.
cTIsred also that this notice be Published In the
\ RH,r; sLIolS and the Inisilf0encsr, Washington D.
O. Az in the Washington County NsnS, Marietta
lbIo aaSs a week for three successive weeks Tue
nrst @ At{ publications to be at least sixty day"
| i"'''''-st'H Hss 7. c. THEAKER,
| Commissioner OF PAtonts.
| puv,t, x,t. Soye parers will please copy
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-The Washing
ton Zouaves held a stated meeting at Magee's 8
Hall, on f street, between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth, on Monday night.
Capt. Powell, president, called tho meeting to
order, and the minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A number of names wore proposed for member.
shin and were elected. There was but little bu.
siness transacted, and the meeting adjourned at
an early hour. 1t is expected that Mt the next
meeting night drill will be had, and no doubt
there will be a large attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

HELD FOR CoURr.-John Reed, colored
whose arrest we noticed on Monday as passing
"spielmarke" upon colored man from Virginia
had hearing before Justice Tucker last evening:
Mr.. Norris appeared as counsel for accused, and
a,ked for The discharge Of his client on the ground
that there was no law applicable to the case
Justice Tucker thought otherwise, and very
properly decided that II was n case Of false pre-
tence aud held Reed in the sum of $500 to an
sWer at court.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

HANDSOME IMPRovEMENTs.-Mr. L. Pro-
sise has just had erected a beautiful three-story
pressed brick. front house designed for store and
dwelling, on the east side of Tenth street, be-.
tween b and E streets, which Is a decided orna-
ment to the neighborhood. The house Is con.
structed in the most substantial manner, and has
all the modern improvements. Mr.. @. Woods,
carpenter, was the contractor Mr.. ]. McColluu,
bricklayer; Mr.. Geo. Patten, plastereri and Hol.
land 4 Kelly, painters. The mechanical skill
displayed throughout reflects great credit on oil
concerned.
Excavations have been made for q splendid
four story pressod-briok store and dwelling, with
marble trimmings, on Pennsylvania avenue
south side, one door east Of Tenth street, for Mr.
A. NJ. Hoover. When erected, this improvement
will add much to the beauty Of that growing
business section Of tho Avenue. Mr.. Silas Moor,
is the contractor for the construction of the build
ing.
Senator Sumner, We learn, has contracted fol
the construction of IN elegant new dwelling, OF
Lafayette Square, to be commenced In q shor
time, which will cost upward Of $4,000
The national Republican., 1867-05-22
FoR SALE or RENT

EOR RENT-TWo SHOPS, ON THE
west side Of Eleventh street east, near the Navy
Yard Bridge being the next buildings to Arnold .
Mil. Said Shops we'll situated for the feed bu.i-
ness, or one might be used as = dwelling And the
other for q grocery.
Inquire Of wM. II. ARNOLD, 40l First street
east between A and b, north, o. @. HoU0HToN. 50
A street north, or at this Office. m2O.6l
The national Republican., 1867-05-22
CTION SALEs.


oFTrcE DEror coNNnsARr or suBsrsrEScE,
WlsHfNdroN, d. O., May 20, 1857
Will be offered At public auction, At IL o'clock, q
under the direction Of Brevst Msjor W. n johnson
-, -. TUESDAY, the aslh Iastan. rr.g.
About As 600 pounds roasted and ground Rye; Abou
10 900 pounds Of Hard Bread 10 Hides and barrels
Tallowi Pieks, shovels, Double Range and PIX
tures, s large Irou CIuldrons, Tin Cups, Plates,
Spoons, Knives aud Forks, Salt Sacks, Cant Hooks,
Bread Troughs, Bmpty Barrels, Tables, ko., &c ,ke
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores,
About . 900 pounds Of Corn Neal, s15 pounds Of
Hominy, 100 pounds Of COD Pish, small lot Of ssli
Meat, Ham, Split Peas, Se., 80. Ne.
A UCTIoN SALE OF JUTE HAM
HAMMoCKs, AWNINGS, COTS, CLOTHES
-" U.sNAvrTlib,
... H. WAsHfSoroN, Nay 10, 1897
VIII be sold Public Auction. to the highest bid
Warrington Navy Yard, the following described
articles, condemned s unht for the Government
rs bolts juts Hammock Canvas
1877 " - Bag
sS Jute Hammoeks
4T6 " Clothes Bags
10 " Cots
Hemp Cot,
{" Coal Buckets
I Jute Boat Cover
n Hemp Awnings
lto Juts Mess Cloths, painted.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Articles 10 be removed within Ave days.
BY order Of the COmmandant.
my q, 25, 2!&JsS Naval s.Orskespsr.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

FAST DRIvIYG.-Charles Townson, q
conductor, was arrested by oficer Dubois for fast
driving in the streets. Mr.. Townson was not
upon his car, but in a buggy at the timei hence
the arrest. Mr.. TownsOn, for his little indui'
gence as fast man, was fined $40 by Justice
Handy.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-Lewis Wer-
ner was charged, on the oath ot William Wilmer
with stealing one coat, one hat, one pair OF panta'
looms, and other articles Of wardrobe, the prop
erty of plaintiff, The case came up before Jus
tice Bates yesterday, who, after hearing, dis.
charged the defendant, there not being evidence
sufficient to Justify the Justice in holding him.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING.-The
yigilant committees of the various wards con
nected with the Democratic party held an in
formal meeting at Woodward Hall last evening.
The meeting was called for the purpose Of thor
oughly organizing for the campaign and appoint
ing a committee from among their number, with
power to call grand ratification meeting, and
for other purposes necessary for tho success o.
tho ticket.
quorum was present, but the matter before
them being more of private nature than pub
lie one, the reporters were requested not to pub
lish any Of tho proceedings. The names Of com
mittees, &c, will, however, be given in day oil
two,
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

CORPORATION CAsEs.-A large number
of corporation cases were reported yesterday
morning from the Third wtrd, and from the fines
imposed there was, no doubt, Considerable rsve
nue. added to the corporation Golfers.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

GOVERNMENT STOCK FOR SALE.
" Canvas Rope, Grain Sacks, shovels, Spades,
Picks, Axes, Linen aud Cotton Ticks and other ar
tieles OF all descriptions, selling eheapby
3. q. WHEELER. Seventh street.
myll .eolm South side OF the canal bridge.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
uNIrKp SrArEa PArERr OFRIok,

Il lEI IAh 1 NJ EN- L Of II II lAN bNAsiS'i
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHINaroS, April 10, 1857.
On the petition Of Enoeh Hidden, OF New York, N
T. praying for the extension OF patent granted to
hin the 2ist day Of June, 1858, relssued Sept s.
1856 aud again ressued March Is, 1864, for au i'm
provement in Side Lights for ships, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which taxes place
on the alst day OF June, 1857
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent omes on MONDAY, the l7th day Of June
next, at l2 o'clock, and all persons are notified
| 70 appear and 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 omee their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tosnty days before the
day Of heArIngi all testimony nlsd by either party,
TO be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
tTansmitsd In AseordAnes with the rules OF the otce
| which will bo fpruishSd on Appliehuep,
| DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tesh
moBJ must be nled In the once ttoenty days before
| the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
| tan days after hhng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN 'nN
| REPUBLIolN and the Intslh0sneer, M"shlnsloa, y.
c. and In the Times, New York, n. Y, once NJ w.
for three successive weeks the nrst otsAlI ~
lions to be At least sixty days PTeTio%%In %%InSAEgR
hearing. c..u,ii.,IopsT a. O Of Patents.
| p g-kditors OF the above pIpvhl,, nGca viii
| .onx ana aepd their bills to the FA'eE,S 80
nanaT containing this pobss -----'---=--==
The national Republican., 1867-05-22
nEPARTMENT OF THE IN ,.EkloR
~ UErEp sTLTEs PATENT OPFi,N'

~ UNTrEp srLTEs PATENT OPFi,.N
| wAsHINGroS, April IS, 1867
On the petition Of samuel Darling, OF Bangor, Ne
praying for tho extension Of patent granted to hun
the Soth day Of August, 1858, FOR an improvement
In Apparatus for Grinding and Shaping Metals for
years from the expiration OF said patent wheh
takes place the 90th day OF August;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the l2th day Of August
nsTt At IL o'clock m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to die
In the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing At least tOsiy days before tho day
OF hearing all testimony hsd by either party, to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules OF the onee,
which will be furnished on application.
Dspostionl and other papers, relied upon as tssti
mony, must be hlsd In the ONCE ttostV days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, " any, within ten
days after hling the testimony,
0rdorsd llso that this notice be published In the
RRrBLIcLE, and the IRtellf0snesr, Washington, D.
G., and In the Times, Bangor, Maine, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst OF said pueheA
oua to be at least sixty days PIsyoHS to ne day ot
hsAriAg. r,O, ,IhbAnhhh,
PB-Editors u the Aboys papers will please copy.
Aad send their bills 10 the Patent omos Win paper
soAtAilinE this notice. apzo-"'"
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

SpIRITuALIsM-Elde Miles Grant, edi.
tor Of the WOrld's Crisis, Boston, Is to speak
this evening in the Bethel Tent, corner Of Tenth
aud II streets, on the subject Of 'spiritualism; "
He Is said to be very thoroughly posted In the
subject, having had some twenty or thirty dis
cussions with tho leading spiritualists Of the
country He takes the position that spiritualism
is the work of demons, and not Of departed hu'
man spirits. He will allow any one to ask quss'
tions. An interesting occasion may be expected,
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

REPUBLICAN WARD CoMMITrEEs.--A
meeting Of the ward committees Of this party wa,
called for and held last evening at Woodward
Hall. But three wards were represented-the
Second, the Fifth and Seventh.
Tho meeting was called to order by Mr.. Small
of the Seventh ward, who proposed that Major
Hall, Of the Second ward, act as chairman o.
the meeting.
Mr.. Hall was, on motion, elected chairman,
and Benjamin Meads Of tho Fifth ward, elected
secretary.
The president called for the credentials OF the
delegates present, and Messrs. W. II. Chase, II
A. Hall, S. Mcfarland, John Curry aud Casper
Keller, Of the Second ward; Messrs. W. II
Brown, jr., L. B. s. Miller, W. Brown, ST., BENZ
Meads and s. W. Herbert, Of the Fifth ward
| and Messrs. W. J. Walker, ]. II. Crane, W. o
Taliaferro, @. Marshall and James Small, Of the
Seventh ward, presented their credentials to the
secretary for inspection, and they were declared
entitled to seats
Mr.. ]. II. Crossman, Of the Fourth ward, di,
not have his credentials but stated, on his honor
that he was one Of the committee; and Mr.. Cross
| man was admitted.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcfarland, the seeretar
was instructed to inform the committees Of tn
other wards, through tho medium Of the press, O
their convening on Friday evening at WOODWARD
| Hall, for such business as might be brought bo
| fore them.
Tho meeting then, on motion Of Mr.. Walker
adjourned until Friday evening at half.past sevel
| o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

LARcENY.-Frank Kelley, alias Lucas,
was arrested by Detectives Miller and Coomes,
on charge of the larceny of a coat, the property
of Mr.. Ridgway. The coat was recovered. and
Kelley, in default Of security, committed for
court by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

GRAND LARCEXY.-William Stewart was
charged by tho firm of Howell 4 Croghn, with
unlawfuly appropriating to his use large mum
Der and assortment of cutlery and culinary Arti.
cles. There was partial hearing of the case
before Justice Bates, who in the absence of more
evidence, continued it until today, when final
disposition will be made.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

OPENING OF BIDs FOR CORPORATION IN
PRovEMEsTs Proposals. were opened at the
Mayors Office, yesterday at noon, for the grading
Of certain streets, for the laying Of water pipes,
TO-:
For grading and paving Z street, between New
Jersey avenue and Fourth street west, Messrs. ].
P. Crowley, D. y. NsitEey, Henry Birch, John
=. Bsohbaugh, George NsitIey, Timothy 0Brian,
P. Crowley Co., George Faustnaught and a.
W. q. Eslin were bidders.
For grading and paving street north, between
First and Fifth streets west, George Neitley, D.
4. Neit1ey, J. P. Crowley, Henry Birch, John
E. Eschbaugh, P. Crowley 4 Co. and Henry
Smith were bidders
Forgradipg and paving Masssachusotts avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth streets west, Henry
Smith and George Faustnaughtw were bidders.
For grading and paving the carriageways Of d
street north, between Second and Third streets
west, Timothy o'Brian, J. P. Crowley, Henry
Birch, John T. Eschbaugh and P. Crowley Co.
were bidders
For laying a sewer In d street north, bstween
Second and Third streets west, WIN. A. Wilson,
A. L. Hutton, Nelson @. Reynolds, J. W.
Hutton, O.. W. @. Bslin, J. d. Hutton, W.
J. acCullOm and George Faustnaught were bid
ders
For laying gas and water service pipes in D
| street north, between Second and Third streets
west, MoLindsn Ecklof wero the only bidders.
For laying water pipes in d street north, bo-
tween Fourth street west and New Jersey, ay-
enue, MoLinden a Eckloa and II. O. Thorn
Bro, were the bidders.
For laying water pipes In street north, be.
| tween Second and Fifth streets west, MoLinden
4 Eoklof, H. O. Thorn 4 Bro, and Daniel
Hafman were bidders .. ... r. o..
For grading O street north, between New Jsr.
soy avenue and Second street east, John @. Stat.
ford, Dennis Murphy, Peter MoNamara, James
MoMahon, Samuel Gregg, 8. II. Morrison, Mel.
son McNeal, John McNamsra, Samuel Cook, W.
Watson, Daniel Sheahan, John Magic, and An.
| drew Gleason were bidders.
For grading 9 street north, between New Jer
sey avenue and Vermont avenue, Henry Reidy
John Sullivan, Samuel Gregg. John Hayes, VIM
Babbington, s. Tally, M. Hurley, II. Crider,
VIM. Worden, VIM. Moulden, Theodore Pleto a
Co., @. W. @. Eslin, Jeremiah Sullivan and
Thomas Joyce were bidders.
The successful bidders will be announced in 4
few days
FNED.-William Middleton, colored, fol
| dr,v,n1 throu1h N fnnaraI pronaasion vaata arda ~
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

FNED.-william Middleton, colored for
driving through funeral procession yesterday
afternoon was arrested, taken before Justice
Bates, and fined 81.
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

Commissioner OF PAtontb
xt Soye parers will please copy,
and send their bins 70 the "'sh' '~sS spaS.isHsW
sontaining tbi. notloa Sp~"""
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-21
STEAMBOATS,,

Regular Evansville and Memphis
Packet.
sz-s The new and fine passenger
sllz-kA5f steamer MARY SWAN,
- Capt. SAM. E. ARCHER,
J. NJ. Swan, Clerk,
Will run as a regular weekly packet be-
tween Evansville and Memphis. Leaves
Evansville every Tuesday at PM, max
ing the usual packet landings between
Cairo and Memphis, and taking freight with
privilege of reshipping for White and Ar
ka 1sas Rivers, Vicksburg, the Bends, and
New Orleans. HUBBS q VETS,
r. K. DUNKERSON & CO.,
and COX & HUMPHREY, Agts.
mch20 diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-21
Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL.

CAIRO, March 20.-Arrived-M Mississippi,
from New Orleans to St. Louis at 2 A. NJ;
Glendale, from Pittsburg to st. Louis at 2
A. NJ. Ruth, from New Orleans to st. Louis
at II A. NJ. The Ievee on the north side of
Columbus, Kentucky, broke this morning,
and the town was completely inundated.
Cairo is still dry. $50
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATElThe Commercials ST. Louis
despatch says the crew and passengers
rescued from the steamer Mercury, re-
Gently sunk in Arkansas River, had ar
were badly frozen from standing in the
water the shallowest places they could
occupy being four feet deep Capt. Dicken-
D. Palmer plnndered the wreck of the
Mercury; and after those saved from the
wreck were transferred to the Palmer.
their baggage was rified, and even the
underclothes of the ladies, and boots,
shirts, &C., of the men were stolen. Capt.
Dickinson charges the carpenter of the
Palmer with being at the head of the rob
beers, and duplicates her Captain, Clerk,
and other officers in the transaction.
Seven men, who fioated down the stream
on cotton bales, lodged against some DRIFT
below, and while there four of them were
killed by tree, which was blown down
by the storm. Two hundred and twenty
five mules were drowned by the sinking of
the Mercury.
LOulSN1LLE. - Inc courier OF IueSuay
says:
The river was falling fast yesterday, the
/, average decline being about one inch and
half per hour. Since it commenced fall
ing, it has receded about four and a half
feet at the head of the falls up to noon yes
terday. Although falling pretty fast, 1t
still continues out of its natural bounda-
| rieS al all points below the fails. We ex-
/ pect it to be falling quite fast to-day, UNI
! less checked by The lnclement weather,
which is the worst of winter. with snow
4 storm prevailing all day, and the Their
| mometer at 32o.
| ST. LOUIS. The Democrat of Tuesday
| says:
The rivers continue to tall, but will no
doubt be swelling within three days. Inc
weather is again mild, and snow ana Ice
melting. Receipts from above ana snip
ments uthward will be large TINS week
Freight is not abundant yet for the MIS-
souri,, but numbers of travellers are seek.
ing transport up that stream. SeVera
mountain boats were receiving frelgnt,C ne
rates being ten cents per pound, or no
much less, 1t is rumored that two or tnies
boats on the long list for Fort Benton I'M
season, have determined to leave the
track. No change was made in rates Q
freight yesterday; last weeks rates VII
doubtless continue throughout this. Ton
mage is abundant. There is quite craSf
of boats at the wharf: the considerable
number expected in to-day will hav'
trouble in getting close to the bank.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
G,oraetovxn rr.tt,rs.


RELIEF FOR THE SourH.-After the expi
ration Of the business hour Of the Merchants XIX.
change yesterday morning. Evan Lyons, esq.
called the msmbers To order, and read the fol
lowing letter:
wA,HnoroS, April 10, 1907.
TO ths hsrohdnts' Erchangs. 0soroaovn, d. o.
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned having been
Instructed BY the Board Of Trade 10 confer with
you with regard TO the proper distribution Of the
funds they have collected for the relief Of the
South, would like 10 hear your views on the sub
jsct, or meet you at any place designated.
respectfully, r. B. MoHus,
Y. B. McGuIRE,
OWEN THORN,
Committee.
Aftsr the reading Of the letter, Geo. Waters,
esq, moved lie reference TO the committee ap.
pointed to receive contributions; and II was 90
referred. ...
After q short consultation the COMMITTEES
agreed to meet tho committee appointed by the
Washington Board Of Trade at their rooms, In
the afternoon.
MERcHANTs' ExoHANGE.--The offerings At the
Merchants Exchange were: $3.50 bushels rod
wheat; 600 barrels family -four; 200 barrels
extra; 500 barrels cut EXTRA 400 barrels superj
$50 barrels hne. Salss-75 bushels very In.
ferior red wheat, o. 25as3 1oi 1900 bushels fair
red wheat. S3.5li; 200 do. damp yellow corn,
$1.l4; $500 do. white do, 81 .16; a. bbls. hne
flour, so; 100 do. canal extra, $l4.25.
Holders are indisposed to make transactions, an.
tioipating further advance In prices. City ex.
trss, $ll.75 to $16; cut extras, $13 to sl4; 6no
-four, $3.50.
OVERHEARD IN THE okNAL.-0n Wednesday
evening, a. . canal boat was passing into the
Alexandria squsduot, two mules that were tow
Ing the boat became frightened and jumped into
the canal, taking with them two men. For q
short time the excitement was pretty high, but
the mon and mules were soon rescued, without
sustaining any damage, except q considerable
scare and thorough duoking
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES VIA CANAL
Arrived-S. Billmyer, with -four and grain to
market; Capitola, with corn and pork to D. Tai.
boti 4 boats with coal to American Company; 4
boats with coal to Central Company; boat with
coal to Baltimore and Hampshire Company; Red
Eye No. 2, with wheat from Edwards Ferry.
ANNIVERSARY OF EHANorPArIoN-The col.
ored people Of this town are making preparations
to celebrate the anniversary Of the 18th instant,
Of their emancipation from slavery in the Dis.
trict They expect TO- have grand procession.
A Nice Porsr OF LAw-whsn a publisher 10
compelled to take out q license to deliver direo.
tory Of . city, It looks like q nice point Of law
This occurred here yesterday.
The Observation-Disclosures States steamer
Colonel Rucker, Bell; schooner P. Boice, Adams
with lumber, from Jacksonville, Fla
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

WooL.-The growth and manufacture of
wool is one of the branches Of industry
that has grown immensely during the last
four years in the United States. Both in
the quality of the wool and in the excel
lence of the articles made from it, the
manufacture of this country will compare
favorably with large portion of the for
eign importations, and It is reasonable to
expect that ere long we will be able to
rival the finest woollen fabrics produced
in Europe.
During the year 1856 the wool grown in
the United States amounted to l37, 900, 900
pounds. We have 1000 woollen mills,
containing 65, 900 sets of carding machines,
which are capable of working up 100000
900 pounds Of raw material.-Lynchburg
Daily NelOS.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
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