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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15
DURNHAM'S AMERICAN BUSI-
ID NESS COLLEGE,

sPhlNUflBLD, MASS.
A Model school Of Trade, Assoeiatipg Theory with
PTAo Ice By tyst m Of Actual Business Operations,
which practically illustrate and simplify the Sc
oil Accountability, Mercantile Exchange, &C. In all
RECEsTLY REMovED TO A MAGNIFICENT NEW
COLLEGE BUILDING,
erset'd at a cost Of $4,000 Aeknowledg god to be
the best and most complete Business College ever
estAbliIhed
Book Keeping, Commercial Calculations aud Cor.
respondtnee taught In Interesting and practical
manner. Banking Houses, Merchants Emporium,
| and fifteen Business omees In daily opera ion. A
thoroughly organized department Of Mercantile Law
Physical Culture under a Skillful gymnA /. Pea
| msnship taught by mtsters Of the art Students can
enter at any time particular degree Of advance
| ment requir d. Ladies' aud geutIemsn prosecute
their studies together, and enjoy equal advantages
| Graduates have averaged over six months In com
plelng the prsser bed course OF study, and, as
suit seven eighths Of them have readily secured lu
craive situations in business. Strict attention given
TO ths moral and social welfare Of students.
FOUR sPLENDlD Prizes OF SIS, will be pro
ssnied December 2 1857, TO the four graduates VIII,
shall have catered college from February TO Jul!
8, 1857, and made tho beat improvement In Book
Keeping and Business Writing. Particulars In Col
lege Review, Just issued.
Springfield is situated In the bssutiful Connectieu
river valley has $4,000 Inhabitants; is a city
great business activity, aud the most healthy an
dellgh tful place OF re.idence in New BnglAnd.
College Review, circulars, etc. giving fall partic
| ulars relating to the course OF Study, expense o
| board and tuition, may be had gratis Persons II
pursuit Of the most csmplets educational fAelitie
should address LOUIS W. BURNHAM,
| Jsll -tusau President, Springfield, Mass.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
Il PAVING THE CARRI GEwAY CT EIGHTH
STREET NoRTH, FROM THE NukTH nIDk OF
PBNNsYLNANIA AVENUE TO the kOUTH
DE OF y sTREkT NOkTH

Proposals wi be received at The Mayors Omc,
CITY Hall, until IL o'clock, m on FRIDAY TIE aIst
day OF June next, for grading aud payIus I q 9 r.
rageSRy OF Eighth t'eet NORTH from tue north siio
OF PennsyLNania avenue to the south side Of strrrt
north, with stone similar to that used In = street
hrth the stone not to be over eight less than We
Inches In diameter and seven inches In dep b., be
laid on bed OF gravel not Ices than eight Inches
deap, red with at least four Inches II sharp sand
before paving, and to DO we'll rAmmed with nil ETY..
pound rammer three times and we'll wRtered b fore
the Ia Rmmingj tte snrplus earth t. DO Deposited
IN such neiRhborpg streets or places As tho Ward
Commissioner may direct, and iRaEJuIract 7 will 10
required to leave surface Of M h ndrsd feet In
length for the full width OF the street posed for in
speeIion, which will be we'll padded by t,ew rL
Commissioner without expense to the contractor
Bidders will also estimate for furnish nR and lay.
ing guter'tons at not less THAI three feet 10 myth
and tselys inChesin width the rrk to be done To
the entire satisfaction OF both ward and Assistant
Commissioners, and to be paid for by ass ssment Ga
the property bordering thereon, except that OF the
0enfTR Government which Is provided for by act OF
Congress Of February 49, 1870
Old material TO be the property OF the Corporation
and to be deposited in such locality as the WnTj
Com missiontr may direct
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
sTadieg, per square yard for paving, ineludIuP Ibs
gravel and sand equrtd and per fostfoT old mi
gutter also old and new hagstone,
No bids wi be received from othera than praetioal
PAYERS and the right expressly reserved 10 reject
'uy or AL Dds. o. T. 0ARNRR
Jelf Commissioner Third Ward
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The following is the result Of match
game Of base ball between the Mutual and Ath-
letic Base Ball Club on Wednesday, June IL:
MUTUAL.


PRoHrBIroRY Liquor LAVA meeting
was held at their hall on Seventh street by the
German Radical Club last night to initiate a
movement which will be antagonistio to the one
number Of our German citizens woro present, E.
L. Schmidt being in the chair, and committee
was appointed to draft resolutions and make ar
rangements for a general mass meeting Of oil
opposed to the prohibition Of the sale of liquors.
The meeting was an earnest and determined one,
and those present appeared to be willing to use
evory effort to defeat the action Of those who
session. o,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
l. PAVING rhB CARDIAC W ~ or / IT .EEr
NORTH, FROM THE WET SIDE MIA.
TENTH STREET To THE WsST SIDE OF
CONNECTICUT AVENUE "


c,i rrgpos'ls VII be ceiyed at the Mavor's Nco
wy van, until u o clock, m Ga FRIDAY tie All
DAY OF June next for gra ling aud paving he car.
mageSay Of | street north, from the wet ,lds of
Thirtee tn street tn the west side Of Conn.
nue. III stone similar to that used 10 tr rt RIB
the sioue 10 be not owe eight OF lees than dive noLos
In diameter, aud seven inches 10 dep to be " on
had Of gravel not less than eight inches deep COW
ered Win A. least four inch OF sharp SAM be 'Uro
paving, and TO he well rammcd three tm'r with a
ninety pound rammer, and vol waersl before the
lAbt ramming the suTp US ear to BIO depusited In
such nelghbOrnE sire Is or places US the Ward Com
missioner may direct, and the contractor will he
quirtd to leave a surface Of two hundred feet In
length for the full width Of the str ct exp ed for in
specliOu which will be we'll puddled by the Ward
ComInlssoueT without expense to the co factor
Bidders will also est mate for flTuis hing and law
Ing gutter stone, not lees than three f-st in lsnyh
aud Twelve inches In width The work 10 be- do 10 IN
the entire satisfaction Of both Ward aud As-I.ta"
Commissioners and to be paid tOr by assg,grnenI an
the property bordering the con, except that of tba
General Government, which Is provided for BY actuT
Congress OF FebruAr, ~ 1885 " ~ avn
old material TO BIO the property Of tho Corrora.
ton and to bs depositsd in such locality as the WI
Commissioner may direct 49,
Bidders will state the price per cnb,c ward r,r
sIadns, per quare yard for Pavhg, gravel
ana sand CURED per foot also for old and ew
No bid will be received from others than practical
PAYERS Gsd the right expressly reserved to Ieect
any OF all bids. j. NONDE LEHR
NNt Commissioner Second Ward,
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RoPOsALs FOR CORN MEAL.

OEPIcE DEPOT COMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISGroE, d. c., June 7, 1897.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
TUESDAY, June as 1857, at IL NJ for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with all the CORN NEAL
that may be required from the ls Of July 1857 until
tho Slst Of December, 1867
The Meal to be delivered at the Subsistence
stOTehouses, In the Monument Lot, and Sixth street
wharf, or at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot,
at such times and In such quantities as the Govern
ment may direct, after five days notice.
The Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound yur
barrels, each containing hundred and ninety six
400 poundsi to be fresh ground and OF good mer
charitable quality and Will be insp otsd before II Is
received.
Payments will be made In such funds as the Gov.
eminent may ia nish for disburSements.
Bids must be ddressed to the undersigned, at No.
22S O street, endorsed proposals for Corn Meal -
q. BELL,
jel0.5t Major and @. g., U. g. Army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15


The Gazette Of Thursday has the follow
ing:
DTREcroRs' MEETING, &c. - The Boards Of
Directors Of the Orange and Alexandria and Ma.
nassas Gap Railroads are In session in this city
to-day, having under consideration the transfer
Of the latter road to the Orange ind Alexandrit
Railroad Company. The bondholders Of the Ma
nassas Gap railroad are also in consultation will
the Directors Of the Orange road in reference /,
| an adjustment Of their claims. 1t Is though
that satisfactory results will be arrived at In botf
instances, although nothing definite has beer
determined upon at the time this paragraph wa
written.
LABoR srRIkE.--Ths large number of colored
hands employed by Mr. Joseph Thornton. at I'M
extensive lumber and wood yard, at Thornton q
station, on the Alexandria, Loudouu and Hamp-
shire railroad, quit work yesterday because q de-
mand to increase their wages was not at once
complied with II Is understood that Mr.. Thorn
ton has largo contracts to fill.
A RADICAL meeting at Warrenton, Fauquier
county, Va, was addressed on the 10th instant
by Lieutenant Winfield ]. Chase, l.. A. Jackson,
n colored man, and DR.. II. G. Brown, an agent
Of the Radical Congressional committee A
Loyal League was formed, principally composed
of colored men. Radical resolutions were passed,
and Horace Greeley and Gerrett Smith censursd.
An ALEXANDRIA BELLE.-lt Is stated In the
last number Of that fashionable and polite news.
paper the New York Home Journal, that at
grand festival held in the city of Memphis, the
Queen Of May was Miss Annie Plummer formerly
OF this place, a young lady described as exceed.
ingly beautiful and attractive.
The Journal of the same date has the
following:
Cans ofP THE TRACK-The passenger train
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad was
stopped yesterday afternoon, about twelve miles
from this city, and near Burke's Station, by an
accident. A portion Of the train was thrown
from the track and one of the cars considerably
injured, but fortunately no one on board was
hurt The accident took place about s clock,
and the train immediately returned to this city,
arriving here about Q o'clock. The passengers
delayed by the accident went on in this morn.
inc "a train
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15

EMPLOYMENT OFFIcE.-0ne Of the great.
est blessings 10 community Is q weii.reguiated
employment agency. Many persons In want Of
help arc compelled to lose considerable tin,e In
hunting help, always Of course, going In the
wrong direction while those In search Of en-.
ployment know not where to End II. To obviate
this difficulty we are pleased TO SEQ that Messrs.
Harlan a Co. have established an agency for EN-.
ployment at rooms Nos. and 2, 3l3 Penusyva.
mia avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
where all In want Of help and all who desire ON.
ployment would do well to call.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT or STATE, June I, 1867.
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received at
this Department until the LIST day Of July 1857 at
o'clock, IN.
Deliveries Of all articles In the several classes must
comply with the specifications, which, with blank
forms FOR bidding, will be furnished to bidders.
All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection,
and the delivery Of any Inferior article will be deemed
sufficient cause to Rnnul the contract.
Address, " Department Of State. " jeT.Jyl
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


WAsHINGroE, May II, 1867.
On tho petition OF Charles Watt, Of Putney, Eng
land, and Hugh Burgess, OF Rogers Ford, Pa. =,
praying for the extension Of a patent granted
to them the 18th day Of jay, 1854, and Rntedated
the 10Th day Of August, 1888, Ieissuod the 9th Day
Of October, 1885, and again rossued in two divisions
the 7th day OF April, 1868, for an improvement In
Process Of Treating Wood and other Vegetable Sub.
stances In the Manufacture Of Paper Pulp for
years from the expiration Of said patent whch takes
place on the 18th day OF August, 1867,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of August
next, IL clock IN. 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 hlo
In the Patent ONCE their objections specially set
forth 10 writing at least tNety days before the day
OF hearpgi all testimony hled by either party, to be
used at the said heariVg, must be taken and trans
mittod In accordance with the Tulos OF the Office,
which will DO furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony, must be fled in the Office tOeRty days before
tho day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the InteliigeHcsr, Washington, D.
O., and In the NOrristOUR Republican, RoTrstown,
Pa once a week for three successive weeks the
nrst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing;
my22 W9t Commissioner Of Patents.
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LARGE LAND SALEs.-Thomas A. Nit.
ohell, esq, of this city, (arm Of Mitchell 4 Son,
has recently sold, In New York, 80, 760 acres o
land 10 Botetourt county, Va, part Of tho orig
chasers, A. F. Baum, esq, A. Richardson, q. A
Wheelock, Wood, and others. It is said the
purchasers intend to form q company for tn,
purpose of developing at once its valuable do
posits Of minerals. Manganese, iron, and byra.
tsse are said to abound throughout tho entire
survey.
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PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING AND
PAVING THE CARRIA3EwAY OF TWELFTH
srkEsT NORTH, FROM rHs NURlH slDBUF
PENNSYLVANIA AYEnUR To THE SOUTH
SIDk OF STREET NORTH

Proposals will be received at tho Mayors OacA
until IL &C ock, M. FRIDAY the 2lst day Of June
next, for grading and paving the cuTiageway Of
Twelfth street north, from the north do OF emu Vi.
yAniA avenue to the south side Of STREET north wi
stone similar that used street EOIh the to 20
not to be over ell ht less than feet IN di,HeteF
and seven inches In dspth, TO be laid on a bed Of
gravel not lees than eight inches deep covered with
least four Inc Of shArps and before paving aud
to be woll rAmmed with a ninety pound rAmm
three times, and we'll wAtered before the last ram.
ming the surplus earth to be deposited in such
neighboring street or places as the WAR Com mis-.
sioner may direct, and the contractor will he re.
Quired to leave a surface Of two hundred feet in
length for the full width Of the street ,Npo.e for
inspection, which will be vol puddled by tho W ard
Commissioner, without expense to the contractor.
Bidders will also estmA for furnishing aud lay.
ing gutter stone not less than three feet In lengta
aud twelve inches in width; the work to be uaid 1I
| by ass ssmenrs on the property bordering thsIeop
| except that Of the General Government, which I,
provided for by act Of Congress Of Fsbru ny a. Is
All old material to be the property Of the Corpora
ton aud TO be deposei In such locality a. the Ward
| Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading
PEI tquare yard for wing, inc bg the gravel aud
sand require per yard also state the price per foo
| for old aud new nag-toae
| No will he received from othsrs than prsctiea
pavers and the right Is expressly reserved IL reiec
| any or all bids. J. VONDERLBHR,
| jcli Com issiOneT Second Ward
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