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DRO osALs FOR FUEL.
QUAErERHAsrKR's OFFICE, }
u. &. MARINE CoRPs,i

QUARrERHAsTRR's OFPIoK,)
.r US MARINE CoRPa.r
~. % WAsuISoroS, May Is, 1857. \ .
untl TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1857, atatwo
U. g. Marines at the following places during the hssal
year ending yEnS 81 hS Weed e Be- good mss
and Inspected At such points within the walls Of the
Marine Batracks IS may DO designated by the COM
mauding marine omeer Tree Of expense to the Omitted
coal free from dust, and to weigh $40 pounda
ton 70 DO weighed, Inspected, and delivered at such
points within the walls Of the Marine Barracks as
may DO delegated by the commanding marine on.
Wood and Coal to be furnished upon the monthly or
quarterly requisition Of the commanding ohlser,
show wing the quantities required, agTesAby to regu:
lationH Wiz ...- q. o..
Iw.'iinston city, D. c. 800 tons Of coal. $40 cords
Of wood. 'r.. ..
AZ Portsmouth, N. H. 1875 tons Of coal go cords Of
At oharlostown, Mass, 10 tOus Of coal, $50 cords
Of wood.
Al Brooklyn, N. Y, $50 tons Of coal, 60 cords Of
wood. .' 3. ,.'
At Philadelphia, Pa las tons Of coal, 50 cords Of
wood, rr .-..--E ". Ill Ef
AT Pensacola, Fla, l25 cords Of wood. -
AZ Mound City, I'LL, 100 toua Of COAL 20 cords Of
Psy ments will DO made upon the receipt Of as.
q tho posts at which the wood or coal has been de-
llyered. .'.. u
unTel sonable. .-.-.r -
a guarantee 10 be signed by two responsible per.
sons whose responsibility mukt DO certified to by the
DATED States District Judge United States District
Attorney or United States Collector, must accompany
each proposal, otherwise II will not be considered.
TO Be endorsed ProposAls for Fuel, land addressed
to the underalgned, WILLIAM SLACK,
4 my3o.w4t ..... Ma or and Quarlermaster.
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Of Paris and London, with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no Injury to the hair. Price BY mail,
scaled and postpaid 81 Descriptive Circulars mailed
free. Address BERGRR, SHUTS & Co, Chsmlsts,
No 2s5 River street, Troy, Y. Sole agents for the
United sthtOs mhi9.d6wly
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC
" t.. Art GALLERY,
. IHTKLLIoEHOAR BUILDING,
-r- all Seventh street, a... 80
oHoE MoRB IN RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused by the late ere has bssn 50 far
repaired thai business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY October 4thJ
when, a. formerly the rule will be strictly suforssd
....Ll throughout thS establishment, i ~ o :
"PRoDuOR THE BRsT, NO NATTER WHAT The
OoBT IN TIMh AND MATERIAL ..a...
Mr.. o. takes this oPportunity 70 thank bis numeT,
ous nFisnds and sustomsfs for past kindness, and
10 aAy IL shall be his constant aim 70 sentinus 70
lapjsi 10 m, eM,dn
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BUILDING PROPOSALS.


. NAVY DEPARTMENT, BuEEAU or BIvlGArlOS,l 1
jane q, 1867
Sealed Proposals. dOrsed Proposals Tor building
Mldshipwen's Quarters at the Naval Academy, Ans.
napollb, Maryland will be received at this once,
until o'clock p m. Jane 20, 1867 at which hour the
bids will be opanod for furnishing all tho materials
aud workmanshp necessary for the construction and
eJmplelion Of Gbullding for pmen Quarters at
the Naval Academy grounds, Ann polls, Maryland,
according TO plans and speelhAtons, which can be
seen at this office daily from Q a m. 10 o .. m.
Bidders must accompany their offers with guATAn.
ties that they will N their bids are accepted enter
into contract with good and satisfactory security, in
the full amount Of the contract, within ten days after
tho acceptance Of their offer and falling to do 90 the
guArautoTs agree to make good 10 tho United States
the difference between the Offer aud that which may
DO accepted. .... ...' a. .. o..
Bidders are requested to make separate OE.Isi
hrs for the erection aud completion OF the entire
bulldog; second, for erecting and 4 neloSing the
whole building, including sAshss and glass aud hn-
ishnR thu oeaIs building aud wing Containing tho
aud Kitchen and, third, for erecting and
enclosing the whole buildlnR, including HaShsl and
glass aud nniShing the wing containing the moss
room and kitchen and, fourth, for erecting and en-.
elosiug the whole building, including Bashes and
glass but without internal hBiIh, AndI each easaI
state the time ~ which they will complete the work
The Bureau reserves the right reject any or ALL
Of the bids at It's Liberation. w. ...
1910. HH THORNTON A, JENKINS,
Jss-smwiJo25 rs. Chief Of Bureau.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTE RIoR

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTE RIOR
~ 81 r UlIrED srArEs PArKHr OFFICE,
wAmSeroS, Nay ~ 1867. o.
On the petition Of Daniel hoyes, Of Abingdon
Mass, praying for the extension o. patent granted
70 hin the ash day Of October, 1883 for impreve-
ment In Machine Hammers, fer seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 18th day Of uetobsr, 1a67:
II s ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the nh day Of October
next, 81 IL O'Clock, m. and all persons are notified
70 appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to DO granted. - -
Persons epposng the extension are required 10 Ale
u tho Patent once their obJsetionb, specially set
forth in writing Al least toenfv days bsiore the day
Of hearngi all testimony hled By either party to be
used a. the said hearing must be taken and trans.
nitled In aeeoIdAnse with the rules Of the once,
which will be furniIhpd on application. Irs--
DISPOSITIONS ana other papers relied upon ~ tsati-
mony, must be hlsd In the once fiOsnfv days before
the day Of hearing the aIgumsnts, " ahy, within
ten days after hling the testimony. III F'' IT
ordered also, that this notice be published in thu
REPUBLICAN, aud the intel ifueEeer, Washln gton, D.
O. and In the Journal Boston, hssh., once week
Tor three successive Neeksj tho hrsL o. said publ
cations 70 be At least sixty days Previous 70 the day
Of hearing. TIC THEAKBR, =
nj 21.lAwSw Commissioner OF Patents. 6
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And hereby certify that BY the books and records
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED sTArEs PArBNT OPFIoE,

WAsHiEdTos, May ~, 1871
On the petition Of Bernard Hughes Of Roc herter.
n, Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 18Th day Of May 1854 for improve mt
In Trip Hammer for seven years from tho OK nj
ration Of said patent, which takes place on the 10Th
day Of May, 1865
II IL ordered that the said petition bo heard Al the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 30thday Of BspteInbsT
next at u O'Clock, M and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any thoy have why
sad petition ought not to be granted. ~ a
fhsops opposing tho extension are required u die
~ the fAtsgt Omes their objections speeIAIly ael
lyIn Va Mtnng, ~ least tigeHty days befoTetho day
Nd AZ X ~ teIlsm9uy hled by eithOr party to be
us1u a. tho sara hearing, must be taken ana tTSnS
Whicp N Iee9IIanfs With tho rules Of the once
DepO6itions and other papCrs rsiisSu 49,, .
mony mHs DO llod Ia tho once hoety dSys bsfors
tGh days after hlinK tho Testimony "N'' "''h'h
ordered, ALSO that this notice be publishsd i'm ,h0
REPUBLICAN and the iatsItOsHoer, WasLinSton M
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ior three successive weeks the nTst Of EAid pnhIis
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nAILRoADs,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BkLTIMoRB RAILROAD.
rtns fABLf.

70 rtnB rABLt.
oOnmsn.ihs MONDAY, April Isth, 1865.
Trains for baltimore and Washington leave Phila.
delphia As follows. #
L16 q. NJ, Exprsss, Ghendays excepted y ll.4sh.
m, Bxprsssi 500 Q. m. Rxprsssi and n.oo p. m,
Way Natl Train for Baltimore at sl6s N.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, T.a6 q, m, Way Mall % q. m,
EsPre'si l, 10 ?, N. nsprssai ss6 p nj Espre'' !
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave Philadelphis for Baltimore and Washington
ahio N; shd u % r M
Leave Baltimore for New York at $40 p. m.
nhio II. p KINNEY. superintendent
HRoUG LINE BETWEEN
i whasHrNoToN, PHrLADELPHiA. AND NEW
Trains between Washington and New York ar. now
ron NEW YoRK, without change Or s.,s,
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for schedule between washing ton, Baltimore, An
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General Ticket Agent
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hatering sueeen. Names Of all pur hassrs will be
eysry ipSt.pee tbe money win ia a.hss,f n,Is IN
funded. Price by mail, sealed, Yspd postpaid, 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

MoRMoNs At CHATHAM Four CORNERS
N. Y.-One OF the three wives of Brigham
Young, Jr arrived at Chatham Four Corners
on Saturday. accompanied by gentleman and
her two children and q servant The arrival
created great hub .hub among the people Of
that quiet town. Mrs. Young. who is des-
cribed as beautiful and intelligent woman,
was on her way to Canaan TO visit relatives
She left her one-third of Brigham, Jr., at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York. The gentle.
man is brother OF Mrs. Young, who has Just
returned from Europe where, DUR ing the LAST
four Years,he has been precahng Mormonism
The CHILDREN were two OF Brigham, Jr., nu-
merous tribe, and the servant member of the
family Of Saints. Mrs. Young is q daughter OF
a gentleman who was formerly a Baptist cler-
gyman q: West Stockbridge, joined the Nor
n. ons uDGer 10 Smith. and had charge of the
college at Nauvoo. This man married a sister
OF an old resident OF Canaan, and to visit her
mothers relatives was the object of Mrs
Young's journey.-Albdny Argus, Julyi7
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THE WoRKINGMRN In BALTIMoRR-The
San Of this morning says:-aA large mum ber
Of the journeymen carpenters OF the city were
yesterday on strike, the difference between
them and the employers arising from the fact
tnat the loureymen demanded the privilege Of
ending their days work on Saturday at o. m .
The bricklayers have already such an arrange.
ment, and the plasterers' association has ar
ranged to make the same demand in the course
of q few weeks"
The american says: {" For several months
past there has been enRendered an Ill feeling
between the master workmen of the yarioue
branches Of the mechanic arts and their en-
ployees, which at first originated in the de-
maDd for an increase OF wages, and then the
privilege Of discontln uing work at four O. clock
on each Saturday afternoon. This latter de-
termination has proven very Objectionable to
the builders and house carpenters, and hen CO
they have held several meetings and resolved
not to yield to the demands Of the journey
men. The following are the rates which are
paid to the journeymen ofthe various branches
per days work of ten hours: BrickIayers
"a so, best pressed brickiayers, IS to IS so:
house carpenters. three grades, viz: 50 so, S2.75
and 80; plasterers, 81; painters, -: grainers,
SO much per job hod.carriers, 50 so recently
demanded and paid at present laborer with
horse and cart, $3.50; cellar diggers, excaya-
tors and laborers generally, 81 so. timers.
S2.75: blacksmiths, S4; plasterers, best hands
81 so; and plumbers at least that much The
daily pay OF stone and marble cutters will
average about "a so. In regard to the pay of
the bricklayers, il should be stated that these
men cannot possibly average more than eight
and q half months in the year,
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ALEXANDRIA AND VIcINITY.-The Gazette
OF yesterday says
residence Is on Patrick ~srreer, near Gra ice
Church. was burglariousiy entered on Satur.
day night last, and robbed OF q portion Of it's
contents A colored woman was arrested as
On accomplice in the robbery, but, as no evi-
dence was educed sufficient to criminate her,
che was discharged. This is the fourth
robbery committed upon the premises Of Mr..
Henderson during the last twelves months.
A disturbance occurred at Glymont yester.
day between one or two Alexandrians and
some Washlngtonans, in consequence Of the
r.movai oy the former from the walls Of the
pavilion OF dancing programme of the Har-
mony Circle Of W as hington, then on an excur.
sion 70 that place. The affair was settled after
few blows had been struck.
Among the inmates Of the Watch House.
last night, was q man named Marehal Quade,
who was discovered to be q deserter from the
United States Army, and whose command is
arrested By officers Walker ana Burnett and
this morning taken to Washington and turned
over to the military authorities.
1t ts rumored, on what IL feared to be good
authority, that Father Vigilanti. sub. pastor Of
st Marv's Church. in this city, during . por.
tion of the time that Father Biox was In charge
here, was one OF the ten priests captured and
the 18th instant.
A large concourse Of persons assembled in
the NJ Market Square yesterday evening. to listen
John S. Hollineshead and VIM. p. Drew, Of
Washington. The meeting was great sue
cese, and number signed the pledge.
ance Of the State Of Vireinia. viii hold its next
annual session IN Leesburg ON "Wednesday
next, the Path instant: T.. d. Harrison, d. al.
" 2. OF Grand Division. and George Dufey,
Major Sam uel p. Lee, Super ntendent ofthe
Preedmen's Bureau, of this sub. district, was.
on Saturday last. confirmed BY the senate, in
Lfeufeuaut ColonAl by RrNvaf In fhn RnSn,g-
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A WIFE AIDS IN CHoPPING OFF HER Hus-
BANDS HEADH-The body OF a missing colored
man was recently found In Dan River, Stokes
county, N. e. His head had been completely
severed from his body. Suspicion was at
tsehed to his wife. and she was arrested and
confessed to her completely in the crime, i'm
plicating two white men, Reuben Wright and
another man named Manuei. 1t appeared that
Wright had promised to marry the woman as
soon as her usband was out OF the way She
with the assistance Of the two men, cut his
head of with an axe and threw the body into
the river
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Dispatches from Europe say:-A bill abosisb-
ing impr isonment for debt, which some time
ago passed the French Corps Legisls;if, has
nnaliy passed the Senate. and is now a la " OF
the Empire. The debste on IA Q financial ad.
ministration of the Govern ment wss brought
10 conclusion in the Italian Parliament
yesterday. and the Ministerial budget was
adopted with great uBanimfty. An imperial
nkRse has been promulgated which deerees in
Russia the ere-estabiishmento of the Provisional
Assembly.
The cotton prospect in Louisiana continues
dubious, owing to the continued rains The
worm has appeared IN some districts, and wet
weather has prevented the planters from clear
ing out the grass. In some sections cotton has
been ploughed in and the land replantsd win
corn. From the upland districts the prospects
sre more favorable, but all agree that even a
two thirds crop anywhere is contingent upon
. cessation OF wet weather. The prospe cts for
the grain crop are the best ever known
Montgomery Blair spoke At the Rock bridge
Alum Springs 10 Virginia on Saturday. He
severely denouncedthe Republicans OF Presi
dent johnson he sa,d that he had defeated the
Conserv alive party by retaining his enemies in
Office. A telegram to the Richmond Dispatch
sag 9, three hundred persons We're present, and
among them General Joe johnson.
Governor Pierpoint spoke at Halifax Court
house, Va, yesterday to about three thousand
colored speakers. The Richmond Wing has
accounts of q meeting in Charlotte, at which
Colonel Henry. g Confederate colonel OF in
fantry, presided. Delegates were appointed 70
the Republican convention. A Republlca
meeting has also been held in Amelia.
The yield OF wheat in Georgia 10 larger than
for many years. The corn crop 10 abundant
The recent rains have secured older corn,
while the younger promise finely. The co.,
ton crop is three to four weeks ols, the weed
good, and 1t is boiling well. Prospects are
favorable.
General Pope orders the enforcement of Gen
eral Order No. 10, which prohibits civil ON
GERS from using any tn1 uence whate YER in de.
terring or dissuading people from taking an
active part in constructing the State govern
ment under the military act.
Registration has closed in Savannah untD
August with q total of 1880 whites, 1902
colored. The registration for Chatham and
Bingham counties shows 372 whites against
1915 blacks.
Charles p. Bigger, superintendent OF the
Richmond Almshouse. has been removed by
the military authorities, and Mr. Pierce, the
former incumbent, reinstated.
The magistrates Of the Hastings Court in
Richmond held meeting yesterday TO repIy
TO General Schofeld's recent commHnic alton
The reply will be sent to day.
Lieutenant General Sherman has arrived At
Madison, Wis, to spend a week in recreation
with his family.
The weekly mortality report In New Orleans
shows nine deaths from cholera, and only two
from yellow fever.
The 11th United States infantry, now at
Richmond, II Is stated 10 to 60 to Texas.