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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
HRhpa'Rs fInsr MILITARY DIsrHIcr,

HBADa'RH FIRST MILITARY DIsTHIcT,I
OFFICER CHEZ CohsissARr suBsIsTESoE, J
RcHAoSp, VA, June l, 1865 }
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
a. ,hs once e Breye. Major ". "A EideIEi1. Capt.
iss, At N. Ter al the Fresh Bsef REQUIRED 1s :;
Richmond, Va, for sly months from Jsly I, 1868,
or such less time as the Commissary General OF
Subsistence may direct. The beef to be delivered
or the order Of Che andersisned o. good. market;
quarters, (nssks, shank., and Kidney tsliow 70 be
excluded Tho neeks OF the cattle slsug Entered to
be cut Of at the fourth vertebIsl Joint, and the
breast trimmed down. The shanks OF fore quarters
70 be cut from three to four inches above the knee
j9u, and Of hind quarters from sig TO eight inches
above the gambrel or hook Joint. =
Bidders are requested TO be present 10 respond 10
their bids and prepared TO give bonds for the full
hment Of their contract,
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly, ''Propo-
sals for Fresh Beef, at Richmond. Va.
The underlined reserves tho right to reject Any
Proposals Will be received At the same time and
PLACE for supplying Fresh Meats for sales 10 GERS
at Richmond, va, during the same period.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
application to this ONCE.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C.. &c. ,
AK IL command Of br'' VIZ o frSsRklss sAe
Dvt. Major and @, g., U.S.k.,
je2-lot ChiefC. 3. First Military District.
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Medical.
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A NTHRAcITE COAL FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BrREAr or EQUIPMENT AND REoRuIrIsa.

May 70, 1865. }
Sealed Proposals for Furnishing Anthracite Coal
for the Navy, &c. be delivered during the hscal
rear eLdinE Sth Of June. 1859, will be received at
These proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Anthracite Coal for steamer, that they may DO
distinguished from other business letters.
Tho offer must be for tho delivery Of tons. Of
2,2D pounds,
The Coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath, or Of kind equsl to them In all re-
spects, for the purpose intended, which equality
will DO determined BY board appointed BY the
bids. = = ~ ~ I - ~
The name q the Coz! proposed to be furnished
must be stated in the offer, OIL
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Philadelphia Maynard. or on board Of vessels ct
such point. within six miles thereof ~ NAV be
kind. '.00-- N II l.I-II7 = I-l'HI. 'i
The Coal must In all respsets be satisfactory to
the inspector Inspectors to be appointed BY the
bureau. who viii have the right OF perenptory
blank form. Of oner, guarantee. DC. win be fur
nished upon application to the bureau.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED SJAr.. pATIST OFFICE.

On the petition Of ALBERr q. sIiSolp, 81 Bos.
ton. Mas prsytns for The extension q PA patent
lnproysnent In APPLYING sp,ias. 70 Window
.sid patent; which takes place on the 9Th day
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Otnce on MONDAY, the nth day Of July
next, At u o'clock. m and all persons are notified
said petition ought not TO DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least ftoentg days before
the day Of hearing all testimony nled by either
party, to be used at.ths said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance. with the
rules ofthe Office. which will be furnished on ap-
plieation. H''0. NJ"
Depositions aud other papers, relied upon as tss-
timony, must be nled In the once t,osntv days
bsf0ts The day Of hearing The sIgumsnts. any.
Ordered, also, that this NOTICE be published In
the RSPgBLIoAs and the Intsiitoencer, Washing.
ton, d. O., and In the Post, Boston, MArnAohu-
sslt., once week for three successive weeks,
tho nrst Of said publications 10 be ut least sixty
days previous tOths day OfhsarnsS srour
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PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

.FoRr LEAvEswoRra. KAN, Nay y, 1865
Sealed proposals will be, received al this ohce
iss; ss ssl II Sdrp ss;pp Etc.,
,,so cord. f SssJ Es ssSEsi k 81. Ely.
~" '''ai fs ssis & &Sfd ~ .1 S.a M.y
a'i'o cords S SHSS !. N sSs' K hsS
,'A" e0'a' $SSF DODGE. Kansas.
wfoRTLYos. t..
"soo Port REYNOLDS. CT.
The hay 70 be Of. good merehantabis prairie hay,
we'll rna and sy AZ saI. is
such way as to be impervious to heavy rains and
AayI amaze which nay result 70 the hay from
'rRI iSn q X s ss' ,s sG Ss sSS pounds.
Ths wood foI Forts Harker and Hays % be hard
Ss, s' ss hs sssf pSss s y L b bet
speeive posts. cut full four feet long, split 10 con
sass Is: sss stE 81: ss small limbs and brush
Tas d' tx SUPPLIES + ssS%sass z
Ths delivery q ths by to be eomplssed by or be-
Ths posts at which the deliveries aro made must
BE- hspt fully supplied from time Of hrst delivery
will be received,
BIDS mus, DO made separately for each article.
and for each post.
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to
enter into contracts which have been awarded them,
will not be considered.
Of the hay contracted will be withheld until the
contract ID sstisfAetorily allied,
at this once, will be imposed upon bidders and
CONTRACTORS. and blank forms VI proposals. will be
furnished upon application,
Sy s y 4 Tho eOmmandIpE 0f1s. psparv
| BIeyt. Brig, Gen. U, s. A,
je3-td Acting ChieIQ NJ Dept, Missouri.
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pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
9Ss, iis i...s s. esss..iI:''

Assr'rAsr 9gsS ,,.o z, os.,er.l
PHiIADILrHIA, June o, lees
Sealed proposals will b TycS.ysd q this 9i1ss
for furnishing this Dspa rtmsnt with forage for
period Of one yea, cmmencins July 1. Ises. and
conn oars. HAY Alb STRAW.
Tho estimated amount Of each required monthly
1900 pounds o. corn or oats, as may be required.
1900 pounds Of hay and 400 pounds Of straw
or diminish the amount, As the necessities Of he
service may require.
Ali grain to be Of the best quality, oats 81 pounds
10 the bushel, corn pounds TO the busheli hay Of
the best quality Pennsylvania timothy straw TO
spection pfior 10 delivery.
Proposals will state price per hundred pounds for
delivered at such places In this city as may be
deVgnated, in such quantities and at such times
As may be ordered. Thspriee to be stated In words
and figures.
gl,ss form, tSr ErSp0'.i' can BE- GSt.,.sd on
jee.td Byt. Col and A. O. n. U. 8. Army
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ARLINGTON, April Is, 1858.
On the petition Of NoRHAs MILLis0ros, Of
SALISBURY, Vermont, praying for the extension OF
4 patent grsated % him The stb day q 4pEg.t,
1881, for an Improvement In Machines for 0radu-
ating Carpenter Squares for seyen years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 9Th day Of August, 1853:
ordered that ,ee SAID petition DO heard at the
Patent Once on MON DAY, Oth day Of July next,
at u O'Clock, m. and all persons are notified TO Ap:
pear and sh9y cause u any they have. why said
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ne In the Patent once their objections. specially
set forth In writing at least ttpeny days before the
DAY ofhssrinSi an testimony hled BY either party,
to DO used at the said bearing, must be taken and
tIansInitted In accordance with the rules Of the
ofiee, which will b. furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon rs tes-
.imony, must b. aled n che once tioeafy days be.
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, N any,
within ten days after nling he testimony,
Ordered, also. that this notiee be published In
the REPuBLic An and tho Intellioencer, WAshInE .
ton. D. O.. and "a The Bannsr. Bennington, Yer
drs Of said publicat9ns TO be at least sixty days
previous TO the day o'hearing.
ap2l. Acting Commissioner Of Patlpts,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or SrArE,l
June ., 1858.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for
tho year ending June 10, 1850. viii be received Al
his Department until the 10th day OF July, 1893.
at II clock, m.
An estimate Of the quantities which will be
needed, aud blank forms for bidding, contain ming
full Information. have been prepared, which Will
be furnishes. upon apPlicsti0R: a.
Washington. ID. q. ju6-wtw,
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS poR FORAGE AND STRAW.
HtADarAssrr,n. D. p,rAsIn.sI Q. ~ !. Lh.rs,

H.AparAlrsns DEPARTMENT or IHs LAxr,l
CHisr ouARrrknAsTEA'sO pYIoR,
DETROIT, MIel,, May q, 1873. } q,
this advertisement, attached TO each, are invited
and will be received At this once until II on
SATURDAY, June 20. 1868, for furnishing Forage
and Straw ~ such quantities A. may be required
lor issue at Detroit. Port Wayne, and Fort oratiot.
beliyery to commence July l. 1855, and to con-
tinue until September ~, 1853
Bids should be- endorsed proposals. for Forage
and Straw, " and addressed 70 the undsrsignsd.
For further PARTICULAR. apply At ibis once.
...|.| TT. =, D, Bnl0HAN.
ChiefQ, y. Dept. Lakes,
jsS.td BIT. Brig. 0sa- y. ga.
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PROPOSALS 70 RsTA1IoYERY.

1 s.,,p,,..,.,,, Jun, !, ,ss
sssfstsis y q: navy aaa !hs several Bureau: u
cal year ending June 20, lss, will bs received
UNI, ~ .n,o n0 no 2. n ,ng n psa. Lhey
ststiGasIy." and addressed Z The Secretary o.
Essh pToPS;;a mus. b signed By .hS indiv,dG
SSSsg or bdSsns 10 aseeae saeb sopt1s ~ m sne
accompany T., The bidder q bidder. 70 whom ihe
contract may pc awarded VIII be required 70 enter
rto ana x rye posa N m sum o.
sureties, for IL faithful execution. The names o.
sssanpsny The piopo.si. ,..
saFed lin |. bushes Tuds q will Be
which article. article; can be procured IMMEDIATELY
a whieh Az enc article.
Printed forms for proposals, embracing a sehed-
quired, will BE- Furnished o. application az the DE-
Che samples; -. -,
IS reams Of Regulation Paper
& Sr Ts.%: q q F R,cHI.ssss'p'
rs reans Of auarto Post.
e reams mote paper, ,
80 reAms of Copying Paper
~, 900 Envelopes, oficial and others.
l+Oquarts Of Ink,
laD gross Of Steel Pens
s. DOZEN Pencils.
Together with a variety Of other articles
Each article to be Of the very best quality, to be
delivered without delay which ordered, aud to be
quired,
Articles not embraced In the schedule are to be
furnished at proportionate rates TO those thatare,
and In Of unnecessary delay or refusal the
part Of the contractor to furnish the articles con-
traeted for, the Department Is to purchase them
from other parties a. the current reisi prices. and
deduct the access, II any, from the bills under the
contract
The right Ia reserved to the Department Of pur
chasing greater or less quantity q each and every
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WOODEN WATER PIPE,

GAS PIPE.
AND EAvE TROUGH
The Best aud Cheapest Articles ever made. Every
body, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
for free descriptive circular and price list 10 a,
WOODWARD. Williamsport. Pa.
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HOWE STEVENS, FAMILY pYE col, GoL9 RS:
The same shades, al n. powder form; We advise
The use d the Blacks. groyns and Drabs, In the
Dealers. and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mass.
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rpRUssgs. -''seeley's Hard Rnhber Tfu.sn cure.
l. RupIlfe. retAiss the most diAealt safely and
easily never rusts, breaks, moves or soils Always
new Sold by ali druggists. Send for pamphlet,
lSt7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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An ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
foo,ways and CUTTERS on the south side Of
A street north, between Fourth and Eleventh
streets east.
Be At sHoeted, 4c., That the Mayor DO, and
he Is hereby, authorised and requested to
cause the urbstones to be set and the foot.
ways and cutters paved on the south side OF
A street north, between Fourth and Eleventh
streets east. The work to be contracted
for, and executed In the manner and under
the superintendsnes provided by iawj and
to dsfray the expense Of the said improvement,
a special tax equal to the cost thereof is
hereby imposed and levied on all lots or parts
OF lots bordering on the line Of the improve
msnti the said tax to be assessed and collected
in conformity with the provisions Of the act
approved October l2. 1855.
Approved, May 2s, 1903.
AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
footways and CUTTERS on the west side Of
Sixth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue and Boundary street.
Be IL enacted, DC, That the Mayor be, and
he 10 hereby, authorised and requested to
cause the ourbstones to be set and tho foot.
ways and cutters paved on the west eide Of
Sixth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue and Boundary street; the work TO be
contracted for and executed In the manner
and under tho superintendence provided BY
Law and to defray the expense OF the said
improvement q special tag equal to the cost
thereof IL hereby imposed aud levied on all
lots or parts Of lots bordering on the line Of
the improvement the said tax to be assessed
and collected In conformity with the provi-
.ions of the act approved October IL, 1865.
Appnoysd, Nay rs, 1858.
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An ACT TO set the curbstones and pave the
footways and CUTTERS on the north and south
sides Of 8 street north, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west.
Be II enacted DC, That the Mayor be, and
he Is hereby. authorised and requested to
cause the curb,tones to DO set and the foot.
ways and CUTTERS paved on the north and
south sides Of s street north, between Sixth
and Seventh streets west the work to be
contracted for and executed In the manner
and under the superintendsncs provided by
law and to defray the expense Of the said
improvement, a special tag equal to the cost
thereof Is hereby imposed and levied on all
lots or parts Of lots bordering on the line OF
the improvement tho said tax to be assessed
and collected In conformity with the pro.
visions Of the act approved October IL. 1865
Approved May 2s, 1858.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

present Letters were received from correspondents
urging the attention OF the society TO the proper
manner OF keeping COWS and their food; OF the
growth Of Norway oats; OF the death OF valuable
cattle caused by excessive drnkng OF the compare
the mode OF ventilating wells, &c. DIR. Trimble OF
that the Camden and Amboy Railroad Of New
Jersey had given the agricultural prospects OF
the southern portion Of that State by stopping with
their influence certain railroad projects designed
TO aid the farmers there In the rapid transmission
of their stock to the New York markets. Inventions
were submitted, and samples OF potato bread deli
clous syrup and grapes submitted TO the cuD Ior IN
spection, received attention.
DRowNED.-Coroner Flynn held IN inquest yester-
day at pier IS North river the body OF Benjamin
Crocker, seaman, formerly belonging on board the
steamer Ellen d. Terry who disappeared a few days
ago, and whose body was recovered yesterday morn
ing in the North river. A verdict of found drowned
was recorded.
SUICIDE BY TAKING PoIsoN.-Coroner Flynn was
yesterday notified to hold an inquest the body Of
Edward Mcmahon, a man sixty years of age, who
committed suicide at his late residence $50 Green
wch street, by swallowing dose of poison No
cause for the commission of the act was reported.
CONFIDENCE DoDGE.-A man named Martin
Moran, who resides at Spuyten Duyve came to this
city yesterday and purchased ticket for passage to
California in the ofice of company in Robinson
street. While in the ofice he accosted by gen.
tlemanly looking man, who informed him that he
had learned that he (Moran) had engaged passage
for California and that he would like employ him to
take care OF some blood horses that he desired should
reach that State In safety. Moran expressing will
ngness to take care OF the horses the stranger told
him he would give him $40 month, besides So day
as extra compensation for his trouble. He then
took Moran to house in Leroy street and borrowed
$24O from him. and told him to wait outside until he
should return, handing him his pocketbook, at the
same time telling him that 1t was but right that he
should have some security for his money. He
then re-entered the house and did not again
make his appearance. Moran, after wait
ing quite while for his newly made friend
to come out, began to smell q mice, and opened
the pocketbook that had been given him, when, to
his utter CONSERVATION, he found that 1t contained
thirteen s5 gold G pieces and check on the First
National Bank, payable to the order OF Wm B. Hen
Vatican and sight draft payable to John T. Hen
derson for $780, and apparently signed by one Will
EinS MicaWber.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
SUPREME C1UaT-cnAMsEas.
Tue Argument in the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Case Concluded.

BeIOTe JUuSe CaTUOZO.
FISK, m, rs. The chicago Rock Island ana Pacific
Roitrodd Company dnd OtherS.-rhe argument in
this case, which covers also three other precisely
similar suits was concluded yesterday, having occu-
pied the attention OF this court for about days at
intervals. The original suit was brought to declare
null, void and Illegal the issue by defendants of forty
nine thousand shares OF new capital stock OF the
completion OF the issue and the negotiation
OF any of the STOCK then already issued.
receiver Of the proceeds OF the sale
and hypothecation OF this stock was also
prayed for subsequently OF the officers OF the
company were Charged with being in contempt OF
the referee touching the dspost ton OF the stock and
the money! realized from It, The cases have been 4
. final argument on motion for the continuance Of
the temporary injunction for the appointment OF
receiver, Tor attachment against some Of the defend
ants for contempt.
The court reserved its decision.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
TIE RAILROAD WAR.
The Fight Transferred TO the Jersey Capital
Reduction OF Fares.

The Fight Transferred TO the Jersey Capital
Reduction OF Fares.
Bafiled and thwarted at every step, in consequence
Of the proximity of that crotchety little colony called
Jersey to the metropolis, the Vanderbilt party
have commenced the "retreat from Richmond,n
and admit they can no longer Eight 1t
out on that line.n on last Thursday Mr..
Edrldge by chez douwe gained an important
s;ratcgcal position, which compelled the enemy to
change his base. While everything depended on the
action OF the Legislature at Albany and all eyes
seemed turned in that direction one OF the most
successful tricks OF the season was played in the
halls OF another legislature. In less time than
a man would take to travel from Albany
to poughkeepsie bill .conferrlng on the
Erie Railroad Company all the rights and priv
leges they enjoyed in New York was passed by
both houses OF the Legislature at Trenton and placed
N The hands Of the Governor, The Legislature then
night by which time the Vanderbilt party had re-
covered from their CONSERVATION. Such q rush to
Trenton, such hustle In the State House and
such lobbying as was witnessed that evening the
Trentonans avow beat anything OF the Kind before.
70 recover the bil-that is withdraw II from m, the
there was the rub Two Jersey lawyers, Tuttle and
Hoxe attended to guard the interests Of Vanderbilt
motion was offered requesting the Senate to re-
turn the BILL but after warm debate the further
consideration was postponed to yesterday. Up to
i've O'clock however, the question was not intro
duced.
The reduction Of the fare to Buffalo. as already
noticed IN the HERALD, took effect yesterday. The
The injunction issued by Judge Cerke was served
on Mr.. George A. 0sgood, toe newly appointed re-
cciver, last evening.
Mr.. Gould has purchased a handsome residence IN
Jersey, whittier he Will remove with his family In O
few days. AS soon as the other directors can be
similarly accommodated the business OF the Rrie
Railroad will be transacted In Jersey City,
where the principal Office will be. located
The bill, IL Is expected viii be signed
this forenoon by Governor Ward, and Jer-
sey viii no longer pick the crumbs that fall from
the table OF Its wealthy neighbor, but grasp the
yOnd question that the sympathy and, II necessary
the active cooperation Of Camden and Amboy IL
with Drew In the contest.
IN Tie meantime the usual police guard, under
officer Mccoy, protect the camp
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
COURT CALeNGAR-TliS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 90, 14G,
as7.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part 1.-Nos. SO, 16O
126, 1876. 1871 II.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM,--Nos. 5s5, Co.'S 615
6lO 467, 5o6 500 513, 577, 3l3 525 62l 623 GA 625
626, 627, 62S, $780, $751; 632, 6SS, 63i 6a5, &c., $685.
63S.
SUPREME CoURT-C1RCUIT.-Parto o-Nos 1s6s, 1854
IlS2 l55S 264 276 1882, 1885, 1884, 1896, 1424 1864
1906, 1870. 1914 1876 1880, 1882. 1884, 1885,
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS.-Nos. Il, 93, 12s, 1i2,
POS, 23l, 237, 240.
SUPERIOR CoUeT-TRIAL TERM-Part 2--Nos 1884,
26s 1881 $685. $685. 3742, $685. $780, 32os 237s, Ss52
1872, 1874, $780, 3s1S
CoMMoN PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2-Nos. 100,
110, Ill, l62, l5l.