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The Impeaehmeu, I.y.s,i,a,ie..

The managers of i'm peac Inn INT held mother
meeting yesterday for the purpose Of pushing
the investigation ordered BY the House on
Saturday. Among the v itu sses brought be-
fore them were c. w. Woollry and j. q. Din-
leavy, OF OHIO; Hon. Edward Cooper. citing
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury; General
II. V N. Boynton, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
and w. w. worden. of the Baltimore Saa.
General Boynton was exsmined As to he
conversations with Senator Ross, occurring on
Wednesday and Thursday OF last wesk, in
which be testified that Mr. Ross stated his In
tention of voting for the 1lth article. n
Mr.. Woolley endeavored to escape the effect
claiming that his testimony on that occasto1
was not legal, the oath having been admiufs-
tered by member Of the committee and not
by the chairman.
On Tuesday J. G. Dunleavy, of Dayton, Ohio,
testified that he had vouched for the credit ard
standing of g. w. Woollry to the cashier of n
FIRST National Bank Ia Washing ton. and that his
(WOolley's) check was good for SIS ,OOJ n Gin
cinnat, on the strength Of which Woolley drew
that amount in this city. Mr. DunteAyy also
testified that he had been sent by Woolley TO
Judge Blackman, OF Ohio, Offering him 1850
if he (Blackman) would use .his Influence to
defeat the conviction Of the President which
Blackman declined
Mr.. WoolIey himself was subjected to a long
examination relative to the disbursement Of
this money. At first he denied the right OF the
managers to question him on this subject At
length he accounted for about 5000. He de.
scribed himself as a lawyer, and said that he
had come to Washington in the interest of his
client, with $25,UOO. With this clients money
he had given several dinner parties here, at
which Messrs. Eyarts, Groesbeck, Cooper,
Ogden, OF New York, and 5. s. Cox were guests;
that he did not believe Mr.. Evarts used unpro-
fesslonal means to secure acQuittal; and that
he did not think the Senate could be bought for
the money at his command. On being Ques-
toned as to the remaining SlS,00O, he declined
TO answer. General Butler then put him in the
custody Of the Sergeant-at-A Arms Of the House,
directing that he be prevented from holding
communication with any one. Woolley
asked for time, but it was denied him. He
then asked to be taken before the bar of the
House. Finally he said that he had come to
the conclusion thai the money could not b.
used in this city to the advantage of his client,
and that he had sent it to New York. to SherI-
dan Shook for safe keeping. Previous to this.
be testified that he had sent the money to
Peter Shanba, of Cincinnati, which, of course,
involved manifest contradiction. In his tes-
timony yesterday, Wooliey could not be got to
tell much tending TO elucidate the manner in
which be had disposed Of the S25,0O0, claiming
that he had used il in the interest of his client,
but not disclosing hOW he had applied it to that
end.
So far as we have been able TO learn, nothing
of consequence was ELECTED from any other of
the witnesses brought before the committee yes.
terday.-Chronicle.
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ADDITIONAL PREcIScTs.-By reference to
our report of the proceedings Of the Board of
Aldermen last evening, il will be seen that the
Board sgr, ed to the amendments of the lower
Board TO the bill creating additional voting
precincts, which new only awaits the Mayors
sigI AZURE to become a law. The Council amend
ments reduce the number of precincts from six
or eight, as provided in the Aldermen's bill, to
five in each ward. and provide for the appoint
ment OF two clerks in each precinct, to assist
the Commissioners of Election in the perform
anee OF their duties of receiving and counting
the votes, &C.
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THAT CASARD.-The following "a the de-
spatch sen; by General Dent, brother .in-lawof
General Grant, to General Sickles. at Chi.
cago-
WAsHINGToN, May le.-The despatch in the
heTdfd tnls morning, IN which am reported TO
nave said that General Grant would decline
TIE termination under certain circumstances,
ana that ne had written letter to that effect is
entirely without foundation.
(Signed) GEO. W. DpSr
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Miss Richings popular English Opera
Troupe commences lyric season at the Ma
uonai Iheater on Monday evening next with
tlotow's imposing opera of Martha In
THIS cpera, with the exception of Mr. Peakes
and OF Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, all the leading
artists of the company appear, Miss Richings
singing the part of Lady Horriet, Mrs Seguin
ina 'of Noncy, Mr. Castle that of Lionel, Mr..
campbell that Of PlGnkea, and Mr.. Seguin that
OF TtaSfrnm
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"PENDING NEGOTIATION tollow-
ing curious statement appears in the Chicago
- specials" Of the New York Commercial
CHICAGO, May 20 The knowledge thar Sen.
aior Wade's nomination as Vice President will
prevent the success of a pending negotiatlon
IoI the Nctes OF two Republican Senator's for
conviction, who voted against the elsvsnth o.
Icie' has virtually Withdrawn him from the
contest His friends are di viding in favor OF
SOlfaX and HamIin w Vi
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REsiGSEo.-We understand that Mr.. T. Ed.
ward Clarke has resigned his position as a
Trustee of the Public Schools of the Third
School District, and that Mr.. 5. A. II. Marks
VIII probably be nominated by the Mayor to
MI the vacancy
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- From Blanchard & Mohun we have
H'Tper's Magazine for June, Harper's Weekly
for May, ana Seou's novel of ..Rob Roy"
published in neat cheap form, by d. Appleton
Il Co., New York
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TakArRIcsL MANAGER DscANrKD.-H
the Metropolitan Theatre in Buffalo "
last eptsmber, has suddenly decamped He Is
cnsrgvd with borrowing $50 Of 8 banker the
evening before ieayinS
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SOUTHERN NoNiNATIoNs-Ihe C,nssrx
tiyss Of Charieston. 8 O., haxe nornin.,sst "a
mayor, Colonel winiam p Patton An ~
oficer Of the United States army. now engaged
IL cotton planning. HIS opponent Is Gilbrrl
The Republicans have nominated Cpr,,. 81
Bedford, tor Congress, from the Fifth d,st,,o,
OF Virginia. ie'
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s|To-morrow the Maryland Synod of the
evangelical Reformed Church meets at Md
dletovn, Maryland
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Francis Ii. Hays, OF Boston, has been
elected President Of the new South Pacific raul
way. The road Is TO be extended forthwith.
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NTANNUAL TAX NOTICE.

I'M n ANNUAL TAA NUTICE.
COLLgCTOB's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL RKvsN
DISTRICT OF CoiUMBIA,(
WASHINGTON, May s. 1865
Notice u hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST
OF TAXES assessed in this Collection District for
the year 1873 has been received from the Assessor
And that the duties and taxes therein specified
nave BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE.
The taxes included in the aforesaid list are upon
IINfEGUSMEs FOB ISL; SPECIAL TAXES,
Is6s "
viii attend at my once, No 46s Seventh street.
opposite the General Post Once. daily, (Ssnd avs
excepted FRONT hi. date to May 3lst, ls.5 fr ON
same.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums due
by them respectively, according to the list afore-
said, within the time specified, MAY slst, 1853 }
will, At the expiration thereof. become liable to
pay FIVE PEk CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Columbia INV I;-dtd
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Inc Cumberland Valley Railroad is TO be
extended from Hagerstoxn to williamsport
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

PREssID BkicK skUNT. hes .svss room.
DE-, Ss ,,tusied on s,rs., s.ssh. eet.re. sts ana
s%s s IN j. &c &c 80 s'~'; u" cash.
p,na sn 81 f 4. :. ~, s: "a "a Z.
FoA 80 youR sroaY
PRESSED BACK lxaNr HOUSE,.
ssd s.r .t 1s s s:ss. sG rooms s'
ssn. ss; ssss fs iSe.ss = s.. RE-. sss IN
u inms ,t,s s ,isin,,y o. hs Patent and Post
'sessieh given on the ist Of june
myaa Corner Of s. s.a = an. a3f f,.,.
FOB RENr.In the Country; about eve miles
ten Is ns With esrdsn and .tssns i
Daur: ee c2BIS $50 .sa
18th and ls,h streets; or OF Mrs. sHoEMakER,
Warrington. They contain 500 acre. each. OF
s,nai sfiention. -in ell .h.a 10. y % ' long s
circuit. OF exohsnse ther for city properly.
pypeom- On 'AMt Sa.s, Maast bc
lorsL AMP LOT IN b. aDENSBt &c FOR
-, kEnII1hs iHsg. and "a. eommoiieas baiidins.
e.tv.tea part Of u. town, ten minutes walk from
the station. The house contains 10 rooms besiee.
IsiI -atout one and . half OF land plenty Of
WILLS. Terms nff fsici Apply S no S is.Ss.
n SSH,1 Insa sSh .s,c, partly bal
sss' % r:
property valued At s2;s3 w-r
my Is eol0t No. Market Space y
AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned have for private sale that val.
~ S,nss snd
soap and candle Works This property contains
Of SSs y
large looms and good cellar and in every respect
brst class residence. This dwelling is located on
Of the lot IL improved With q large, convenient
and well-built one and two-story FRAME FAC,
TOBY III feet by IS feet, containing two large
ponds weekly, three large Rendering KettIes ca.
pnhle OF rendering 6r. thousand poksds d.ily, and
all necessary out buildings for the factory, in
near the dwelling is Q building suitable for ser
wants. a good well of water. and Q number Of ne
fruit trees. branch passes through the property
ns& rSsd e.ans 70 n. oP h
Bridge and just outside Of the limits of George
town, and is IN every respect a most desirable
ness OF distillery. The buildings are so located
to each other that the loi can be easily divided
separating the dwelling from the factory IL de.
To persons DESTROYS Of going into tbs above busi-
ness or procuring a comfortable country resi-
deDce no better OF portunity could be offered The
properly 10 within fifteen minutes walk Of the
For terms and other particulars apply 20
WILLIAM ASSN; Gsorgstown,
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WANTS.

.ft s.. :. is , g ,ss e!
w = Nps.. i.nd . se plain .ios. ohsnSsr.
sfs. f9r wo d.s: B. Star Once. ,,
Ia s! s.1 "a. 9! =: ~
$4,000 S sl =. = s ,..! :Gw .S g e
CORD y mosssase % improve. ars. eI..s. q ea
sa re, i Sc: 1sSs
Wss.asRREiss 's soG q sAiSSS eS
WsRRhY lIsgS Siass X. s5si 3: s.ss
tween 18th and l4th streets my % ST.
WAkTTEID1MSBI .r..pect.h,. Iri,h girl, .sIT
north. my 2o-at'
pSa Af red, .ss a.
ass 10Th str e. 'S Sss.sssn ;si
WANTED-Tvo ROOM sgit.hle for house
. mhSts: VAN hs f..::ss b.pss s = e.
Tern: mSsssr.is Reference exchanged ASd e,
WaaNTmc.IDVvAa Iiv., Industrious American or
must be willing 20 take an interest In her work;
COED ssssnsss and
iSs tomb a H. Post once box eS %2 Hs:h
WANTED-lHn expe1ienoed COOK, in epri7sie
Ioaui isps Good Recommendations reSais.d
WANTHD-A good foot LATHE HAND OR
W SLIDE D.. BALLAUF,.
my 1851 Ala Seventh street.
WAETEp.A good COOK, WASHER and
9Th street west between 'i and IT.. Apply n, sss'
WANTED-BOARD, in various -parts Of the
Ne fees CHARGED to 70 tspsnt ah
Apply 234 Pc avenue, Room 4. my ls ST
WAETED-Min-ra Water dealers, confection
~, or, ana proprIetors Of Restaurants to know
is The best in use. See Agents ia another column
WANTED-Families breaking mp Housekeeping
~ ss or 1emosina from the city. 20 know that they
GUILD, Furniture Dealer, I'd st. and Pa. ave.
WANTED-n0UsEs, TO- rent and sale, Iare.
Wv and email IL On Psr,, q the city, ior ss
class customers Also Ss sisy LIS k kiISs
ssn e'n'rsi Ass9 9ss ~. .sr..s %.s
sSfS aHsTHb E EcS'fi
ING; UN1BRCLOTHlNG, BEDDING, BOOTS.
L and II street: north. H.b.MSo %sttsr tI ho sS
much they have been worn. jaslys
VS 00O WANTED TO BUY-Ail kinds o,
TC.UVU: Gsntlemen's and Ladies' second
TURE, for which 2 fair price viii be paid, at No
"a Bridge street Georgetown. fel3ly
WAETED-NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
w ING. Watches, Diamonds, Gems, REVIEWERS
or any article OF value, at the old established firm
Of X. FULTON co, PawHbrokers, s11 Ninti
street, near Pennsylvania avenue Singer Sevins
Machine Aeeney. j. sly.
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"A VERY DESIRABLE u UBBAN RESI-.
DENCE FOB SALE.
For sale one of those desirable new
ELEGANT FRENCH COTTAGES,
NTH an acre Of ground in Mount Pleasant VILLAGE
road. Just north Of Columbian Coliese
mhe hoy,e contain: 70 rooms he: large cellar
whole is under good fences. and all in complete or
der The garden and grounds are in . fine state O.
rare opportunity is here presented to parties
who desire choice suburban residence to obtain
one ~ '-' '' RoA&sfs . WHITNEY.
4,6 ssvsn,h .tra. aesi Estate Brokers,
my 1857 between g and h streets.
FOR sALE,A RARE OPPORTUNITY-Opeo OF
- bn ns nDsst locesie. Washnston for place
feet. Apply on the premises after .. m. m 10 St.
EOR RENT-DELIGHTFUL sUMMER RESI-.
II pENCE, furnished; II rooms, good Sheds
sssps psns
AZ Elegant neiShosrhsOd: Mass. avenue, bet.
II aaysScs: Beat references required. Apply Or
FOR RENT@0n 7th street. between d and SITS
Sesen and ~ store No ssS h
HOWARD HOUSE FOR RENT. and FURNT
HOUSE, with ten or twelve room:. wanted. a as'
ply on the premises. my is tel
EOR RENr-A HOUSE Of four ro.ms. on "a a.
per mosih HIsk%oop, sos pa. .s ME- Reps IN u.
- Drug and Prescription Store, with all modern
improvements doing q good business; situated In
Of the s: q sn TS
store can e bought cheap, as the parties wish to
business in the city Of baltimore. can buy Sreasy
TO tneir aaysntsss by Addressing Drug store,
FOR gEET,on Capitol Hin. ooTrAeE. Of 9
' :s,1. ed x. Sss.
attached No. aS3 18th ssrest vest, n:sI Ps ave
my lift n. T. cor. New York ave. s and 18th st.
Z HOUSE and sTXBLiNG at corner Of iaas =
west ard IT. south, two squares south OF Kirk.
: SGss s xs; Apply At ass street. corner 81
EOR SALE-Ths GOOD Will AND 1TY
TURts Qneluding all the FurlitareI Of Dor
~ ossl tel and Msso9 r.sd :isn.ssd On ths
sb kEI 7; Is Rs. 6:;,s
on the corner Of street and New jersey n%T ave
ana end
month, store Ok Tor term sssi1 % s'0Is ="
uy4u oon.. or, y g s;i I 2 g. Sssth.
LOB RENT-A hryt-claeg three story BRICK
HOUSE. and back bsildtas ,.eevly. tainted,
III. :; = 0s;s ~;
E6R SALE OHHIfC6f06K 7NT FfTfTRIs
ne Green Tsbiss, 1asble eoda Fountain, e.. ~.
Win BE- sold bargain. q 13& RAnno. ovsnIs, nsSr
0oN. mh1o-H
DfRsONs DEeI1INQ. 30 TS.eT = 13e,,,p
H esn % n.ks ~ ii2yl1sp.si, a. M -
Z 8 s IN . No. E.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On last week. geptlemans GOLD
- WATCH CHAIN. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving 1t at the store Of P. WHITE
CO, 18th and streets. my 2-3ts0
/ OST-On the 18th, brown POINTER DOG.
IL Any II formation whick may lead to his recov-
near 18th. my ai-3ts
DIAPERS LOST OR MISLATD-On Monday,
l us, MEMORIAL of Mrs 0rne to Congress,
ONO value except to the Lesser. The party return
ing same to PHILIP S0LOM0N'S Book store
will be rewarded. It,
I OST--On Seven tn street near 4, on or crossing
IL at and eth, Brown MOROCCO PURSE,
containing six or seven dollars, and some articles
of no value except to the owner The finder will
be suitably rewarded upon leaving IL at this office.
my COST
I OST-In the City or County. since Friday last
IL GOLD PEN and PENCIL. The fl der will
be literally rewarded by leaving il with JAMES
DONALDSON, 35s 18th street. my 1856
co RFWARD-Lost on Friday the 18th inst.
e. Yellow Epgiish Terrier; answers to the
name Of Pink. The above reward will be paid II
returned TO CHARLES r. BEHREN's, 9Th street,
between n and o. my Is IT.
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WILLIAM d. CAssIN. GeorSetown.
WILLIAM r. WOODWARD. Washington

myA div ..... Trustees.
GALE or FINE ElRsr-CLAss RESI-
- DENCE ON GEORGET0wN HEIGHTS.
The hne RESIDENCE ON the northwest corner
Of High and Eighth streets adjoin ing the grounds
fCslonel Kurtz. and opposite the residence OF 7
g. Soxa Ess. Apply to CHARLES NJ. NAT
TEEWS, No 81 Congress street, opposite Post
Once, Georgetown, ID Q. ap 10 eotf
FOR sALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL and
J. MIXTURES Of q Feed Store. viii be sold
cheap ifspplied for immed' ateiy on the premises
Nc. 624 corner eth and south. my s. 2vs
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
I ARGE SALE OF x GOVERNMENT PROP
Dtpwy o~aTtsrrasisr Gsnsrai,s ose,
large assortment OF Governments Stores viii he
sold at public auction, in this city, on TUESDAY,
g se si, and MSHenry streets, Camp Newport
These stores are nearly all ne~, and consist i'm
part endt Of wrought Iron; Seasoned Wagon Timber,
Tools complete sets,D Forges, Buckles, Screws,
A complete list Of the store. can be obtained ut
the ousrtermasters once in this city, no. ~
on delivery, sA's ss1rEwSRf VAN VIII LII Ir''
.my2O q Brevet MAJ Gen. q. s. A.
GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
Hsadqsar.srs Dlsa,i,a;.s estIe Plane
+. Gag, GsSs'f,yy, NJ ~, 9fe sss
There viii be sold at public auction AT FORT q.
smith, MONDAY, June ], lS6s, a large lot OF
pss, ruel fofsse Mster Ssohnsry .1 Su s9
masters Stores. Clothing, Tentase, stoves Furni-
large number Of other articles now at that post
msnfso sss VII commence at noon on the day
Terms; Cash, in Government funds
The sale will be made, without reserve, to the
highest Responsible bidder.
By order Of BreVet Major Ge %T M ATggF
my ls-st Brevet Brig General and CHEF q NJ
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDINANCE
At watervIiet krsenai, West Troy. N Y. will
be sold at public action. oommencins az no "a m,
dnance Stores, Machines. Tools, &c, consisting
Iron and Brass Cannon,
shot, Shell and other Cas- Troa. aTs
Small Arms, Swords, sabres. &c.,
Infantry and Cavalry Aecortrements,
Paulins, Buckets, Old Tools. &C.
other part ofbuildings, Tsnks foI Cisterns, &c
i Aliens Patent MOrtising Machine, (lArgs
! Hand MOrtising Ma chine, (McClintocksJ
Vertical Saw, Hun ne tons Patent
bsaSis o, fGa 81 slo.Ess s.sA
with Gearing. &C.,
Nsr S;Hss Z !aspss; .,e.n Pump,
Lift aud FORCE Pun ., s-inoh cylinder.
"A cstaioeue Of all the articles viii be sent upon
'e 4sr1s q sale: Cash.
eG.,.ro Ordinance. s-. Eh.ls. e saf T.
SALH OF GOVERNMENT PRoPERTY.
WIN be sold. at public auction. 70 the highest
bidder. e the city q Norfolk, Sirsints, on FRI
ss. y:s.:i assss s. :si s.s ,ss $
is::s =: ss:1 sss s sSs
| in the fiAk Light bosss District. - :, =
P1 BIZ or ordsr s n ths Lishs- sooss Board.
Commander. tsisea s,.,s. kk sy.
"a Lasbt hosss la.pecier.
: S.ser, Eo.IOIL. We, April s, issi APPS .osd
PlrEs sERar. '-l-T8
OOnHIeeT0E uBBOHAEr, ~ f'
srn sIRKEf wharf, wAsRISe Tos. D. o
.. .s: : 81 49,: -
.sir-E vcF VEwhrcre tpf 4 "
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i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.
May, 1853 The undersigned hereby gives no
tice Of his appointment as assignee Of II. A.
BREWSTER. In the city of Washington, within
said District, who has been sdJudsed q bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court OF
said District. GEORGE MASON,
Attorney at L6w,
my 7-law3w City Hall, Assignee.
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PERSONAL.

MRs. R. sAwYER, MEDIUM AND CLAIR.
business Of importance at No. 900 2Oth 81 bet n
ano north, Washington, ID. e. my 49,
AIDES IN TReUBLC SHOULp CONFIDE
IL In DOCTREce MARLOW; regular graduate
ano Tor many years o renowned and skilful practi-
TONER IN New York; W here she has met with the
guarantees perfect cure, no matter from what
cause. No. $50 street, below Tenth. my IS ly
j LADIES, READ THIS
ING bEP6T io H saa sTREEP H Bes. sTaM is
and 18th, and IL selling Stamped Aprons (war
ran ted fast colors at IS 80 IS and ~ cts Stamped
Goods reduced. New and beautiful designs. Flu
TN g also done. my H-2w
nOCTRESs MORRIS, A Resmla, Graduate, can
y be consulted and will successfully treat Ladies'
who are in need Of the service. of an accomplished
ano skllful lady, all plants appertaning TO
the female system, no matter from what cause
how ieps standing. At 4s6 Hath street, between
u and T. myl4 2w'
nR Icons SPECIFIC,
~ An entirely new remedy. tasteless and war.
f ,,,h to cure in two days Price S. once tse
II EMOyAL.-MABK EZEKIELs, Auctioneer
H aud Dealer In second hand Furniture, has re
moved to No. soy 9Th street, three doors from
throsgh post or calling on him. parties having any
Secondhand FURNITURE to dispose Of car gel
tie very highest cash price for them. Do not fer.
y = MARK KZIKIELs,
No. 500 9Th street,
my 4-tf Between Penna. ave. and street
DEReONAL.-DR. M. DURAND, FEMALE
4 PHYSICIAN, south east corner Of Lombard
years universal success; rooms with competent at,
in trouble call or write. ap % 2ms
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.
At the City Of Washington, on the 10th day OF
May 1868. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of his appointment as Assignee Of ANTHONY
LULLEl, in the City OF Washington. within
ssid District, who has been sdjudRed Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the supreme Court OF
said District. j. h. THOMPSON,
my 2l-w3W Assignee
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.EEHH aYssgs tTlR8Taa - CI1a
SL.s -lisl'i1sf ~ ~ .'ti9f ga 20 sssf
ana n
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~ECoNOMIoAL BUILDING AssOCIA.
US TON
Persons DESTROYS OF joining this Association,
orRsnized the old plan will find Subscription
Books and copies of the Constitution at the follow
ing places, viz:
GEO. n. PLANTS Room, No. 10 Plants
w g. THOMPSON's, Druggist, 18th street, near
New Yert avenue.
n. CALLANS opposite the Treasury Building
Z. STORE 3 ONCE. opposite the Treasury Build
NV. BURCHELL's. Grocer, 18th and r streets,
AIS eth street.
s. =. sAvAGE's Hardware Store, 324 d street
north.
Al. JOYCE's Coach Factory, 419 18th street.
r. N. HANSON'S Once, No. Intelligencer
Building.
GEORGE II. PLANT. President.
FRED. hOONES, keCy. 8.tla3
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BOARDING.
FIRST GLASS TABLE BoARBeAN BE HAD
Il at The American House. corner Penn.ylv .niA
ave and 5th ct. Tor So per month nv 2 til
This desirable Hotel 10 no~ open Cor the reoep-
ton 81 guests, upon m a rate terms
my 3-lm iChrcn, Int kep .ENpress
E0R RENT-Two or three furnished or nm
i furnished ROOMS. with BOARD, No 800
18Th street between and Mos. ave. my ls-st.
THkEE ruRNIeHED ROOMS. With or Without
u BOAkD, 10 be had BY early applic alton, An q
healthy and pleasant locality, 81 o Sew York ave.
nue., bet s'h and leth SITS my Is ca
R0ARDING-Pleasant ROOMs-for rent With OF.
Without BoaFd. Also. good Table Board at
s-l street. between 9th and 10th sts. eooi
centr ~ locatl0n my l6-5t.
ROthD1NG For rent, several large and de~ir-
- able ROOMS. with hrst-clsss BOARD Alec.
Table and Transient Bosrders accommodated AT
Ill Sd ct. near Pa. ave. nv sim.
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1@NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

TNOTICE TO COUNTY AX-PAYERs.
The Taxpayers of the County Of Washington are
hereby notified that on TUESDAY. the 18th inst,
the Collector win be ready to receive the tax OF
1893, on which a discount Of five 81 per cent will
be allowed II paid before the lst Of June next.
once days, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS during the time the discounts Is al
lowed sitter which the regular Off &c days will be
TIEsDAYS and SATURDAYS during the year.
once room No. 3, over National Metropolitan
Bank. ISL street, opposite Treasury Department,
my l2-d2w JAMES PiLLlNG, Collector,
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