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The Presidents Cabiuet-Chanyes SuR.


Associated Press CORES pondencef
WAsHINGToS, May 1.-THE following state
ment Il prsdicatsd on information C-ri we'd from
highly reliable sources:-It Is generally known
here that som- OF the members If not all OF
President Johnson's cabinet, have signified a
willingness 10 refire from Office. and henca
there h much spec ulation OH that subject
Prominent gentlemen Of both parties. i'm con-
Nersation recently. agreed on tho sentiment
that much Of the trouble betwesn Congress ana
me President springs from the defect OF execu-
i've administration under our present form NJ
government, and that If the ministry hars a :
IN England, would retire and give place 20 one
II accord with the expressed will of the peo-
PIE, we should have had peace long ago
R@cousIueiion under the Presidents plan
raNlng been rejected, IL Is now thought by Con-
Slsssmen OF both parties that be will agree to
admit the Southern reprPsentatiyes Inn any
way practicable, IN order that the national in
s-rssis OF tnF South may be heard and cared for
The stat meni that the President has ro.as
any promises 10 the const ryatiye Senator'S yot
ing for his acquittal, TO support or uphoid them
Dy me power OF ms Administration is untrue
Those republicans voting against iInpeachme
claim 10 be a. decidedly opposed 10 President
johnson = political course as are the most ear
nest radicals. They regard impeachment as a
judicial and not political proceeding. IL is
known that they claim TO be az determined 10
carry OUT the congressional policy as are their
more radical colleagues but they do not think
that TIE President either can or will attempt
further distinctions. They hope and believe
tha; he will change his cabinet to a great extent
AT least, and by more liberal policy secure
better accord with Congress; but whatever ne
rnsy do or not do in this behalf has had and
<aD have no effect on their judgment in passing
on the articles of impeachment Ii, 10 is said.
the impeachment had not been pending, there Is
lIile doubt new cabinet would long SINCE
been designated, composed of the most dis
tinguished and eminent men of the country
II should not, therefore, create surprise il a
thorough change shall be made In the COM
plexion Of political affairs Ii these con iectu res
should be realized, is will remain for the senate
in view Of the probable defeat Of the REMAINING
ARTICLES Of Impeachment on the 18th Instant 10
accept or reject what, n offered and accepted IN
the Union and the peace and prosperity Of the
country.
II IL not true that President Johnson has
indicated the precise party character Of the
contemplated Cabinet appointments farther
than they shall be men Of eminent abilities.
such as 10 challenge the confidence snd respec,
OF the entire country. hEI..
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INrEACHMENT AT CHICAGO.

II was 70 b. expected that there would he a
VAIN feeling Of exasperation among those who
have favored Impeachment, over the result of
Saturdays vote. This feeling seems by the
report from Chicago 10 prevail amongst the
delegate, TO the Convention there. and 1t Is
s.atsc 70 al resolutions will be offered expeilinz
C.-ief Istiee Chase, and Senators Fessenden,
TTumbun, Henderson, Grimes, Fowler, and
Ross, from the Republican party. We Judge,
however, that when the delegates meet in on
sUItatIon cooler counsel will prevail, md
though III Convention may give an expressi IN
of opinion ppm the question Of impeachmer I,
II will hardly take the shape Of excommuniea-
ton of those who voted against IL. The saga
cious men Of the party there will undoubtedly
counsel healing all breaches, instead Of widen
ing those now existing: and so many Of the
Republican papers Of the country have taken
a ground either against Impeachment or against
the coercion Of those who do not believe IL il,
that nothing ike a full party front can be made
on the platform Of accommodation. Among
the Republican papers that deprecate the I'M
dsrtaking 10 ostracise Senators who voted
against conviction are thos. Of the standing of
the TTsridence Journal, Senator Anthony's pa
perl the BostOn journal, Boston Adrer'iser,
Springfield ReptJiear, New York Erening Post,
New York Times, New v .rk Nation, New York
C0mn<TciaI Asrertse-, Buffalo Commercial Al
r,rtiseT, Roehsstea Democrat, Providence (R. IL
Pr,Ss, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Post, Rhode
Island NsrG Portland Mel Presx. Boston
Trazseyipt, New Bedford Mercury, Cleveland
(Ohiol Herold, Toledo COmmereiaI, New Haven
Joarral. Pittsburgh CAronicis, and Hartford
PrssS The outspoken opposition OF these in
ruential papers to any heated action indicates
that very considerable portion Of the Repub-
hcan party IL of the same way of thinking
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THE BAsKRUPT LAw.-It may not be known
20 some Of our readers that what l. called the
hfty-per-cent. clause of thIs act takes effect on
the lst Of June next; that after that date no one
can take the D. nefit of the act whose estate will
pay fifty per cent. TO his creditors. The ad-
Journment Of Congress and the present state Of
The impeachment question renders il less likely
that any extension of this time will b. given
by Congress. Ii therefore becomes those who
Intend 10 petition for adjudication of bank
ruptcy for themselves or against others, TO ap-
ply TO the court in season
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Secretary Seward has written a letter to the
Russian Minister requesting that the two men,
oers Of the Legation who recently participated
as principal and second in a duel near this city
BE- recalled by the Russian Government, and
the other principal, Hon. A. q. Lawrence
Minister to Costa Rica, has been requested to
resign. Mr.. Seward declares that they VIOLA
ted an act OF Congress
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This week Will be- an eventful one in Chicago.
Besides the General Conference of the Meth
Odist Church, ALREADY in session, Convention
Of Methodist advocates of Lay repre- sentation.
the Soldiers and Sailors National Convention,
and the Republican National Con vention will
assemble there
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The Missouri MEMBERS TO MfssOUErAys.
The following has been addT essed 10 the Union
rem Of Missouri by the Republican members
Of the delegation in Congress from that State.
To me Radical linton Zen Of Mssougi.-Im-
parchment has failed on one article, and the
maj re uIt u IN doubt but the cause Of loyalty,
freedom, and right has not filled. nor Is n ia
doubt. The country looks anxiously 10 the pa
trlots who stood by IL in war b firm and
united Advance the Union standard to the
irCnt. organize instantly and thoroughly
Spare nelfser time, labor, nor means Trust
no doubtful men You can thus help 70 con-
vert dlsaster into victory, and can bring glory
ont of MIssour''s humiliation Do il
fSignedl-C. II. Drake. Ii. p Loan. G.. A.
Neweomb. j. +. Ben jamin, William A Pile
J. W. MeClurg, j. j. GlaveIy, George W. An
dersCn.
WASHINGTON. u. G. Nav ~. tses
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wAsHINGToN. u. c. May 10. 1855.

CURRY AND REPLY.-The following dis
patch was received by Gen. Butler Yesterday
afternoon
" IBTLADKLPHIA, PA, May 10, tssS.-Hon. b.
p FaiteT Is all the harvest gathered in and
every SEED brought sinful fruit Are YOUR an
PIE blossoms ripe JOHN q. MCDoSoUGH"
To which he sent the following reply.
" WAsHINGToN, May Is, 1eG3-John IT, NJ
- n.ss D Ps,.ads 'Ihfa, Pa--Apple blossoms ar
little kept back by the cold blast from the
IreasYry, but the fruit will rIpen under the
biaZing beams of the sun of truth
" BENJAMIN F. BUTLER
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Nor SO We have satisfied ourselves that
there u no truth, whatever, in the report that
General Grant has written letter stating the
r@Tms UPON which he will or will not accept
the nomination for the Presidency. by the Chi
cago Convention.
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The RIchmgs Opera Troupe follow Mr..
Haselmayer at the National, opening on Mon
day. lie 18th, for two weeks engagement
The first opera given will be Martha" This
company Il now performing with great success
m New York
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~ The Chronicle Is publishing some inter
esting sketches Of the different candidates for
Vice President
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~ Prom j. ShilliBgton We have Pli,nana'I
Magazine and Frank Lesiss's Lady's Maya .ile,
both for June.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

ECR !.EET-I.r ne Summer, . yery dr.ir.bl.
9s,.sss; .ssi. o .. RIOS. MIGsUpss, s 81
EoR REkI-A coEiortabl. Hous. on is,h. near
~ L. ,nfcan,rf rooms Pc,sss,ion given i'm
key n,s =
Dart OF AFURNIsBED house FOB ReEr
i very Desirable eur mer residence; deIig htful
sse. n . ,ss garden attached No $40 s
TEkkE bOONs TO RRNT-TGo comma airs-
ting suitable for ofsoes or bid room. or pa
let fur ,s shed or unfurnished. sai stres, bet
LOB BENT-Unfurnished ROOMs suitable for
Tsn, and is 81 streets A'R sss
TOR REET-Four upfurnished ROOMS, in (.
e ,oE :, No aaa Street north
FOR LLNT, For . FIRST class Boarding house
BoUsE 122 Pennsylvania avenue, Is rooms
complete FURNISHED and tn isod order Posses
sicn at o. &c, or June LIST. ApplJ to Or. DRAPER
E0R sALB-A new and very desirsbie ave room
-, b1 M1l With sster gas &c. in GOOD lo,a-
CURE at PIP l2th street, second door from the
hIrkSood House my 1857
DIsIRARLE BUILDING LOTS.
90 Tourteenth street
Fifteen BUILDING LOTS on lats street. sO1I.o
CLHGHIT sWEESS.
my Io-lWn No. Market Space.
AT PEIyATE SALE-A valuable BUILDING
"a LOT fronting on New Jer.ey avenue. he,
tween ind streets north, near the Baltimore
sep:s lot Ne 5, in square No. So, being 20 feet
IT. mt by 81 feet deep. more lees If not cold by
the 18th inst il viii be sold ly public suction at
O'Clock %. on the premises. Inquire of JOHN
F.ENk1S, attorney at law. Louisiana aveu Ne or
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. auctioneers my sd
FURNISHED OFFICE ROOMs.-F,r Rent in
my new building. corner OF New York avenue
FICE ROOMS.
Also,
Several UHFURkISHED For particulars in
Quire OF GEORGE III. PLANT,
Once, 30, m I o. Plants Building
.myls ~ Corner y. ave. and 18th street
I AND FOR SALT win sell FORTY ACRES
4 OF LAND. the soil Of which is peculiarly
adapted 3, gardening OF fruit growing purposes,
and beautifully situated or the same II Lies near
the siege road leading rom Washington TO MARI
borough, ten miles from Warrington and one and a
half from the line ss proposed for the Baltimore
to either place; convenient to grist and saw mill
with both steam and ater power. also TO church
and good situation for meadow.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber
on the premises. or address, Forestyille. Prince
George county, Nd, J. 81. SELBY.
Price, So per acre. myls 81
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~ Prom Blanchard & Mohun we have H,r-
PeT'S BdzgT for MAY g.
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- From French Il Richardson we have
I'"fnoH's Magazine for May, and Harpers Ba-aar
for Nav 30.
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n~wAR DEPARTMENT,
uR SURGEON GENFRALs OFYICK,

u8 SURGEON GENERALs OFYlCE,
WASHINGTON, d u March,, 1878
hn Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
b. Brown, Brevet Brig adler General, u. s. A /;
surgeon III X. Wirtz, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
T.. = Al surgeon John Moore, Breyet Colonel
3 and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Woodruff
Bfevet Lieutenant slonel, q b A, viii meet In
New York city, on the LIST OF May next, for the ex
animation OF Assistant Surgeons, U, 8. Army, for
the Medical staff Of the U s. Army.
Applicants must be between II and 30 years of
age; Physically sound, and graduates Of . regular
Applications for permission To appear before the
Board Should be addressed to the Surgeon Gen
eraI. u. y. Army. and must state the full nsme
residence, and date and place of birth of the candi
date.
Testimonials As 10 character and aualifc atiops
must be furnished. If the applicant has been in
the medical service of the army during the late
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank. and date and place Of service, and
estimonisls from Off GERS with whom he has served
should also be forwarded.
No allowance IL made for the expenses OF persons
undergoing exaDiR alton, ii is indispens able
Prerequisite TO appointment.
The number OF vacancies now existing In the
Medical Corps Of the Army IL thirty nine.
J. BARNES,
mh4-eotjel Surgeon General o. g. A.
0@THE SUMMER COURSE OF OLINICs
Nat Columbia Hospital, ~ Prof. J. H.
THOMPSON, will commence on SATURDAY, 18th
Tickets for the course $40. Can be obtained at
DR.. Tbompson's ONCE, 1s4 street. bet. Nth and
2lst sts or at the Hospital Of DR. Ashford, NH 81
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
VERY yAEUABLH TMPROV1O PROPERrY
AT PRIVATE SALE.


III: n. s9.s.iFnsa A.y. isr private :.Is "a, val
pee b. wiii ns !sses. snd tnosn .s the Union
sossS f TIA HI,s II i ss
large looms and sooa eeiiss and IN every re.psS;
afrst clss. residence. This d~elling is located on
a the lot 10 imsro,-d With a large convenient.
snd vel built one and t~o-stoJ FRaME FAC
sSsp Kettles eapsbis Of msSins ti,4 s.ousSs
yos,ds reekh three large Renderins Kettle, ca,
al neoessary out buildings Tor the fset.ry' in,
Guiding Csrriare- house and stable. On the lot
esnt the soOa at Of n us.r t q
iru,t tree. hranch As.ses thIouss the property
new rOad leading from Seorssio.n to The Fsii.
Bridge an just outside Of the limits Of George
pos . m .o.e e.n. ss
hess or di.tillery. The buildings are 80 loosted
operating the dwelling from tue factory IL de.
To persons DESTROYS Of going into tn. above bu,i.
dence no better OF portunity could be offered t.
property Is within fifteen minutes Walk Of the
For term, and other particular. apply to
StkEIIAss Ssssss sSRsi5:S S.:S!nstgn
myltdlN Trustees.
r OR BEN
One BRICK, fu-ui.hed. $40
Two BRICKS, unfurni,hed; SIS and sIu.
LOT i'm proved by two Houses, 81 10.
=. ans - 49,
GThHaos 4. wASasM.s.
ny l2lw 126 Pa. ave. bet. 18th and nth sts.
EOk RES1-A Brick House centaining eleven
4 rooms; also. summer kitchen and cellar, wish
large grounds under cultivation with fruit and
flowers, situated on the corner Of STA aud street.
south will be rented TO responsible and careful
tenant at g moderate price. For further psrticu-
lars apply to CLAGGET SWEENEY. No.
Market space, near 9Th street. Possession let
June my l2-6t'
EoH sALE.-Three-story six room HOUSE,
y situated On 18th street west, rear Smithsonian
Grounds. Terms: $500 cash; the balance in
monthly pay mepts Of IS until paid.
Also; three story BRICK near Maryland avenue.
Has nine rooms, gas. ster, &c. Price 90 100.
Terms: 0ne-ffth cash. balance in ], 2. aud 4
years. STARR METCALF.
nyll-d NE cor n. Y. ave. and 18th It
L,OR: sALE-Thst Desirable RESIDENCE No.
~ street. between Eth and 18th streets.
R.W BOWMAN, Real Estate Brokers,
my Is eolw IChron.l Intellisencer BgildinF.
EOR sALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL and
u MIXTURES OF Feed Store. Will be sold
cheap IL applied for immei lately, on the premises,
No. SPA corner 7th and south. my s-2w'
E0R RENT-A furnished HOUSE, dosirsbly To-
l. Gated IN Georgetown; handsome garden and
choice fruits. q. A SHERMAN,
my ST. Corner 7ih and ID streets.
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- The Hebrew Educational Society OF New
Orleans is building q schooi-house. @
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DOCKS AT ACCTION-CALL AND GET A
- Catalogue, at $40 Pennsylvania avenue
VIM. l.. WALL CO.,
myIS6t- Auctjspeers
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II EADi EADll READllI

II ADJ READll EADlll
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEY'S
g X A V u l. ROOFS
Excel IN workmanship aud durG 5ility all others Of
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men of fifteen
years experience
He also invites the attention of the public gen.
orally to his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths, ii air,
Holland Point Sand per boat SAIyi N gtoa
White Sand, (coarse and fne,l
Wotherspoons Cacined Plaster,
Felt, Pitch and Gravel
Sold at the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
mn u i'm Smithsoui an Bridge
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rMINERAL wATERs ON DRAUGHT

AT
MILBUBNS POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,
No. 40 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury.
ARTESIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville,
Kentucky.
EXCELSIOR, CONGRESS, EMPIRE. and
HIGH ROCK CONGRESS WATERS, from Sara.
toga
KTSSISGER, vICHY and sELTZEB WATERS.
manufactured from correct analy ses of these ia
nous European Springs
KATALfsINE W ATER, from Gettysburg by
the case, ct lowest rates. ap o. lips
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FOR o0LoRED MEN.

UEoOsonIcAtr ron HNg1LDIsa AssocIA'
Persons desirous OF Joining this Association,
Organized on the old plan, will ird subscriptio
ing places. viz.
GEO. Ii. PLANTS Room, No. 10 Plants
Building
". 8 THOMPsON's, Druggist, 18th street, near
New York avenue.
N. CALLAN'S opposite the Treasury Building
{. STORRS Once. opposite the Treasury Build
ing
y. W. BURCHELL'S. Grocer. 18th and streets
l.. CLEPHAkEs, Collector Internal Revenue
AZ eth street.
north.
Al. JOYCE'S Coach Factory, 479 18th street
u. HANsOS'S Office, No. Intelli gencer
Building.
GEORGE III. PLANT, President.
FRED kooNEs, secT. my SIZES
q. L.. w A IN lR a q IL N
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-NOLUME ONE of MEMOIRS OF lie
IL Baron de Grimm ct Did-rot.n A liberal re-
WAC VIII be given ~ returned to CHARLES W .
sACh lille, 1l4 9Th st., bet. and II. II
EOUND-A small sum Of MONEY, which the
l. owner can have upon describing it and paving
lor this advertise me mt. Apply a. room 81 First
Comptrollers Office, Treasury building. II.
90 REWARD.-Lost on Friday. the 18th inst ,
- Yellow English Terrier; answers to the
name Of Pink. The above reward will be paid If
returned TO CHARLES Y. BEHREN g. LIST street ,
between N and o. my II at
TAKEN UP-A ROAM MARE, four years old
without b oes on behind. She can be had 10y
paving chargesI upon application to VIM YATES
street, between 10th and llth, South Washing
ton. my 1921
C100 REWARD.-LOst. on the I4th inst on
y w 18th street. near the Post Office restau-
rant, TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, as fol-
lows: One $40 note No; las ia; three 800 notes,
Nos. SSl o94, 23l .695, 23l 1885, one 500 note Ne
53i3 Nj thesabOve 81 third series 7-2D's Two 81
notes Nos l44, $50, of June and January; two siOO
notes lNes As 323 and 81 95G. These last are 2O's
Payment has been stopped on the above notes, and
Inward Of sl00 will be paid for their return to
John FOLEY, franklin Hotel, corner of sth and
ID streets. INV 49,
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PERSONAL.

tDIpEGss I II IsSTRkI sHogLI ILL, ooNEIpE
sna., " IN may ySsrs rsnosHsa and skfal RTs.
greatest success in all female complaints. She
cause. No. $50 Z street, below Tenth. ny Isiy
To RADICAL JoURyALIsTs--A Western
fr,, eisss WashIn s5nr CosREsP as s Sd
ang where 3.
sesi WkSTwSRgH JONES ts City i' P isstI or
LADIES, READ THIS,
ING bEPoT Io h saa sTRET2 f BesEseh fdts
and 18th, and is selling Stamped Aprons war.
Good. reduced. New aud beautiful designs. Tlu,
tirg also done. my Is ~
HOWARD UNIVERSITY BUILDING LOTS.
Persons h'ldisg receipts of the Agent, who wish
TO retain their lots, will please procure bopds Of
reau, within fifteen DAYS, or apply to Mr. ROBIN
son, Secretary. 236 9th ct. nyls St
MRS. b. SAWYER, CLAIRvoYANT Doc.
W TESS No. 200 2Oth street west, between
and streets north. Consultation hours from 10
IL m, and from to -. m. my Is St
D0CTRLss NORRIS, A RssELa, GIadnals, can
i tie consulted and will successfully treat Laties
VINO are In need OF the services OF an accomplished
and skllful lady on all complaints sppertsining TO
how long standing. At 4s6 hath street, between
ID and z myl4 2w-
DRIyATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
L snd ERCPTI0NS OF THE SKIN speedily
and THOROUGHLY cured by and unsur-
passed German secret medicine; NOT INyURISG
the system whatever. Call W &. BATTUS,
43o 18th street. between and ii streets, base
ment.l from 4 TO O'Clock a. m. and from G.
o'clock m. my IS Of
nB Icons SPECIFIC,
IL An entirely new remedy. tasteIess and war
ranted 70 cure in two days. Price SIS Office 30
nth street, above Z. my I2-ly
1NHE NEW PATENT CORSET sTEELs,
At BAUM's, General Agent
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY.
my7 40 LOUISIANA AYENgE
II EMoyAL.-MARK EZEKIELs, Auctioneer
h and Dealer In second hand Furniture. has re-
moved 20 No. 3O2 9Th street. three doors from
Perry Building. where, by addressing a nots
through post or calling on him parties having any
Secondhand FURNITURE to dispose of can get
the very highest cash price for them. Do not fer
get the name number.
MARK EZEEIELS,
No. 502 9th street.
my4-t Between Penna ave. and ID street
DERS0NAL.DR. M. DURAND, FEMALE
Il PHI GSlCIAN. southeast corner of Lombard
and Fremont streets. Baltimore. Nd. Twenty
years universal success; rooms with competent at
tendants; correspondence strictly confidential All
in trouble call or write. an 20 2ms
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By order Of the II. w Grand Master.
aCpLB d LARNER,
nylaN Grand sacrefarv
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,1
WAsHINGToS, May 10. 1858.
Notce 10 hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST
VI TAAES assessed In this Collection District for
ire year 1888 has been received from the Assessor
and that the duties and taxes therein specified
nave BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE.
The taxes included n the aforesai list are upc
LICEHsSTs Io sIIiISpph sPiEReitAHS TLAa84ss,
AGES, WATCHES, and SILVER PLATE for
will attend at my office, No 46s Seventh street,
opposite the General Post Once, daily, Island avs
excepted from this date TO May 3lst, 1888 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 3lst, 1858 ,
Will, At the expiration thereof. become LIABLE 10
pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector of Interna Revenue fJl the District of
Columbia my Bdtd
FBOMEsTEADs FOR OOLORED MEN
An adjourned meeting of the Association for Oh.
tsiniDg hOmesteads for colored will be held in
their Council Chamber on TUESDAY EVENING,
May 18th. The Constitute Will be nally adopted
and Ulcers ELECTED. u. RICHARDS. Chairman.
l.. CLEPHANE, Temporary Secretary.
my IA I'd tExp. Repub Chron Sun. Chron.l
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R60KS AT AUCTION-ALL WARRANTED
- In print and binding, to be unsurpassed.
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WOOD AND COAL.

Woop AND COAL.
IL you want the very best WOOD and COAL
At the lowest price, 60 to
STEWART,
nh SOu Corner and I2th streets.
z. BROWN. A. p. Brown.
p. BROWN son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMISOUs COAL.
LUMBER.
LIME, CEMENT, STONE. SLATE, &C.
A large stock constantly On hand
OFFICES:
400 Ninth street. between and " and AZ ouy
yard and wharf, foot Of Seventh street nh ,s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-18

ROOKs AT AUCTION-ALL FRESH AND
- new. An immep SO stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-18

DOCKS AT AUCTION-THE LARGEST
II Stock, and the best in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-18

DOCKS AT AUCTION-EyERY EyENINf
u this week, under Metropolitan Hotel