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WORKS OF ART.

NOTHING more truly indicates the civilization
y # any age than its works IF art The age
which built the Pyramids needs not to he contrastcd
with that which filed Greece with Statues. Nor
doe, the are which produced a few splendid paint
ings on canvass need to be compared with the pres
cnt which fills all our homes with pictures Of loved
has it, peculiar greatness Tho Pyramids show
state OF civilization in which absolute power wits
vested in one person and themselves The results
Of that power exercised without mercy upon poor
humanity The Grecian statues and the more mod
ern canvas show perhaps higher culture in q few
noble artists that produced them.
The present age shows the same kind oi culture
and Ia the glory Of the present be it said it shows
this culture turned in direction which benefits IL
instead OF a few placing works Of art IN our homes
and shows the forms and features Of the loved
who now enjoy life or preserving AMI presenting
daily 10 the outward eye the form and features
Of those who have fallen from our ranks in lies
journey.
No artists more skilled, more devoted t. their
art can he found than these employed in
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Ccmfrni Eociac Rail Road
r,~~a.ar and b.,,-.., pr,,,,- ID. qo.t c,a.

FIRST MORTGAGE THTRTY-YEABs So. PER
CENT. COUPON G0>Ds.
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1000 EMPTY BARRELS for which cash will
lUUU be paid
They must lie headed and hooped and IN good
order.
CHAs, WAINWRIGHT,
Nov. 9TH dd
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" A NIlEELOCh has associated with himself a.
partner in his business JOHN GRIFFIN vino
mas Deen IN the employ Of hessrs q. Blodgert &
So Tor the past twelve years, and will continue the
Stove and Tin business at his Stand in SrRoNGfs
BLOCH Hext u the Court House. under the arm Of
mHsELoch & GRIFFIS- III connection with the
above business they are prepared To 40 SrrtV mi
Gas FITTING, PLUMBING and Gas FIrTrvc PIr-vBryg
and FURNACE WORK All Of which they guarantee
20 do in the most workmanlke manner
T. 4. WHEELOCk
JOHN GRIFFIN
April 9th, 1867 ar.l-5rt
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JANUARY 1865.

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BRANCH or THE
=. n IL. =. WIRES,
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NSTE have taken the General Agency Of this old
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New HAMPSHIRE Tcrnq0nt aad Northern Netc York
and are prepared to appoint Agents in all the pin
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current rates. Applications or Agencies should be
addressed to and will receive prompt attention.
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Groceries 4 sundrits.
GREAT TOY DEPOT


NOW on Exhibition at HARTS, Jhc largest As
~ sortment of Toys in the City, all invited to
call and examine stock and prices
liberal discount to those purchasing for Sunday
Schools
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At HART'S, I Bank Block.
Dec. 10.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
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The reason that the NEW YORK Ledger has rho
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TIE LcndoH quarterly B,,lct- lConscr,afftcL
Ihr EfInb.r h EofeV HIhicl
The 6o'iniE-for E-ri,5r. Radical.
TIE Aorh BrihsA Roieir .fTes Church
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attorney and Counsellor.
Pension Il Claim Agent.
Collecting Attended to Promptly.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

ton. Vt. i'
oct. 18th, 1907 de,,,
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AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Past experience in the case Of the First Series has
shown that holders Of scven-thirties gain nothing
by delaying Conversion, while at the present and
prospective price Of Gold, which is likely to rule
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sells at anything over l2l % per cent.
Bonds are now Ready for Delivery.
MERCHANTS NAT0SAL BANKl
Burlington, VI, Sept ~, 1867.
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e. u. u Wis. Phutns T"plcr.
Dec, 2lst. dxuluH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION
At CHIcAao-The Soldiers and Sailors Ma
nonal Convention met ut Chicago yesterday.
Governor Fairchild, of Michigan, was elected
temporary president, and made speech Gen.
eral Hawley. of Connecticu', General Sickles,
and others, also spoke, foreshadowiug and en-.
dorsing the nomination of General Grant The
permanent organization was effected by the
election Of Major General John A. Logan, Of
Illinois, as President,with Vice President and
Secretary from each Of the SeAfes representsd.
gan declined the nomination as President of the
Convention in favor Of ov. Fairchild, w no was
unanimously elected. Whilst waiting for the re.
port of the Committee on Resolutions, the Con-
vention was addressed by Gen. Cochrane, who
severely denounced the Republican Senator's
who voted to aequit Andrew johnson. All
sentiments Of this kind, from all the speakers,
Were applanded- The, resolutions were re-
ported by 0eaersl Leon, Ard unanfm usly
adopted. They recommend the nomination Of
General Grant As the choice Of the soidaers and
sailors OF the Union: declare for the mainte-
nance of those principles for which they
fought and pledge themselves to q earnest
and active support Of the Republican party as
the only political organization winch is true to
the principles Of loyalty, liberty, and equality
before the law. They also assert that the evi-
dence in the Impeachment trial has proved An
drew johnson guilty in the Judgment Of the
people, and condemn those Senators who voted
for his acquittaI. When this resolution was on
its passage, every member Of the Con vention
rose to hrs feet and groaned Andrew johnson,
while the band played sThe Rogue's March"
A committee was appointed TO present the reso.
buttons to General Grant, aid the Con vention
adjourned ST pr f..-i' 81 .'I.' 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

TIE RIVER CHANNKL.-The following com.
munioation is from a gentleman who will be
recognized, by has initials, as good authority
upon the subject treated by him
EGstOr Mar Ia the communication subrnit.
Ted oy General Michler 10 the House on Mon
day, relative 10 the survey Of the Potomac
river. think there il one view presented NO,
sustained by actuai tests. In 1854, when bu ST
ness interests first called my attention to the
Depth OF water In the Washington channel /
found that the greatest depth of water TO be
depended upon was ten feet: and find nv ref
erence 70 the chart that there is less deptb
stated there. Now I find no dlafcultv in
bringing vessels TO my wharves drawing from
twelve TO thirteen feet of water thirteen feet
b. ing the limit given TO brokers chartpring yes
ssls for me. i SIN satisfied that the Was .
ton channel Is not nlling up, but, BY the action
OF me current, IL growing deeper The cause
way which General HUMPHREYS considers so
detrimental to na vigable interests. I believe "a
ucing a good work. The fats, Immediately
DeIow the causeway in Long Bridge are ran
lciy nlhng up. thereby forcing the water TO a
narrower bed nearer the Washington shore.
10 remove inst causeway would BE- a misfor-
tunF. Its removal would no doubt prevent
the former Washin gton or middle chanrsi,,
from Milling up, but Of what nayigable use
would This channel De TO the City Of Wash,ng
toni The Recommendation relative To drsds
ing between Easby's wharf and Long Bridge
are Certainly sensible, and IL the work was
carried out would in o very brief time by .he
natural wash Of he current, so deepen the sec
tiOn dredged, and the channel below, teat fnr
Their attention to the Virginia channel would
be unnecessary. A channel dred ged two hun
dred feet and eight feet deep would soon be-
Prlauon 20 be applied for could be materially
reduced viz: 10 s70oO3 thus saving s6S,Uo0,
Which expended a recommended would be- an
injury rather than bsnsfii. 7. I. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

The Democratic politicians are firing cannon
all over the country, to show their Joy over the
aequittal of President johnson; but why don't
they do the handsomer thing, and renominate
him for the Presidency This would be some.
thing like justice. Burning powder don't
amount TO much, any way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

This is the day for the formal organization of
the Republican National Convention at Chi
cago. though for the past two days the
delegates, outside and inside, have been
hard at work on the business of the meeting.
The Convention is composed Of a number Of
delegates from each State, equal to twice the
number Of Senators and Representatives from
each State in Congress- The organization Of
the Convention. and the question Of admitting
the southern States delegations to a vote, is
expected to occupy a good deal of time to-day.
All the Southern States, except Texas, are rep
resented, and will be admitted to seats, and
perhaps permitted to vote, though they are not
embraced in the call
As General Grant will be nominated by ac-
clamation for the Presidency, that part Of the
business viii not require much attention, but
the questions Of impeachment of platform.
and Of the v ice Presidency, will each involve
an animated contest Our dispatches from
Chicago to-day confirm the opinion we have
heretofore expressed that the sober second
thought Of the Convention will be in favor of
harmony, and against any rash action upon
the question Of impea chment that may serve
to divide and distract the Republican party.
The resolutions Of the Convention may per.
haps affirm the position of the party on the
question of impeachment, but without allusion
20 the Republican Senators who voted against
conviction The questions OF universal suit
frage and n financial policy Will have TO be
met by the Convention. II probable that
the suffrage question will be referred to the
several States, with the recommendation that
each State legislate to the end of giving full
rights Of citizenship In State to citizens Of the
United States. The financial polly, from
present indications, will be somewhat vaguely
outlined, but taking ground in a general way
for sustaining the national credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

- The Mayor has called a meeting of the
City Councils to night att X o'clock The OBJ.
Ject of the meeting is not known, but il is sup
posed hat among the things req uiring atten-
ton will be the question of additional electi on
precincts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

- From French & Richardson, J. Shil.
hngton, Odeon Building, and from the pub
fishers, Ticknor Fields, we have advance
copies Of the Atldntse koatAiy for June: a capitaI
humber. Also. from Shillington and from the
publishers, we have Our Young Folks for June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

ILLNESS OF Ex-PRKsIDKNT BucHANAN.-The
Lancaster IntelIiyeseer states that the condition
Of Mr.. Buchanan's health is very critical: he
Is still confined to his bed and allowed 10 see
TO one. The prostraton resulting from his ILL
ness is such as TO occasion, owing to his adj
vanced age, the gravest apprehensions as to
the result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

The National Board of Trade will meet at
the Philadelphia Academy of Music, June 3D.
1t was formed at the Boston Commercial Con-
yention last spring, and is composed of dele
gates from the boards of trade and chambers of
commerce in all the principal cities of the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

Considerable speculation, and little excite
ment, has been produced at Portland, M ine
by the absence of Governor Chamberlain from
Fessenden denuneiation-Johnson conyic.
tiOn-meeting, which he did not attend accord
ing to promise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

NOT So.-As some of the papers are again as
serting with great positiveness that General
Grant has written letter declining to be the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention, we NAV
reiterate our statement that there is not a scrap
of truth in the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL-Peterson Il
Bro, Philadelphia, with their usual prompt
ness, have issued complete report of the
Impeachment T-ial. with all the proceedings
preliminary and otherwise. We have a copy
through ALFRED Hunter, 2o4 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

- The New Orleans Pieayune Complains
Of too much suffrage.
- General John @. and Mrs. Breckinrisv.
were reported NJ Rome on the lst Of April.
- Scotch immigrants have arrived in "a
lumbus, Mise, and recei ed hearty welcome
~ The first negro divorce in Missis.ipn,
was granted al the last Term Of Court for Oktib,
beha county. r4rft 80
81 II Is proposed 10 erect another territory
out OF Southwestern Utah, g Southeastern Ne.
Aztec.
81 The tobacco factory of ID. @ Mayo a 90.
II Richmond, seized fee Gays ago for yio,s-
Ion OF The revenue laws, has been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

In the times when Mr.. Chase was Secretary
OF the Treasury he received the familiar appel.
laiion Of ssOid Greenbacks." As Mr.. Pendle-
ton IL put forward for political advancement
upon what is termed the s.Greenback Policy,n
it is suggested that a compromise ticket for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency be made up of
the two, under the taking appellation Of "Old
Greenbacks and Young Greenbacks."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20
TIE RIVER CHAxxKL-The followiu

- From Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have the Rirerade Magazine for June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

BALTIMORE CRY CoUScILs ON lxPEAcH-
MEsT.-The second branch of the Baltimore
City Councils yesterday adopted resolutions
shat the pending recent abortive attempt to
impeaeh and remove the President for no other
crime than his filial reverence to the Constitu-
ton which factious conspirators in Congress
have sworn to destroy. under the illusory
forms of law, merit the execration Of the whole
American people," &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-On Seventh street near e, on or crossing
IL at and eth, q 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 ONCE
OsTaln the City or County, since Friday last,
LII GOLD PEN and PENCIL. The finder will
be liberslH rewarded by leaving IL with JAMES
DONALDSON, 33s 18th street. my 1885,
CD REWARD.-Lost on Friday, the 18th inst,
u Yellow fpgljth Terrier; answers to the
name of Pink. The above reward will be paid If
returned TO CHAkLES y. BEHREN g, 9th street,
between and o. my Is At.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20
~ANNUAL TAX NOTICE

TANSUAL TAX NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
DISTRICT OF Coz LUMBAR
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1883
Notice !. hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST
" TANEs assessed in this Collection District for
the year 1858 has been received from the Assessor
ana mat the duties and taxes therein specified
nave BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE.
INCOMES FOR 1867, SPECIAL TAXES
1s6s. "
will attend at my ofice. No 46s Seventh street,
opposite the General Post Once, daily (eund ava
excepted from tAi. date to May 3lst, 1873, fr ON
same.
All persons who shall neglect TO pay the sums due
BY them respecti gely. cordiDg to the list afore-
said, within the time specified, MAY 3lst, 1853 }
viii, 81 the expiration thereof. become liable to
pay FIVE PEI CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs.
. LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the District Of
Columbia my 5-dtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20

The MURDERER BROWN TO BE HANGED
After careful consideration of an application
ICI respite In the execution of Joseph Brown,
VINO was con victed Of the Canaan child mur.
Ger, governor fenton has declined To interfere
VIII me sentence Of the court, and the pris oner
VIII consequently be hanged IN Hudson, N.
:, on oAuurosy, the 3oth inst. The execution
will BE- strictly private and Conducted nndsr
a strong guard. uAoei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-20
PERSONAL.


MIssING.-My son, LACosIE RopIER. LEI.
tim. 8. IL
and h 81 ss
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. a VA
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and sofsi, & &Hshss 3. G. GOO n Sfa
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TEE NEW PATENT CoRsET sTlELs,
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HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY,
my7 az LOuIsIANA AvENyK
II EM0yAL.MAkK EZEKlELs, Auctioneer
H and Dealer in second hand Furniture, has re-
moved to No. S02 eth street, three doors from
Perry Builcins, yhere, ~ addressing note
second-bapd FURNITURE to dispose Of can gel
the very highest cash price Ter them. Do not fer
MARX EZIKIELS,
No. 502 9Th street,
my4n Between Penna ave. and d street.
DIRsONAL.-DR. n. DURAND, FEMALE
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