Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1865, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Interludes. The editor of the Central (St. Louis) Advocate: bas bad his righteous soul vexed with some of the tasbionsule musical performances of the Un.¢s. fursher East, The interludes are not confined | toSt. Louis. But read the following from the Ce: I—Interludes—from the Latin inéer— between, and ludere—to play—we have our eupbonious word interlude. What is it? Simply to play between the actsofa drama, While the Actors take breath,change their dress OF shiit the scenes, or to play a strain between stanzas tor some purpose not known. We make no pretense to mer gr acumen, we only know when we ieel right during the singing. and when wedon't. Interludes may be ail right, we presume they are when rightly used, but we haveotten found our devotions chpped | in summary styles by the ontbreak of an in- | terlude. We would not have ventured to express our convictions if we bad mot been backed up by. one of the mosteminent musi- cians in the United States. An interlude is not a humbug, not always a bore, but its office is, if we express it honestly, “to show off.” It is a big flourish, an ornamental display, often in the worst possible taste. Our feelings may be expressed thus: A minister gives out Cowper's glorious hymna, “Phere is a fountain filled with blood.” ‘The organ s’aris, the prelude is well enough, all are ready, the congregation join with choir end the plaintive and affecting strain thrills every heart, and the first verse closes, and then we have the interlude. This is the way it | goes “Tbere is a fountain filled with blood, Drawn from immanuel’s veins; And sinners plunged beneath that flood, Lose all their guilty stains.” Dee dum, dum dee doodle doodle dee dum, | Rk T—stel—pro—roo—oo—fee, fum, ful, de ral de dum. “The dying thief rejoiced to see Trat fountiin im his day; And there may | though vile as he, Waek all my sins away.” R—r-r-r—rip, rep, b—o-0-0-n-g, Kuna —ting, tem, t-o-o-n-g, S w-e-e-p, e-e-d—a-a-h—o-h, Ro-v-e—dd-e-e dum d-o-o-m, ete. Now we do not do this to ridicule, we write just what we often feel, and what others feel, and do not know what's the matter. Th fact is, interludes are not often needed, and when Bsed at all, ought to be very brief, and in the same strain hymn, i-e.. they onghttokeep up the mournful or joytul feeling. When an organ changes the current of devotion it dest roys the effect tihe smmging. There ts passion in an or- gan. We never knew its power until recently when we saw @ large congregation sit a whole evening and listen to the marvelous perform- ancecf su organ. It can tramsport{ja congre- | gation from one wave of emotion to another. It can rnin a solemn byinn by an absurd inter- luce; and it is so with ail instruments used in churches. TRE STRONG DivoRcE Sarly His. | tory—Facts not Generally Known.—The Strong yorce case which bas been engaging public oin New York during the past week, meneed in the early part of 1664, but © legal quibbles, on various questions + aed dereliction of counsel, but little headway was made im bringing the case to trial, untal M On the 6th of March, it, Mr. P. Strong was arraigned before Re- coraer Hoifman, in the Court of Sessions, on a cbarge of having, in conjunction with Mrs P.baving suppled Mr S. with instruments tor that purpose. The witnesses for the prose- cution were Sarah Massey and Madam Bar- bair,to whom Mrs. Potter had confided the Ppsrticulsrs of the affair. Mr. Strong, in de- teace, endeavored to prove that the charge was trumped up for the purpose of injuring his prospects m the divorce case, which was then pending in the Superior’ Court. The substance of the evidence offered at the abor- tien trial by the plaintiffsand 7c¢fendant would make the case stand about tuus:—While Mrs. Strong was unlawinliy couabiting with Ed- ward ¢, ber busband was following the fame course with Mrs. Electa Potier, the sin wae motual; husband and wife were acquainted with the fects, and each heida certain power over the other, that prevented Teproach coming from either side. Both, how- ever, became penitent, it would seem, and re- solved to end this state of things. Mrs. Strong Was iu a delicate condition, there was doubts as to parentage, and consequentiy an abortion Was performed, as alleged, by mutual consent. Mr. Streng then resuming marital relations | 2¢T! with bis wife. The sting was removed, but ‘he wound sullsmarted, and Mr. Strong finally © sue for a divorce, and proceedings t thatobject were taken. His wife see- turn things had taken declared war. eady stated, charged Mr. 1 heving procured abortion. The di ‘nm the Superior Court having howe r * abortion ease was allowed to re- | ance until the present trial shall be The main object of the evidence | t being tsken in the divorce suit for to show that Mr. Strong did the adultery of his wife and was ental in procuring the abortion. - on the other hand, are en- deaverice to show that Mr. Stronz, while | bk e of ber crime, still cohabited with her, thu s nominally forgave her the offence she het qcmmitied, which if proven, the suit of | divorce would fall to the ground. @7' In Peru the rey on has been termin- We assure Lim he has sympathizers | Jo Ried by the complete s $s of the revolution. ary party.the flight trom the coun:ry of Presi. ut Pezetand the assempti ¢ the Presi- inl office by Vice President eco, the leacer of the revolutionist: There wasa des- ae tate fight in the tsof Limaby the op- posing armies, and there were disgraceful ecenes of sacking and pillage both in that city 0 before the termination of the con- one of the main principles of the revo- lutioniste Was opposition to Spanish intrigue and influence in South America, it is {thought possible that President Canseco’s government will enter into ap alliance with Chile againet the Spaniards. There is nothing of particular importance from tue other South American Re- bellign. SF lev. Mr. Tudor, pastor of the Indepen- dent Metbodis: Episcopal Church at Cam- bridge, Md., has accepted a call to Washington city. &s7The losses of property in New York city by fire during the past year far exceeds the losses of any previous year, and amounts to an Aggregate variously estimated atfrom six to n millions of dollar: Oumn Oiany apan T. V. Noonan. PRACTICAL peas fiery STEAM AND GAS No. 402 D street. Sth and 7th, Are seperee anne sedars appertaining sal wake gett |, on the Toasonable ters na thorou workmanlike mnan- Suargce boleretee jelets josnru. RET FOLDS a & G8 34S AND STEAM, Fitters, NO. 500 NINTH ST., NEAR AVENUB, Bare just received, and will constantly keep ag band. the largest and best assortment in the cit Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables Mica other Shades. and allar ine. from the best establishmentst n ork, Irene om &c., whieh will be sold on the most reasonable te: x pio RANGES, FUENACES and FIRE-BOARD ‘ Weare —— to farnish the best RANGE Bae anywhere.on very Fessenabie | po. Hotels, EHesteurants. &c.. are invited to We do ali Kinds of GAS and ‘Su EAM BITTINGS tly end sows, 08 as also everything in the BING iine in the most satisfactory ae. ~ Call and see onr Bat! Tubs. Fountains, Wate: Cloreta, Wash stands, Basins, e-, e-vat No, 800 Hh street. near Pennsyivaat avenue, ,~4 juaet ertablishment tn the the city. | .HUBSTON'’S IVORY —. Teece a DER, for cleaning, beautifying and Ing the — ae This elegant repared oe ©, WELLS & 00., New York, Proprietors, For sale by all aragsins, ILLS’ CELEBRATED MACHINE-SPREAD Witt STRENGTHENING PLASTERSare the very Dest in all cases for which plasteris required. For ale by ll druggists. jan D-ly.a cuss inerossmnig successor Ang: Johnson & Oo. WINE MERCHANT." WHOLESALE AND RBE- #E Cres. mgt jealer in SUTLERS’ phil ag LIBS, 289 Penna. Syogne, between 9th and tous Washington D. aS FRAN GD eche practical Opricrans 2. BY. betwr aud 130 prazitian: Pee LEY ARP PERISCEPIO Stre jee the weak and fm. | pair ecurately suited to the age | | mal or; Also, afine assortment oe eld Glasses, O Glasses, Microscopes, Mai “iy ef mr em Electrical cree and Mathemati- cal [pstruments always om . band, and at the lowest | prices. S7-DEPOT FOR CARTES DE VISITE OF Crichrities, rlatz and colored, and afine collection of Potograph Albums, in various fine binding | Bolding trom 20 to 200 pictures. Co >X PERIMENTAL RESEARCHES IN STEAM 4 ENGIN BERING, by Chief Rugineer B. F. h ablished a FRANCK TAYLOR. RIGHTLY’S DIGEST OF LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, abe a Frost and Fire; Nataral Eng noe; mark eNO Fatih TTERED © cae? TORE! Ay HELMBOLD’s EX fRACT *BeCHU, | yol2. “AUCTION SALES. ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Ju., Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF A FINE BRICK HOUSE y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distret of Columbia in chancery sliting, Dear! date the 2) day of November, A and pass use therein depending, 10. + heh Lucy al. are compiaivar ar Darrel ot al. are defendaats 1 shall offer oS lic auction, in front of the the promises maar TURSUAT, ome ber, car glock Berea ene aad and tan with the im ovementn thereon, which consists ind a comforta- tie Brick House, with Beck Building attached, ann the rooms, with cellar the Teeth of the Tabi pr property is situated on L street north, be- late Wm. 8. Darrell, a This property offers great inducements to purcha- sers. being situated in one of the most desirable neighberhoods for eg residences, and immedi- ate possession can Terme of sale : One-third cash; the residue in three instalments ef 6, 12, aud’i8 months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deterred pay- ments. satisfactori sed, and bearing interest the title deed to be retained endor uit thes ry i ant ie rchase money is All convey: ‘and stampe at the cost of the purchaser E ITE, Trustee. He _Bo % eokds c.W. BOTELER, Jr., Anct. B* GREEN « WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON THE FORTH SIDE OF NORTH M STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10T STREETS a. AT AUCTION, On ESDAY, the 6th of December, all sell, in front of the premises, at 4 0’clock'p. m.. the following rnd) Property, viz: Bast part of Lot No. 3, in Square N on 3. fronting 45 feet 934 inches on M street, Tanning back 232 feet 454 inches to a 30 foot alley, with the improvements, which are a good — nd F Frame Dwelling-House, and other out- uildings. This property is handsomely located in one of the handsomest squares in the city, in the midst of some of the finest improvements, now in the course ef construction. Possession given the Ist of Janwar; Terms: One-third cash; balanee next. n six, twelve, | and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest of sale given and @ deed of trust taken, Ane conve sacing. inclading revenue stamps, at the cost of the parchase: $100 will be bereguired paid down when the prop- erty is knocked no 30-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts — Y JAS. OC. McGUIRE & co., Anctfoneers, bs | STEE’S SALE OF] HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON BHODE ISLAND et » BE- TWEEN 14TH AND STH STB On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, income 5th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, by xirtue of adeed of trust duly recordéd in liber N. . 46. folios 187 to 161, one of the land ree: ana Washington county, [shall sell lot F, in subdivision of lots uaré 211, frontiug 21 feet 18 inches on south Rhode fsiand avenue, between lath and Vth weet, and ruuning back an average depth of al 124 feet to an alley. containing 2,520 square feet. Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 aud 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. If terms are not complied with in one week from day of sale, lot will be resold at cost and risk of — conten id ® a ‘ onveyancing pure! we we Ww. ‘WARD, Trustee, no 28 JAS. C.MeGUIRE ECO. Anes, ¥Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT PIANO F FORTE AND HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE BY PUBLIC AUCTIO: On WEDNESDAY, the 6th instant, at 10 o'clock &. m., we shall as atthe residence of Thomas A. Lazenby. i. Bree street, between High viz and Congress One Rosewood case Piano Forte,7 octave; makerr, Ladd & Co., Boston, Mass One Parior Suite, sonsisting of Tete-a-Tete Sofas, Caster and Si: ah One large French Walnut Marble top Center Table Oil Paintings. Ornaments and Shades Walnut Marble-top Dee < Bureaus ‘Washstands Bedsteads and Wardrobes One Oak Cottage Set, all complete One Writing Desk and Book Case ‘eather is. Pillows and Bolsters ze i'Caried ‘Hai and other Mattresses seat Chairs, Rockers, * d Dining Chatrs Table rg i Glassware, and et Three-ply. suber, Ce and other C. — Parlor, Cham! Cook. and other Stoves Tiall Oiiclath. Rugs, Mats, and Stair rode ate ie er artic! oo numerons to enumer- THOS. DOWLING, de 1. = Auctioneer. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. In compliance with the ‘Terms of s deed of trust from Charles Tupper aud wife, dated November 20, 1863, and recorded in Liber N.O. T., No. 19. folios 167, &c., one of the Land Records for the C. county ef Wash -neton, D.C., the subscribers will sell, on the anction. to the highest bidder, on the ¥ DECEMBER next. at 4 o'clock p. wing described fourth part of Lot num. -nine, (39.) in Square numbered five }as the same are laid (own ont plator ground plan of the City of Wesuing- ton, beginning for said part at the -"thexst corner of ssid Lot 39, thence running n. *. twelve (12) feei, thence west one hundred one feet and eleven inches, (J@1 11-12.) thence eonth twelve (12) feet, thence east one hundred one feet and eleven inches, 101 11-12,) to the ce of beginuing, having thereon & two-story Frame Dwelling, containing five rooms. ae = Ad Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve, = ¢ighteen months from day of sale. Deed given. — — of trust taken to secure the deferred pay- Tite believed to be good All the costs of deeds amd stamps at the expense of the purchaser. $50 required to be paid at the time of sale. FS 4 Ek 5 NDA Trustees, ARLES B PEAHSON : stawane GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE 01 OF PART OF Si sats AND BUILDING LOTS OF GRU’ ous ook OF WASHINGTO. atc. By order of the Commissioner of Public Build- ings, we ehall sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of December next. at 4 o'clock p. m., at our Auc- tiem Rooms, No. 526, ae nd th snd D streets north, the following named rty y belonging to z the Government of pot Caiteas 8 Lots 1, 2 2 12, 1: me 5 “42. The ene vad were ‘sold on the roth’ day of Ocio. ber isst, amd they will be re sold at the risk and cont of the first purchasers. Terms of sale: Cash, when knocked off by the auctioneers, and If not pald they will be put up iy ‘and sold to the next Phighest bidder o order of the Commissioner of Public Build- i. eokds GREEN &4W VILLIAMS, A Aucts. BY JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O + Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF A. ore LUABLE DWELL- es Bours AND LOTS ON u oA Se ep. eer THE CORNER Pr antl ecity of the Cntr ext of this Dis- ity, No: sat, Al - Grammer vs. a ane will id at auction to the Dighert Sager he TUESDAY. AFTERNOON Decem! o'clock on the premises, that most aes rable residence at the it corner ef 434 and © streets, lately the revidence $f the late G. C. Grammer, formerly — by John Quincy Adams. and afterward be Secretary Toucey. The dwelling 10 substantially built aad cepacious, baving four sarge parlors and drawin, the principal story, connecting by folding doors. The Lots front fifty-six feet seven inches on C street. by depth of one hundred and thirty-three feet three and s half inches on 4%. street, and run- Bing east o hundred and twelve t eleven Inches, to a = ee alley, and contain nine thousand two and pinety-three square feet. Itisin ase center of the city, and in one of the Lest neighborhoods, within a few steps of Penn- sylvania preoue, | one convenient to Ce ond Tt is seldom such gyvortunity offers to deviring first Class resi ence in the cit} mme- diate posseesion can be pk sg te the pure! haser. Terms: One-third and the residue in Li twelve, oe, and one four — with interest. The interest to be paid semi-annually. = which the purchaser's bond, with surety, will taken. anc a lien reserved on the property sold; rm the purchaser may pay all cash if he so desires. Conveyancing and stamps at the purc T's cos! If the terms be net complied h within fi days from the day of sale. the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell, on seven days’ notice in the Na- tional Intelligencer, at the risk and cost of the purcbager fai ing to com oe dea HENRY PRODASCO, { Trusters. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE PAND AT AUCTION December 8t cing at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises. will sell that bomen nay tana at th -rooms on and F streets south property, Ce abrer 1. 12. 14, 15,16, 17, 1 ‘Let No tbat the corner of Feud tb te, hase large and spacious Dwelling- House, with “water gasin the honse, stable and ether out-houses; also, a Hot-bouse, The above property will be divided and sold in lots to suit. We call especial attention tothe above sit offers rare inducements to procure val- Terme peat sale. By order of HERON, Wo, Wali 00. no” [Int. & Chron] Auctionee: LDEST MOTEL CONDUCTED ON THB T™ OLDERTUROPEAN PLAN, = In onlarged to double its former capselty, EUROPEAN HOTEL, wi ea they recelve, Spee a P. BMRIOH, Proprietor. BIPPLE = ANTIOCH Cm henbe Cotte, Renily oe Alea Ll yo set Mas ‘anderings 0 Bible Lands. 0: uct tual FF Chas. ‘Dick= sp ‘Hours 0 ‘Nell ites 4 Bomy Bt. r, ted Bao su ‘FRANCK TAYLOR, twoen gih tod 10th streets wont, the renidence of the Puild AUCTION SALES. ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- 78 Taka NTLED y FORTH AOUN ak THE ‘ON. D. cers’ Quarters, Ba: al other structures belon, Department U. 8. a..4 “hoe ly dismantied forts arou: for the Engineer De sFimant th the Tomi aba: with the same. on 01 AST OF EASTERN BRANCH. On eaTURDay November 25th, at 10 o'clock "the tinier” tantber hen‘isehe 18 . the timber, lum! Cy th — sround it. OUTH OF POTOMAS. Pager MONDAY, Roveuber = = 3. Pann sg a. . at Fort Lyon, sixtee timer, lumber, &c. “painalde the carte -: around’ the same. Bame day, at 1 o’cloe eleven frame butldings at Fort Farnsworth’ al the timber, ——— ¢., inside the fort, and aba’ tis around the eam — TUESDAY. ‘November 28th, ot ee "clock &. , at Fort Weed, twelve frame build and tim: fer, lumber, &c.,Inside the fort, and abacth same. Same day, at I eaeck Dp. m.,at tort O'Rourke, twelve frame buildin, ery Inmber, &c..inside the fort, same; also, the plank revetnient Lofrin pit Ietyeen Forts Weed, Farnsworth ©’Rourke, and the fixtures of lumber, timbe: 7 -» inone battery te the hy of Fort 0’ Rourke. On WEDNESDAY, November 29th. at 10 o’cloek Fort Worth, seventeen frame and log ind the timber, lumber, &c., inside the lot of stone, a lot of unused timber, an the: Sis ey ey outside of the same. On Y, November 9th, at 10 0’clock te m., at ¢ Fort Ward. twenty one frame and log build- ings: also, the timber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, ane abattis around the same. mo FRE + December Ist, at 100°clock a. m.. at Fort Richardson, twenty-four frame and log build- ings; also, the timber, Inmber, &c., inside the fort, an hatin around the same. On SATURDAY, Becember 2, at 10 0’clock a. m. at Fort Tillinghast, twelve Frame and Log Build- ings; also, the Timber, Lumber, &c., inside the fort and abattis around the same.’ Sameday, at 1 o'clock Py m_,at Fort Craig, eleven Frame Baila- ings, with Timber, Lumber, &c., inside the fort and abattis arourd the same. Immediately after which will be sold the Timber, Lumber, &c., in the Battery in front of Fort © Craig, aud the Timber, Lember. DAY Bex &e.. es at Fort McPherson. On MON rember 4. at 10 o'clock a. m., at Fort Morton, nine Frame Buildings and the a! tis “oe this fort and Forts Corcoran and Stro1 Same day, atl o'clock p. m., at Forts. F.¥mit twenty-five Frame Buiidi 9 ‘Timber, Lumber, &c., Inside the for battis aiound the same. Immediately after which will be sold the Timber, eer fo &c., inside Fort Bennett and the abattis aronnd it. On TUESDAY, December 5, at 10 0’clock a. m., at Fort Ethan Ailen rin four Frame and Log Buildings. (many of large size;) also, the Timber, Lumber Ae. inside the ert sad abattis around it, with the covered Way at the fort, and all the exte- rior Batteries and Magazines around the same, south of ag Bun. On FRIDAY, December 8th, at 10 o'clock a, m.. at Fert Cass. thirteen Frame Beraings, embrace a large quantity of Timber, and an excellent opportunity is thus ind-owners and others in the vicinity of Washington to sorrre watidings and fencing mate- rial convenient to their Rrovert y. ‘he military guard will remain upen the prem- ises seven days after date of sale for protection of property. and purchasers, (not owners of the land) ill be required to remove the buildings, &., within fifteen cere # from the date of purchase. Bulldiags i sold singly. Terms: in Goveramont fonds. L. LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, no 15-17¢ Department of Washington. Sz OF CORDEMAEE QUARTERMASTER Chie Quartermasic's Dawot of Washenzton, sper November 27, 1365. Will bes org at ‘Pnbite Auction, under tho direc- tion of Brevet Major James M. Moore, A.Q. M.. at Ware house No. 5. New York avenue, between isth and 19th streets. hg ington, ». C., ca MONDAY, December 11, 1865, at i ‘a lot of con’ demned QUARTERMASTER STORES, consisting Benches, Boilers, Cauldrons, Kettlos, Ovens, Pans, Pots. Ranges, Stoves, Book C: Lense, Opatcs , Cocoa Matting, Stools, Tables, Sash, H mers, Axes, Chisels, Hatchets, wares, Pick’ Axes.’ Wheelbarrows, Brushes, poe: Buckets, Files, Grindstones, Lanterns, Shovels, Waste Paper, Rope, Rags, Zinc, &€. The stores must be removed by purchasers within ten days from date of sale. ‘erms: Cash.in Government funds, By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Ganetermester., Peet of Washington. H. TOMPKINS, no 27-12t Bret, Gi and Quartermaster, FLces. FEED, WHISKY. A large and complete assortment ot ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, for Bakers, Grocers, and others, WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. FEED OF ALL KINDS, Either weight or measure. WHISKY, ALL GBADES, We mention the Bonnitz Whiskey in particular. as being pure, nnd four years old, sold subject, if necessary, to analysis. WM. M. GALT & 00., no att Indiana avenue and Ist P BOYER & BUBNSTINE, LIOENSED PAWNBROEERS. @613TH STREET, Second deor from Pennsylvani venue,south id LIBERAL ABYANOES WATCHES, JEW ELEY, CLOTHING _ my jeT-4m** (parton HELLER, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Bennty, Pack Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- sy attended to promptly. Office 29 435 street. Post Office Box 428 Wash- ngto city, D. 0. jeT-6m. G®r4t BARGAINS IN PIANOS, AT METZEROTT & CO.’°8 WABEROOMS, No. 318 Penna. ave., between 9th and 10th streets, tery oo fine new i igieat d & Son's Grand Square One “Chickering & So! ‘s Parlor Grand,) almost new One 7-cetave, William Mille-_ almost new. One 7-octave, P Helens Tok v0, ne 6-octave, Bt be al Piann wo have taken in exehange for Seas See S W, 9. METZEROTT. Bole Agence of Steimway’s Pianos, and Masor & Damen 's Cabinet Organs. Bo 18 LER'S MPOUND 8YRUP OF Gps TERE BIC Gill be forad aaa pleasant, and » peedy remedy for Covers, Couns, eines nEss, Croup, Wnoorixe CoUGH, AND ALL AFF Tions OF THE TuRoaT anv Luncs. Ita superior efticasy in arresting stubborn coughs, first stages of consumption, has long been known and syucecsaved by most families and physicians. Price cents per bottle, “Has been in constant use in our family for over twenty years, and with invariable success. I think it an excellent remedy.” American Office, Bait. JOS. J. DOBBIN, “an attache of this office, long troubled with a stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs to be affected, has received the greatest benefit from @ sipgle bottle.”"—Bait. Clipper. “Bince I introduced ither here. several ofonr physi- cians are Seale i with the best success.” 1-eosm" FP. Chemist, Portsmouth. Tire asda by ie Letters Pat- land, aul securt eat aot coe the Proeomded armacie Imperial 1 i Ld effectual i pmedy Sor Bolax- na entirely ively fap Taeded the Coparia ja, Cubebs, &c. a Bar SeSfatejnulighe Famed Cal tmp 8 i: Sym ), thus ol She ae of mercury and ail othe: iF deleterious ingre. Rach reparation fs in the form of a most wis Patenze .. Secured from the offectapf cli eb of atmouphers, in tin cases, at $3 each, of four i in one for $9, and in . Divided in separate Sallamanda, fpinintered’ By Valpeau, * Si notesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, Bleecker street, New Yor! 4 : we. at + | twenty (20) ‘PROPOSALS. compet “OF 8 aU perereron. Prtexssvne, Va . Bov. - Fropossis will be received by the eval een efit EDNESDAY, December }3, 1865, at }2 o'clock m., for the purchsse of about THEES HUNDRED AND Ae BEAD oF BEEF CATTLE, AT THIS D; om The Cattle will be sold at their ete ore | eight, to be determined on delivery. Propose! murt bein duplicate. and should state the pric gerven pound gross weight, and the number of Catt! jesired. No bid Ma be received for a less number than head. The Geren reserves the rig it to reject all bids deemed too I ‘idders not present will be noti ‘fied by letter of | the result $f that gresenel is. The Cattle to de re- | moved within a date of acceptance of | bid, at expense of parc! ‘he Cattle can ve fie nat ‘the Cattle Yards near the Race Grounds. about one mile from this city. oe cash. in Government fands. roporals should be endorsed on the envelope 2 Sierras bed ne ba of Beef Cattle,” and ad- dressed to the at Petersburg, Va. Hivan. Brevet Major orupent of ite? C. 5 De Uaptain ed 0. 8. ASA GRE | PRorosats FOR LIME. Chie. artermi Depot of We ton, ee eit Ree Recetas | To) be rece: ¥ a8 0! til WEDN ata December 6 1865. at ira clack i. for the delivery at the Lincoln itoepital Depot, near this city, of 5,000 BUSHELS UNSLACKED BUILDING Weighing not less than eighty (80) pounds to the Tro thourand (2,000) bushels must be delivered ipeeasuesely. Si he remaining three thousand (3.000) within foe! my fei from date of contract, Proporals must be ‘ensed to the undersigned, and should be plainly ‘marked. a ls for Lime. D.H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and ys Quartet son De Mast Depot of Washington, Gey ERNMENT SALE OF BEEF CATTLE, ary of Subsis:enee, Ric Va.. November 23, 1965. Sealed proposals. a duplicate, will be received by the nndersicned until 12 o'clock m,.on MON- DAY, the ith day of December, 1865, for the pur- chase of about FIVE BUNORED (see) s HEAD OF BEEF The Cattle will be sold at their gross weights. roposals should state tie price per pond, grote weight. and the number of head required: ‘he gross weight be determined in the usnai manner of ayersging the weighi of BE™F CAT- No Mde will be received for a less number than twenty five (2)heud. he Government reserves the right to reject Proposals deemed too low. Bidders net present will ape notified by letter of the result of their pro- al The Cattle to be removed within ten days from tha date of acceptance at the expense of the pur- charer. The Cattle can be seen at the Government stables, known as Bacon's Quarter Branch, on Lreok ave- nue, Richmond, Va. é t Sale Cash, in Government funds, and prior to jelivery. Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope, “Proporals for purchase of Beef Catile.”” and addressed to the undersigned. at Richmond, ¥ Le orger. Cay ware ©. Sullivan, Brevet Major and C.8.,U.8. A., Chief C.8., Departinent of Vir- ints. OR PPOLINTON | no 27-19t Captain, 0.8. ¥. GOVERNMENT at OF CHOICE WHIS- Office Devot Commi any of Subsistence Washington, D. C., November 22, iss. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, of the form Bished by the undersigned will be Focelved at tate office, until 12 o'clock m., on TUESDAY, the 6th day of December, 1855, for the sale of about 1,500 BARRELS OF WHISKEY, The Wacky, offered for sale was selected with care. and is o and Bourbon Whiskey, which are equal if not su- perior, to any Whiskeys now in the market. ‘roposala may be made for any number of bar- rele. Hot less than five of each lot. 1 consists of seventy - el ht (78) barr of Bye Whiskey, containing about threo thourand one hundred and zesety (8,120) gallons. Lot Ko. 2co taof four hundred three (493) barrels of Bourbon Whiske’ about nineteen thousand, seven hundred and twen- ty 09, 420) gallon: and Lot sists of = hundred and sixty-five (966) * parrel rels of Recti Whiskey, containing Piped shirty- -eight rover eix hundred (33,600) The. we biskey will be re-gauged before the deliv- ery, and sold by the “proof gallon.’’ Itmur be ex- amined at the Subsistence Depet, Alexand:ia, ra samples can be geen and proposals obtained from of the following officers a Brevet Lt. Col. ED. Brigham, Captain and C. .. U. 8. A., Boston, Mass. onetb OE, — H. F. Clarke, A. D.C. and A. . A. New York city. L nd ninety- ataining Brevet brig Gen ©. L, Kilburn, 4. 0. G.8.,U. SA. “Philadeipia Brevet Brig. 6 Vilson, V. 8. and Brevet Loses, t fol. » Captain and C.S.,U. Or. at this Office. Payment in Government funds. about fifty per cent. of whick will be required on the aeceptanc of the nd the remainder as soon asthe re- ing is completed, and before the delivery com- ‘bid received from parties who have failed to comply | with their contracts. ; = ere are xeuuseted to be present at the open- ing of their bids. All pure! ases will be loaded at the Government hs harves. i: Amrenasie, Va., free of expense to the purciiass ‘The us reservation of the he Government in re- gard to bids will be observed no 33- Th, ™M jor ana €: & id F RESH BEEF AND V ) VEGETABLES, — Navy DEPARTMENT, Burka oF Provisions axp CLoriine ‘November 24, 1935, \dorsed ** Proposals for Fresh Beef and Vegetables,” will be received at this Bu- reau until 2 o’clock p.m.) on the sixth day = comber next, for the supply of twenty-five thousand pounds of Fresh Beef and twenty-five thousand Fresh Vegetables, at the Washingten ‘avy Yard and Station, as required ‘The Becl and Vegetables must be of good quality, and the best the market affords, and each article must be offered for by the pound. The Beef tobein pre eae fore and hind quarters. ith approved security, will be required in one-half the estimated amount of the contract. and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld frem the amoust of each payment to be made, collateral security for the due performance of’ the contract, which as on no account, be paid until itis fully pas Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ- ten guaranty, signed by one or more ret onsible persons, that the bidder or bidders will, if his or thetr bid be accepted. enterintean ‘obligation with- in five di with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles propese: Wo i Speseand will be constdered unless accompanied such guaranty. and by satisfactory evidence that ie badder isa regular dealer im the iT piceed 5 prepesed and the license required Oy ae ¢ Depar' mt Prone ipe de 1° height a + to g,Feject apy Gov- erp no 2% 10t ‘LOSING rae OF GOVERNMENT C ATTLE. nian ona Depot Cowmtssary, Fort Monnor, December 1, 1855. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be rece by the undersigned until "2 sale less. prime Bee: Gatti tle. The Catile will be sold at their gross weights. Proposals will eo the eld Fr pound gross weight, and number of ted. The gross weight to be determined in the usual manuer of averaging the weight of Beef Cattle. wepponsle will be received for five head and up- ri The Seeman Lisgy Aba the right to reject any med too ers not present mill be tbe notified by letter of the restlt of shar eet eit Cattle to be remaved five Says from 3 from date of acceptance. ged ean be seen at t! rrall near the fort; are good condition, and are realiy a superior lot of] Beet Cattle, fit for any market. a ene cash, in Government funds, and prior to elivery. Pro Seats should be endorsed on the lope, ‘Preposals for purehase of Beet cate, adn eae _ de 2-17t Oey JOHN D. EDMOND & 00., 518 513 513 Tth street, between D and EB, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCEB BUILDING, DEALERS IN DER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHO: BOO ENEEAL HARDWARE and ‘CUTLERY. tand Wroug! pikes, Horse-shoes : | are shoe Bails, Rasps, Files, Springs, rea Azietrees, Nuteand Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Picks, Axes, Bopo, Giue, SpHt Cane for chair all of which we offer at ‘had also of 8. C. FORD, No. 290 ) Pa. ave, B LOWEST CASH PRICE, corner lth st. mar$-6m 5138 ™ leisiyle 513 )HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM — For {i rting @ rich gloss and exquisite Perfume to Ss. i Picabbenty -L Savage, bod air: fetaren bre 6. an! other 2 Ob New FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO o HARDWARE, se 7 and sold by all Bruggiste, Prie . Bnd 750 HOUSEKEEPERS’ G00; York. and sold by co ite PACKING, o, BELTING, &e., UTLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTURE. —This ola well known and ey reliable rie or bettie’ is for sale b; aD resins ‘Brie 1 per bet 19-coly a LIAM BRADL Ww ie STEAM MARBLE WORKS,” lannfactu: z 1 MANTLES MONUM . MARBL WASHSTAN TOPE Ae TABLE Monuments made to order on reasonable terms and sho! are Je oustantly pp band EASTERN MAR- ‘ era fr Vinmber's SLABS tween ib and atone be ny cee b. mara SWrNRBy SLAPS GroRt eS 6th stree streets. it, between | Semen! manatee aeraes4 ike Peco Wood Je. eat Faten 06 30-lm* ines is not for sale, having eon- JOSEPH H. SHAFFI£LD, Penuestrenty avenue, Atst door west of z10th st; Washington, D. 0. au 26-3m N iH. eigen sisriee OF THE PEACE, Office No. 511 om strect west, near Penn's avenue, re such es Pierce ese el , Po Notices, &c., &0. coy see: Ss oe H. WieaAE AcENOY, 40: 493, aan oe fy A large seat cl ofhadies Boots AND Bi conte Orders attended to sous WEET OID! Se BCE EAE coast bacon, Just received, and for Jc. no 26-3¢ 67 Louisiana ayenue, eer Tih et, | same in cash. | the first quality, especially the Rye || ‘LEG QBraans’ count. ae" WASHIVG@TON GAL NOTICES. In the matter of the y pecition| of Cecnarine Byrne, Gnardian to Orphans of Patr:& Byrne. deceased. The said Guardian haviag reported that ebe sold, On the Sd inytant. the enstern sixteen feet froat of Lot 2%, In Square 604, fu the city of Washington, to eam of thirty-two cents George Kloty.» and for tt heser has paid for the per foot, and toat the por this 11th day of November, 1855, so reported, will be con- ordered that #aid firmed on the sth dey of December next, auless cause to the contrery be shown on or before that day: Provided a © py of this order be inserted in the Evenin, before said day. & week for three weeks WM. F PURCELL, Judge of the Orphans’ Court. Test—Z.C. ROBBINS, Register of Wills, vo 13-1an3w" | | | ! RPHANS' CUURT. Nov. 14, 1855 —Distaict oF | ' | | | | 1 } | tax omer ( CoLcumpia, Wasutnotox County, To tou —In thecase of Jane Tyler, admipistratrix of Dr. Albert Tyler, dece: jo administratrix aforesaid has. with the apprebstion of the Grphans’ Con-t of Wasbin, ington county sforeentd, appointed Saturday, the 9th day of December pext. for the final settie- ment and tietribusicn of the personal estate of sai i deceased, and of the assets In band, as faras the same have been cu lle: when and where all the creditors and heirs of sa! deceased are notified to sttend,(at the Orphans’ Court ef Wast ington County aforesaid.) with their claims properly youched, or they may otherwire by law "he excluded from all benefit in said do- ceased’s estate: provided a copy of this erder be published « ord week he thoes weeks in the Eve- ning Star previo: to the said da . 6 2b. ROBBINS, no 16-IawS#* Register of Wills, ed and turned into mon- ti Test—Z HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri- Ww = has ol.tained from the Orphans’ ashin; Court of ton County.in the District of Columbia, administration on the personal estate of mM. Kobests, late of Washington city, D. C., deceased. All persons having claims against the | said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the | same, with thr vonchers thereof, to the subscriber, | on or before the Mth day of November next; the otherwise by law be excluded from all benent | Of the said estate. 5 | Given under my hand this léth day of November, | no 15-TawSw* MATILDA C. ROBERTS. HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That ¢ acriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Washington © ty in the D letters of jstration on te of Daniel Bron, late of Georgetown, C., deceased, 1 persons haying claim said deceased. aro hereby warned to D. ag subscriber,on or before the Nth day of ext; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit #f the said estate -fjiven under my band this Uth day of November | 1 ‘3w* JOANNAH BROWN, PERSONAL. pate MISERABLE tereesee. would take your last dollar nd Dr. DARBY at » Hi plenty of money and practice, and ci you honestiy. nels tr *ONSULT DR. BARNES—hpectai attention to | the care of all disenses of a private neture guarantees a radical cure of all acute i afiections of both sexes in the shortest sible, and scientific treatment. Young wm Lave injured themselves, or suffering from aay cause, are cuaranteed a speeds cure. Those who have heen deceived by the many uaprincipled grecks and boasting pretenders should consult Dr. AKNES and be eured at once. Tho only where you can ebtaina permanent cuore ington Building, Room 12, corner of Penna. and 7th etreet. bo 3w ADIES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS. WM. PRINCE. are Fs street, has reduced bis price of STAM PING Six CENTS PER WIDTH for Shirts, Fantalette, &c.,on Muslin, Linen, Gam- brics, and x. ‘e have newer and more | io tne! patterns than any other place of the kind in the ci LUTING SIX CENTS PER YARD. ects: t Avams EXPRESS COMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. C. a DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | ARRIVE. x. ; i \ Pr. | For Baltimore and Phil- 2 } adeiphia. and interme -$ New York, BR. the East “Wittoinetoa | and Newbern, \ Sa AM. | x. ull — m, §. 0 aint and ‘New/ | Hl if 6: diate points. & P. 3 Orlea nari Hanover, Get nee, Littestown, Harr burg; Chanibersbure, and @arlisle, Pa.; f Rochester, & Niagara Falls, No Y¥., and the Canadas......... 1y™ ay stations on the |} Be Pennsylvania Central { Pi = = Colt Cinci rat 1 aCle ee renaieesa er ry.Winchester, and in- termediate pointe. berland. and gat: | ens => stations betweenBalti- more and Cumberland | Way-stations west, m3) | Cumberland, Ma Wheeling. & Parkers. burg.Va.;Aanesville,O | > keg lke oF: ad Jal bid EKIkK| Rx Norfolk, Fortress Mou ree,and City Point, ¥: Richmond and | Peters. burg.; Danville, Ea- leigh, Weldon, Greens- bero, Salis! . Char- -M. lotte, and Goldsboro’, 5:30 P.M. N.C. ©. | Columbia, 8. ville, Tennessee. et, Sooo, BS ens. Atha feuls and Sitges au a on! m- ¥ S15 a.m ery, Ala.; Bly ad 5:30 Pa. Charlottes- —— ‘Lynch- on Id KE Cali Santee Chae oe all stations on ate Vir, | Chattanooga and a { Sees nis end lway. OFFICES: JAMES TOPHAM & 00.8 514 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PREMIUM TRUNE, SADDLERY, no %-tf AND EQUIPMENT MILITARY MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, wT 500 2 SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Hat, Where they continue to manufacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment ef TEUNES, VALISES, TBAVELING BaGs, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVERSACKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPUES, AT LOW PBICES. BEPAIRING. ‘Tranks, So.,repaired promptly and thoroughly. THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, October Sist, 1864; also, the highest premium,» bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ In- stitute of Washington, D. 0. O., in 1as7, SOLE f AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Vs., for FRANK MILLEB'S CELEBRATED PREMICM HARNESS Orn, | Dealers supplied at the lowest fed 6-19 FACTORY PRICES, CON. HADENTL ' Youre wen She eortain secret erat, aes eee, Sool ® debili =. fur iets ae ‘importance by perusing any sees, ina envelope on F intel ae Bivier a oo 200. dec H-ly j and 9:00 ¢ | culiarly adapted for children, Pe | CRUSHED. Po RAILROAD LINES, G™" FERUSTLVISYA B — NORTE AND WES. FOUR DAILY T: NS. WINTER SCHEDULE irre after November soth. 1845, trains wilt ren as follows ; Leave Lear Weainon Baueite ) Express Mail, m. Fitebere ® Erie 40p.m. 72. m= Pittsburg & Eimira 12p.m. WR). TW9 TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:0 and 7.90P. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. f care between Baltimore, #) mira, Erie, or itiebure. WW For tickets and any information apply at the Office of the Great Penne eyivania Route, corner Pennsy!vania avenue and Sixth street, ander Ne tonal oor ena ie Maetel pomer aaa. sven ite Willard Wash opposite ards Hote! 7 arbre JNO. GILLETT, Pemenger Agen’. m-th Bertieens an VaTe BAiLhoaD. SHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1686, Trains between W ASHINGTO MORE. and WASH STON ARD T now run a folle € BALTIMORE a, oe Sunday, st 6 cp Lea Ua. my “AL L WAY STATION Sgn Gaily, except Sunday, at 6:20, FOR PRINCIPAL WAY Atom, vi Au Biadensbur, era on, & Deitevitie, Laurel Reiny House, leave at 6:20 a1 5.00 and 4% p. m. dail FOR ANNAPOLIS ardSWe. m..and 4 p.m. dally No trains to or from Anuapolis ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE Leave at 8:00 6. m. and 4.@ nud7 30 and 9 0p. m, FOR WAY STATIONS Leave at 5.00 4. m. and 2%) p.m. FOR ALL FAKYS OF THE WEST Leave daily, except Sunday at 7:30 a. m and 7.39 a, at Belay Station xith ey na fiom Baltimore to Wheeling, Parkers? mare & ERX GH TICKETS to the West cam be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, ae well as at the new office in the Ameri- can Telegraph Building. Penmsylvanis avenue, between 4 ae oe streets. ‘On Sumday et 9:09 p_m. only. cor neetiny For New Yor! hiistelphia, and Boston, seo adyertisement of “Through Line. ff = MITH aster of ‘Transportation, eral Ticket ainsi oc 0-tf Gio! 8. KOONTZ. , Agent, \ Waabi gion. T HROUGH LINE BETWREN WASUINGTON, PHILAPEL? RIA AND NEW w NOTO! Octobe 5 Traine between Washington and New Tok ore ‘DoW run as follows. FOR NEW 108k, without chance of cars, Sunday) at 7a m., and ¢ asthts dally (except “rom @ RaW ZOBK. changing cars at Philadel. Leave daily (except Su. . ane pt Sundey) et 1:15 e. m. and ‘OR PHILADELPHIA, Pgperes Sealy toca t Sunday) at 7 me Pee ee ouday) at 739 and 11:36 a, ly. Leave for Philadelphi a Bleeping care for New ao =, yancagt bund. Oa Saates yt loop” sleep- oo Tur on'y to Phila el rough tickets to Pil ei New York, of —, can be had at the Station Office at all hore In the day, as well as at the new 0! in the Amer- need —. Pennsylvavia svenur, au and Vhio Bailroal advertisement etrere, Washington, Baltimore, Au- et wi P eaita, Master of Transportation, L.M. OLE, General Ticket Ageat oct! GkO.8.K gent, Washington, Mi. RIOHMO! tom — BY RO: END ALEXANDRIA T AND LYRCHBU On an‘ sfter Ente 1, 1868, the Trains on this road will rou. Leave Washing: Leave a Beaalits AL Leave Eqncae rats Leave Richmond st 7 0 8. Leave Gordonsville at Arrive at Senses rrive at Washi a Senter. leave 4 Lecal freight trai Alexandre at 6a 6. m. and arrives at Gordonsville at ll 45a.m. Leaves Sacken evilie at 22.35 p.m. and arrives #t Alexan- dries at8.00 p.m. Through freight leaves Aloxen- Seta at3.a, m. and arrives at Lyne! em hburg at 3.208. m. and arrive me jexandria et 610 Passengers for Warrenton will take er 90 9. m. the 6.45 5, wi. train seuth from Washington and train vorth from Lynchburg ingyen for ali parts of the North nnd 4 ‘his route has the acrantage ever having pooawous rail from New ¥o "aise merce through Falrfax. Ball Run. Manas Bartas, oe, Catiet 5 pahann: Cal- peper, Orange and G-rdeberi les whe . 16 np ine great batties were for hers, fo Lye Tickets can be procured in Adams’ building, opposite the R. & O. BR. K. Depot iz om also at the Depet on Maryleud ns leave the corner of ls streets, wna Ww. o. nce Mt FERT ner . 5. M. BROADUS. Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1865. mennewe OE a sFoett DISEASES! 6 SECLET pyr yey yy SAMARITAN’ 8 GIFT! SAMARITAN'S GIFT! THE MOST CEBTAIN BEMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Care” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢¢, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, mo Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. ‘They entirely sogetabie, baving no smell eny ned pleasant teste. and wot ie = way an ure the stomach er bowels of the mert delicate. ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases . s Un very of Frguarivaiy ons = ot oot Solvent Docke : E. Bictert tn’ Chee No c: a wuaveyen: POSTE HANG E WHATEVER Yet those despaired have cured who have been gorged with Belden Usseonia’ & Mereury, “NS @ Sent by mat ins rE ‘emale, g8. tp hg TY BLOOD! BLOOD!! BOROFULA,, ULCERS TETTERS, oC EREAL D SAMARITAN § 2 S ROOT 4 gon wee shi be heeled, and terity that for sich Jet pevrafay may be Alpe TANS ROOT AND HEEB More every vestige of sil "ell as all the bad AS wesailon rea be ¥ represented, fonuse on t asupply. yours, very eS «tanto _ Stonmanly tp “Betw vert DESHOND & So Fad by 8. OAL VERT t FORD cram Lith stree “RENE O00. Riexandria, my 6-tf OME'’S HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR Serene and gredunlly bringing back the Hair to its original colcr without the incenvenience 4 tending t the use of the dye. Solid by all druggists cents per bottle. a ‘8 MEDICATED GINGER BREAD FR aah tor corunsanrivalod in oltvecs ena ne- eaten as aR ke. wate by druggists. Price 2 cents per box. ordinar: bie j ppenen BC ONOENTRATED E. EXTRACT Is the Great Dinas } ‘8 CONCENTRATED EXTRACT bee SARSAPARILLA Is the Great Blood Purifier. of Phar- Botan fered aniint Goemtean RAN ATED, OUT LOAF 3 vA other SUGARS. Just received and for sale tT WELL 2 00., no 7-eolw No. 67 La. av,, near 7thiet.