Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1868, Page 3

The Great American Health Bestorer! DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROSADALIS: 4 SAFE AND ORRTAIN CURE (AND THE ONLY ONE YET DiscovERED) vor SCROFULA, IN ITS VARIOU! FORM 8, SUCH as ‘onsumption, fn its Early Stages; Enlargemen ead Ulceration of the Glands, Joiats, Bones, Kidoeys, and Uterus, Ubronio ‘Bbeumatism. Bruptions ef the Skin, Chresio Bore B: ao. ALSO, SYPHILIS, Mt ALL ITS VABLOUS FORMS, DISEASES OF WOMEN, speaineepe geen oe Life, Gravel, GENBRAL ILL HEALTH, And all Diseases of BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEY! AND BLADDER, “s It thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor end bed taint, ant restores the outire system to healthy condition. PERFECTLY HARMLESS, Yo. earns slightest injury. — ET” Use, and endorsed by the Leading Physi ORs everyiwacre Ui 1s known, ‘The following, among many hundreds of our best citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy: CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. Bi 2 pr. peeemneet Be. Mp. eae o I believe the B: AY ~ ype eee THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D. ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. BEAD THE be BELOW AND Ww: ° no Poempenaany roe I Dr. er ema: Dean Sin: M youngest danghter, aged five years beer ft Sit'ber life. “I tried agreat many Physician Witheut relieving ber mach; in fi oat of Sosbeetslletna pe mech: ta fag the last Retest she was worse than ever. — arte Tra ageeee — sores a and dior ener int Gis ecnditicn was Saved b by Dr. Hosadaile. mace and commenced wes manical. In less Qetonishment, sae BOSADALI8 CUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES Wiison, N.O., ace 15, 1987, BOSADALIS 18 A POTENT B I CHRONIO Diseases i Fuom G. w BLOUMT, Eag- ATTORNEY AT Law, WILSON, ROLIN. Ear and Partial Deafness. of “bs. by Bocadalie, Gino: i. SLousT. THE ROSADALIS secret medicine. The articles from fie published around sack bottle. and st Beep introduced aes ory Postaivid Bo BLOOD, Live and ‘EibNETS. CHBONIO LIVER COMPLAINT CUBED. all Desise It es e great Gaxemx County August 14 i eudewcorrr aONIO BHRUMATINN OTH, Vass a Without %, benoit, Havi Mhocetalies richly spoken of | beyegreds bottle, and fading some relief conting il] em Soeny tens oe Strip mapicte ir ‘consider che Rosadali ereign 2 Mheamatiom. bat I belteve It. & . recommend i¢ to the JAMES WEBB. PREPARED ONLY BY J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, BALT(CMORE, «Late of Wilson, B.C.) PBICE $1.50 PER BOTTLE. feria a a diana DB. J.J. LAWRENOR 2 00... coum FROPSIBTORS uD maxcFacTU Ive WEL eae, PROPOSALS, Qrrics revseen eee fonoor = o resctved at Puneet ‘tad Coal reining ea i: Se a seeeised foe for sock an ees ts tons waite ah Rage Go oT Oak Wood écords eaeed and opt, 6 ‘ine Fourrs Distaict. 70 tone Whit Keg Scorus Dai Wood, saved split. tT Mi fro . di o spe Les ae gen tact Pe veapecel 0 conn bok td Cay i ee reeled at once ng the b “ Proj Sh to vids, i! SePttomane = seit au 11-2w Chairsinn Comuitton Sapuiies, pPorcsats Fos oats wartremaitor's Off Cried Quartcematior's Ore. Military District. plainly marked “ Delivery to be at the ‘wasrvee or ratiroed isiey Afar laning gf Sontdact aad te be ted within twenty’ (30) days from contract, ats contracted for under this advertisement wit be e Tigidly spected, nad such Maa do net prove oft Rood merchantable ‘quality. wi Ibe rejected, na to be made on the cumpletion of tbe La FOR 1 FORAGE xD STRAW. Depot Quanrens acces ra a, SHINGTON ice aes Sea from ous Reto nd a quan. tity at Soldiers’ Home, sod "fa such quantities and at such thines as ordered Quartermaster in Gorn to be delivered tn ood each. fifty-six (55) vel; Oata in like sacks, of about each, of not less than thirty: “to (pe ani about two Sushets each bushel; Hay Straw baled. wo thoasand (2.400) pounds per ton. Dide will alae be received for Hay unbated. Bidders will state the price of sacks separate, of corn per bashel, and of hay and straw per cic ROW use about sight thousand (8,000) bushels rain, one hundred and eighty (13)) Sime Sif intrines Bt (3H) tone of straw por mon We reserve t ito increase or dkmiaiah’ that quantity by Ope third. o proper notice, snd con- tractor will be required to keep at least two menths’ supply of forage aud straw on hand, and a n this city. will be furuished with aapeh bid, tn tiosenetten ‘tem thousand dollars, signed by two re- sponsible sureties, that the bidder willyif muccese- ful. within ten days after his acceptance, exeeute S contract in accordance with above require ments. be required to exhibi ptember next, satisfactory repared to commence fulfill- 8 ing contrect. ‘ayments will be made monthly for quantitylof forage and straw deliveres, if im fands fal bidder, f Sbeuld aon, ———_ — b furnish the kind ana of forage and straw reqnired, it wi be purchased 1 3B open market, and ‘ad ‘the excess of will be marked. ** Proposals for Forage. Ingited tobe nt at the opeall of th of the Quartermaster General 7am HcFRRRAN Brig. Go spot @. a. an 1-15t E OF THE GE! ERAT SUPERINTEN- O' Sint TREASURY BUILDINGS, RAILROADS. Barrimony cameron Mare JOON, LR, renow me follows. il er OB BALTIMOBE. Leave dail; cept Sunday, ee ond 3:0 and 430 ara “ALL WAY STATION FOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPO- cud Toda mevand ot 2:00 and FOR ANNAPOLIS. acd 4:30 p.m. Me treinste Basin. Lea: from Ai ‘Wasuinoren. Jan.6, Ber. oy ee mien a neee oat Hew York are “TOE Ns Bae Rem) of caps. pas except Bunday) ot =! =n os eR end 13:5 p. ON SUNDAY. Leave for Now York and Philadclphinet 190. ewe tor Hew York on 1:90 p-™ Ler ee mnig forcneck’ besiege” we THE LARGEST STOCK AND GREA' VaRIBTY in rk DISTRICT, PRACTICAL othe =e ! = | ae etal ro ced lori He e08 ORT, eat oui eas. and GLY! O Perccas wicking to take an excurmon Baltimore aad ecnsean do stopping st at eet i cc 0, or 0008S gWEDORREORS, Gahingtoa, . ‘andrii street. NEW TORELRD GHORGRTOWS Sgsmmero OuD Linn. BSGULAE SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FEOM NEW YORK. SATURDAY, AT 13 M. Sor freight, apply to JOHR B. DAYIDBON, Agent, 63 Water stree wa, D. 0. DeE DON * B Biprtoce stant ry 20. ere ioe 04 Wall attect, faye oR "Mew 8 York, varia tbe county ‘country with Parith denpated: OHN B. “ibeom, ageet B; BRISTOL LINE BETWEEN sw YORK AND BosTon, VIA BRISTOL For PkOVIDENC! NEW BEDFORD: oa a, Seed il potuta of rai ‘Bast a ‘sore’ The steamers: riety td pplendia Leng No. #, Noi of Canal street, adjot Tassos ee: k.ot6 TERA SG In Boston at on ‘if the moruing trains from thet most dessrable and ‘ond Pleasant vous vou 8 to the White iarns. Travellers for that point cam make direct ion Dy way of Prowidenee und. Wortester or tate rooma end Secured at office on Pier H. 0. BEIGGS, Gon’ Manager. EW ERWGnES, LINK OF BTRAMBHIPS fmouthe be- + AND JOHN ‘Will rai ing ihe winter EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Acecat,) . Bava, H 2SKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENU! between 6th and 7th streets, my 23- Ser nea OOM GAT BO EPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D*?* UNITED STATES Li OFFICE, Asminaron, On eo petition of BERTON sx — rer ins for di ft oot Geta st rn tober, vement in Looms, for seven years flein ie ereinieca objections, uy in writing, at least, SSE pants alffeatimon = aied'oy a either party ie the Botice be ae! tn the rele oa f .. ‘om Seat Ei Peplicetions to be st least sixty da; of said 78 pre- vious tou the day of <LISHA FOOTE, jy30-wow Commissioner ot Patents. NT OF THE INTERI D*?A UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, the petition 2 ot REE ee Cincinnati, Obio, praying for the extension ofa it that the said petition be Patent Office on MONDAY, the 28th day of Decem- rato apgeet and show m. Cs Goa fied to 8) by UNITED & Seas PANG rrice, = | ox oar ited. a 8re required to set forth in writing, at least tw. cr before ty either wearing, must whu'be tarnished on ap: ive weeks, the first pee Teast sixty days pre: ao Com LISHA FOOTE, (ths SEAN irerce OFFICE, Sea D™S78s On the petition rie See ee ie the 2tm Bas AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. oan nl *araEErw rena PP SESONRS a Ta 10) onrivneps Lt Eh SAE pot Au —_ ‘et 6 o'elock p.m. 39. having ‘on ‘the mrciareaaee mas nse sarwe-qtory do fect, by = G@*t A HOME. CLOSING SALE AT AUCTION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOTS! on MERIDIAN HILL, (Bo long talked of fur the President's Mansion) TERMS ONLY ONE-TENTH CASH ; Balance in 5 years, payable every 3 months. THE FINEST CHANCE TO BUY EVER OFFERED. THIS PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE BEFORE PAID FOR. THUBSDAY ee 13TH, at 3o’clock, Cniy gab downs Wo obese Siac allowsd, aad foery loz Puc up will be sold. THE TITLE. The written opinions of she following ieee Attorne . have been filed at oar office. amd c: m. Caloh Cushing, Wm. B Woodwara ‘Mes«more. nounced the title ALL & BOBS, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS, Corner Seventh and D streets, aust ___ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,_ QCHUETZEN PARK. The below-described ere. ote... for the Grand Apnnal Schuetzen Festival, becinning om the Sist ae aaa ext, in tho New scheatzon Park, 'HURSDAY. A’ 13H “ Sorclock b P-m, atthe Poe cbe sold ‘to the high- “They coimmrjeo aix bars, with the privilege of selling drinkablesyxoo ~Oue IcoUream, Coffee, Chocolate amd Cake Stal two ar tends; three Rafle Stands; one Restaurant for bless ong, for cold ditto; one Air Gun Barber Stand; and one W Sar ithe torms will prone ‘FICE, ge! HALL, Avast 10 10rm, 186%. By virtue of an act of the, Cay Dee mei accordance therewith offer fc caeb, to the shishert ldder my DAY. a Seas cris aad Peiriites ataae | & ‘exclusive r1 oof using the rae ‘Beales unt B fw nine a = ren of ekante porchasers are recei' of hay, straw, fodder, oate ta one thousand’ pounds or lea thousond pounds, 39 cents r packageo! the same. 10 cents; for Selghing Live stock, two conta for every handsod will be required to comply of the act aenceved ad February. 1353, enuitled An act to establish lic bay say scales, for cone a ponees OF. GALLIGHAN Fa TOWNSEND: sulo-ta [Chr pons eorner’ of Lombard and Gay sireste. the a described unclaimed Ste gu which ach there fe jure or neglect to pay come containing is dovon BACURAWATED yi otb ne cave containing 60 doen SACCHARATED Orie Se epin acorn Pate oe ter, (hat gt |, on tl Dr. pith day May. 137, tari ned on ship’ . M. i = SBwin Tt NH SWESSTER, Caligetor. N, THOM: au 5 cota Retocners. Ste OF NAVY VESSELS. and Repair a tgnet otk 1336, ¢ ‘The Departsoont will offer at public auction tbe tollewig pamed ¥ AT TEE U. avy ¥ nae PORTSMOUTH, On WEDNESDAY, Avovst 26, at 12 o'clock M. The RORASAMEA, side-whoel stogmer 37 756 to Eat. aT oes v. 8. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK, On SATURDAY, Avoust 29, at 12 o’dleck M. Thr LABOMA,! cide wheel stegmer, 974 4 tons DOs tires) screw 3 . * AT THE U. 58. NAVY Y. ), PHILADBLPHia, On TUESDAY, turremsen 1, at 12 0’clock M, “Hae side, wheel steamer, Brite. fe AT TBE U, . NAVY YABD, WASHINGTON. On THUBSDAY, Szrr. 3. st 12 o'clock M. The eee side eee ae Rh AR tons Bureau of Wasuinctos, D.C., wo ~ ~ EWEN, AT THE U. 8. NAVY aed NORFOLK, va. On BATEBDAY, Sxrr. 5, at 12 o'clock M. ‘The SENECA, screw steamer, of 507 tons, AT NEW ORLEANS, La. On TUESDAY, ert. 1, st 12 o'clock m. ‘The MABASKA, side wheel steamer, 2 tone. AT MOUND CITY, ILL, On TUESDAY, fret. 1,at 12 o'clock M. The GEAMPUS, side, wher! stopmer, of 319 vim |e These ae an Wear dir inventories, ey hy ned © gateed PL ep cud Ware Tocle edo Sieg rare eee, eer aco the ‘vessols tos poved from theker ‘end Stations within two weeks from the rr) by ra Fe tots end ot Room No. 16, a YOu KURE 2 09, omar ire ot the Guest bronds, | mare SALE, OF Or JHORSES, MULES, CAR. SS met ithe sriapoat Ele © ced Fassia, <e E , Thursday end Sat- gracinqesenhibasaanrciunpetn band at private . RE - WL. WA &co., 4 ~ ctionaers.. B caEEy ry WiLLiaMs, Ho. 638 Bouthcest corner TRUSTER SALE LUABLE_ Hows: ee ont Bik S St cer west, bE BURADAY, zu m3 A t, 1868. att gicteck Bape virtue of ager ae ot ot rancia U Gcilitereorth to the subscriber, dated th Booed a recorded in Li- lo. S61, lo 1 seq... one o! ts ‘eshington county, D.U..T shall offer for aalo, ndid Lot of Gros Brokers, ‘and D strects. * sebdivision bored three ‘audred and thirty Stake (338,) con: [unlent to the street cars ‘ars, and in the miost rapidly | 2° lve for netes bearing inte Get una secured by deed Of rest On the mean. ‘Airconve eyancing and stampe st atthe coat ofthe pu oy ihe on! i, Mandit ¢ plied with La Exe dare aft ‘after the day of sale, th the property mA eo risk aod coat vet the efeuitine purchaser. by advertiai —o Bewspaper po abbisued ry Washioy, tom, D CHRIS. 0. CALL: au 12-déds GREEN & WILLIAMS nec Aucts. x nea TIMER, Anctioncere, B ee ae ee Pia as eae a (star CRICK BRING. PI sy on Brahe. EW IX MATTE r id INGHAIN CARPETS: AT AUG. roar pod the H. Court, the under- cued wil sell on MONDAT ‘MORNING No. 442 rect, etreet. {be fcltgwing Sevcribed Bye = on wrood artor Sei rsite. pean Thats Mizror 7 Chamber Suite Ingrain Carpets Heir aud Huck Mattromcs Evather Bede. Bolsters, and Pillows Brocatelle Out Mi y and Walnut Desks Very fue Grover & Beker Scving Machias Stoves, Kitchen ee c 1 Open Faced Gold Watch qberpizers Works Case Leutal Instruments Te RRIA A MUNSON. Administratri _ Adminis : COOPRE & Lar iiht, ‘Auctioneers. eulz BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers, euihate clerks with Jas. C° MoGuire & do.) Scvsand Eloveash ete ithwest corner of Pen: ro ry On MONDA v AFT BNO: ome o'clock, we will baif of UNIMPROVED Pa from of as ie 100 fest, raning back 9'feet to's 20 Term: "On ‘half cash; balance = six and twelve months, with intercet, secured by deed of trast. Pe at Ye. of purcha- a S OPEN @ LATIWER, Aucts, B* J.B. WHEELER & OV... ey pee No. 61 Louisiana aye.» ot oth and 7th sts, aceenei ite. > oO FURNITURE AT Cel ae FRIDAY. August 14, 1353, at Parlor, ¢ ‘Chamber, coed at ‘Stoves, (nearly ow) Beoteh. Ingrain. and other Stair © ‘one fodeee Oli Cloth, aad ret Oi! Oloth or fareana Oooki: te Ee of Garden Fi So ‘Terms cash. J.B ees s sulld (Chron = Sucks. OOPER & LAT, Ractoners, BE Ly fate Uris wifes ae actionesrs \weat corner of Pennsylvania ‘end 11th treet, Star Office Bui ae HOUSEHOLD AND Ein TORN FURNITURE, On FRIDAY ito ING. esfottds 4; at 10 o'clock, we will se! oth streot west, between E Han pn ae Paraten ¥ consisting ip part— Walnut etr Cloth Parlor Suite Walnut Marble Top Tab nat Whatnot, Peat Disiag Table Carp Stair Carpet and OW Cl ete, Cloth 14 Uotion Mattretses Feather Pillows: Pollet Sette Window Shades ¥ i Glass Ware ' Fiat top Wooking Seve, &o., &e. ‘erme cash, 3 LATIME! _aull st (intel dada) “auctisavete, & WILLIAMS: pY GREEN eat ond tack ‘Avi ‘Real Estate Brokers, eeiaee ‘of 7th sad D streets. owns FRIDAY, thet ath ay gay of. August, 1888, = ax ing 0 foot €inchea fr front, tr ios Ss Hnchos dept to paved 30 foot alley, wii Drovements. ‘The above Lots strect ve Lots are on I Forms Sixth and beventh sects west. ‘erms and PAGRERN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Brae YREELER & OO., Auctioneers No. 61 Louisiana . bet. 6th end 7th sts sae rece co an BULLDIN XTH ReTRRLT W agcrron stk’ GREEN ET RESTS. On TUBSDAY. he sth we shall ofr, for corper mot etre running back, with that width = the « pian ine hetween br ae ertinan 2 two story brick bee eet on atreet, De: je addition U os INTERNAL le Orvi Va., A variety nsistit 4 ie ‘STOR G SVarethel persopal property. will be sarki an Be placeaca tera cienanen SST Sih < Cees at » a. hs 8 SANBOBY, Coltoctor. Gil, be ex: for sale sere SRSA BARRELS OF APPLE BRANDY, Sasntteled ‘Va duty a1 il . ta EVENING STAR. OP PESTS he LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Possession thereof before removal from stillery warebouse; and the tax on such spirits sball be collected on the whole yen of gusge or wine gallons when below snd shall be increased in proportion 7 greater strength than the”, strength of spirit as defined in this act; and any tractonal part of s gallon in excess of hoe pe of gal- dons in a cask or package shall be taxed as a ery proprietor 1 ofa Still, distillery, or distilling = appareens paratus, sud every person in aby manuer interested in the use Of any such still, distillery, or distilling apparatus, shall be jointly and severally liable for the taxes Imposcd by Iaw on the distilled spirits produced theretrom, and the tax shall bea first len on the spirits distilled, the dis. ar = used for distilling the same, the stills, fixtures, and tools therein, and on the lot or tract of land whereon the said distitiery is situated, together with any building there on, trom the time said spirits are distilled wat the said tax shall be paid. Sx0.2. And be it further emacted. That proof spirit shall be held and taken to be tnat alco- holic liquor which contains one-half its voi ume of alcohol of a specific gravity of seven thousand nine bundred and thirty-sine te thousandths (.7939) at sixty degrees Fabrent: and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, for the prevention and detection of frauds by Gistillers of spirits, is hereby authorized to == and prescribe for use such hydrometers, saccharometers, weighing and gauging instru- ments, meters, or other means for ascertaining the quantity, gravity, and producing capacity of aby mash, wort, or beer used or to be used in the production of distilled spirits, and the strength and quantity of spirits subject to tax, as be may Geem necessary; and be may pre- scribe rules and regulations to secure a uni- form and correct system of inspection, weigh ing, marking, and gauging of spirits. And in all sales of spirits hereafter made, a gallon shall be taken to bea gallon of proof spirit, according to the foregoing standard set forth and declared for the inspection and gauging of spirits throughout the United States. Tae tax on brandy made from grapes shall be the same and no higher than thay upon other distilled spirits; and the Commisrioner of Iuternal Rev- enue is hereby authorized, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, to exempt distillers of brandy from apples, peaches, or grapes exclusively, from such other of the provisions of this act relating to the manufac. ture of spirits asim his judgmemt may seem nt. 3. And be it further enacted, That whet- ever the Commissioner of Intermal Rever shall adopt and prescribe for use any eters, OF meter safes, it shall be the duty of very OWneF, agent, or superintendent of s dis- tillery to furnish ard attach at his ownexpense such meter, meters, or meter safes xs may have been prescribed for use at his distillery, and to furnish all the pipes, materials, labor, and fa- cilities necessary to complete such attachment in accordance with the regulations of the Gom- missioner of Internal Revenue, who is hereby | further authorized to order and require such changes of or additions to distilling apparatus, connecting pipes, pumps, or cisterns, or any machinery connected with or used in or on the distillery premises, or may require to be put on any of the stills, tubs, cisterns, pipes, or other vessels, such fastenings, locks, or seals as he msy deem ni Ske. 4. And be st further enacted, That distilled *pirits, spirits, alcohol, and alceholic spirits, ‘within the true intent and meaning of this act, as that substance known as ethyl aicohol, hy- drated oxide of ethyl, or spirit of wine, which is commonly produced by the fermentation of erin, starch, molasses, or sugar, including ad dilutions and mixtures of this substance: and the tax shall attach to this substance as itis im existence as such, whether it sequently separated 8s pure or impure spiril, mediately, or at any subsequent time, transferred into any other substance, either in the process of original Production or by any subsequent process; and no mash, wort, or wash fit for distillation or the production of spirits or alcohol shall be made or fermented in any building or on any premises other than a distillery duly authorized according to law; and no mash, wort, or wash so made and fer- mented shall be sold or remove from any dis- tillery before being distilled; and no person other than an authorized distiller shall by dis- lllation, or by any other process, se; the alcoholic spirits from any fermented mash, wort, or wash; and no person shall use spirits or alcohol or any vapor of alcoholic spirits in manufacturing Vinegar or any other article, or im any process of manufacture whatever, un- less the spirits or alcohol so used shall have been produced in an authorized distillery and the tax thereon paid. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section, shall be fined, for every offenc, not less than five hundred dollars nor more than five thou. sand dollars, and imprisoned for not less than six months nor more than two years: Pro. vided, That nothing in this section shali be con- strued to apply tofermented liquors. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, Thatevery person having in his ion of custody, or under his control, any still or distilling appa- ratus set up, shall register the same with the aseistant assessor of the division in which said still or distilling apparatus shall be, by filing ‘with him duplicate a im writing, sub- ticular piace where such still'oF distilling ap- tus is set up, the kind of still and its cu- ic contents, the Owner thereof, his place of residence, and the purpose for which said still or distilling apparatus has been or is intended to be used; one of which statements shall be re- tained and preserved by the assistant assessor and the other transmited to the assessor of the district, Sulls and aistilling apparatas now set up shall be so registered within sixty days from the time this act takes effect, and those bereafter set up shall be so registered immedi- ately upon their being set up. Any still or disthisag mame not so registered. together with all personal roperty in the possession, or custody, or under control of such per- sons and found in the building, orinany yard orenclosure connected with the building, in which the same shall be set up, shall be for- feited. And any person having in his posses- sion, or custody, or under his control, any still or distilling apparatus set up which ts so not Tegistered, pay a penalty of five hundred dollars, and on convicuon shall be fined not Jess than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars,and imprisoned for not less than one Month nor more than two years. Suc. 6. And be it further enacted, That every person in, or intending to be e1 in, the business of a distiller or rectifier, shall give notice in writing, subscribed by him, to the assessor ef the district within which such business is to be on, stating his name and place of residence, and'if a company or firm, the name and place of residence of each member thereof, the place where said business is to be carried on, and whether of distilling or rectifying. And if such business be carried on in a city, the residence and place of busines: shall be mdicated by the Dame of the strret and nomber of the building. In the case of a dis- tiller the notice shall also state the kind of stills, and the cubic contents thereof, the num- ver and kind of boilers, the number of mash tubs and fermenting tubs, and the cubic con- tants Of each tab, ihe Dumber of receiving cisterns, and the cubic contents of each cistern, ‘of hours in which the distiller will fermeat cach tub of mash or beer, the estimated quantity of distilled spirits which the jus is capa. ble of distilling every twenty-four hours, and the names and, esidence of every person it i er i | real estaie and ery stands, or an part thereof, or aay of the distilling apps. Fatus, to be encombernd by mortenga, jade ment, or Neo Guring the tupe ia which ‘be ‘chai carey 08 ald business ‘The assessor may refuse prove sat when, in his yalgneal the ait uation of the distillery i such as would enable the distiller to defraud the United State and inc se of such refusal, the distiller may ommissioner of Internal Rev on in the matter shall b- Gaal: A new bond may be required Ja case of tmsolvency, or removal of either of = sureties, and in any other contingency. at toe Giecroude of the asseesot oF Commies of Inernal Revenue. Any person faaliug < refusing to give the bon umbdefore re. quired, or to renew the same, or civiug ary tals, forged, or fraudulent bond. shall forte: the distillery, distilling apparatus, aod alt premises comoected therewith, and on conviction sball be flaed not less than five bundred dollars, nor more than five tho} sand dollars, and imprisoned pot less thea ix Months, nor mote than two years Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That no bond of 8 distilier shail be appro ved unless the owner in fee, unencumbered by any mortgage, ment, or other lien, of the lot or tract of on which the distillery is ated, or less he files with the assessor, in coune. with his notice, the written consent of the er of the fee, and of any mortgages, padgm creditor, or other person having a lien thereon, dzly acknowledged, that the premise used for the purpose of distilling spirii ject to the provisions of law, and pressty stipulating that the lien of the United States for taxes and penalties shall ha: such mortgage, judgment, or brance, and that in case of the forfeitare of distillery premises, or any part thereof, the ti- | Ue of the same a] est in the United States discharged from an) mene. dgment, or other encumbrance. In aay case where the | owner of a distillery er other Sitting, epper- | atus erected prior to the passage of | bas an estate for a term of the lot or tract of land on which the dist lery is situated, the lease or other evidenc> of title to which shall have been duly recorded prior to the passage of this aot, the value of such jot or tract of land, together with the building and distilling apparatus, shal: be ap] An the manner to be prescribed by the missioner of Internal R» ar; and the assessor is hereby authorized t @accept, im leu of the said written consent of the ~wner of the fee, the bond of said distiller with not less than two sureties, who shall be residents collection district or cou county in the same State, in which the distii- lery is situated, and shall be the owners of un- encumbered real estate in said dustrict of conn. ty, oF adjoining county, equal to such appraisad Value. The penal sum of said boud shall be equal to the appraised value of said lot or tract of land, together with the buildings aad disul- | ling apparatus, and such bonds shall be con- ditioned that in case the distillery, distilling ratus, or any part thereof, shail, oy fiuat Jadament, be toricited for the violation of any of the provisions of law, the obligors wall pay | the amount stated in said bond. da bond shall be in such form as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shall prescribs. Sr And be at further enacted, That every distiller and person ‘intending to engage m the business of a distiller shall, previous to the approval of his bond, cause to be made, under the direction of the assessor of the gistrict, an accurate plan and description, im triplicate, of the distillery and distilling ‘apparaims, dis tinctly showing the location of every still, boul- er, doubler, worm tub, and receiving cistern, | course and construction of all fixed pipes used of to be used im the distillery, and of every | branch thereof, and of every ‘cock, or joint thereof, aud of every valve therein, together with every place, vessel, tub, or utensil from and to which any such pipe shall lead, or with which it communicates. Such plan and de | scription shall also show the number and lo- | cation and cubic contents of every still, mash tub, and fermenting tub, together with the cubic contents of every reosiving cistern, and the color of each fixed pipe, 8s required in this act. One copy of said | plan snd description shall be kept epheret | in some conspicuous eam the di two copies ehall be furnished to the assessor of the district, one of which shall be keptby him and the other transmitted to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The accuracy of every such plan and description shall be verified by the assessor, the dranghtsman, and the distil- Jer; snd no’ alteration shall be made i a the assessor, Which alteration shall be shown on the original or by a supplemental pian and description, and & reference thereto m the original, as the assessor may direct auy supplemental plan and description ‘shall be executed and preserved in the same manner as the original. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Rivmxe a Wirs oy a Lapnge—An affair has just taken place in Welsh village which, it iis had not been proved in the police court, there might be some aiMeulty in creait- ing a8 a piece of contemporaneous history. A man, named Williams, living at Waenfawr, Carnarvonshire, got tired of his wif, and after living apart from her for some time, married . It appears that it is the custom toregard the woman, and not the man, as the principal offender in these cases, and according to the unwritten law of the country ber penalty is is that she shall be seized by her bors and placed in an upright position upon a ladder (freshly tarred if practicable), with her legs through the holes, and be carried about the Village for such a space of time as seems good to her bearers. Williams's second wife was accordingly seized at 10 o'clock at might by a mob, W surrounded the house wher+ had taken refuge, and being fixed in the Inader in the position described, she was carried, not only all over the village, but for a distance of two miles along the tarapike road, being re- delivered at home shortly after mianight. A policeman watched the proceedings from a sate distance, and valiantly taking down the names of ten men and two women whom he recog- nized in the crowd, they were subsequently summoned before the magistrates and floed a sovereign each. To Prrverr Horses Berne TEASED BY FLizs.—Take two or three smi andfuls of walnut leaves, upon which pour two or three quarts of cold water: letit infuse one might, and pour the whole,next morning, into @ kettle ang fer it boil for quarter ofan hour; when it will be fit for use. No more is required than to moisten a sponce, and before the horse goes out ofthe staple let those parts which are most irritable be smeared over with the liquor, viz: between and mpon the ears, the neck, the flanks, &c. Not only the indy or gentleman who rides out for pleasure willderive benefit from the wainut leaves thus repared, but the coachman, the wagoner, an others: use borses during the Bot months.—Farme that our railroad is progressing finely. contractors on the end of the road, from ‘Mt. Jackson to this place, are working s large force. In what is known as the Deep Oat, near tewn, there are about sixty bands at work, nnd large forces, we Understand. are at work ‘ut other points along tbe | ‘The genera. jon is, that the cars will be rumming to Eiarrisonburg botore 1580. "7-The body_of a woman, found in the lake at Chicago on Friday, and supposed to be that of one of the victims of the Se Bi Bird disaster, mitted sulcite. Gisease of the heart for abouts year, bat given no previous evidence of - A few minutes ao. the suicide, Mrs. mmotwer cal: