Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1868, Page 3

ROSADALIS. ‘ae Great American Mealth Restorer; The Best Blood Purifier in the World DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROSADALIS: A SAFE AND CEBTAIN CURE LY ONE TET DiscovERED) SCROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, “sumption, in ite Karly Stee: sud Ulcor ation of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Khoumatism. Eruptious of the Skin, CI fore Byes, &c. SYPHILIS, IN ALL ITS VABIOUS FORMS, DISEASES OF WOMEN, Appetite, Sick Headache. Liver Compla Faia in the Back, Impradence in GENEBAL ILL HEALTH, And all Diseases of VER, KIDNEYS, AND BLADDER It thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor Sud Ded taint, and restores the vntire system to @ ‘Deslthy condition. TLY HARMLESS, never pro- ducing the slightest injury. BF Use, and endorsed by the Leading Physi ians everywhere it is known. ‘The following, among many hundreds of our best citizens, testify to ite wonderful eficacy: OEBTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. Mo... March 4, 1963. I believe Dr. Law reuce's “BUSADALIS* to be the Bust Autexarivs in Ws, and therefore fully recommend it ae such. THOMAS J. BUYKIN, ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. BEAD THE gt BELOW aND Countr, September 1031367 daughter, aged five years with Scrofuls nearly I tried a great many Physicians, bat Witbeut relieving ber cach; in fact. most of them there was no hope of cure. ring she was worse than ever, her Himbs being covered with « face and eyes bad), fn this condition. to try yoor Kosudalis. and commenced DeanSra: My youn, Bas been dreadfully afflicted >tes and blotches—with ulcerated and swollen. Whilet ag advised by Dr. LA. Stith once procured’ three ving ii to her. Ima Month tO my great b mock respect and grati W. W. BUBNETT. BOSADALIS CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES Wiis, N.0., Sept. 15, 1867. Drax Sin —In 188 my son, now aced f've years, Vaginated with what proved to be lapure destroyed bis health. with an inve! Dr. Lawrence - matter, which completel Tie has been afflicted w tremely troublesome Eruption of tis Skin. some. times breaking out fo sores, &, yrescr.bet by my family joore. After taking it a came and remaius entirely well. hysictan, Dr. A. wo weeks. my son be J. B. DANIEL. A POTENT REME Ic DiszasEs. DY TN Ab -» ATTORNEY aT Law, WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA. Ibave been cured of Chronic the Ear and Part Bosadalie. BOUSADALIS I8 CH FROM G. W. BLowsT, Inflammation of ‘GEO. W. BLOUNT- THE ROSADALIS ‘not secret meticine. The articles from wh: blished around each bottle, audit used aud recommended by the Medical Facul! wherever it has been introdaced ax a POSITL and EXLIASLE Medicine for D BLOOD, LiVEB and RIPNEYS. CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. This is to certify that 1 was eured of Chronic romp nog vole = on 7. © havin, con fin 2 id house ‘ long time, and trying various -mediciucs with [know of several others in this county cured through the nse of Rossdalis, a1 tn nearly every house in my neighborhood, aad they all praise it as great medicine. OMAS THOBN, iit can be found Gaxexe County August 14 Battimorsg, February 10, 1868, pleasure Bvery powerfal alte hb itused th two cases with ba; case of scrotuls. of long standii improving und: ‘that the patient Il soon recov r. I have carefal- ly examined the Boestalte ‘mula by which your ‘au xcellent compound of al- terative ingred: We knew De. Lawrence's Bosadalls to bea safe Me witerative. Ao, am it to the profession iebaeay 08 OM TiTt that Tam personally acquainted vornamed Physicians, and they are all epectability aud standing in thie Mayor of Wilson, N. 0. January Ui.» \SADALS WILL CURE THE YERY WORS Both Te REEUMATISN cour, Va., February 25, 1858. ‘to certify that I have beea umatiem for the last + unable to move. rd teh spoken of I procured « bottle sof continued it amtit T aus bat I lelleve it also a . J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, BALTIMORE, MD., (Late of Wiison, N.C.) feck $1.50 PEE BOTTLE. ale by aM the principal Whole- sts tn ail the large cities ta the United Britvee Americs, and retailed by Drog "y All letters of inceiry, &c., promptly answered DR. J. J. LAWBENOE 2 00., ROPBIETORS 244 BALTIMORE STREET, BartiMone, Mp. CALVERT For sale by att nw MANUFACTO PROPOSALS, P®OPoRALS FoR CORN MEAL, Office Cicf Comm: Subsistence. Perse Military Distric’, Richmond, Va.. a 15 1833. Seated Propusals, in duplicate. will be recelred at thie Mice nutfl TURSUAY, August 2 1853, at lock Mfr, aUPlriog & Taied ‘States scoce Department with all the Corn Maal ay Le required from " December 198 (four halen 2 jeal to be seltye e004 : barrels ne the "States Babe snes beset, Stench times and in « tes . . Fequired after fivedaye’antican 8 St TAY be frock EDLs Ste Teauired with the bide as only best quality <i Derecelved. Te Mest of the very must state the price per pond. or per 100 net and ne allows ty * mt be made for « for any loss in sielivery. oe i be meds at the end of each month for Cort Mew! accented during the month The race mfui bitder willbe required to give arm eter ‘arity forthe faithfni falfi ment of this ‘oposals should he plainly ondorsed *Propesals Coru Meal,” and a: ved to the under _ A. ELDEKKIN, Bvt. Maj. and Chiet Gom. of ‘Subsistence, Firat Military District. OMce, No. 1215 Cary street, Commercial Block, Richmond, Va. we 15-8t FFICE OF TAN GENERAL SUPERINTR DENT Ti:EASURY BUILDINGS, Wasnixeton, Ith Angast, 1333 Proposals will be received for th» delivery to tne Treasnry Department of abont 1.300 TONS { COAL. viz:—1.26 tons of No. 1; 200 tons of No Baltimore Company's White Ash Anthracite bee 100 tons of eae n'a Ast i, to reasury Extension, and to weigh 2.26 pounds to the ton, ‘il Also, W8 cords of Gry OAK and 100 cords of Baker's PINE WOOD. to be corded and measured at the Treasury Department All to be delivered at such times tities. and at such places as may, Bide will be reer ived watt! i2 o'clock noon.on the Doth day of Annet 1835. addressed to the General Soperintendent of Treasury # aildinge, aud to be considered binding for two weeks after that dais, the Department reserving the right to reject all of any portion of the bid received o bid wil be sntertatned unless sat! evidence can be given of the ability of the to fll the contract. EO B McCART: td General Supt Treasury Buildings. in gach quen- QYFICE TRUSTER PURLIO scHOoLs. e WaAsHtNc TON. August 12, 183. led Proposals will be reevived at this office ilthe zd instant,for farnishing ths Public hools with Wood and fe 1 ending July 3, 1839 See aT Bids will be recived for each District separate ly. The quantities for each district will bs aboat as follows : DISTRI ST. Rex Coal. FL € tons White i sawed and split, 4 cords Oak 4“ Pine SECOND DISTRICT. 65 tons Whit Fee Coal 4oords (ak Wood, sm nd split. oo” Pine . THIRD DISTRICT. & tone White ash Coal, broken, ace = Wood, sawed ead split, FOURTH DISTRICT. 79 tons White arh Egg Voal, Scorus Oak Wood, sawed aad split. To be delivered from time to time, 4Uring the school year, at the diferent school hous®8 in such quantities a8 may he orlered by the Trast ot Tate was tos fo iyoree “ none oe a fe asl Tecvived ut ouce at Wal bp ae —, ai in a <P, qe ach proposal be endorsed ‘Pro; for Wood std Coal,” and to be addressed to the undersigned ‘The right is reserved to reject any oF all bids, if deemed to the iuterest ope ces ration to do so. - DULIN Ban 1t-2w __Chair’a Com: Supplies. PSePOSALs Fok FORAGE AND STRAW Drrot CARTERMASTER’SOFFICR. 7 asilixoTon. D.C , July 31,133. § Propeaals are invited. from responsible parties, until 12M. Angast 17, 1838. for farnishiag all tne CORN. VATS. HAY. and RYK STRAW (tw be of ft @ quality) required at this * year commencing October 1, 1358 to be delivered monthly. any: during t snd St ‘here within one mile of limita of the citi: Washington and Georgetown, anda small. qi tity at Soldiers’ Home, and in snch quantities at such thes as ordered py the Qaattermaster in charge. Corn to be delivered in good racks, of sbout two bushes eack, fifty six (55) pounds to the bussel: Oate in like #ncks, of about threo bushels esch. of not less than thirty two ($2) ponads to the bush; Hay and straw baled, and to weigh two thousand (2.400) pounls per tou, Bide will also be received fer Nay unbaied. A Bidders will scate the price of sacks sépar eats and corn per busliel, and of hay and stra ton ‘We now ase about eight thousand (3,900) bushols of ae hundred and eighty (13!) tone aud thirty-efcht (JS) tous of straw per ta: We reserve the right to increase or dim ghansity by one-third: ‘ow proper notice, aad gya- rector will be required to keep at lens " ment ——— of forage sod straw on hand, aad to have a place of business in this city ‘Goarantres will be furnished with each bid, in the sum of tem thousand dollars, signed by two re- sponsible suretics, that the bidder will, if anccess- tul. within ten days after his acceptance, exer te contract in accordance with above requirements, ‘The contractor will be required t+ exhibit, ou oF before the 15th day of September oath rid evidence that he is prepared to comaieuco falfif- ing contract. Payments will be made monghly for quantityjof forage and straw delivered, if 4m funds, or xe 900 thereafter as fands are furnished ‘or the purpose. jone to be paid for except on receipta of the par: jos to whom delivery has been ordered. * bond in the sum of twenty thousand ($2.00) dollars. signed by himself aud two accepted surs- red of the successfal bidder, far faithfol fuldlment of hie contract id the contractor fail to furnish the ki and quantity of forace and straw required, it will be purchased in open market, aud the excoss of cost charged to him ‘All bide will. be submitted to the Quartermaster General before awarding contract. Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned. marked ** Proposals for Forage,” and bidders are lugited to be present at the oocalng of the bida. order of the master General = oreo Mc PERRAN. Deputy (. M. Gener Brig. Gen. U A.. Di EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Sccat,) per eu l-1st H /8KIBT AND COBSET MANUFAU_UBY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUR, my 2 between 6th and 7th streets, TRUNKS, Svs eMurrays Peiem mm withont extra charge. Kus, TRAVELING BAGS, LADIES’ AND MEN'S 6: THE LARGEST STOOK AND GREA VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT, ’ aT TH PEACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF M &£CO., REPAIRING —Tranks, &¢., thoroughly aad hy red, at short notice. *Gtu Morro Ged Work and Low Prices CERTAIN OUBB FOR OV@8-DEINKING. DOCTOR VON KURRB'S ANTI-IN) BRANT AND PBOPHYLAOTIC EXTRACT Attention Is called to this invaluable remedy cases of over-inculgence in att : = pegeores hong ase: celly urely & veget le a or 3 eae for the Ry tees youre it. Syate’ pepctice fort Bow otered to ‘the peo} of the District.in fall ly con fidence that i its will be appreciated; tratimontale of Respectable, persona sticasy Give tt Rat Siete 2 : For sale by all draggists end at Room No. 10, eat PUNO. oN KURE & CO, R02 A RE*TROL0 Enno 8atoon, UNDBB METROPOLITAN HALL, Bexs's Avencm, Mean Lira Breer We ULUBGE W. BAUEK, Proprietor Open from 6 a. m. to 12 tb the fuest Liquors, ONGLISH AND EOROPEAN NEWS. * “THE MAIL: { ro the news, the princt, legd- # "wea Lala gored sap iater: esting ter *. ws hitherto kuown asthe Erraéne fering become the property of the propri- Tae Tones, Is NOW pu twice a nder the title of - “THE MAIL," ice of Throepence per copy as heretofore ‘eek. post free. The days of publication will be Tossday and Pri- ay. and cach paper will contain the news and all tie ‘ont 9, . - ne pumbers Ghee fim ‘s seni will thas be dered avaiiqnle, in a cheyp conven! forms for porecan realiing abroal’ or in the c@o- ten obiain “TRE MALL” thro: ceuspater Asents, of may have it from tha Pub. Leedie Wee cu, re ayl5 Salem. O.1BAY MACKEREL. paca Retae cee oteee lowest Eastern jobbing O's" or Sd. Gentlemen may now Diiancee Sithowt pain. the many diseases tion of organs bits, AUCTION SALES: A. BATER, Aucticnser, F. SSHSTANDS,, On TUESDAY MOBMING, the residence of a Indy deci the following deecribed furniture 1 Bix Octave Pisano, 1 Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs, 2 very fine Lounges. fois Cane Seat Chairs a04 Rockers, Wood Seat Chairs. Walnut Bedsteads and others, passengers at Alexan: ite House, Va.—retarning to . includ Rusfouand Groans; 1.50 principal Hotels, ments on board ‘sole at all t! the steamer’s wharf. ‘The Arrow can be chartered b; clobe, oF associations, to make @ Meht ‘excursions on the Poromac General Superintendent, Office, Willarda’ Hotel. Fo POTOMA¢ RIVER. I LIVINGSTON, commanded ain, JOHN Li. way street, for, WASHINGTON, ‘otomnac river: — private parties, Foon oF moon: Ingrain Carpet, Cook and Uther Bt. ves. + rocker) aud Glass Ware, fa good nates otucr articles too numerous to cr a Ls many ot Fas TE a art, foot of ALEXANDRIA and * [Sanday Chron R. WEFELER & CO 1 Lonisiana avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts, ‘opposite Seaton House, Me: ' 2. ‘I es PIN®Y POINT. LEON- STONE'S WHARF, FP. WATSON'’S LANDING and MATHIAS’ POINT PUINT Saturday even until six o'clock Sunday mornin at NANJEMOY’S STORES, B: LE. OHATTERTON B te FERRY, Persone wishing to take an oxcarston trip to stopping at any of the ‘the eum of §3 E BUILDING LOT IN TEE ARD, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, Angust 2. 1838, at 6 o'clock p. shail’ offer Tor sale front of Lot 12. A VERY DESIRar 8 toi EVANSPOLT Baltimore and above named pl sc y. for the round trip RETURNING —Leavo Sixth street wharf Wash st le M., and Prince Btroes wharf, Alexandria, atl Booms and Mexis furnished Freights of all escriptions carrird at low The above named steamer can ba chartered on MONDAY ef each week for Excarsions. farther information, app! near the corner of small Frame Dweill- eat west, aud improved t One balf eash; balance tn six, twelro, red by ded of trast. ine ard stamps wt purchaser's cost. FELER & C9., Aucta. and eighteen mouti Se ee 1 $0 whep sold PY. s ; T.8ET Sth and 9th streets, freet Washington. PC. == BEW EXPEESS LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTO ND GKORGETOWN. TWO-STORY F E nooo AND LOT AT On TUESDAY, August 18th, at 6 o'clock sell, in iront of the premises, are TT, fronting 18 feet on north, between zist and 22d atrests west, improved by fine two- NEW FORE) Lot No 21, in hn running back 140 feet, ynproved story frame he gat, conteluing eight rooms 4 One-third cash; balance in six and twelve j notes tearing interest ‘onveyancing and revenue stm <poait of $1) down as sven i JOS. F. KELLEY, Auct. UPER & LATIMER, Auction: Southwest crmer Penn. avenue and Lith street (Ster Ofice Building. BEGULAR SAILING DAYS, FS80M GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 18 M. FROM NEW YORE, BATURDAY, AT 12 &. For freight. apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, 63 Wator street, Geo MB. ELPRIDGE &CO., Agents, Prince street wi ured by deed of ef the purchaser. rgetown, D. 0 arf, Alexandria, JAMES HAND, Agent, reat, New York (at recetved constantly and forwarded to with despatch. A VIDBON, Agent. parte of the count r of the Hon. Orphans Court, the under. eeety. w/ ‘sigved will sell on MONDAY MOBNING August 17th, at 10 o'cloc No. 442 oth street, between G and B streets, the folluwtog described farniture: bickering Piano Fi Re rewood Parlor Suite Rese wood Book Case 00d Barsrot LINE NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON, NEW BEDFORD, OAPB COD, und ‘railway commauleation did steamers BRISTUL and No. #), Nerth River, foot ning Debrasses at. Ferry, New days excepted, connect coach ly, and Ingrain Carpots Mahogony Chamber Suite Painted Cottage Suite PROVIDENCE loavs cf Canalstreet, ing with steamboat train at fo Boston at Ga m. in tims the moruing trains from that city. The most destrable and Pleasant route to the White Travellers for that point cam male divert conmec- Providence and Worrester or Bi State rooms and Tickets secured at office on Pier H. 0. BRIGGS, Gon’l Manager, EW MEKCHANTS GINK OF STEAMSHIPS KNIGUT, ann JOUN GIBSON, the winter months Le- ae SR Feather Breda, Bolsters, and Pillows Brocatelie Curtains Mahogany aud Walont Desks ‘over & Baker Sewing Machine Stover, Kitchen bequisites, &. } Open Faced Gold Watch * ton py way of Case t ental lustruments MARIA A MUNSO! COUPEE & La’ Administratrix MEK, Austioneers. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneer (Late clerks with Jas. ©) McG Southwest corner of Penna. Btar Office Building. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 1 WAKD AT AUCTI On MONDAY A¥TERNOUN, August 1; o'clock, we will ell, in front of north half of Lot No. i property is silusted on the west between K and L streets north. and bas front of 23 15-110 tet, running back 94 feet to 8 2U y, One-balf cash; balance in #ix and twelve ed by deed of trast. wt cost of purcha- COOPER & LATIMER, Aucta, JUHN B. WHEELER No, 61 Louisiana avi ELLENT BUILDING LOT AND AT AUCTION, ON m MONDAY, August 17, 1863, at 6 o'clock p.m.. we shall offer for sate. on the premises ‘tuated on the east side of sth street end B streets porth. and haviag a A depth of 93 feet 43, inches. and wade known lown, a8 follow: ‘ork, from Pier rat the foot of Boosevelt street, of High street top, and Geo! Li and Eleventh ats., . from wharf foo: ¥, and Alexsp he office Of the enue and j7th .TUDMPSON Pres't RAILROAD. atmos THS FIRST DAY, at 12 M. Os f bh de of 19th atreet months, with interes All conveya. cing and sta: $25 down at time of Th} Wasnineton, May 6, Nuun, 1867, Trains between WASHINGTO! MORE. and WASHINGTON A Fe DOW run as follows. vis: OE BALTIMOB! except Sunda) , at 7:00, 8:00, and 12:% }, and 4:90, and 8:45 p.m. WAY STATIONS. ae except Sunday, at7:00 8. m. WAY STATION SOUTH @F ANNAPO- LIS JUNCTION. arr St 6:09 and 7:00 8. m ,and at 2:00 and -@ " ANBAPOLIS. and 4:30 p. m. AND BALTI D THE WEsT SIXTH STREET WES’ west. between font of 30 feet Leave at 7:00 a. m. from A) & CO., Auctioneers, wt. 6th and 7th streets, AUCTION SALE OF HOUSR AND LOT ON BRIDGE BTREST AND VA\ GREEN PTREBTS, On TUESDAY. the 18th we hall offer forsale, at publi NT GhonceTOws. D.C Dp. lic auction,on . known as part of lots 12 and 13, im Ueakin Uasorories addition to Georgetown, fron ing 2 feet on Green street, uF sire t.ropuing back, with that width to the division line between Co: depth of 102 feet, im stable. Also, part of lot 1, in to Georgetown. having street. and ranning of 112 feet. i ve house and ont- ‘Terms: One-hal! months. secured by deed of tr Aerareveonns cad stamps at purchaser's cost. jown on the day ie. R. T. MOBSELL, Trastee, WHEELER a 00. NTERNAL BBVENUE, COLLECTORS OF Avariety of Property aistrained om for tax-e consisting of HOUSLHOLD end STO! and oter personal. property. willl be exposed ior of Prince abd Royal strests, on BATU 4 ugust, r5td eh NE BANDORN, Collector. ‘above sale will be post- oo Ja Bada H can beha at ved by a two lolmead's addition nue, where arrangements check beagage st hotcla oF private t hin, LR, General Nex by a two-story brick dwelling f cash: balance in 6 and 12 en the premises, 5 ON Hew York, advortiementat anesngzo ELP! an ee: ee ER ‘Wasruincton, Jan. 6, 1867. ‘Trains between Washington aud New York are ithoutchange of cars now ron as follows, viz: FOR NEW YORE, wi laily (except Ba: FOR PHILADELPHIA. janday) ®t 8:0) end 12:15 » m. ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York and Philadelphiaat 7:00 p LERPING CARS tor New York op 1:00 p- ‘Tickets to Phit ‘can be had at thet S27 POSTPONED — pened until TURSDA lume aud place, 7td U 8. SALE. ‘The following property will be ex tion st the Govern Comper of Prince and Boyal sirevts, om the 10th day of August, 188, viz: 2 BARRELS OF APPLE BRANDY, said property having been by I pe) ment of tax. Aleyandria, Vi POSTPONEMBNT.—The: til BSDAY, Ai 18. “a in TL. BAN F FITCH eal Siete Brokers.end Anctioncers, phe, 420 7th street, Iphia. Hew York, or ment Warehouse, Scoot bagdeges we otela and private jaltimore and Ot \vertieoment TLSON , Master of Transportation. aE [rg Asminoton, July 24, 1853, un the petition of ‘STRPaRN ‘Boor! of e. Conn , administrator of the estate of . Bariehorn. deceased, praying tor tent granted to the said She! 3. of November, for seven yours hich takes place on ition be heard at Y. ae en cae of Goliector fth Dist. Va. 1858. oom-tt GEO. 8. EOD DY "UNITED STATES {0. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioncer.} @F FORTY LOTS IN trust, to mo recorded in No. 25, fol. 404 et seq.. 1 On the premises, ob Day, the 2d day’ of September. A PB. m, Lote numberes st B54, 665, 5, 557. SB, BaD), BT }, S74. S75. S76, B77. 173, 579. BNO. SSE in Uniontown, lat of ed Of trust 1 8 TBUSTER'S bas ry? 0. By virtae ‘ae derd of at public auctiol om of said patent - of November, 1868: tis ordered that the sald the Patent Ofice on MOND. t 12 o'clock M. aso ong the srteusion are 6 exten: Rtent Office their objecth it least rwenty 548, 549, 580, 561, Per: file in the Patent set forth in writing. the day of raring: ‘St testinnon: ty, to be mse he Ral ed in ‘accordance with which will be farnished on apers, relied upon as fa the office twenty days _ Amount due un- 30, with interest from h. and the balance at 9 uurchaser will * from theday of sale, and Ove 6 mouths, for which t be taken, bearing inte he ‘title! to “Ene property, e tatu required fram the purchaser of each lot at the Uy 2-tawads WM F. MATTINGLY, Trasteo, ‘USTC OUsK, BALTIMORE ECTOR S OFFIC ot Treneaty regalal public auction-on FRIDAY. ‘August nest, at Zo clock ™., at the United Bt seutheast corser of Lombard describe? auelaint od jure or neglect to pay es within the Lice Dreseribed nOae cage containing 16 dozen SACUILAR ATED One pga crointsice § dozen SACCHARATED « eae canal tn thre steamship So-merect, Raffle, mas- fom Liverpool on the sith 4 Bavaria a Dr.S. M. Bebley roperty retained until testimony. must. be Bled Before the day cf bearing; the arguments, within ten days after Bling the testimony. that this notice be avinvthe Hesister. Kew? mud in the Hesister, New ice a week for three successive weeks, the first of said publications to be at least sixty days pre- Vious £2 the day of hearings cape FE Ee UNITED STATES On the petition of BARNET E ‘Kk, N_¥.. executor of the hinews, deceased. praying for theextension th hinesa, the 2th by ea eee for an | anpe oat nd Pon ich takes place om the Costom, Bo Public Store, ont nd Uay etredte: the! Lowi Ga. 1 WEBSTER. Collector. ADBBON, THOMAS & CO, pean J. PEABO! 5 Enda Pon AND LOOKSMITR Te is ordered that the eatd Patent Ofice on M .GoRtatier \¢ Catherine Beaman ot al, Oniored, tole thie 6 AvGu-t iaad, that sale made kid reporced by Wan, ip to the corner of Avesve axv Sx Starr, Borthera Liberty Marker, ‘One Square trom att EVENING STAR. OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at Second Session of Fortieth Congress [Punzic—No. 79.) AN ACT imposing taxes on digttiled spirits and tobacco, aud for other purposes. [Continued from Yesterday's Star.) urther enacted, That ever; mp tor the payment of tax on disulled spi i's shall have engraved thereon words ani figures representing a decimal number of gal- Sand a similar number of gallons shall be Taved on the stub cormsponding to such stamp, and between the stamp and the siup and connecting them shall be engraved niae coupons, which, berinning bext to th» stamp, shall indicate in successiva the several num- bers of gallons becwern the number named in the stamp and the decimal number next above. And whenever any collector shall receive the tax on the distilled spirits contained in any cask, be shail detach from the book a sts ng the denominate quautity to the quantity of proof spirits ip sucti cask, as shown by the gauge hb such num- ber of the coupons atta, as shall be Recesenry to make up the whole number of proof gallons in said cask,and any quantity m addition tothe number of full galiuns less than one gallon shall b> regarded as a full gal- lon; and «ll unnsed componus shall remain a 9 the marg! d ro coupon nce whatever sicbed from the stamp and stub. Aud the tax-paid stamps with coup y denote such wumber of gallons, not less than twenty, as the Commissioter of Internal Revenue may deem advisable SEC. 2. Amd be it further enacted, That the books of tax-paid stamps issued to any collec- tor shall be charged to bis account at the full value of the tax on the number of gallous rep- resented on the stamps and coupons contaimed m said books;and every collector shall make a monthly return to the Commissioner of Luter- nal Revenue of all tax-paid stamps issued by Lim to be affixed to nny cask or pac taining distilled spirits, on whic d, and account for the amount of the cted; and when the said collector shall return tothe Commissioner of Internal Rev- enue = book ot marginal stubs, which it shall be his duty to do as soon as allthe stamps contained in the book, when issued to pin from the office of internal revenue, have been used, snd shall have accounted for the tax on the number of gallons represented on the stamps snd coupons that were contained in said book; there shall be allowed & commission of half of obe per centum on the amount of the tax on spirits distilled after the passage of this act, in addition to &ny other commission by law al- lowed, which shall beequally divided between the collector recetving the tax and the assessor ofthe district in which the distilled epiris Wee produced. All stamps relating to distill ed spirits other than the tax-paid stamps shall be charged to collectors as Tepressnuug the value of tweaty-flve ents for eacu stamp; and the books containg such stamp: may be ine trusted by any collector to. the gauger of the district, Whoshali make a daily report to the ase nd collector of all such stamps used by him and for whom used, and froma these ree ports the assessor of the district stall assess the person for whom they were used, aud the cole lector shall thereupon collect thy ount jor such stamps at the rate of twenty-tive ceuts for each stamp issued during the mouth; aud when ail the stamps contained in any Such book shall have berm issued the guuger of the district shall return the nook to the collector with all the marginal stabs therein, Sec. 29, And be it further enacted, Phat revenue officer who shall affix or tancel, of cause or permit to be sffixed or cancelled, any stamp relatipg to disulled spirits r quired or provided fori. this act in any other manner or in any other place, or who shail issae the ame to aby other person than as provided by law, or regulation mad» in pursuance thy or Who shall knowingly aMix or permit t) be aflixed apy such stamp to any cask or pac of spirits of which the whole or any been distilled, rectified, compounded, : er sold, in violation of law, or waich has in spy manner escaped payment of tax due there- on, shall, for every such offence, be fiued not less than five hundred dollars nor more than three thousand dollars, and be imprisoned for not less than six months nor more than three years. SEC. 30 And be it further enacted, Thatif any distiller sbail desire to reduce the producing capacity of bis distillery, he shalf give notice of such intention im wilting to said assessor, stating the quantity of spirits which he desire: thereaiter to manuiacture or produce eve: twenty-four boars, and thereupon said sor shall proceed, at the expense of the di tiller, to reduce ard limit the producing capa- city of the distillery to the quantity stated ia said notice, by placiuz upon a sufficient nam- ber of the fermenting tubs close-titting cover which shall be seourely fastened by nails, seals, and otherwise, and in such manner gs to pr vent the use of such tubs without r-mov said covers or breaking said seals. an. adopt such otber precautions as shall be pre. scribed by the Commissioner of Internal Iev- enue to reduce tbe capacity of eaid distuller And avy person who shall break, injure, or in any manner tamper with any lock, seal, or fastening applied to any furnace, still, or iermenting tub, or other vessel, in pursuance of the provisions of this act, or who shail opea or atiempt to open any door, tub, or other vess-l which shall have been locked or sealed, or otherwise closed or fastened as herein pro- vided. or who shall use any furnace, sull, or fermenting tub, or other vessel which’ shall be su locked, sealed or fastened, shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and, on convictien. shall be fined not iess than one thousand dvilars, nor more than five thousand dollars, and impri-- oned for not less than one year, uur more thd three years. Sec: 31. And be it further enacted, That when- ever any officer shail require that the water contained in any worm tub in a distillery, at any time when the still shal! not be at work, sball be drawn off, and the tub aad worm cleansed, the water shall forthwith be drawn, eff, and the tuo and worm cleansed by the dis. tiller or his workmen accordingly; au ithe wae ter shall be kept and continued outof such ‘wort tub for the space of two hours, or until the officer has finished his examination thereof; and for any refusal or neglect to comply with the requisition of the oificerin this bebalf, or the provision in this clause contained, the dise tiller shall forfeit the sum of one thou'and dole lars,and it shall be lawful for the oificer to draw cffsuch water, or any portion of it. and tokeep the same drawn off for so longa time as be sball think necessary. SEC. 82. And be it further enacted, That it sball be Iawfel for any Tevenue officer, at all times, well by m ght as by day, toenter into any distillery, or building, or place, used for the business of distilling, or in conuectida thefe- Wath, for storage or other purposes, aud to ex- amine, gauge, measure, and take an account of every still or other vessel or utensil of any kind, and of all lew wines, and of the quantit and gravity of all masb, wort, or beer, and of all yeast, or other compositions for excitiug or producing fermentation in any mash or beer, and of all spimts and of all materials for making or distilling spirits, which shall be in any such distillery or premises, or in the pos- session of the distiller; and if any revenue o:ti- cer, or any person called by him to his id, shall be hindered, obstructed, or prevented by any distiller or by any workman, or other per- son acting for such distiller or in his employ from entering into any such distillery, or buiid- ing, or place as aforesaid; or if any such officer sbali be by the distiller, or bis workmau, or ary person in hisemploy, prevented or hi defed from, or op] |, OF obstructed, or mo- lested in the performance of nis duty under this act, in any respect, the distiller shall for- {eit the sum of one thousand dollars. Lf any officer, baving demanded admittauce into a distillery or premises of a disuilery, and uay- ing declared his name and cllicr, shail not be admitted into such dist.liery or premises by the distiller or other person having charg: of tae sume, it shall be lawful for such olficer, xt ali times, 48 well by night gp by day, to break open by foree any of the dvors or wiadows. or to break through any of the walis of such dr - tillery or premises necessary to be bro! or through, to enable him to enter the said dis- tllery or premises; and the distiller shali tor- feit the sum of one thousand dollars. SEo. 33. And be it further enacted, That on the demand of any revenue officer, every distiller, rectifier, oF com) of spirits suali furnish strong, safe, and convenient jadders ef suti- cient length to enable the cilicer to examine and gauge any vessel or utensil in such disti!- lery or premises; and shall. at ali times when required, supply all ssisiunce, lights, ladders, tools, staging, or other things necessary for m- ng the premises, Flock, tools, and appar- atus belonging to such person, and sbali open all doors, and open for examination all boxes, packages, and all cask=, barrels, and other ves- sels not under the control of a reveuue oifieer in charge, under a penalty of five hundred dol- lurs for every refusal or neglect so to do. Ske. 2. And be it further enacted, Thacit chal be lawful for any Tevenue officer, and any per- son acting in bis aid to break up the ground on any part of the distillery or premises of a dis- ubier, recufier, OF cempounder of liquors, or any ground adjoining or near to such distillery or premises, oF &ny Wail or partition thereof, or belonging thereto, or.cther place, to search for any pipe, cock, private conveyance, or utensil; and upon finding any such pipe or conveyance Uberefrom or thereto, he may break up any gtTound, bovse, wall, or othe: place through or into which such pipe or o\u-r comveyance ababl lead, and break os oH! ..\. 4) sch pipe or other con AEA tyre ine wi page ype oti ay convey eral aay beer, oF other liquor whith may be used for Gistillation of Jow wanes ur spirits from the sight o@cer, 29 As to prevent or binder: 5 ron apsneat thereof. ‘Saxe. bet ia ‘hat no malt, corm, gin, material mashed, nor Spy }, Wort. or beer bre or made, nor aby still used by a distilierat an) time between the hour of eleven iy the after- PEs s noon of any Saturday acd the hour of one in the forenoon Of the next succeeding Monday. and any person who shal! violate the provi- sions o: this section sbali be Liable wa pewalty of one thousand dollars. Sec, 36. And be it further enacted. That all distilled spirits found elsewhere than in s dis. bllery or distillery warehouse, vot having been Temoved thereirom according to law, shall be forfeited to the United States. And in case of the seizure of any distilled spirits found else- ‘where than in 3 distillery, distillery ware. Douse, or oth r warehouse for distilled spirits authorized by law, or inthe store or place of Dusiness of a rectitier, or of a wholesale liquor dealer, or Of a compeunder of liquors or in transit from any on the said plnees: and tn case of the setzure of any distilled spirits found AD Quy One Of (be plices aforesaid, or im transit therefrom. which shall wot have been received iBto OF sent out thereirom im conformity to law, or ip rd to which any of the eutries Teqnited by iaw be made in the books of the Owner of sach spirits or of the storekeeper, Wholesale dealer, iectitier, or compoundar,have not been made at the tuae or in the manner re- quired, or in ree which the owner or Person having possession, control, or charge ot said spirits shall have om t Te ‘ed to be dom mitted any act pr Tegard to sad spirits, the ourden of proof shall be upon the clarmaut of said spirits toshbw that no fraad ba been commited, and that all the requir. ment» of the Jaw in relation to the payment o the tax have been compliea wih. And any person who shall remove hail aid or abe iu the removal ctany distilled spirits on which the tax bas not been paid, to a place other thin lery wareh: jaw, or tone or co ts from any d . Ouse for distillea spirits authorized by iu any Manuer ther than is provided by law, or who =ba iment of any able to 8 penal such distilled and sball, on sso removed, shall be ti of double the tax imposed on 1s SO Femoved of concealed nvicton, be tiaed not less than two hundred dollars nor more than five theus and dollars, and imprisoned not less than thre months nor more than thres years See And be ut further -nacted, That no Person shall remove apy disuiled spurts at day other time thau after -un-risimg aud betore SUN-setting, 1B ANY cask or package containing more than ten gallons trom auy premises or building im which the same may have been distilled, redistilled, rectiied, compounded, anutactured, or stored, and every person wb shall violate this provision shall be liable wa penalty of one hundred dollars for each barrel, or package of spirits so removed: said spirits, together with any vessel contain~ ing the same, and any horse, cart. boat, or con- veyance used in the removal thereot, sbali be forfeited to the United States, Suc. 35. Amd be it further enacted, That any person Who shall add or chuse to be added soy ingredient or substance to any distilled spirits, before the tax imposed by law shall have been paid thereon, for the purpose of creating a ficti- tious proof, sball, on conviction, be flaed uot less than one hundred dollars uor more than one thousand dotiars for each cask or package so adulterated, ard imprisoned not less than three momths tor tore than two years, and every such cask or package, with its coutents, ed Lo the United ptates tte rther enac person Wuo shall evade or attempt toevade the payment of the tax om auy disulled spirts, in any manner whatever, shall forfeit apd ‘psy double ‘he amount of tne tax so evaded or altempted to be ¢:and any person who shall change or alter any ~tamp, mark or brand om any cask or package containing distiled spirits, shall put into apy cx= packag: ngth tau is indic mo mark thereon. or Who suit fraudu- uy cask or package hay mark or staunp thereon for ik other =pirits or spirits of quan- Uty or quality different from the spirits pre- viously inspecie rin. shall fort the sum of two b. d doliars tor or packsge on ¥ mp or mark is so ered or Which 4 so fraudulently wll be less tuan one one thousand dollars, pllars nor more tha and imprisoned more than one y Sec.4 he it further enacted, That ar person who shall Kuowmgly use any false Weights of mensures iu -certaining, weighing, or measuring the quantiues of grain, meal, or Vegetable materials, molasses, beer, or otter substauces to be used for distillation, or who sha!l destroy, break, mjare, or tamper with any lock or seal which may be placed on avy ern:-room or building, by the duly author- d officers of the revenue, or shall open said k or seal, or the door to such cistera-room uilding, or shall in any manner ga to thy contents thereim in the absence proper offi than five handred dollars nor more than five thousand dollars, and imprisoned not less y ot the person who shall use any molasses, beer, Teubstance, whether fermented on the cucing spirits, bet sholi Lave been re, book Te Au account for the same ered in the proper record ‘nat purpose, shall forfeit and pay the Fam of one thousand dollars for each and every offence so committed. SRC. 41. And beit further enacted, That it shall be lawtul for any” internal revenue officer to detain any cask or package containing, er supposed to coutain, distilled spirits, when such officer has reaton to Believe the tax imposed by laW upou the same as not been psd, or that the same is being removed in vio- Jation of law; and every such cask or package may be beld by such officer at asafe place until it shall be determined whether the property so detained 1s liable by law to be proceeded agaust | for forfeiture; but such summary detenuon shall not continue i+ any case Jonger than forty. eight hours without process of law or interven- tion Of the officer to wom such detentuon is to be reported. ‘Suc. 42. And le vf further enacted, That no dis tillery nor distilling apparatus seized for any violation of law shall be released to the claim- ant or any intervening party before judgment, except im case of a distillery for which we special tax has been paid, aud which bas a registered producine capacity of one Luudred and fifty proof gulions, or more, per day, on showing by sufficient affidavits that there are legs or other live svock, not less thaa fifty bead i number, depending for their feed on the products of said distillery which would suffer injury if the business of such distillery ts stopped: Such distiliery in that case may be Telensed to the cizimani, or any other inter- vening party, at the discretion of the court, on 4 bond to be given and approved in open court with two or more sureties for the tall appraised value of all the property seized, which value shall be ascertained by three competent ap- praisers to be designated and appointed by te court. In case of the seizure of and judgment of forfeiture against any distillery used or tit for use in the prounction of distilied spirits having @ registered producing cspacity of less than one hundred and fifty gations per day, or | of any distillery for the non-payment of the | special tax, the still, stills, doubler, worm, | Worm tub, and all mash tubs and fermenting tubs shall be so destroyed as to prevent the use of the same or amy part thereof for the urpese of distilling; and the materials shall be sold as in case of other forteited property. 45. And be it further enacted, Phat ttshall be the duty of every person who empties or draws off, or causes to be emptied or drawn off, any distilled spirits from 4% cask or pack- age bearing any mark, brand, or stamp re- quired by faw, st the time of emptying sack Cask or package, to efface and obiiterate suid mark, stamp, or brand. Auy such cask or package from which said mar stamp is Not £0 effced and obi in required, shall be forteited o States, and may be seized by auy oillcer of in- | ternal revenue wherever tound. Any railroad | company or other transportation company, or person, Who slutll recetve or transport, or BAve in posssion, with intent to transport, or wit intent fo cause or procure to be trau-ported, any such empty cask or package, or any 1 thereo!, baying thereon apy brand, mark. or tamp, Tequifed by iaw tw be placed ou asy cask Or package cupiaining distilled spir shall sorieit three boudred dollars for e: such cask or package, or aay part thereof, so recived or transported, or had in possession with the jntent aforesaid; and any boat, railroad car, cart, Gray, Wagon, oF other Vehicle, and all horses of ottier auimal= used m carrying or transporting the same, shall be forfeited to the Unued States. Any persou who shall fad or | negieet to efface and obliterate said marky stamp, or brand, at the time of emptying such cutk oF package, or whe shall receiy intent Sforesaul, or Who shall transport the same, or knowingly aid or assis: therein, or w shall remove any stamp provided by ihis a irom any cask oF package containing or whi stamp #0 Temoved, as aforesaid, or bave in his session Any cancelled stamp or any stamp | pos which has been used, or which purports to have been used, upon avy cask or package ot distilled. spirits, aball ‘te deemed guilty of a felony. and, on conviction, shall be fined not jess than five humdged doilars nor more than tem thc osand dollars, and imprisoned no! less than one year nor more than five years. Spo. 44. And b¢ it further cnocted, That any person who sball carry on the bustness of a disuiller, rectifier, compoender of liquors, wholesale liquor desler, retail liquor dealer, or manufacturer of stiis, without naving pad the special tax, as requited by law, or who shall carry om the business of a distuller with- out havmggtvea bond as required by law, or who shall engage in or carry on the business of » distiller, with intent to defraud the United Siete of the tax on the «pirits distilled by bim, or any part thereof, shail, for every such of- fence, be not less than our thousand dol- lars vor than five thousand doliars, and jmprisoned not less than six months nor more than two years. And all distilled «pirits or yonee, 2nd all stills or other appars'as, ft or conceal, or aid in the con- | | dealer, or compoander of liquors; tor ® pe ui é, That any | | be preserved or tiessthan oue month nor | | the trade, together wi shall, on conviction, be fined not | W one Year nor more than three years: and | s or els-where, for the purpose of pro- | sack cask oF package, oF apy part thereof, wich the | nd contained distilled spirits, without defac- | ng and destroying the same at the tyue of such | removal, cr Who shall aid oF assist thereia, or | who sbh- I have in bis possession any such | intended to be @sed for th: distillation or fects- Hcation of spirits or for the coupoun ting of liquors. owmad such person, wherever found, and al! @ ined opens Of Wines and Person property in the distillery or rectifyimg establishment, or im the store or other piace of business of the Sompoander, or im any building, room yard. or enclosure connected therewith, and Used With oF constituting a part of the prem- sees; and all the right, title, apd interest of such 2808 tu the lot or tractoflandoa which such tallery is situated, and all right, title, aad Amwerest therein ot every person who know- ingly bas suffered of perunitted the busigess of & distiller to be there carried on, or bas con nived at the same, and all persoual property Owned by or in possession Of any person who bas permitted or suffered any building, yard vr enclosure, or any part thereof, to be used fo" PUTPores of ingress oF egress to or from such <istullery which shali be found im any such building, yard, or enclosure, and all the righ? Utle, and interest of every person tu any prem- ies used for ingress oF egress to or from such distillery, who bas knowingly suflered or per - mitted such premises to OF egress, shall be tortested to the reciifier, wholesale liquor dealer, aud pounder of lijvors shail provide limselt 4 book to be prepared and kept in sup shall be prescribed by the Commissioner ternal Revenue, and shall, on the same day 0: Which he receives any spirits, aud before be shall draw of any part thereol, or add water or anything thereto, or im agy respect alter the 4m the prope: the date when, the Bam: from whom, and the piace whence the » Were received, by whom distilled, compoun¢ bd when and by whom imspec'- the orginal package, the seret Bunterof each package, the number of wine gailons aud proot gallos, the kind of spurt and number and kind of adhesive stamps thereon; and every such metifier, compona and W! Ol-sale dealer shail, at the Gm Ig OUT OF bis stock OF Possession mu! before the same <ball be ren pre ater, im ook, rits, and also the us of a gallon at proot and if ium the original packages in which they were received, be shall enter the name of the distiller and the serial number of the package And every such book shall pe at al! times kep: insome public or open place on the premises of such rectifier, wholesnie dealer, or compounder of liquors, respectively, for an speciion, and gny Tevenue officer may make an examination of such book and (ake an ab. stract therefrom: ana every such book, when it has been tilled up as aforesaid, shall be pre- served by such rectifier, wholesale liquor od not Jess than two years; and during such tim> it shall be produced by him to every revenue officer demanding the same, and if any rects- fier, wholesale dealer, or compound ft liquors shall refuse or neglect to provide book or to mske entries therein as aforesaid, or shall cancel, alter, obliterate, or destroy any part of such book, or any entry therein, of make any false entry therein, or hinder or | struct auy revenue ¢ from examining such book or making any entry therei me any abstract therefrom: or ifsuch book shal! not t produced by any rectifier, or wholesale dealer, or compounder,as herein. before directed, he shall pay a penalty of one hundred dollars, and, on conviction, shall b= fined not tess than one hundred dotiars nor more than five thousaud dollars, and impris- oned not less than three months yor more than mated. That itshalt not be Jawtul for any recufier of distilled spir- ite, compounder of liquors, liquor desler, wBoleeale or retail Inquor dealer to purchase or receive any distilled spirits in quantities | greater than twenty gallons from amy person otber than an authorized rectifier ot distilled spirits, compounder of liquors, distiller, oF wholesale liquor dealer. Any person violating this section shall forfeit sud pay one thousand dollars: Provided. That this =ball not be held toapply to Judicial sales, nor to sales at public auction made by an auctioneer gho has paid a special tax as such See.47. and he it further emacted, ‘That ait distilled spirits drawn trom any cask or other package and placed in any other caxk or pack- Age containing mot less than ten gallons, and intended for sale, shall be again inspected and gauged, and the cask or package into which i is eo transterred shall be marked or branded, and such marking and branding spall distinctly indicate the name of the gauger, the time and place of inspection, the proof of the spirits, the particular name of sach spirits as knowa to th the name and place of business of the dealer, rectifier, or comp. As the case may be im All cases where such spirits compounded, the name also of the distiller, and the distillery where such spirits were produced, and the serial number of the original package: ‘and the absence of such mark or brand shail be taken and held as snfficient cause and evidence for the forfeiture of such unmarked packages of spirits. (To BE coNTINUEDY GOVEKNMENT SALKS ALE OF NAVY VESSELS. Bureau of Constrution end Repair, Wasuincton, D. O., Aagast 10th, 1954. ‘The N. tment @ill offer at suction AT THE U. 8. NAVY TARD, PORTSMOUTH, On WEDNESDAY, Avocet 26, at 12 o'clock Mt s The M&RATsNZA, side. wNeske On SATURDAY, Avover 29, at 12 o'clock &. ‘The TALLABOMA side-wheel steamer, 97 4 tons. avi 1333 screw 90 * ATTHE TS. NAVY YaB—, PHILADBLPH On TUESDAY, tretexser 1, at 12 o'clock M The METACOMET, side wheel steamer. SHau K - 7 Baseacts. 2 CHENANGO, . FLORIDA. . HORNET tron)“ BOXER, (tren) * » AT TBE U. 8, NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON On THUBSDAY, Srrt 5. et 12 o'clock M. ‘The ASCUTNEY. side wheel-steamer of 974 tons NBWBEEN, screw * “2 = AT THEO NAVY YARD. NOBFOLE. Va. On SATE BDAY, Spr. 5, st 12 ©'clock ‘The SENECA, screw steamer, of 507 tons. AT NEW ORLEANS, 4A. On TUESDAY, Serr. 1, at 12 o'clock M. The MAHASK A. side wheel steamer, of S32 tone. AT MOUND CITY, ILu. On TUESDAY, Serr. 1,et 12 o'clock M. ‘The GRAM POS, side-whe:! steamer, of 300 tous. FansY ~ "80 tons. ‘These Tesscle, and their inventaries, be ex amined ai ny time. on application to the Com- | mandants of the respective Navy Yards aud Ste- tions. the mast be paid. aad the v-ascls re witht ae ‘ards end a ~ PFPPPPP PPP PPPrPPr errr THOMAS H. 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