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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
DIED, Z

On PFTidsy the slss of n:qmption, Mrs. MARY
To attend he. funeral Sunday afternoon ct thrae
o'clock, frOm so Pa avenue, between 2lst and ? d
Or the 2lst inst, of chronic crorp STEPHEN \.
MANSFIELD, infant son of Joseph and Amelia A
Mansfield, aged q months.
lis tune: nj will take place to morrow (Sunday)
his father, on Seventh street east. between G and
stfeetS south The trien!s AMI acqnaias9ncos of
BALTIC. Sun AMI Clipper copy.l
Ia Boston, Mass on the morning of the 10th
JOHN b. kiBBEi, son of VIM. B, Kibbey, in the
His friends ard those of the family are invited t.,
attend his funeral from the residence Of hia father
l9c street, ON Sunday, Esd inst, at 8 O'Clock, p
At Poclesville. the 2ath inst, .. half mast ~
ocinek after lingering illwess of three nsrntbs,
MAKf ELhEN GR1d dear beloved wife of Hd
Sarah A. Fowler. in the I'd year of her age. ~ anu
None knew her but to love her;
None spoke OF her but to praise her.
q, Mary dear and hast thou gone
The one we loved SO we'll;
But, then, W. know you're happy now
Her friends aud acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral At O'Clock Snntsy.
and Green SITS, Georgetown. d. T..
tSunday Chronicle copy
daughter Of William and Elizabeth Bowling, aged
Bait Sun copyl
On the 2lst inst, GEORGE T. SWAMI, aged IS
years. formerly of Charles county, Md, but resi-
dent OF this city for the last ) years.
Due notice will be gwen in Monday mornings
papers of the time Of funeral.
On SstHTSay m1 .S NoS ID Ct ocIocb
Folk. in the ath year OF her age.
May she rest in peace. Amen
half past O'Clock 10 which The friends of the fom-
lily are invited to attend. tBalto Sun copy.l
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, at the resideI &C of the brides
father, by Rev j. Remick. SAML II. CAWOOD,
CRY son Of u r; V. Cawood, Esq, Of Charles CO.,
Md to MARY =. youngest dang hter of Daniel
Wells Esq. OF GeorEetown. D. c.
lBaito. Sun and Porf Tobacco Tines copy
r, On the 2lst inst, by the Rev. T. u Metals,
Pastor of Assembly Church SYLVESTER GLAD'
MAN to Miss ANNA TAYLOR, both of this C. tY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

CONCERT OF SAcT;ED MUsIc-Owing to the
fact that many could not gain admittance ut the
concert ON last sunday night, the Society of st.
Vincent de Paul puspose giving another con-
cert OF sacred music Tor the benefit of the poor
and sick and woufded soldiers, tomorrow
Sunday evening, = Odd Fellows Hall, Sew
"nth street. The programme has been changed,
aud the musical forIe has been augmented by
some very supcriOt singers. The fact that
Dia dun Cecilia YouIig kretschmar has charge
81 the musical arraagements will insure the
success of the entertainment. 80 worthy an
object should be ILLEGALLY contributed TO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

,DEsIRABL1 INDIA RugsEk GosDs.-Mr. Il. a.
Light dull finished Coats; also dull finished Pom
Sh1s extra large sizes also, LOT Of blue English
Tsmas very long. at SO each also extrs long and
light lin isht) Rubber Gnpes with sleeves which
ne IL selling at acturers prices at his Irsfia
tween 9Th and IGth sts oc 2EV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

r,ri.bnys 70 fhs North and Rsss-Tw0 trains lea va
Washington daily ana one on Sunaay-suicx time
low iare and sure connections. SofdieYs tickets sold
through ut Government rates For Tickets and fur
shsr ihformstsn apply at the onice Of Great Penn
sylVania Route, northeast corner Of PernsyIvania
avenue aud Sixth St, Washington eficv eye q from
81. N: until p. N on sundays from 2 to- , IN
ku lily T. o. NORrOY rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

TEARING Down SIIANTY.-Morris SuIli-
van OWES shanty on Third street, between x
aio IL, winch was under rent to John Atwood,
and wishing 10 improve the lot, month since
gave nofice To the tenants to move, which they
refused TO do. Accordingly, yesterday morn
ing, ne Went with Ratchet, saw, &c, to the
premises, and commenced tearing down the
shanty Atwood at once proceeded to Justice
BarnacIo's and procured a warrant, on which
Oificer Nichols arrested Sullivan, but not be-
lore ne had taken the roof off. and also one side
of the house. The case was heard before Jus.
tice Barnaclo. who held Sullivan 10 bail TO an.
pear at court. During the examination it was
stalled that j wood, with his mother and father
resided In the shanty, which consists of one
room, and that on the opposite side of the room
frtm the bed they kept horse, and in the
middle OF the floor there was Il pile Of manure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

tALCABLE LoIs-A Rny. Cioaes Those valuable
Iois known a. BOulangers Garden situstsd on
twentieth street between NJ and n, In the Pirst
Ward will be sold on hfondny afternoon at alf past
Tour o clock by G. McGuire 4 Co This proparty
has been subdivi nto building lots is situated
IN rapi y i'm Improving locality and affords fine
opportunity Tor a prof table Investment The terms
are easy. sale on the premises IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

NFEnED IMPEOvEMFNT-Work are now
laying handsome marble base for the iron
railing 10 enclose the ARA Of the post Office
building, on Seventh and F streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
DCBrfc >iIEnr CONDEMNED S,ps.crs
\ CLoTHIAU,kc

pCBIfc >iLE"r C0NpEySEp Ky ,Ps.cKs
CLoTHIAU,kc.
Qr.Hrrsu.srxR's DSro-.
AirxaEpgia. VA. Nov 9ist. lss2.
Tn e will be offered for sale, at q teton. ON
sssa;',y y n cSS sf 1asisrb kSsrs,sShks
raym.n,s 10 se made in U. $, rrc.sury .e.s. he.
for. d.siv.ry Of DC goods, shies are reauired g
80 Oh. PkRGUsoS.
M .,.s.a Captain, Assistant Qu.r 1.
Hg subserihrr vii I .eil At p a,c AL. on NOV.
DAY December lat, i., at his resiaer &C. scoatfi
mics tfcin the Navy Yard Bridge. on the farm
-Four good Work Hcrses.
+: f. i s..s 8 s + Hon, harness,
Ore lot OF Cats in TIE st.sv,
On Caliiv..9.. Grass &C, thss,
s"!ns s q, f oe SsE Beef
ali sa%: sso,s Al e go and Ssr cash
s-eu,i,;: mo a,Ws,s'f JACOB WEAVER soa
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetionecrs.
LIE F Si.Uli sale OF GROCERIES. Ii
F Feg.s AXE n, ss ST., Coz s.es BErsHss HoEgs
s,.nc- th- :sksi !. O'Clock a. M at the Groesqy
STREET stSrs s OF s saus !. the
all the effect. OF the es.ahlish1ent viz Tea Su "a,
and Coffee, Sta rh ,Saleratua- & oja Soap Candles
Spices. Hacking. &c; Liquors, Brandy WHssay
Wine, Gin, &c; Tin, Glass, Croctery, and gruer,
81 assortment ofesr .enter's Hardware &c Nails
shovsls, Spsdessud Picks. Axes. Shovel and Tony.
kc Paints. Ois. and general srsort Mt Glass
n Boxes; = good assortment Of Brushes, Sash aud
SIher Cord.ge; Boots. Shoes. Hats and Cars
n oo!en and Cotto1 Hosiery. Gloves. Thread Spool
Enc Ball Cottnn, and Silk; wor dan ware Tohsrce
ne Cigars, With large lot of ethar articles which
We Deem unnecessary TO enumera5e. Terms cash
~ bar ksble finds. The attention; ef the Groc.rs
Dealers, and the public in general IL resractfujIy
lnTltta TO this sale e. il will he perempfory and
the saie viii be WORTHY OF their attention
ba It'd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
by J. c Mcguire a co, Auctloneers
A. BMlNIGTRATOR's SALE OF PERSONAL
Z ErrpcTs or AN OFFICER OF THE U 8 A-On
kSDAf AFTERNOON. November 18Th at the
Auction Rooms of jas. @. Mcclure & Co At a :
c!seS p m, 81 aff soil the personal effects of the
iats capt. EDgle, {. 8. A, comprisine-
sup rior Gold Hunting Case Watch and Chain
SET OF Pearl Studs ands Cuff Buttons
superior Meerschaum ipe
Set Green StDds and Cuff Buttons
II Tor, e-Shoe Ring, Euia Pen
81 arp's Rifle. Military Belt
Sevp raj Iestha r Trunks Writing Desk
large quantity Of excelient Clothing /
Chs ptsu Mexit Spurs and LOT of Military Cloth
fogc ther with many other articles personal Eff
ID. A. JAENIEk Admin ,trato,
no l9-d (RepD J. c. MEG CIRE & CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

BUFYALo RoREs all sizes Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes. Tiger Robes, Army Blankets Blue Erera
Red, White, Grey and Plaid may be found AZ the
India Rubber Store of Allen Cihpp < Co Penn
avenue. between 10Th and 18th SITS no3-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

The PEBBLE LENSES, used for spectscles are
ured out o. the Rock Crystal ed uartz
found In the mountainous regiuIs sf Brazil and
Scotland, the former being preferred by tn. bril-
The exclusive sale Of the Pebble Eyeslssses here
Iss the Optical Establishment OF Messrs Frank
streets, and 3cs Pa. Avenue, under the National
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

! 40 nth street, east side, between 6 and II
o GsTf ana ssd ROOMS ami
iOEs. The neighborhood is one of most desirable
in the ss,n ncsiy astent9n Ps to those
ID OOMs FOR RENr-Two Furnished CLAM
Acc west Third ,treet. near Pa ave- e. no.
A LARGE STORE AND CELLAR FOR RENT
"A On Seventh street, No; d29 between @ and II
north. Een1 must be in advance. no2-2t'
EURNISHED ROOM TO LEA very pleasant
4 FRON1 ROOM on the 2i floor, suitable for
"r two ga ntlemen References required. Apply
the premises, Isl ST., between 18th and 18th SITS.
no 2l-St"
SUITABLE ROOMS FOR RENT-Atl95Fst
- opposite Winder's Building no 2O-3tt
EOR RENT-E!egsnty Furnished PARLORS,
i with Piano. Bedrooms. with water, bath &c,
lear the Patent and Post Office, 339 ST., between
9th and 10th SITS no 2n-3t
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR -RENT-Northwest
- i corner Of 2lst and II SITS. To be seen between
For RENT.A first class Furnished Double
with Sca rdsef gas.
s He'll ss.' Ike Fstls4 vi. III ls s
MARRIED FOLKs-A nice suit of ROOMS. we'll
Rooms may be had suitable for Housekeeping, for
Meals can be furnished in the rooms if desired
Rooms can be seen ut any hour, by calling at No
37o on 18th st., between II and I. no IS ST.
EOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTUHES and coon
L WILL of first class Wholesale Liquor and
Sutler ESTABLISHMENTS; has been doing q fne bust
ness for two years; located in the central part of
Pa. avenue will also make n first class restaurant
For fuH particulars sprly to the Agency Office
oil 9th street, near Pa. avenue
Also. City Property and ouses for sale. nol4.tf
TOR REN"-A large and very finely furnished
I CHA MBER, communicating directly with the
Parlor, for rent at 346 street, between 18th and
18th streets, (Franklin Row Also, at same place
two large, fine Rooms; communicating with each
other. Each of the above suits of rooms are ad.
mirsbly adapted fer two gentlemen or gentleman
and wife. Bath with hot and cold water in the
house. Spacious and beautiful yard attached
First class Board within two doors Reference re-
CURED nor
EOR SALE-A first class Retail DRUG STORE
L established in 1923. The subscriber wishing
TO retire from business, will dispose of his Store
III ~ situated on the northeast of baltimore
ana Gay streets. two of the principal thorough
iares OF the city, Is in full operation and doing q
large Preserpi iun and Retail Business with a
patronage OF the highest respectabilty 800
=, The stand comprises Front Store and Back
honm two large Rooms in second story; a large
Rent moderate
Fixtures of the first quality, with a complete
STOCK OF genuine Drugs, Chemicals aud Fancy
ucies, with all the recipes for the Proprietary
As good an opportunity for business is seldom
offered to the trade. Address THOS q MAC
kENZIE, Northeast corner Baltimore and Cav
S'S'' baltimore, Mo 5eo3w
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I:DIA RUBBsR Doors AND SHOES The above ar
ticIeS are sold cheaper at H. A. Halls India Rub
per warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than ut any other
store in this city or vicinity This $50 Gail and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue n01l.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

SECOND WARD STATION CASES.-Bcfore Jns-
tfce ctdyfon.-Anna Gailaher, DRINK and fight
ing; fined ~ s.. John Norton, drunk: fined 81
John T. McGinrss, disorderly-: dismissed T
Edwards. drunk; fined 81. John McNaIIis
do: do. Willis Cook, larceny; Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

SENT TO TIE WOekHOUSE.-A gentlemanIy.
Well dressed man, claiming 10 BE- Capt Mathew
O'Rourk, formerly, of the British army, was
Yesterday arr, sted IN charge of disturbing
:Ee British MINISTRY He was evidently labor
ing under an att'tck of mania -a-potu, and
having 10 cStens Ale employment Just &c
Drury committed f3m 10 the workhouse as a
warrant This sarse Capt. ORourk WIS in
Washington last spFing, ard taught the sword
exercise to officers Il the army. He, however.
rendered himself of.poxiOus to his friends by
persisted attacks on everything American es-
p eeially the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
NAYOR'S OFFICE,
lF1 GARGPTOWN ID e. Nov orSt 1850

IN
IfI GARGKTowN. ID. G. Nov. 2lst, 1852
To Tie Cit'ctHS Of Ge0rgstocH 1T is hereby most
respectfully recommended that THURSDAY the
9th instant, be observed as day of Thanksgiving
to Almighty God for the innumersb!e blessings
general and special, which have been bestowed
up9n The Amsrican people during the last year,
and to pray for gracious continuance of the same
in all time TO come And that the sea son be used in
solennly imp'cring Heaven To speedily and efree-
tuay terminate the rebellion which is now raging
i'll a deluded portion of our country; that great
wisdom may be vouchssfed to the President, to
congress and to all the civil departments af our
National government; that loyalty may more aut
more abound in the carts of the American people,
that all theories and principles and institutions
which anderlit the present ,stionsl disturbance
that the peace Of the people, the stability Of the
GOVERN ent, the national pros pertv and the pro-
gre.s of huTaan freedom will be endang red no
more more, forever And to pray God to bless, an es-
pecial manner, our military and naval forces VIII
are so esllantly ma ntaning the cause of tasir
country to &C mort. heal and stain such of them
as may he sick or wounded; ard to bless the fami-
LIS OF all who may have been slain in battle. nd
TO pray God that such may be the Divine govern.
ance hat the deplorabe discussions of the people
and the aiamties of war be overruled and ad-
minstered as to work ont for a loftier and more
enduring National glory.
no 2l-F,S ,T& At HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
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BhIGEsLeR's HArR p1y,

Inc Vsst IN The World.
William A. Bstchefor's celebrated Hair Ore pro-
duees color not to be distinguished fFsru nature
warranted not to in tsrc tho fair in the least; rem
edes the III effects of sad dyes and invisorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red q, Rxay Rri, instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
aoft and beautiful. Sold ~ all DrHsgists, &c
- The Genaine is signed WILLIAM A, BAroEs-
LoR, on tie fo1r sides Of eocA Aor .--.-s.-
Fac.cry, No. 81 Barclay r., Ns,s Yo7i
lily (Lste IS Broadway apd Is Bond ut J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

FACTS FOR 0LDIERs.-Through out the Indian
and CIimesn Campaigns the only medicines which
proved themselves able to cur. tho worst cases of
" sentery. scurvy and Fever. were HollOway's
Pills and OlntmeEt Therefore let every volunteer
see that he is supplied with them. Only Is cents
per pot or DOX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

PRINTING OFFICE, doing a good business for
sale or exchange for improved city property For
p rtirnlHrs inquire at No. 414 Seventh stree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

SOLDIER KILLFD.-,lsaac al. Bricker, a SOL
der belonging 10 The sith regiment r V, was
killed q lew nights s@nce while on his way 10
This city from acro:s the river. When near
Great Falls, on the brink of the canal, whose
hanks there have a dtclivity of sixty feet, the
iOrsc misS'd his footing and thy were both
lr, ciFi;ated To the lottom-instantly killing
P-it her and SCI iouslSf wOunding a companion.
whose name We coul,i not learn. The body of
III" deceased Will be conveyed 10 his friends in
l.ancasfer lily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

re L'ce no LINE, n, Mira Of S,ir.r: sc.r j.
ssh'anenuSi, never fails: r-ctuces all the ss.,os
of.iack and brown. Partias who ua,a s;.s.,;ss, :,
VILE other Dyes. use this with invasisbe satisf.e
ton - 'A"'
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Aston Houss
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied BY al
Hair Dressers = - 90
Price 81, $50 and 81 per box, accor ling 20
'' SO : 20. sac 'Ss2 Ne. <
CMsrApoEo's Hafa PAKsESvArrvu, -
Is in'sICahie with hin Dye rs i'm partz tho t-,ost
sotners tie most beautiful sIoss and great vitality
to the hstY
Price 50 cent? 81 and 81 per bottle. secerd.px 10
size. o-a,oo,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

INDIA RUBBER C,ceDs-The place 70 buy ysar
Rubber Coats, Lesgins, Camp Blank ets 4ayelocks.
nsyersaets and every ARTICLE msde from India
Rnbeer. Is at A. Halls lndis Rubber Warehouse,
prices $40 Penns avenue, betwcvn Sth and 10th
streets.
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vi. LAsKEY, Trustee.
TO l3 eo6 ds GREEN a WILLIAMS Anrts


BY }. G. MEG UIRB a CO., Auctieneers.
TRGSTEES SALE OF PART OF SQUARE
EIGHT HusDRsD And TwkSrY-EIG -Op
fhllDAf AfrERNoON. December 18th, at 4 o cl 4,
~ the Auction Rooms OF Jas. G. Mcclure O.
by virtue of deed oftrust, dated Dace nber 18th,
lS5e, and duly recorded in Liber J. A s., No Ies
zone. lsl. 1872. and 1885, of the land records
i9r Washington county, in the District of Cslun-
brns,ed nna sell part Q, SQUARE numbered eight
al the southwest corner Of said square, and rum
one hund red and i've feet one inch, thence NORTH
10 the line OF the street which bounds the city
thence With the line Of street. and n0rthwe stsriy
TO the northwest corner of said square, thence
south with the line OF Fifth street east 70 the olacA
of beginning, containing twenty four Thousand eirkt
hundred and twenty five square feet, more or lea
ferms: 0ne-third cash; the residue in sin
twelve and eighteeen months. with interest,"
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
IL the terms of sale should not be com piled With
IN i've days after the SALE the trustee reserves the
night TO resell. one weeks notice in the Evea-
ing Star. at the risk ard expense of the defaultns
purchaser.
:. All cOnveysncins at the cost Of the purchaser.
HIN HENKf NA AlsSrss frrusse.s.
no s-eo&ds j. c. Mcguire Co, Aucts
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FIGHT BETWEEN y NEGRO AND WHITE
MAN-I-at" yesterday afternoon, John Will
H3ms, a coioEed cook i'll Campbell's restaurant
on twenty second street, opposite Capt. Dana's
Once, was knocked down or slapped over by a
white man, who Is represented to have been in
to&lcated. The negro is alleged TO have at
tempted TO get ont of The way, falling in which
ne TOOK The start of his assailant by knocking
HIM down. He then crossed Twenty second
sT'el, over the common into the Observatory
grounds, pursued by large crowd of team
strrS and others, who seemed anxious to lynch
him. He was oyertakcn, knocked down, and
has head badly cat Cries of - Kill him ~
'Hang him. s'Give me n pistol and let me
shoot the Id rascal!'' We're freely INDUCED
in. Officers Hilton and Watts arrived in time
10 save the life of the negro. He was taken to
the FIRST Ward station house in I terribly mu-
tilated condition.
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CORNs, BUSIoSs, Callosities Club and Inverte,
Nails Enlarged JOINTS Chillbiains and all Diseases
OF the Feet successfully treated, without pain o
loss OF blood, by DR.. White Surgeon Chirop ,dist
al aga PenDs ylvaBis avenue, between Four-and "A
hall and sixth streets, Washington ID. c. Opera
tOns performed in n few minutes and the untient
can always walk immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen after ed nj
their residences when desired No n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

JACK SEEPPARB AGAIS-This evening, the
eHrl OF the American stage, lucille Western,
'N'fNbOdy's pet. v III appear in her great char
iic'-r Of me brave apd generous. though guilty.
ii~ttU ayman. whCsN name was. during his life,
terror 10 wealthy travellers in England The
version Of the play performed by Miss Luciil,,
is a novel interps ting and exe rnplary one. and
should tr Seen be every body. 1t iucuIcatas
sentiments of n lofty, moral nature, w lil<t IFS
examples are of a;thrilling, undenia he char
actor, explaining tie natural conse Iuences % a
: reckless course of ifi-, aad showing The eyer
lasting remorse which fOIlOw tho committaI If
crime against society and individuals. b. all
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

THE SUBSCRIBER Takes great pleasure in
Il calling the attention of the pu bile to-
his large stock oe PIANO F0RTES. of the SE@
best manufactures in the country wbchItv Rvv
he offers for sale 1T the lowest factory prices Pur-
chasing exclusively for cash, he is enabled to sell
cheaper than any other house. and give entire sat
isfaction. Each Piano is warranted for i've
years Second hand Pianos taken in exchange
W. q. METZEROTT.
Corner Pa ave. and 18th street
Sele Agent Of Steinway 4 Sens, and Raven Il
Bacon. oc 81