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By. MCGUIRE 1 Co.. Aoet;os,.,,
CBANCERY eALHoH yALUABLI pRo1uu-
~ WY virtue Of q Decree al ma sxA3-
Court of the District % Columbia, dad N ~
I1ts Day OF October 1853, and rendered IN \ sasss
pfLcfnS In said Court between Thomas u Frnns~
ana Others complainant Q, and sobsrt Brockett'
Az others defendants. the ened, Trustses'
Massi atpueiie AUCTION the folio wing real Sctstc
And on SATURDAY. ths snt6 dty Of Lasua,y .xst..
g ,a,s; s0es ? m. afthe Axeiion Rooms afy C.
Lots desisna led in James Or utchstt' bdiyisio,
OF square pc moered 155 r. lots g. T And v
Also, lots nun besed6 In "a uArs M = bsred "a
Also. pndivided moiety Of LOTT nau,bs red Ana
%, IA sduate pumoered GAL
And a q the east part OF lot nauabsrea So, In
square numbered IS. froatiaS seye ,teep feet On
thirty foot alley running hack With &c at vidth
nine ~ nne feat and inches to the rear Of eaid
lot being interior lot lying sesween 9Th aad 10Th
sheets vest ARd p and streets south leland.
Iefms OF sale: One third the purch sss N ousy to
e PAID In cssk, end the balance In aud IL rs
TON GAY OF fale. the deferred payments 10 SsAY
heIest ana 10 be secured by the notes Of the re-
~ ,sa rureh asers erdortsd 20 the tstisfsosisn
&C.. cs tss fun pasmens Of the purchase money .
arr puIc ha,er .h an n AXE default f., a,.a.s
r Spr nc ,ss tns trur'se reserve the rsSt
= AHconEeysrc.ns at The aIpsn "a OF ths puraasssy
- Tt"iai'aLa D DAv bIYS
s'7-g ~ ROBERT Ball, Trustees.
jaif2-d %dt O c6uIRI q co.. Auotx
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DIR. e. B. Liehthill, from "a st. Marks Place,
New York, author of a Popular Treatise on
Deafness" Letters on Catarrh, &C., &c, will
shortly make professional visit to Washington
where be can be consulted on Deafness, Catsrrh'
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases of the Ear, Throat and air Passages ja27 2v
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GONG TO Run NKwsPAPER.-J r. Hood.
lately. connected with the press Of this city,
and appointed postmaster at Chattanooga, is
about starting paper. -ga E. ~ -
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CHEcKs, sHiSSs, &C., AT ACofIoN

4 - - II .|
sh HSsies is hsrsny given that n II. eha k,
TsInt S.thn the sneiest limits Of the Dissrist Of
sSoss : % sss hsss
nj, e dsy a. S:, Sundays excepted On. the
eo,ernusas fand. a. ts s ssS. OF D, the
81 "' '''' on sa. q. stss.a'''
81 ssE.s 4.ss Sss
ted ths and Virsanis s. .,sS
the entire stosi OF Of sa;s at o'clock
R Rssss 81 Ct S.ns s5 s.s
green AID Black Teas, a- t#v
e essdf:; q s sass sspYs ns;. sc''.
fbT 9s,.nf end Sss ); f9s,oe'.
sho! oa.es: Isney Articles. oou nssr:' Shelving,
sas V' 80 30 We
Viii be added to tie Shove At IL o'clock, in frous
One spring wagon in good order,
o.: Cart s.d lot of Harness Af' d
jas GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.s,
i g s. .fs', :sr1f. AZ
Esbrusr! 81 O'Clock 20 win sell. in iroDs Of Il.
s Pr i os = in .:
n'So VI ~ btreetW WEST, DetN cen and q SITS north
squares of Penn .avenus. is aimiraoiy itted for .
, lar. boarding house, and has Just been newly
Tss attention Of parties .e make invest
Termt Que hsfcash; balance in and Is mouths.
bearing interest and secured By deed OF tru,t
j RSss d ssis. given Ian e %sEyI co. .,,
e 4ssifesi!i iuo
ilos. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 1sb e 81
's Of on
asg oss:s:r %s
sss.. 9iss tin. e
fnR.disssIy after. 70 shall sell par. of 10. No.
PSSI. fh,,, "a IT, proved y s.s two story F1:ms
With interest, secured b, deed Of trust tie
SHs';;''n'ns ! fs.' a q s15fsi:.s co.
1sb :IsH o,
.s T.
ih: y 81 s:..;
t:5f: !5s;s 81 os%sea :ss;: J.
4.o sns sasssos Of scoss
ana fnan
Other band somsly illustrated works.
SG.'slceuss issued on Thursday.
j. IS 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. A.ets.
& hHSs RHs1 LIS stSG2sSffs
q sss
sss1s
Vs1gs See, ..,s and os.r'
Bedstssds. Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. ana
feather Beds. Matt..ses and Bedding.
e.
assortment Of Kitchen requisites.
s:!s '0is';f HG GsfHs S fs,a Aue.,o,.or
Y sSEssnt xI5 81
u PrRIY.-on WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1854,
%.l.s s.s 81 S
Nineteenth streets, Washin gton. D. d., the follow.
E :: Mat ii L. sssss
a aiss ing or. sss: s.h s.ts ssss:'
2O,5e0 pounds Concentrated Milk.
60 pounds Corn Starch.
5s ii S Sse sacks. IA
ees Iron Bedstesds,
s81 Straw aud Husk Mattresses,
sss PPiH lisa S.i ss.''
q Leather Buckets. - -sE
81 EHS,sst.,
4s s sh nilt' ..-A
$40 Drawers, Hsf
= Moes.s Buckets.
- - Gin o.n Sr RP:itt,... -
1 "a t psssp t' Water Closets. -.-..
1890 Bottles a Tin Cans. and Jars OF all de-
SO Barrels I'd Kegs as-
With larse lot Of other geo. E not deemed nssss
20 o.e pnse an
Terms Cash in af assRs td Suns
H. s. A. S ssf s6 GILL s' *!.sS Ss'''
SAL1 OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs AND MULss
cHrxr e uAES.ss. ST W.s ogsIC.;
VIII b. s ass 4 pssa suction ~ Sss;s..
s.; g. the 7 = % s IS &
a1FsE s., AMP spbI,a .s1Ilss
,thsreu.h or.a .s s'1 Sra1.e; ., tn. Unite.
r.Ie to commence At 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash, in Government fpnds
Brig Gen. De "hsf II wa:stsson
fIs.S ST.
- ,9d n g: ASi
p T,r'n: e. and ss Fs; e L;
j. libeEJ Is. No S6 folios 40 ct go or: q
isrs. assortment Of miscellaneous Books, COM
s u:
as i Casa J. o. MCGUIRE GO ATT.
~ N Az
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SENT TO CAMP DISTRIBUTION Forty de-
sertsrs were forwarded from Forrest Hall
PRISON yesterday to Camp Distribution, to be
returned to their regiments =
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V&HD EuOoEes wHIoH aAs ATTENDED
devote four days instead OF iva q here; ofore to
Voesi InsSTuetioe . few more sepus viii b re-
ia res Of ". e. MstssFott and Joha =. Iilt. -
tCRUYIRI DWIssl OH11s1 OF very eAoio.
" quality just from HHq}GnsH nuniR aasi
Oh 81 es.sr sssnses sss' ma 18Th u.
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- EXPLOSION OF STEAMBOAT AT FoRr
WAshisGToF-The explosion heard Ia this
city On Thursday pi9ht,. between IL and Sf2
O'Clock. was that Of the steatn pronefier Tom D.
kins, which was lying OF the wharf at Fort
Washington. She took fire and BILE " mp with
terrible shock, when was fe.t as "a. up as
Alexandria and Washington. Fuli particulars
Star. % rs-1 .FsH ssi5 - %51Ht - =
r~t . - s-----e e----- - - =
GRAND Understanding Chase, col
ored. was arrested yesterday by Ohcer Crnrnp,
~ he First W ard. sfaalin6 from MAJ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-30

TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IL THE WORLD
Nerr Fades O, Washes om.-Uphsm,s Hsir Dye. 90
cents 8 box. The best in use. Try it, Sold BY 6
c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wssh-
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria a6-ly
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-day's Star for interest,"
ing local articles.
NOTICE,

BRouGBT on to dsy-those beautiful Sets at the
near Az street. ,- -.......5 jan 90 St.
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PITKIN 4 CO., r..-
Successors TO BARNES & Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers in Sutlers' Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, c >,
r. 5000 AND
No. 25 KING STRICT, ALEXANDRIA, Va.


In Consequence of the recent order of the War
DepaI tment requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton. we have thought it advisable to open another
house for the &C ,ommodation Of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will Of the
houfe Of Barnes & Co, AL Ninth street, Wash
inRton. and can now offer the largest and best as :
sCrtment Of Suffers Goods, in both cities. .aE
One of the partners residing in Philadel phia, is
all the time in the market for the purchase of Sap
plies and AZ buy for cash, We Halter ours ,lvss
that we can sell mime goods as low they can be
bought anywhere. fzsg
In view Of the many frauds perpetrated or p1r-
chasers of rmy Supplies we have given personal
ard particular attention to the selection Of our
stock of Canned Fruits, Vegetables Me ITS, Jelies
Milk. D. c.. aud confidently recommend them to be
OF the pe'y best quality F1>-2
We also invite your special attention tn lar GO
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, 4 ubacco, seEars tutler's Hard ware and
Truly yours. PITKIN & co.
. 500 a WAsHINGros January ], 1864
Having disposed of our stock of merch andise to
the firm of Nessrr. Pitkin Il Co, we take great
pleasure in recommending them to cur friends and
customers, VIII have SO generously patronizei US
We do So, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make it for
t. interest Of all to continue tn > patronage to
them which bEsbeen SO literally extended to us
ja2slm BARNES & co.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Last Saturday night,
al old man named Sutton, who works In
George,own. got his pay and was retura,ng
10 bis home in the First Ward OF Washington,
he was auacked by rnfaaus, who beat him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-30

DEsrHTERs ARREsTRp-The folIl wing de-
.ssrt.rs have been arrested by Capt Scheetz's
electives VIM. II. Oordner, 5,h Conn vols;
Daniel Brown, 2d u. q; Nathan Riley. 9Th Pa
vols; John Donehsrty, LIST Invalid Corps
James WEIGH, I'd II. q.
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GRovER's THBATER-T bea utifuI drama
OF '.The Brigand,'' which made such a great
MT last evening, Ia to be played again tonight
Mile Festvah is, truly one Of the greatest ar
fists living. Fa . IS rz,--If ~ q = 49,
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GALE or CONDEMNED QUARrIHMAhrIEH
- EEI--E lE SrOR16. ag -
CHIIF QuXlfIHMAs1El's0 y!fo1.

CHIIF QuXlfIRMAs1Ess0 y!fo1. Z
Depot V Washixgton. \
WashiaEton C. Jan .. lAs.l
VIII b sold ct puSlIe spetiyn n tAs saa ~
bounded by and /, md Tx::ssi;:s1 - rsnes.
isSf,s.y = H. "a sfis o i IA
61IhiDuNsikvI0lABL1., ....-
Tie saooesafui Si1dsrs rtil . rea1ifsA - reaoys
T.rm, e.sh in 6ovsrnInsnt fanda. 5ar
ts1M Brig. Gen. and QuaEtsrmases.
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II Az Library AND SiNH ooI GISHSfN OF
DAY AID rUEaDAY Evenings. Feb LIST AMI "a
at half past o'clock, at the Auction Rooms ne
Pick. rings Hossrd's, PetersG Ora ssn's, VeseyS
anc Cnwan's Reports. o: 2. Dissyt. Statutes &c
land Chancery Deeisions. Kent. Story, Ohitty, Ge
Also, dne miscellaneous collection of Books,
com prisinG many valuable works anon which are
McKepreys and Schoolcrafts Indian Tribes ana
other Handsomely illustrated works.
Catalogues Issued on Thursday.
j. IS 10. Moe UIRI co., Auets.
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EURNITURE AND H0UsEHoLp ltFsofs
10, A. PuRLIo AUCTION ga WEDN HsDAY
between Green and Montgomery streets, George
town. . good assOr; ment Of Furniture being the
in part - =. :. = =
Mahogany Spring Seat sofa and Chairs,
Buresus, Wardrobes, Washs tands &c
Bedstsads, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, and
Rockers
feather Beds. Mattresses. and Bedding,
GAS, Croeksry, and Chine and Plated Ware.
Parlor and other Carpets. Rugs. 0ilcloth, go.
Cook Ing, Parior. and other Stoves and general
assortment Of Kitchen requisites
ESle pofitiye. Terms cSsh
jaT THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionsor.
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HIsH OLD CR1PPLE.-Thursday after
nsons Patrick Morrisey, discharged soldier,
II mus leg, while drunk, stationed himself
or the Avenue and anus himself by insult
ing ladies. Officer l. ID. Milstead attempted to
rest him, when Norrisey used his crutch so
vigorously on the officer as 10 require a change
of tactics, and a wagon vas procured, in which
he was placed, but before the wagon had pro-
postsrior of the driver, small colored boy,
causing him o lea We the wagon in tremendous
hurry. Morrisey, then with crutch in one
hand, and knife in the other, defed the Off q rs
but Sergesn Newman came up and he was
secured and take n to the station, when Justlce
Ferguson ordered him to be locked up until
sober -
DISTRESSING CAsE-Thursday afternoon,
officer Morrice arrested Julia Burke for being
drunk and disorderly, and took her to the
Fourth ward station house There she was
troubled with delirIum tremens, and in the
little cell where she was i'm prisoned she fancied
go she cted commonly imagine. She is mar.
ried woman, about thirty years of age, and the
Inciher of several children. She is connected
" it'll a worthy family. Her husband, brothers
and friends are exceedingly distressed by her
brhayior; the hus band being Obliged TO take his
CHILDREN and part with her. This morning
Justice Giberson committed her to the work.
house for thirty days, in hope that she may do
better when released.
Mas I.AURA KKKNR-Under the manage
ment Of this distinguished lady, the Washing
ton Theater will open on Monday next. Du-
ring the last two weeks the building has I'M
.dergcne thorough repair, new scenery and ap-
poiniments have been added from Miss keene's
The alter, New York. The glorious comedy by
Goldsmith, of 'She Sleeps to Conquer, Will
b. the initial per formance, in which Miss Laura
and her ex client New York company, will
appear. The box Office is now open, and will
b. open each day from 10 till 4. Every attan.
ton viii be paid TO families and the public
who will honor the fair Jesse with their patro-
nage. .r=an q -
DEeFRTERs ARREsTRD.-The folIlwing de.
.s'rt.rs have been arrested by Capt. Scheetzs
electives VIM. II. Oorduer, 5'h Conn vols.
Daniel Brown, 2d u. q; Nathan RILEY, 9Th Pa
vols. John Doneh@rty, LIST Invalid Corps
James WEIGH, I'd Il. q.
--o----- -.H.l-se -
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Last Saturday night,
al old man named sutton, who works In
Georgetowu. got h,s pay and was retura,ng
10 bis home in the First Ward OF Washiagtou,
be was auackedg by rnmans, who beat him
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17
Nrm advertisements TnsDRp,
SUMMONS.

cTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
y sS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
eial District.
enth Judicial District, and the complaint filed in
the County Of Fl Dorado, in the office of the Clerk
Of said District Court, in aud for said County and
State.
Defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by evils Landecker, Plaintiff,
in the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trct in and for the County Of Fl Dorado Ind to an
swer the complaint fled therein on the 2Sth day Of
April. A. D. 1854, within ten days (exclusive of
the day Of ssrviceT after the service you OF this
summons-if served within this County; II served
within twenty days served QUE fd District,
then within forty dsys-or judgment BY default will
be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment
against You for the Of one thousand and eleven
dollars and thirty four cents, amount alleged To be
due PIE for goods, wares and merchandise, sold and
delivered to you at your special instance and re-
quest, prior to the 18th day of January, A D. ls63
and II you fail to appear and answer the said com
plant IS above required the said Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for said sum and COSTS accord
ing to the prayer Of said complaint.
Witness, Hon. S. w. BrockWay, Judge OF said Dis
trict Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
-, Attest my hand, and the seal Of said
! sEAL. Court, in and for said County OF Fl Dors-
| 49, do, hereto Affixed at Office in the City Of
STAMP Placerville, this the l3th day Of December,
A. D. 1864. q. }. CARPENTER, Clerk.
by A. j. Lowry, Deputy Clerk.
true copy OF the orlginalaummons. Attest:
q. J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
By A. J. Lowry, Deputy
Published by order Of John Bush, Court Commss-
Toner OF Fl Dorado County. Attest
G. J. CARPENTER. Clerk.
BY A. J. LoWRr, Deputy.
JOHNSON / IAWIs, Ah'ys for Pl'G ldecl7m3
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To WHO'S IT MAI CoXcERX."-The elev-
enth volume of the DEnocRAT will be compile
Osd on the last day Of this month, and on the
hrSt Saturday OF the new year we will issue
The initial number Of our twelfth volume
The close Of the volume will be an appropriate
time for those Of our patrons who are in ar
FSarS. 70 pay up. and commence anew with the
new year; or. If it would suit them better, quit
%. Like all other printers, we should like to
have large circulation, aud feel deeply graft.
ned at every accession TO our list of readers !;
but the price of paper is too high and money
too scarce. to admit Of our sending the DEMO.
cRAT. during the coming year, to any but pay
ing subscribers. We have determined to give
ourselves benefit" and, 10 the language of
the Snowman, "the free list will be suspended. 4"
Those who have not yet been patrons of the
DsnocRAT, are invited to send in their names
(and money!. and We will promise them before
hand, IN outspoken, consistent and earnest
Democratic paper. Come, gentlemen, "pass in
your checks"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17

Political PREACHERS. Our State is
filled with preachers of the Abolition per
suasion, who take advantage Of their posi-,
ton to fiercely denounce the Democratic
party. They take delight in preaching
political sermons and regulating the
teachings of the Son Of God. \ Democrat
rarely enters church without being insulted
by reflections on the treason Of his party.
Who ever heard one Of these officious pO-
litical parsons preach against the almost
universal corruption and extravaganza Of
the North-aSainst the immense frauds
on Government? Who has ever heard
one of them denounce swindlins Shoddy
COZ tractors? Why are they silent about
the crimes OF their own party? Some
one forcibly says: "hcw mucH SANDER
can be put into sermon; how much
abuse into prayer. Under pretense Of
praying for the forgiveness of some both
err who happens to differ from US, we can
insinuate that he is anything but an hon
est man, and can prejudice all our hearers
against him, so that they will avoid him
as a pestilence and this, too, in prayer
addressed to the merciful God, the SIAN
derer knowing he is safe from reply
Reader, have you not heard such prayers?
Political parsons, have you not desecrated
Gods holy temple by uttcring such pray
ers
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17
4 8hOAay Organ.

1t requires stupidity, malignity, Venali'
ty and servility to be a first class, intu-
entail and popular ShOddy organ, and the
Sacramento Union possesses these splen-
did qualities In an eminent degree. 1t is
the acknowledged Shoddy organ of Cali
fornia. 1t has achieved that distinction
by superior baseness. The loyalists of
Ell Dorado place implicit faith in every
word the pensioned libeler utters against
the Democratic party, no matter how in
consistent, absurd agd mendaciOus it may
be- With them, politically, the Shoddy
cSVSeg-. = -, - {. b.. :. ~
neither fair nor honest nor Independent.
They know it has repeatedly deliberately
misrepresented our route. They know
it has heaped falsehood upon falsehood
with regard to the superiority of the.
Dutch. Flat route. They know it has en-
deavored, by false statements, to divert
travel from our route. They know it has
claimed, in the face of facts to the con.
trary, that the quickest trip from San
Francisco to Virginia City, has been made
on the Dutch Flat route. They know it
fas ridculed and attempted to injure our
railroad enterprise. They know that it
is the champion of the Dutch Flat hum.
bug, and that that humbug is magnif-
cent swindle. They admit that paper is
is neither honest or reliable that advocates
that humbug and swindle, and yet they
encourage and swear by the parasitical
and venal sheet that is the mouth piece of
the Dutch Flat humbug and swindle!
Again, for months previous to the late
Presidential election, the Union was daily
filled with vile SANDERS against the Dem.
ocratic party and basely called the sup.
porters of Mcclellan "Copperheads and
traitors" Shoddy orators and preachers
following its example and reiterated the
SANDER. That it and its echoes persist.
emily, Indignantly and remorselessly lied,
lincoln freely admits. Better still, he
makes the Union swallow its own words,
and acknowledge its own baseness and
degradation. Lincoln, in his late mes.
sage, says, "the purpose Of the people
within the loyal States to maintain the
integrity of the Union was never more
firm nor more nearly unanimous than
now" He includes in this statement
those who supported Mcclellan, and thus
proves that every newspaper and every
speaker that supported him lied when
they called Democrats traitors 1t is hard
on the Union, Bulletin, Christian Advo-
cate, Pacific, Sam Brannon, Henry Edser-
ton, Bill Dudley. DR.. Below, and the
small fry, Ensminger, Carpenter & Co..
Their master, having no respect for their
feelings, Lluntly publishes to the world,
in his annual message, that they are SLAM
derers, and the Union of Wednesday
naively admits the fact Certainly the
loyalists have reason to be proud of their
organ-an organ which the head Of their
party has the honesty too proclaim dishon-
est and libelous.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1864-12-17
TAKE NOTICE.
"A TTENTION is called to the following list Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PERIODICALS.

HOllOway'S OIntment.-The healing and
cooling effect Of this balSamic ointment upon burns,
Scalds running sores irritationS Of the SkinscrOf
ulous ulcers, sal; rheum, erysipelas and external
Inflammation, is a miracle in surgery.
Sold at the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane
New York, and No. pa strat d, London, and by
all druggists. II the reader of this notice"
cannot get box Of Pills Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write to me, 30
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and will
mail box free Of expense. Many dealers will not
keep my medfcineS1on hand because they cannot
make as much profit as on other persons make
2oc., exc. and 81 per box or pot. u
The WOrld-RenOwned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE s BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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DR.. HOvard's Female PMS
CONsTABLE's SALE.

~ virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
- out Of the Court Of John Bush, Justice OF the
Peace IN and for the Township Of PiacervIIle Coun
y OF Fl Dorado and State OF California, upon a
Judgment rendered therein on the 18th day Of De.
cenlber, A. D. 1854 In favor of A. Hershfelder and
D. Block, and against D. W. Levan, for the sum OF
two hundred and nnety-four and 70-1OO dollars,
debt and forty and 50-l0O dollars, cost, of suit To-
gether with accruing costs,-I have levied upon and
seized and VIII expose for sale Rat public auction TO
the highest bidder, at the Orleans Hotel in the CITY
Of Placerville,
On the 9th Day of January. A, d. 1865,
Al the hour Of o'clock p NJ, all the right. fife
interest and claim Of the above named Defenda nj
in and to the following described property Wing
and being In Piaceryille Township, Fl Dorado Coun
~ and State Of California, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of ground bounde6
on the north BY Main street, east by Sacramento
street, south BY an alley, and west By Bsrtrsm's
Lumber Yard, In the City Of PlaceTyIile. together
with the improvements thereon the ZANE bein1
known - the Orleans Hotel Property.
Given under my hand, this 16th day Of Deeemhar.
n ~ AS0S' 9. @. RANNRY,
Constable 10 spd for sad Townstfp