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EXCITEMENT on the Avenue, near i street,
al the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and
beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets,
chains, rings, teaspoons &c, for only one dol
lar, st the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. isS Penn.
avenue, near IL street. fe i-tf
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EIsH WHARF IN GEORGETOWN. D. O.

FISH WHARf TN UEUhHATVWN, u. q,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, the 9th day of March next, for the
renting of the Fish Wharf in this town for one
year from that date. g 4tk
All repairs and fixtures which are necessary to
be made for the accommodation of the party rent
ing the wharf must be made at his own ex pense
HENRY ADDISON. Mayor. -
MAJORS oFFIos, GEORGETOWN, d. o.. Feb. IL, is.
feb IS 2aNtMa6 ts .7q4.. : + - -, -
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GEORGETOWN ADYER'MTS

~WEARE FQUEsTED TO PUBLISH THE
U9 following letter, in view of the Charter
election in Georgetown ON Monday next:
GsORGKTowN, February 23, 1853
To M JESSE Chitt mi Others. to'nBlitss:
Gentlemen: l have considered the application
made 10 me this morning to become candidate
for the Common Council on the ticket you repre-
sent. ami beg to state, in reply. that had, but
yesterday, declined similar solicitation not
because WAS unwilling To serve my fellow citizens
with the best OF my abil t.. that an las nsi
bic TO the importance OF proper attention to the
interests Of the towR, in which all | possess is
conferred, but chiefly because of my unwilinsnsss
70 do an thing that would introduce foster
party politics in the Affairs Of municipal corpora
tons ami, lateral y. of disnclination 30 subject
rysefto the ancbsri liable misre presentations that
always attend popular ele ctions.
Willie an ever wiling to give the best services
can render TO my native place whenever they are
fortunately called for, the consideration stated
have, heretofore prom pied me TO decline repeated
requests 10 enter the public service again; but in
view Of the assurance thai the matters at issue
pertain to the general Interests Of the town alone,
I am willing. if it meets the fishes IF those you
represent. TO become a candidate on their ticket
for the tuifra yes of fellow citizens, generally
only proposing, If elected TO do the best for
their ia ~ ess
Thanking you aud those You re present. for their
good will in the premises,
am your nbeditnt servant.
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nTOTICR.-Ail persons ndsbtsd to ths Late iru,
N Of Geo and Thomas Parker & Co., are earuest-
" requested to call and settle the same without
March next viii be placsd in the hands of . proper
officer for collection. r,xoa
febs7r GEO. TaQS, gA8A18 VQ
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PKCTORAL TO stop your
Colds. Coughs, aud Bronchial Affections before
they run into Consumption that you cannot stop.
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RYJAs. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotionsers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND yALUA-
BILE TRACT OF LAND AT THE IL STREET

EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND FALUA-
BILE TRACT OF LAND AT THE II STREET
TOLBGATE
On MONDAY, March 9th. 1865. at 10 O'Clock, NJ,
on the premises, L shall sell small and valuable
piece of Land containing 90 acres, situated al the
east Maryland avenue. Bladensburg Turnpike.
and road to Benning's Bridge. together with the
known as the u Anacostia Tavern and necessary
cut b0ildings. The situation of the property at
the junction of seven different thorou ghfares, J
renders it desirable for business poses, and the
land is unsurpassed in it's qualities for a Market
Garden.
Terms-one third in cash, the remai nder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured by 3
Deed of Trust on the premises. COnveyances aud
STAN ps at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN II. MINOR. Executor.
feb ODD JAS G MCGUIRE Il CO. Auct'rs.
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GzoReETows, d. c.. Feb. 81, 1855.

GXoRGETowN, ID. O., Feb. 81, 1855.
pear Sir In your Republican Of Saturday
isst was printed an article signed "Brutus,"
when contained some remarks Of an offensive
character In relation 70 myself. i will thank
you TO give me the name of It's author.
Yours, win respect II. ADDISON.
To the Editor OF the Republican.
This letter was sent TO the Republican and
returned win the following endorsement.
George Hill, Jr.s is the author"
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Just received al the GIFT Book STORE. 90
Pennsylvania avenue, the Morrisons "Three
Scouts" "Cotta Family" "Haun,ed Hearts,
&c, &c All OF which will be sold 1.-THE usual
retaii price ano an elegant gift gwen with
each.
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS ~ THE
NAVY DEPARTMEET.-Chas FaxoR and Henry
II. Tilley have been promoted TO clerkships of
the third class; James a. Sample, Sias Il.
Wrisley, and Harrison ). Bowen, 10 clerk
ships OF the second class: and John W. Bell,
appointed to clerkship of the first class In the
office of the Secretary OF the Navy.
Edward p. Allen has been promoted to a
clerkship of the second class, and Porter Ire
main, jr., appointed to one of the first class in
the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing: and
John K. isburre appointed to one or the Sec
Ond class in the Bureau OF Ordnance.
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MARKRITER.-This well-known dealer in
house furnishing wares of the better class, has
still further enlarged his heretofore extensive
seek of goods and IL would seem impossible
now TO require anything in his line that cannot
be supplied from his immense assortment. 1t
Is pleasure To commend TO the public dealer
OF such integrity and experience as MIR. Mark
riter, and we do so with the hearty Assurance
to purchasers that they rely implicitly upon
hIs representation as to goods or work His
rlace Is 4>6 Seventh street.
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NARIHI-Prot Marini commences the last
quarter of his season at his Dancing Academy,
TeTnper Hall, on March I'd. As this is tRe
quarter preparatory 10 his RIey ball, it will be
OF great Interest and attraction, and the num-
her OF pupils no doubt very large, making il
desirable for those desiring to join the classes
to apply early.
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DYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,

Id
TRUSTEES SALE OF 535 ACRES OF vALUA-
Bile LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE
CAPITOL
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of
Sheriff & Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others,
No. ase, equity, will expose at public sale on
THURSDAY, March 18th. 1855 at IL O'Clock m, If
fair if not the next fair day thereafter at the
dence of Mr. John T. W Dean, upon the premises.
the resi- estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of Wash
ngton county, D. C., died seized and possessed,
Containing about 535 acres. This property is most
eligbly situated, icing within about four miles of
well wooded and Eatsred has an abundance ofine
meadow land. and is admirably adapted for market
productive and easy of cultivation.
The Improvement consists OF tive framed Dwell
Engs Zone of which is commodious,) and all
cessary outbuiIdiDgs, and there is some beautiful
building sites on the premises, commanding a full
view of the GIG.
The land will be su bdivided inte several SIN all
tracts, plat of hich may be seen at the Auction
Rooms of Jas. McGaire g. Co., Washing ton, d. G..
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree: one
half in cash on the day of sale, and the residue 10
from the day of sale, with interest, and approved
security
Title indisputsble.
Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost OF
N STEPHENS, Trustee.
feb2i JAS. MCGUIRE d CO, Auct'rs.
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THE CONCRET.-The concert At Odd Fellows
Hail last night for the benefit OF ST. DominIck's
Church was perhaps the most SUGGEST ui am.
ateur concert ever given il this city. The hall
was crowded (ticBets 81 and with a fine ap-
preciatiye audience.
This concert afforded an opportunity for the
public 10 enjoy some frst-class musical talent
that mas heretofore delighted and electrified
private circles in this city. We have never
seen professional concert where the perform
ances were so uniformly good. Among the
pieces superlatiyely we'll done Were the fol-
lowing "Mary of Argyle by Mr.. Parsons;
''See the Pale Moon,'' by Mrs. King (l,se Miss
Anna Melcher) and Miss Melcher; "Robert!
Toi que Jaime by Miss Lizzy Daniels; CHER
mani! Hermann Rescue Me- by Mrs. King
"W thin a Mile OF Edlnboro' Town. by Mr.
Parsons; s'Long Live the Moments OF Pleas
ure," by MISS f.. Mattingly; I" Beautiful
Dreamer" by Mr., John Mattingiy: "When Thy
Bosom Heaves the Sgh,'' by the Misses Daniel;
ard the "Irish Emigrant's Lament" by Mr..
Parsons.
The chorus and quartettes were excellent,
and some brilliant Instrumentation was given
from superb Steinway from MetZerotts.
st. Dominick's must give US more of such
concerts.
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ATTENTION Is CALLED 10 the notice OF tbs
meeting tomorrow night at the Capitol for the
benefit OF the freedmen. The occasion promises
both entertainment and profit. Hon. Frederick
TompkiAs, ID. &. L, Barrister OF LiHcoIn's Inn,
London: Theodore Tilton, editor OF the Inde-
ysnient, and others, Will address the meeting
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To THE STAR:-As George Hill now has the
audacity 10 deny that he is the author Of the
article signed "Brutus," please publish the
following letter and the answer thereto.
February Is, lo65. II. ADDISON.
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SAEE Va,
CONDEMNED oUARTRRMASTERs STORES
AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
Washington, d. O., Feb. Il, 1885. (
Will be sold at public auction, at Ale yand ria.
Va, on TUESDAY. February q, 1855. at IL clock
a. m, large lot of Axes Spades, shoyels, Camp
Kettles, Mess Pans, Once Stoves. Cooking Stoves
n1ers, ChseIs Bits. Wrenc es, Rasps, Vices, Por-
table FORCES. Spirit Levels. Framing Squares.
Forks, Lanternss GFind DIT WWhsselbarEo.s.
Combs, Horse brushes Saddles, Water Buckets,
Paulins, Drum Sings. arrison Flags: &c.
Successful bidders will he required to remove
the STOKES within Eve (5I days from the date Of
sale
D. a. RUOKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quarterm astsr.
feb I4I3t Depot of Washington.
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CENTER MARKET To-DAY.-Feef, best cuts
per pound, 30a3jc.; next, 25c. Salt Beet, 15aISc
Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops,
2Jc. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e.
Pork corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3Oc.;
sliced. 35c.; breasts, Csc; shoulders, 25c. But
ter, 5Oa60e. Chickens, per pair S2a 50. Ducks,
per pair, l5Oae2. Eggs, per dozen, 50aGOc. Gran
berries, per quart, 3Uc. Cucumbers, per doz
SOC. Green Corn, per can, 66c. Apples, per
a a6oc. Potatoes, 1llsh, per peck soc sweet, 81;
peck,new,S l.2Ga25;dried, 75c Turnlps, per peck,
Peaches, dried, per ct, sac. Cherries, dried,
35c. Beans, butter, Doc; W ite, 10a12c Radshes,
per bunch, 5alUc. Beets, 50a6Gc per PIX. Onions,
per PIX, 90c aSl. Parsnips, per PIX 81 Carrots,
SC. Oyster plants, 10a12c. Cabbage per hid,
25a5nc. Lettuce per hu., l0c. Fish-Rock, large,
each, 81 5OaS3; small, per bch, 50a60c.; halibut,
per pound, Zoe; sea bass, l5c.; blue fish, f5c;
lobster, lie; sturgeon, 15c., pike, per bunch,
5Oc.aSl: perch, soc. Rye, per bushel, 81 @UaS2.
Corn Meal. S22naS2.25. Shipstuff, SlaSI2 -.
Browrstuff soc. Shorts, Csc. Corn, shelled, 50 IO
Ia the ear, per barrel, SeaeI0. Oats, per bush,
Sic. Hay per cwt, S2aS2.25. Straw, Si.50as2
Glover Hay, 2 1S0asS2. 90. Chestnuts, per quart,
lJa2Uc. Spinach, per peck, soc. Peppers,
Grapes, per pound, DOC. Rabbits, i0a5pc. each
Small birds, per bunch, SOC Wild pigeons, per
par, 37Hc. Blue wing ducks, per pair, 50
Widgeons, per par, 81. Celery, per bunch,
l5a25c. Wild Turkeys, So. krout, 15c. qt.
PartTldges, doZ, 81. Geese, Sl.50aS2. Tur-
keys, S5aS2 30. Country Pork per pound, 2Ic.
Beet, l0ai5c. Wild Geese, S2.50. Fresh Vent
son, peg pound, 3hc.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs.

FURNITURE At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 2sth instant AZ 10 O'Clock A
NJ, shall sell, on street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Island viz:
One Walnut Haircloth Psrlor suit, consisting OF
Sofas, Easy and Side Chairs
Marble tor Centre Table
Handsome Parlor Glass, and Ornaments
Six Painted Cottage Sets. all complies
Feather Pillo VS., Hsir Bolstere, and Mattresses
Eight pairs of very fine White Blankets
Ten fine Yarn Coupterpaines
Walnut Extension Tables, and Chairs
Bed Lounges. Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Hall Oilcloths and Step Car pets
Window Shades and Table Crockery
One nearly new Cook and other Stoves
Lot Kitchen Requisites. ~
merate GREEN & WILLIAMS,
feb 2l.d Auctioneers.
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CIT THE BEsT-GET THE BEST.

IHROME'S HAIR COLOR RESToRER FOR RE-
j tanning and gradually bringing back the Hair
to its orr gina color without the Inconvenience at
tending the use of dye. Sold by all druggists
rs cents per bottle.
ID EXF0RD'S INDICATED GINGER BREAD
III NUTS, for worms. unrivaled in Ell aey. and
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten an
ordinary cake.
For sale by druggists. Price IS cents per box.
jan l9-eoly
r IVERMORK ON NEGROES AS SLAVES, AS
II Citizens and as Soldiers. Anti Slavery Meas.
Sanctioned By the Bible. Employment of Negroes
in the AmeTiean gsh9p 81 R.nss
Hopkins. Estes ON Slavery, Abolition sedi-
ton. Ourioiities of Negro Slavery: van Eyfies
Slavery Cochin's Results OF Emancipation.
Smiths Philosophy aud Praet: ce Of Siayery:
gssja0 RANOh LOn.
NT@TIOR-Can one and All, find LADIES GAR
N MENTS. HOOP SEIGTS. NOTIONS snaFAN.
CY GOODS in general ut very low prices. No. 1s0
,sa 7-ln> XooNt SbhSAaV,
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Will be added
$50 Cor poration Of Washington per cant stock,
81 Shares Washington and Georgstown Psssen-
ger Railroad stock,
$1,000 Waskingto and Gsorgetow rst mortgage
coupon bonds.
fe 25-d 10. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsENENTS TONIGHT.

FORps THEATI E.-l4ast night Of Clarke,
VINO appears as Joe" in sOur Country
cousin as "Toodles'' and as s.Caleb Scrim-
mage in the drama Of "Jonathan Bradford,
O- he Murder az the Roadside Inn" Monday
evening Mrs Bowers.
WASHINGTON THEATRR.-- Boucicault's grand
COMEDY How She Loves Him." WallacS,
davenport, Placide and all the New York COM
psry in appropriate characters.
GROVER THRATER.-LHst night OF Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Williams, anu only presentation
Of the 'tConRie Soogah" and sLatest from New
York" Barney as 'BaTney McGrath,' and the
Irish Boy and Mrs. Williams IS Nelly
Nolan" and the yankee Gal"
CANTERBUET.--A large programme OF fun,
ballet and sentimental, concluding with
side splitting atterpiece. Matinee this after
oon.
Observation-Disclosures songs, ballet, and last
night OF The great wire and tight rope perform
er, e. Nino Eddie. Matinee this afternoon.
METROPOLITAN HALL--Songs, dancing,
music, and all the other attractions of popu-
lar free concert saloon.
FOUNDRY CHAPEL.-Ladies Fair for the
benefit OF the new church. Music, ornamental
ard useful articles, an elegant supper, and
host OF other attractions
CIRCUIr COURT. Chief Justce "artter.-Yes-
terday, the case OF VIM. Wall agt. Il. = Pat
fersCH, was brought 10 q close, the counsel
agreeing TO a compromise. The parties to this
suit own property i'll the square on the north
side OF the Avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
through which a water course runs, carrying
of the water from the neigh borhood of Frank
lin TO the canal. Into this course a private
ten inch sewer empties, which most OF the
residence Of the square use. The building of
the plaintiff is near the water course and 1t is
alleged that owing to the defendant and others
not keeping the sewer in repair, the cellar of
the defendant has several times been over
flowed and his property damaged. The suit
was brought in friendly manner, to deter
mine the question as to the liability OF the par
ties to keep the sewer in repair, and their
liability for what damages have ensued.
After argument by the counsel the following
instructions were agreed to by them and given
by the Court to the jury, who rendered ver-
dict in accordance herewith:
The Court instructs the jury that all the par
ties using the said drain are equally liable TO
said plaintiff for any damage resulting from
their failing to keep the same in repair, and
the whole amount thereof should be equally
divided between them.
1t is agreed that a Judgment be entered in
this case for S4O0 damages, and the costs of the
clerk and marshal each party to pay his own
costs, except the marshaPs and clerks fees
1t was agreed that the case of Wall agt.
Franklin be dismissed, the defendant paving
Inc costs. MessrS. Cox and Carusi for plain
Tiff, and Messrs. Bradley and Bradley tor the
defendant
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

HOUSE WfrH stMMER KiToHEN AND
GOOD STABLE BACK, ON VIRGINIA Ay
s sETI CANAL STREET AND DELAWARE AV'
On MONDAY, the 27th instant, st o'clock p. N.
shal sell in front of the premises, part Lot 5.
in Square GIL, with the Improvements.
The above property has all been newly painted
ard re6tted throughout.
Possession given Immediately after the sale, e.
the house Is vacant.
a small residence, as it is fine opportunity.
Terms cash.
Re 22-eo&ds GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

ALSO,
hmm adately after the above sale we shall pre-
coed to sell two or more handsome Building Lots
at and near the southeast corner 4th and sheets
west
Terms One half cash: balance in six and twelve
months.
All convey aucing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purcha sar. "
Deed given. Deed of trust taken
feb 2i-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctS
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AUCTION SALES.
TUTURE DAYS.

McDEVTTT 4 CONNOLLY. Auctioneers,
- Twenty first and streets.
CLOTHING
BOOTS and SHOEs.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
ELkY, WIZ 49,
WATCHES,
SOAP. etc 4.
FANCY GOODS. at Auction
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVE.
EIEGS, commencing at 7 O'Clock
~ Consi gnments respectfully solicited
SOut do or Sales promptly attended to-
McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctionsars
ian q Inn 2lst and street. Pirst Warf
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sales By Auction EVERY EVENING. at I
O'Clock, OF full asser tment of Dry Goods. Cloth
ing. Boots and Shoes. Hosiery, Gloves, Collars,
segers Shirts and Drawers, Soaps, Perfumery,
stationery, Paintings, Albums, Notions, Fancy
Goods, Watches, &c &c
Cash advanced on merchandise
Q9l Door sale promptly attended to,
fes Fl I'm BR00KER & BELLgW, Auets.
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RYJ. o. Meg UIRE 4 CO.. Aaosionsers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS.
On WEDE ESDAf AFTERNOON, March III at
a, o CLOCK st the Auction Rooms. shall sell for
account of the estate of the late Thomas Carbery-
500 =. ). Seven thirty notes of $500 each,
S3foa st. Louis City Boods
log shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Ganrsa
town, D. c.
RICHARD LAY,
Executor estate of the late ThOs C,rbory
j. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8.
At the Jefferson circuit court, while
the trial Of Col. Jaques was progressing,
Capt. Gibson one of the counsel for the
defense, was seized with vertigo, and
the case was continued till the next
term. The commonwealth attorney
filed an appeal from Judge Johnsor' s
decision in the case of the Common
wealth against sen Palmer and the
court adjourned sine die.
There was large and enthusiastic
meeting in the Court House today in
reference to the late Impeachment of
Mayor Tampert, for his refusal to sign a
contract with the Louisville and Port
land Railroad Co. The meeting passed
resolutions sustaining the Mayor, and
appointing a committee to proceed to
Frankfort to ask the Legislature to so
amend the city charter that in case of a
vacancy in the Mayoralty, the election
shall devolve upon the people, and that
any officer removed by impeachment may
be eligible for re- election. The Board OF
Aldermen was requested to postpone the
trial of the Mayor until week from
Monday. ..5
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

Cures all Urinary Complaints viz: Gravel,
Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys. re-
tenuon OF arfae, striotnres of the Urethra, drop
seal sweliings, brick dRst deposits. and all dis
eases that require dur etic, and when used in
conjunction with the CHI II kee Injection, ooes
not fail to cure Cor orrhea, elect, and all Mu-
Gus DISCHARGES in Male or Female, caring recent
cases in from one TO three days, and is especial
ly recommended in those eases of Fluor Albus,
or Whites in Females. The two me ieines used
in conjunction will not fail to remove this d is
asreea BILE Complaint, and in those cases where
other medicines have been used without success.
Price, Remedy, one Botl, 81, Three Bottles, IS
Injection. I" 2, " 5
The Cherokee "Cure," Remedy and GIN
lection" are to be found in all wen regu' ated
drug stores, and are recommended by ply sieians
and druggist all over the world, for their IN
trInsio worth and merit. Some unpnncisled
dealers, bewegsr, try 70 deceive their customers.
By selling cheap and wori HESS oompounds,-in
order to m Ike money--in place o. sarse be
not deceived If the S,aggits Win not buy
them 4or %, write Us, and we will send IN en-
60 you BY express, securely packed and free
from observ ion. We trust all diseases to which
the human system 10 sui jest, and will be p eased
to receive full and expcit stat. ments from those
who have He'd TO = ee,vs relief here tsfore.
Ladies OF gent emen eau address Us in perfect
oon6denee We desire 10 send cur thirty Wo
page pc implicit free to every lady and gslte-
man in the land Addsess all letters for psnph-
lets m edcjnss or advice. 10 the sole pYopri sser,
DIR W. R. hBRWIN, 81 Walker St, n. Y.
noy7d& wSM-ebge w a5 .s.ff
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FROM San Frnnciseo.

.#.. SAN Francisco, Dec. 8.
The steamer Montana, via the straits
of Magellan, September 9th, arrived last
night. She reports finding Valparaiso
blockaded by the Spanish and was not
allowed to land her passengers there.
She left there the United States vessels
of war Wateree, st. Mary's and Mohe-
gan.
The spaniards were blockading seven
Gillian ports.
The U. S. gunboat Nyack left Rio de
Janeiro on the 7th of October for San
Francisco.
The Hartford was at Rio de Janeiro,
bound for the East Indies.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 9.
The Colorado sailed to day, taking
100000 In treasure, 1858, 249 OF which
is for New York.