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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-22

All The newspapers Of the Southern States
will oblise the Convention by publishing this
notice. 'lNI44 .i-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
THE LATE BALLS,

j. n
At Odd Fellows Hail. on Friday night, the
/ Young MEMS Society gave the second n thef
bright ana delightful terpsichorean rounds me
i large hall WINS radiant with the different types q
feminine beauty fol which this gay Crescent Clty
is SO renowned; all bewitchingly clad, either as
\ undjsrrssed angels, or rs merry and provoking
4 maske,s The gallant and discriminating man
ayers discharged their duty in their usual nmla-
4 peachable strle, seeing to everything as things
II s1oul,, he seen to whilst Lehman and his band
\ kent The iii full cf a melody which might have
hired even cripple to drop his erutcles ard join
4 lila Nlirling and flashing vortex of beauty and
oalIantrr None Of the maskers overstepped the
\ line of tlecortlna, as some maskers are sometimes
wont to do, in the gay exhiliration of the dance
and the tantalizing tdte-d-tdts 1t was late when
tie Ball broke. The third and last Of these balls
will take place on Mardigras night Every prepa-
ration Is OH foot to make this one Of the GROWING
events Of Mardigras, and on that night Odd Eel
lows Hall will certainly oifer a spectacle to be-
hold.
On Saturday night, at Odd Fellows Hall, the Be-
nevolent Association of the Sons of Louisiana gave
the third grand fancy dress and masquerade ball
Of their series. The attendance was brilliant; the
seats around the sides, when not vacated for the
dance OF the promenade, offered the spectacle Of
one unbroken crclet Of Creole beauty al, Or
nearly all, from the Second and Third Districts
The officers Of the Association, present as mana
gers exercised their talent IN directing the festT
ties in the happy and successful manner which we
nave before mentioned ~ connection Win thelf
previous balls. Many OF the ladies, not IN MASK
we're most exqalsiteiy dressed were SUI more
charming IN person than IN costume ana giidea
tnroush the mazes q me quadflile' we Wai'A ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
. BALLS AHEAD.

As we are now in the midst of the dancing sea-
son, and as Mardigras approaches, it may interest
the multitudinous deyotees of Terpsichore who
read the Crescent TO know what all is on the tapis
We give list of the balls coming, in the order of
their date w.
Hosrdi1d Lodge No. IS, I, o. o. "a grand
fancy dress, regalia and mask ball at Odd Fellows
Hail. on Wednesday evening next
Ne,o Opera House.-A society fancy dress and
mask ball at the New Opera House, Bourbon street.
on Friday evening next.
Orleans Theater.-A fancy dress and mask ball,
third Of the series, at the Theater Orleans street,
on Saturday evening next.
Ne,c L,,sttaaos BeseroeM Association. Nv a
grand fancy dress ball. for the benefit of the tomb
fund, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday, ltth inst.
apollo les 5ll,tdtie Clab.-A dress, fancy dress
and mask ball, at Odd Fellows Hail. on Tuesday,
l4tll inst.
Ne,r 0pe,a House.-Seeond Inauguration ball of
the New Opera House Company, at the Opera
House on Bourbon street, on Wednesday, 18th
inst.
Professor Tegas.-A dress and fancy dress ball
for children and adults, at Odd Fellows Hall, on
Thursday, 10th inst.
Sons of Louisiana. Fourth and last of the
dress, fancy dress, and mask balls Of the Beneyo-
lent Association of the Sons Of Louisiana, at Odd
Fellows's Hall, on Saturday, 18th inst.
Orleans Iaeater.-Fourth of the series of the
fancy dress and mask balls, at the Theater, on
Saturday, 18th inst
MARpIGRAs BALLS.
By the Young Mems Society, at Odd Fellows,
Hall. By the Orleans Theater Society, at the The
alter, on Orleans street. By the New Opera House
Society, at the Opera House. on Bourbon street.
by gentlemen of the st. Charles Theater, at that
Theater. By the st. Charles and st. Louis Hotels,
at the said Hotels. BY the Orleans Base Ball Club,
on Old Levee street, Third District. By the Fourth
District Young Mems Society, at Union Hall, jack
son street. By the Firemen's Charitable Associa-
ton Of Algiers at the ST. Charles Ball Room in Al
gers. All fancy dress and mask balls. Other
balls, to take place the same night, will doubtless
be announced. The great event Of the night will
probably be the annual exhibition and ball Of the
| Mistick Krewe Of Comus, at tile Varieties Theater.
One ball is in preparation to take place the day
after Mardigras-a ball which promises to be
splendid affair, and TO give glorious wind-up to
the regular dancing of the the fifth annual
ball of the Continental Guards.
A The managers of the balls Of Howard Lodge, the
Apollo Les Quatre Club, the Orleans Theater, the
"A New Opera House, the Continental Guards, the
Orleans Base Ball Club, and the Algiers Firemen
have our Acknowledgements for their tickets and Pc.
lite invitations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
CHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
NAUsEoUS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We ask the afflicted of either SEX which do pefer2
pleasant and delicious syup compounded from Sures
Renedesone which viii speedily and pcranenily yen
the vile compounds heretofore used with all
and facilitating effect together with the loathsome disease
many times following the OF Mineral Posons
The "Gherokee Remedy specific
hea, elect Gravel Structure Fluor Albus Whites in Fee
males and all diseases Of the Urinary 0rans curing these dis
by natural laws after all other preparations have failed
and OF Heavens best eces 10 offending
could be produced of It's effects which would
The naseous preparations heretofore sed have failed but this
has in instance been known fail Happily for
kind the Of the world Father who afets
kill but
In mercy he has appointed Medicines these dreadful dis
which when taken quickly flies to W parts Of The system
attacks the disease every post and with fidelity and
Truly admirable, gives until has completely
PEELED from the body and the unfortunate patient
former health and yigor.
This Remedy strikes at the very of the disease its
tendency not simply 10 suspend the poison but 10 he
canse on which 1t depends.
And what enhances lis vaHe Is the entire absence of all au-
smell Il lay in the counting the
toilet table without being suspected Remedy for
eFet diseases,
treatise Eeneeal disease with full directions for their
permanent accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO. Nos q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans and By all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines.
POTTER & aERwIs, Sole Proprletors5
Jat6 ly6W ST, Louisi No,
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP nEsoro,

VIZ u
The steamship Desoto, Capt. j. D. Bulloch, from
New 1ork va Havana arrived at an early hour
Yesterday morning. She left New York, Jan. 2Tth,
a. noon and arrived at Havana Feb. list, at s
osciocK-was detained OF Havana, in diseharging
ana RECEIVING cargo, until late in the afternoon of
me 2d, when she left for New Orleans Had strong
winds and squally weather during her passage to
the bar.
Nothing new OF Importance at Havana: every.
thing going on as usual.
The Opera Company Of Max Maretzek il II
course of dissolution; the better portion are rsor
ganizing for an inland tour. Cortisi ana Others
will give season at Matanzas, Puerto Princine
| ETC.; and engagements were already made, with
guarantees good and strong, with money and The
people.
The stock Of sugar is about 20, 900 boxes
Molasses, elayed, is quoted at Al to 81 Musco
yado, 81 to 81.
Freights are in better demand for small vessel
for the United States.
Exchange London, 49, to 14i; New York, t
81 New Orleans, nothing doing.
Health Of the Island good; weather, fair an
pleasant.
The following is a list of her passengers fror
New York and Havana
r. AnchencIas lady and child r. Willard and Indy S Lar
don and lady Capt n b. Palmer and lady L. Mos, iaas
son. Mrs Holm and infant Miss Helm, s. r. Appiehy ". AL
be Geo NJ Smith. r.. I Smith lady children and seFyt
Mrs Capt Oliver Mrs H. VI. Uexey, Miss Heen r. Giles
A. Glover. John Edgrfton, Mr. Saunders A. b. Baldwin Cap
paFfeys MIS- Emcline Palmer \ II Barrett, lady an
Allen sad infant Mr. BTownell uapi Davis Patrick Dnf
Il l. sainss md lady A. s Gaines Marcus southweli "a
UfseANa fhs9 II Mount Hon. Hhas. Wilson, Mrs Ghas. Hi
son Miss Jossphne Hall Esaas W shippen, Mr. Acnland
A. shssln Fleming q T. constant lady son and servant
Henry l. CLARK and lady Misses Clark chas Mathews Philip
Nanaa NJ ah Day Gee Everett Mammal Ganfaga, Ignaei
yalH ady aud infant r. Morgan Bud Narcotics II. nanieis
signe. t9lgTe, n.esen ueane A. Richmond. W. Barnes
and nurse NJ ~ ~
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AMUsEMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS IIALL4-cAMp STREET
opER4TIc eEMs ANp Ba1L4p coNeERrk


nDD FELLOWS, HALL-cAMr STREET
OPERATE GEMS AND BI1L1D coNcERTt
The public is respectfully informed that this
Elegant Entertainment,
composed Of the beauties OF
POPULAR OPERAS,
Songs, Ballads and Duets,
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND AMERICA,
Having received the highest praise from the lovers OF music
will be given in this city by the accomplished American Tenor
MIR. Henry squires,
Of the Academy of Music, New York, Boston, and
Gently of the Srakosch Opera Troupe,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY L 1860
He will he aided by the
WONDERFUL AND TALENTED CHILD
Little Mary Mcyicker,
who has been honored ~ the operate ates Of tile day
with the coguoineu of
1.-THE GENIUS OF MUsICn
Her sweet yoealtion and capital rendition Of the works of
the great Of music enthusiasm the part
her hearers, who lopk upon her us the
CHILD WoNDERt
nntable imitation of the voice and
Of the world renowned urtises,
RACHEL, PICCoLoMINI AND BRIGNoLI,
have received commentator from the press and public and
Invariably greeted with
APPLAUSE AND DELIGHT.
They will be assisted by @4...a= .-..M.-
EDWARD HOFFMAN, Pianist,
Of New York
Tickets, One Dollar
RS-Doors open 61s o'clock. Concert commences ~
o'clock
Rl~The public is respectfully TINT office will be
opened MONDAY at 10 A. NJ, for the sale reserved
street.
N. B,-No extra charge for seats. fe4
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and New Orleans

For MENrHIs-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet mail IngomaF Capt j. D. Clarke leaves this
evening at o'clock connecting with The Memphis aud Charles
Memphis and Ohio Railroads. for all points North East
and West with hne mail for Louisville and ST.
Iouis For through tickets apply j. H Freigh. Agent
Memphis packet Office. under the ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE

special to tho New Orleans CRESCENT
HAVANA, Feb. 2, 1860.
Ed. Crescent Although there has been a con
siderable increase in the quantity of Glayed sugar
placed upon the market within the last day or two,
yet the staple is at this time more here than
it has been at any similar period during the last
five or six years, whilst the high rates demanded
by holders prevent anything like an active scene
of business. The few transactions of which have
heard since my advices per Habana of 3Oth ultimo,
have been effected at full rates-say upon the
basis of 81 rials per arrobe for D. S. No. L. under
which rate nothing can be obtained, which, Of
course, prevents anything like speculation.
MoLAssEs-Gontinues precisely as last advised,
have heard of the purchase of cargo or two on
ships account at my then quotations.
HARB-W Without any actual advance in rates
since my last advices. An improved feeling on the
part Of purchasers has taken place towards this
article. The cargo per Allen A. Chapman, from
New Orleans, has not affected the rates Of the
daily sales, which continue to be made at SIT so
to SIT rs for barrels and terces and SIT for kegs
per quintal.
The following are the sales reported Of articles
imported from the United States since my last ad-
vices:
CHEEsE-10e Cheeses ex steamer Cahawba, from
New Orleans, .'all round,'' at s22 per quintal.
HAas-I3 barrels ex steamer Cahawba from
New Orleans, at SIS per quintal; s casks sailed,
ex steamer Baltimore, at SIS; 40 bbls. ex steamer
Cahawba, retailed at same rate, and . bbls., from
steamer Baltimore, from Baltimore, at SIT so per
quintal.
BgANs-36 bbls small White, from New York, at
81 IS, and 80 bills, also from New York. at 81 SCI
per arrobe.
PorAToEs-240 bbls. from Newport at rate not
disclosed; 200 bbls. from New York at Il rs per
barrel; 800 bbls from Baltimore darge) at 50 IS
per barrel: $50 bbls. from Newport, and 300 bbls
from New York, at rates not made public.
ONIONS $50 bbls., 1000 lunches. $50 bbls. and
10000 punches, all from Newport, at rates not
| disclosed.
FIes-l3 boxes from Baltimore sold at $l3 per
quintal.
FREIGnTs-Two vessels, each to take $50 hhds
sugar and deck load Of molasses, at Cardenas, for
port north of Hatteras, have been taken up at
y 20 for the sugar per hid and ~ so per HID for
the molasses
ExeHASsEs--Ara very fiat /; quote Sterling Ia
10 IA per cent. premium; New Orleans, (short)
y % q per cent. premium; New York, Boston,
etc., goo day bills1 81 to 81 per cent. premium.
Inc Toeoa sailedfrom Matanzas for New Orleans
on the 28th alt
4 l..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

CRESCENT crrr CRICKET eIuB.-Members of the
G, c. C. c. elsewhere notified meet al the Mechanics Rx
ehsre o'clock this evening. punetual attendance is
particularly requested.
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wasHINaToN CORRESPONDENTS.

4 Crisis ii he House Almost d Speaker The
II1adra,sdt Of ue Pae,nnsyleaata ;, Iotes from
Description Of tie Scene III lie HdH--Ihe Ad-
ADMINISTRATION Gaarassing for Breckenridge for
Me observation-disclosures Gordon Bennett at his
ola ,cork- The President on a Horse case ~
Theatrical.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
MASONIC IIALL......... ST. CHARLES STREET

The Grand Moving Mirror, Of
THE BUNYAN TABLEAU
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes with FIGURES OF
LIFE SIZE illustrative the world renowned aegoy OF the
PILGRIMS PROGRESS, and painted by the eminent Amer
can Artists, HUNTINGTON, MAY, KYLE, CR0PSEY,
HART DALLAS, BARLEY and PAUL DUGGAN. This
splendid work of has obtained reputation UNEQU AIED
BY THAT OF ANY OTHER EVER EXHIBITED See
circulars.
Admission 20 cents Children and Servants Is cents
n-Doors open ga Mirror will 19 O'Clock pre-
cisey Doors open for day exhibitions l. NJ commence
at O'clock
ng> USHERS IN ATTENDANCE.
R-Descriptiye pamphlets of this great American Painting
for sale at the door, Price ID cents.
ALFRED HART,
IN NINA SPran nd pronri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

To arrive per ship Crimea,
Expected from Hayre-
500 Empty DEMIJoHNS, 5 gallons each.
100 hampers Empty BOTTLES. a.. g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

WHOSE SaAFFa-An iron shaft, found six weeks
sga on the cyee in Third District See ad-
vertise1nent.
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C. CAVAROC & co.

y CAVAROC IL CO., No, Ia ROYAL. STREET,
~ NEW ORLEANS, 5
Offer for Sale, in Store,
1850 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, j. Lataure.
5000 boxes CLARET good ordinary
400 casks :.
800 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut sautcrne. ...-
so casks
100 barrels =. =.
$50 hampers Empty Bottles. ... .m .-
50 casks CLARET, Leoyille.
1850 baskets ANTSETTE. ChRlvet.
10 boxes CIIAMBERTIN, G. Marcy Co. L, Belar
6 boxes BEAUNE, :. ..
s boxes ROMANCE, =. :. =.
6 boxes NUTS, ~ -. >.
$50 boxes WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt & Co.
IS boxes 100 Ii sARDtNEs, Rodel.
80 boxes 100 u 5.$4 ~ ,s-, ,".3.
leo baskets CHAMPAGNE Eag. clicauot.
1900 Demijohns, Of gallon
$50 casks CrARET, Chateau Dillon.
100 half casks
80 boxes ~ .~.....".- ...n.--.. -
20 half casks WHITE VINE Barsac.
20 boxes chat. Yquem
IS boxes CLARET, Chateau Latitte
u boxes Chateau MargaHx.
II boxes Chateau Iatorr.
30 boxes :. Chateau Talbot.
% boxes Cos d Estonrnel.
zoo boxes Castillo SOAP very dry.
In Customhouse store,
10 quarter pipes CoGSAC, j. b, Baron 1897.
II Coca Pere & Fis 1902,
Is -. Grerin. 1s25.
3 -. ", Leroy, 1875.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

To arrive per ship Cleopatra,
--Expected from Matselles-
1000 baskets SWEET OIL, j. Plagnioi, % ounce
800 ii
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nThe Managers take pleasure announcing that the celia.
hrnted Orchestra Of II, II. LEHMAN has engaged for
this Ball. .
The Committee of Invitations will every Monday Wed.
neday and Friday evenings O'Clock at the Presdents
house of ST. Anne and Bourbon Streets no lady will
be admitted in the ball without invitation ticket approved by
said committee
Gentlemen wishing ladies Invitations will leave their names
and residence with Of the above managers meeting
Of the committee.
Gentlemens 50 5Oto be had from any of the above
tao3 I'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
COTTON SEED, ,,............

have hand large supply of ..Petit Gulf" and
Boyds Prosc'' COTTON SEED which can furnish during
the in lots 10 salt customers.
Planters and Others wishing pure and well selected article of
Cotton Seed, would do well give before purchasing
elsewhere.
have also hand full and we'll stock Of GRO
CERES, which prepared sell reasonable prices
GHAS. B. RAILEY,
Grocer.
ia6 SIN IS Tchoupitouas street.
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TO arrive per ship Ann Eashburn,
-Expeeted from Bordtaux--
10 quarter pipes coGNAC, j. b. Baron, 1e2zTT.
20 casks GIARET, Cotes de Ffensac.
81 boxes Chateau Margsux.
As boxes :. St. Estephe. e.
1874 casks St. Julien.
100 casks :. Pauillac.
So casks ;. ST. Estephe.
10 boxes =. Gantcnac.
3l3 boxes ST. Julien.
20 casks WHITE WINE, Haut sauternc.
80 barrels -.
100 baskets ANISETTE, Chanyet. ..=
l6 quarter pipes CoGNAC, J. Berel. ls25.
Il Octaves :,
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a. PROF. VEGAS BANGING ACADEMIES,
5@& ODD FELLOWS HALL, Camp street,
ASST[A And
oSAoN nAi''' '"eesoA street. fou''A ''''''e'.
Prof J. VEGAS most respectfully to his friends
and the public general that his Dancing Academies
open for the season, ODD FELLOWS HALL Camp
street, and UNION HALL, on jackson street
fashionable Qnadrile DIES DAS lately danced In
highest circles Of Paris and london and also the and
graceful Quadle De La cour will be introduced this
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from to
o'clock 2. NJ
Iades-Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays from 10 Il
o'clock NJ.
enemen-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from until
10 O'Clock, T. NJ.
At Union Hall
Ghildren-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from to
O'clock T. N.
Iades-Same days, from 10 to IL o'clock N.
pfThe pupils from the class Union Hall will be admitted
the Odd Fellows Hall to practice Saturday afternoon.
aSyFor terms, apply Prof. Vega Odd Fellows Hail.
Union Hall, during the hours of tntfon an I'm
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To arrive per brig Victoria,
Expected from Bordeaux
20 quarter pipes CoGNAC, Coco, Pere dls, 1880.
% octsFes :. =. -
10 quarter pipes ). 1902.
10 octayes -
10 casks GLARET, Pauac and St. Julien.
20 casks WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne ... II
so barrels -.
300 boxes "a half Bottles a.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and dressed
from the best yellow Pine Cypress timber
S4 per for rough So per dressed in lois to su
saiaiV STAR FLAMING Mills. New Bas.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

Fos Iosr HAr Box a reward is offered through
Srr copmas See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

a- Applications for tickets Of admission be made 10
either Of The abosenancd Managers the Office of the
Opera House. fee I'd
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TERPSTCHOREAN.
SECOND INAUGURATION BALL

H. % ~
VIEW ORLEANS OPERA NOISE c0MP4NK.
The Stockholders of Orleans Opera Company
will give Second but last Ball for The season, WE'D
NEsnAY the February, 1860 under the management Of
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'irst Might Of the Engagement Of Mrs EMMA WALLER Ii
Eminent TrGgeditnne.

MONDAY NIGHT, Feb G, 1860
The celebrated tragedy Of BERTHA M-Imogene Mrs Emma
Wqller litrta Mr. Waller. To conclude with the farce
THE BoNNf FISH WLFENhaacers by Mcssrs JACK, Seal.
Ian, Loveaay and Miss IT, Honey.
n2~Fsncy Dress and Mask bali Feb. 81 Mardt Gras.
R8y~ln releNrSal-'The Duchess OF Mali"
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To arrive pership Felicia,

y NfEtUItIl IItlIlI IIItfIb--=--
300 boxes ABsYNTHE, Z. Pernod.
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Ps. It's presumed that those papers which
shall publish Tie letter 81 Col Robertson win also
publish this article.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

PRICES OF ApMISsIoN-Dress Circle and Parquette rs
cents Second Circle 50 cents Gallery % Private
Boxes, each So =......
Doors Mt 81 O'clock the Performance
O'Clock.
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ. ill 3P. NJ
fec p. GLEASON Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
Sabbath School Books
PUBLISHED BY THIS HOJiSu

THE ANNIVERSARY MD SUNDAY
School Music Book, No. /. contains 80 Tunes and
hymns. Price Scents each, 81 per hundred "'
The anniversary and Sunday School yltu,;,
Book No. 2, contains 80 tun and hymns p,ioo
3 cents each, 81 per hundred.
The .annirersary and Sunday School .Bu,,,
Book No. 3, contains 90 tunes aud hymns Price
4 cents each, SO per hundred.
The .dnnirersary and Sunday School .,Iuy,r
Book. combining Nos. and 2. with several nd
ditional pieces. contains IS tunes aud hymns
Price 8 cents each, S5 per hundred.
The ReUieal Penny .Nusic Boohs, Nos oud9
No. contains Is tunes and hymns Price ono
cent. No. contains sc tunes and hymns Price
3 cents each, 81 per hundred Postage one cent
each.
The Sa5bdth School Bel contains l5l limos
and hymns. Price II cents each SIS per hundred
postage 2 cents each elegantly bound, 20 cents
each, Sl5 per hundred.
Congregataonol SIN ging. - An eight maze
Tract Price rs cents per dozen, $3.50 per
hundred.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
SAN FRANCISCO.

nf ali q external appearances of private disease
snnnose themselves cured, but after few months
snppthe na they are troubled With various symptoms
which thew never had before, and which they hnd
it impossible relieve To all who are an'c.ea ,sal
in this way, Dr.. Young would par.icunrly f;t, riI
which you are troubled are caused by taints IN
the blood, which sooner or later will destroy
health and happiness. No person VINO mas ever ever
had an attack of any private complaint snoulu
fail to consult DR.. Young, and take lew po..ics s
oar rest assured that their blood is in aperfectiy
pure and healthy condition and that every trace
of disease is removed from the system
Recent cases cured in from two TO hVe d"ys'
without change of diet or hindrance ron uusih-
ess or no fee. IN. .. " AOCA'N'