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The Placer herald., 1866-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gd.- Hostctter, Smith e. Dean, whose card ap
pears in to-day's issue, have added to their for
mer business that of Wholesale Drugs and Chem
icals. They have made arrangements with one
of the leading Houses on the Mediterranean, for
the direct Importation Of the best goods in their
line found there. Their Glass Works (San Fran
cisco Glass Works. are now in full operation,
manufacturing all descriptions .f Druggists
ware.
MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM K Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
qua non to the welfare of our State and health
ol our citizens; and his rapidly spreading repua
ton, although it may excite surprise, is but the
signal Of skill. and follows as the natural effect
OF such a cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage of
every available means that promised relief, but
without success until they called upon DR.. Do
hery, who in an incredibly short space of time,
has g iven them entire relief 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is Il gen
tlcman who seeks not by defamation Of others.
to establish his reputation, or to rear the super
structure Of his own upon the ruin Of another's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
a manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
tients. He examines, advises and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
pleasure. In no case does the Doctor make
charge unless he effects a cure. This, he is able
to do, because he feels the confidence which long
experience has given and no doubt the eonsola.
ton which appertans to that confidence. Per
sons afflicted with either acute chronic disease
would do well to consult The Doctor; at all events
it can do no harm, as for consultation he asks
fee; nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His offices are on Sacramento street, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship ollce.--S. f. News.
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The I'm pcriuln
OF
II FASHION!

yINHE undersigned are just receiving d.
Il rect from the Eastern Markets. q large
and very desirable Stock OF
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WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

diseases ofthe Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
trcatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in sealed lot
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address, DIR.
J. SKILLfN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton, No South Ninth Street, Philadel-
Iphia, IA. as. b Aal2s5yl Id
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Oftu:oI Cryt;tjtatc front ii;
15u5!jc 3r9ool DrPart''lr1lt
NJ Nru l'ork, . .... 3. ... d.
q Opinions Of the Press.

These Inst umcilts unequacd for beauty tone and
d,grQlility.-N Y. HERALD. 3 5E#- Lssl tEs
They are without doubt superior to all others mate ia
this colrntry.--N.Y VBIBUNE. s mir gttE- g .
Evcry item constituting the Piano -Fcrtc can be found
in these inst umcnts.r-N. Y. TINES. fs#E #H..t
Their splendid exterior and careful interior finish
passed.-CICAGO TRIBUNE. a.- F@8.
Their tone and touch supetiorto anything We have
secn--W AsHiNGTUN INTELLlGESCER. ss.,.E q. fg. #I
We can recommend them e all oar frients-N. w
Steal REVIEW. a.. --,. = i.zt d .sF l. e g. q
The rcEt alton Of these inst runents is truly admi,
--CISCIAXaTI GAZETTE. .fai-g bagI ggE st8EEats
They combine, with rich and powerful Tone L
most strength and powcr-N. Y LEDGER g. ftf, cd
! We advise all our readers, wsinga Piano Fort
secure of these superb and popular rumeuts t
ron Journal. .'' ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15

has tho most suocessfu and weathio the Freed
mems societies From an annual income Of $1,000 or
little over In 1852 has steadily aud rapidly Increased
until during tho last year. It's receipts money and
clothing amounted 10 t20i, ga In round numbers,
800 900 OF this amount IN money came from the United
States and 900 from England and Switzerland;
So 900 In clothing from ourselves and $4,000 from
abroad The association has 20s teachers with
age OF ofy scholars each 1000 children. not rockon
ing the ,iaiu vho taught 10 The night schools II
has supported -four orphan partly and two wholly
II has several Industrial schools II has $50 iao in
ia treasury bu, this offset by liabilities incurred To
the additional amount Of cas- $50, which must DO
raised 10 carry the operations society up " tho
clesp Of the present school term
Ths officers Of this association are men OF prom
inencs In New York-such, fof example ar Edgar
Kclcham, D. George shaw, DR. PArmiy X n KIM sley,
DR. Tying George C ward VIM Bryant and Henry A
Dixie Business take business views Of all move
ments and there is = commercial well humanita-
Ran aspect Of this work Negroes will unques,ionabiy
bs made bctlsr members Of socieylea sabjee, 10 tho
Influences OF tho enemies q social order indus
,ros because moro ambitious TO have tho comforts and
Iuxsnss OF Iifc they thoroughly educated THAI
II they WEIR allowed TO remain In ignorance. negrs
win no needs byond slaves allowance aud couple u
SUITS " osnaary year. has fer less motive to espr, him
saif tbAs who sports gold watch aud nns clothes
Ne wiz he not only better member Of Southern society,
bal q b~stes consumer OF Northern manaf~t'sea. IL
WIN pay the North teach ham, and the South N ea
oosrnes HIM TO be taught Many Of tho thinking mea
OF tho south beginning 10 sce tho Necessity Of an
entirely policy kr the entirely new order
OF things bro-ght about by the war and
encouraging the Efforts OF these TEACHERS AZ o'hss
paces there is lcSs disposition shown TO help them Al
ono ylagr IN north Carolina that teacher
writes The gentlemen sometimes I'm their hats 10 u.s.
but the hdies slwsyr A ho,r noses Al another point
the Sgaie the shcriu refused 10 let couple a
ladies land ffua the In Maryland ss or scses
schoolhoafes have been burned down. But these are
Isolated cases There than thousand tea hers
~ frcc In me SOUTH and hut few OF them compare
lively have been seriously molesicd or annoyed
The National precdmen's Relief An2ocation would in
crea.e it, num,-r OF teachers " nv" thousand ~ "
had The means Il II appealing for additional iunds-
Joseph Collins % Wall street. n its TREASURER Those
~ rcade who give monsy TO such .osircs can 10
assured from the high thafaeter u the officers Of the
association, that funds given TO u viii Dci DO ms-
applet
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Tn. Pr.,sm.u,. sosses,s..

There -re some six or eight different societs.
Moth which are workn. for tbs freshmen 10 the sosth
Tho Baptist Home Mission the America Missionary
Association the Old school Presbyterian and the Am
can Me,hods have evangelical agencies and schools IN
several % the States These soos'e- srcinayely
supported by tlo orthodox cherchss Among the soe's
tie. who equine their operations the relief Of physical
wants and the q common Shoots shs no-t
prominsai are the New York ssuonal yr.samss's Relief
A<.oelaioa the New England Fre.snsns Al soei-ty,
the Northwestern Freedmen. Aid cemmlSsioo, u TIT
caro and the western AID Commi-.en, ~ cincnnsfL
There are rumbcr u local scla,ons Who act tlroogh
thss nearest STATE sn5 national ofEsniss'ioss rh-~s
unsertarlzn or sscais yycs.ss r-ssrny formsa
an "Ad Unon," and subsequently, "p~a
men's All Commission" 81 -bcb nshop rmpoa
q tho Methodist Eplscopsi eharch y ,hs rrssdsot
There noe pending propos non 70 srsssss the sossfs
orssulzaon si furLr ~ easing nth the Anis''esa
Union Comml.aoa .bieh 10 snsss,a IA rs'isrins NE
needs snd teaching W. chiisrss o. ss poe -hi-s 10
sh. work IN ~hlss ell ~ these scdlss Gagged
.ssms po,.bls Ne, thu sls,Sc,lrs ehsrses. q TIE
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New Music.

Among the new compositions Of music which we have
received and which deserving special notice, may be
mentioned the Polka de Concerti for the piano. by
James NJ wehli Mr.. wchh u well known both in
Europe and America professional performer Of tho
highest class This Polka De Concert" shows that his
qYslitIs- COMPOSER not inferior To his exquisite
efeu,icn NJ pianist
Meningitis Rodowa'' IA an admirable piece, fuli Of
harmony by Mr. Pattison, Of our American pfofcs
ami composer
"ri sospiro." melods, by vilanova, s another
charming composition, teemng with melody and insprs
ton.
such superior musical productions show what prosros
making In this divine art In the United States,
well In other things and gives pleasure 10 notice
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Fine Arts.

one Of the most remarkable that has been
effected in chrome photography the reproduction Of
Eastman Johnson's famous picture ''Thc Old Kentucky
Home, which has Just been purchased 10y Mr. Emil
seitz of Broadway IL has taken no less than
different impressions TO accomplish H. and has almost
the value In effect Of The original oil painting
Mr. A. schocpnt the artist whose return from Mexico
noticed short time ago, has brought back with him
collection % Interesting view. taken Ia the Mexicsn
capital and s ncishborhood which To be- ut bis
studio OFT Broadway Be has not bad opportunity ~
yet TO transfer them a. canvas he has been busy
engaged since d return N painting portraits
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Brookiyn city News.

the orESo MrRDu Tniir---rhs trial Of the two Span.
isrds Gonzales and Pelcisr who indicted for the
murder u Otero In the Brooklyn CITY PARK, will
commence Of ten O'Clock this morning, In Me Kings
County Court Of Oyer and Tormner before Judge Gilbert
The csss esctes considerable interest In this pious city
and h belisved that great deal OF trouble vii be CT
perienced, and much valuable time wasted, before On
impartial jury be procured Tho Court directed the
Cont ssionsrs I've hundred jurors and they
expected " b. present his morning bat u very
doubtful whether nnbiased Jury b obtained from
even this largo number. samuel %. Morris. ysg the
District Attorney, appears for the people, aud hsssr,
ToNnsend and Andereon for the AccnAed
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Psr.saai lassiligs.es.

The Hon John horrssey he's been elected sergesn 81
Arms Of the Massachusetts, Legislature. This 10 rot
John Norsssey Of New York who has recently become
Wall street millionaire.
Amsrieans registered 81 the American banking
houses In PARIS for the seek ending Decsmb<r ~
Mr. and Mr. Edwin W. Ho,brcos, Mr. snd
Mr. n Sherman. Dr David Magic, Mr. and Mn
n B Carpenter, Robert Harrs George r uspp, Lycur
rus Rdasrton, hn Edward Learned aud daushtss, "a
ward Dskis nr sn1 Mrs " Broos Mr.. and Mr.
WIN. n. Ovsa, John " svir J. " Sheldon, NJ, and
W Pierce. Caleb sssssos. z , Grsst boston; Mn ~
n wae and family. DE- IA~rsncs, = reypsv, Eah~'s~,t
watts, Hspry O. Wsfss, ". Meredith Waits. phiisdst
phs, H. !. biov, Jr., a. Louis No NM AlsrAsrtss.
krs De Long Miss ~ iDas, veunons; ~ q Yosogiove,
CisvsisnA oAe, william biAis snd family, Chscasv
sAnssi Lospss'sv. y. lHsgssi'ov, cAm6dAss. nss.
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Receipts OF safes Of the New York Daily
Newspaper.


Our city subscrbso ~iIi ssessr . fsss BY sspsstiaG
spy Of Guy carriers WIN osscasys fss sss HasALs.
Country sub-orbsss 10 The MAJ Yo~z HssAle sssss-
aos.tsd rsmis thsr subsprpsosn. vhvnsvss pssst.
csbSs, BY PoA once ORDERS 10 his ssse~s mode -
6A.sm,ss,ns money By mall
Ad'rs.snsu,c should be 500 W The oses before a'as
selosk Ina ne svssans. ~"
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News frem Fortress Monroe.
FoRrnrss Moxnos, Jan. u. $50

The s'esmssobscn, which vas disabled, has lefl for
New York, conoysd BY the steamer =. c. knight
The s,eamsn Albsmarie and Niagara previously re-
ported ksbound have arrived from Richmond and
sailed Tor New Yrk
Tho steamer ssasosa arrived from New York to-day,
and Captain hctlhs underwri,en' agent len with her,
70 reader assistance to the schooner Lnchbus and other
vssssis reported dAbled outside
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Hon. ssA-yis' Celia. ~ Pe.shhs.p.ss.

rocuHxrsrsr, Jan. II. 1895.
Nearly Two thousand persons assembled 81 Pine Hall,
bs this ely, last night 10 listen 70 20 address from Hon
echuyiercolfax Af'S tho lecture Mr. colfsx, accom-.
panied b, Mayor Innss whose guest he vas proceeded
10 the residence Of the latter short time thereafter
ssariy on thousand pcvls scodsrsd Mr. Collar . sore
esAs frssponss 70 tls honor shown him H. Collar
ehanked u concerned 1e alluded 70 The REBELLION con.
srssng tur years ago win rhsn The Aas Of free.
tson. drcchsd 10 blood had been STRICKEN aown nom
avery sashsrn fors By be hand Of treason, Wills
how " Ne waved IN triumph over then rspu-
sssscd OF sssccspisd strrsasss The country b &C..
sinsd 10 fsfsrs NOR brilliant, more ccmpses
more freshan he's besa fetsov pears Hs hsd fAish
sa the pigment and evsurlIas Of provIdsaoe Va
sup,urs suld cocss brtwees Cossssss and shs Prsa-
dent n Union wl b. reccassrvsssd IN such msnnss
~ wn bdssi for Asss 70 cone.
Mr. cssx sf hsvs this morning on the four o'clock
tra,n for ~ rort, en- rosk 70 wsshinstoa.
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CHARLESTON BLOCKADE RUNsERS.
CHARLESTON BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
--~~>~~-~---~>~--~--~~
The United States Treasury De-
partment After Them.
Arrest Of Several OF the Princi-
pals 1t Charleston.
Their Books, Assets, &C., Taken
In Charge.
10. &c. &c.

BY the arrival Of tho Aihambra and xoneka
VIC have dates from Charleston 70 the 10th inst
Our thanks duo to Pusers North and Hibbcrd for
favors
series editorials sad TO havo been written by the
late rebel Governor Magrulh II the instance Of General
sekcs arguing that the Of the co~federAcy
would have been misfortune to the South have been
pubshsd Of the Charleston papers. ana created
considerable comment
Gensra ". Beuncss haA rcturued Ispm hts icsvs cf
absence and resumed commAna u Charleston
The residence OF Mr. lizard Buf, Ashley river, near
Charleston, Was totally dcsroysd BY Ore the TIN mat
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the Mssssssspps Hegrsss Vet - BE Dss-
armed.
Nsv oHsnAsS Jss 10. issa
ne AdjusAss gsssri o niSasapps he's revoked Ne
ssa~ 70 dam NE s-gyss. W. 'sVr's'sa'd s'"s~
hsv,ns pAsss1 over.
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BAIusoss, jan II, 1855
The Mhodia Missionary ssnIvsrAsy vas observed
hsrs tod with appropriate services 10 s the nethe-
nss ehsrsa Bishops Amss. James. Kingsley. Simpson
- ssAs~.als s1kre@ss secretary Harlan presided
ohs n<nS n ~ Charles rrsss ehysh.
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Proceedings or cssgSsss-r Tine msrsesS
Qssstios-Ths rssisss-wsws from Geo.
trail America, enc SS0sh Pses0s, Msxs~
so. the West Gsa1es, -.
The cunsrd mail steamship Canada, cspsaia iasstaL
will leave Boston "Wednesday fos Liverpool
Tho mail. for Europe wl CLOSE Ia this city ~ a.srss
pas, ops and ., half past nvs oeiocs 10 morrow sns-
noon
The Sxw Yoas HrsALD-Editioo FOE Eofops-sa -
ready al eleven clock ~ morro~ morning
II wn contain . report Of The proceedings is Coo
sre.4 the correspondence fut relation 20 the g.
forts of the French syvernment fr the fcossntoa ~
Mafilian The ciosinz proceedings " tbs tensn Coo
vru,ioa late aud interesting from Central Amss
lcs South rseihc, neroo tho West indss. Az saS
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Decision in the Case OF the blockade
Rsansrs.

CHsHiBros. Jan ~. isos
The case Of the bocsais have been ssfeIrsd
~ tho authorities At Washington
President A. 4 Johnston. Il tie chicors ccfapsny.
has b-en committed to pail fr refusal " deliver sp his
book, papcrs &e
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