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"A New and Great Epoch In Medicine
Dr. Maggiel is the founder OF new Medical systemi
The duantarians whose vast internal doses enfeeble
the stomach and paryze the bowels give precedence
to the man who restores health aud appetite with from
two Of his extraordinary Pills and the most Viruen
sores with box or OF his wonderful and shealing Salve
These two great specifics Of the Doctors fast supecedng
all the sereoyped uorurns the day. Extraordinary
by Magges Pills and opened the Of the pub
lie to the neiciency 4 the $50 called remedies Of Others and
upon which people hare SO long bndy depended Magges
Pills are Of the class swallowed by the doen and
of which every box full taken creates absolute necessity for
another One or wD Maggies Pills suffice place the
bowels In perfect order tone the etomsch appetite
and render the gprts light buoysnt Theres nogping
and no reaction in the Of constipation. II the liver
affected It's functions are restored the system
Is feeble it nvgoated This last quality makes the Med
cnes very desirable for the wants delicate females Ulcer
ous and eruptve Diseases literally extnguhed by the dis
infectan power Of Magges Save Ia fact 1t is here
nounced that Maggas Bilious Dfspeptlc and DiaErhea Pills
cure whore all others fail While for Burns, Scalds Chill
hlains Cuts and all abrasons of skin, Magges slve
nfallibe Sold by Maggs IL Pine street, New York, an
alDruggists, at IS cents per box.
= BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents, New Orleans
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: The On zen, The Queens-The Que

- The Queen! The Queen!-The Queen
oFHAIR REsToRERsl-Mrs. Winslows Queen Hair Re-
storer is queen not only in name but in virtues.
tits the best Hair Restorer offered to the public
An fnabe restrer presever of the hair if faithfully
applied.
tits hair dye.
It acts deety 1pon the roots the hair changing gray
hair to its original life color arresng premature decay and
falling ont of the her Graduating scur and dandruf and
curing all humors Df the scalp.
It will change Try and wiry hair to soft and luxnrent
sresses.
1t imparts deli htfu fragrance to the hair
In short if you wish yourhsr in YOUTH end
retain through l1fe use MRS WINsLOWS QUEEN HAIR
REsToRER. Price 81 per BOTTLE
Sold by all druggists,
20 st. Charles street. N. o.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

r DST-FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OR
Ia leans New Orleans Sept s. 1S65Notce is hereby given
that CERTIFICATE No las Of this Bank, for Fifty Shares
Stock of Gordon Granger dated July L. 1866
having mislhd application has been made to the
D. B. FORBES, Cashier.
r OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL-
IA lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No S2l4, dated Nov g. 1851, issued to W. n
Moett, for IS shares stock
Certificate No. 1904, dated June ), 1851 Issued TO W. T.
Moett, for 45 shares stock. -
hereby given that application has been made to the
bank new certificates in the place Of those lost.
JOHN u MOLETT,
Administrator of W. P. Mnlett deceased
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Marriage md CeIibacy. an Essay of

----MnrrlaRe ana SelihicSs 'hh SSH'AS VI
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men. Also. diseases
and abuses which PROSTATE vital powers with
of relief Sent free harge sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. j. sKILLIE HoUGHTON, Howard Association,
PhiIadelnbin
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FOR SALE.

MOE SAEE-ONE HALF INTEREST IN THE
4 MARKSVILLE vILBAGER newspaper. Price, sl5U
cash with privilege buying back within three years at
same price nerest The buyer must be an active
for the months 5000 Apply direct to the editor
and proprietor Marksye La his agents in New W
leans Messrs. E. E. Overall 4 Co, 143 Common street
HOE SALE-THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
steamers sold low price to effect quidati
Steam Propeller uCILLE is No. three years DID, 5i5
passengers well found in respect and ready Tor any
work. - ,, -. -. = A.. ;or
two wears old perfect and condition. great power
| fcylinder) S6x36, and not hard on fuel-ready.
Steam Ferry WIGGIMS center wheel used as ST. Louis
ferry towboat perfectly adapted to both
perfect condition hull and machinery Just oVerhaued regard
| less of expense-ready.
! 90 90 ~ ''-'' CREEvY, MCPHERSON Il co,
| Carondelet corner drawer street
NOR SALE OLE RENT-oNE OF THE FINEST
Plantations in the State of Louisiana situated IN he
Parish Of al James seventy miles above New Orleans.
great advantage OF this place in being enttey
from overflow The of has as yet come
within eighty arpents of the river break in the eYee
mile above or below highest would not inure It.
There 700 of cleared lands perfectly
and have already under cultivation The aboy place
not surpassed the State for fertility OF soil (Which
I all light and for good quality of sugar.
The buildings perfect state OF repair VIZ A nne
wostory dwelling house. with all the out buildings belonging
large esate hospital good negro quarters ans
house; splendid brick house and cane set
| covered in slate, and two large stables -
the place 4O arpents OF plant cane and
apents Of ratoons. Corn crop 1000 bills Hay ero
and ample for % mules hoSsheaus WOOD ete'
ready for the crop. -
Parties wishing purchase will do we'll to call i'm
medaely and for themselves the present crop W
y sold, If desired.
fsf iu''lei ,4lO''-''''OA app'' ARTHUR THIBAUT
81 Peters street, between Customhoue and Bienvhe
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SUNDRIES.
ENGLIsH SAUCES. ENGLISH SAUCES.

RAIsENs. .~.CURRANTs... .CITRON.
Just received by steamer Mariposa, from New York:
30 boxes Layer RAIsINs, new.
casks Zante CURRANTs new.
cases CITRoN, new.
bblg. Soft shelled ALMONDS.
bbls English WALNUTS.
bbls FILBERTS
For sale by W. Il. HENNING CO,
So and 81 Camp street.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
TEHURSDAv, Nov. LIST, 1850, at the Tnclosed
of G. L. Gubernato of Clio and Benton streets
will be sold
Two Boilers, measuring 10 feet inches length and
feet inches in diameter.
n5T- TRRNs-Cash in U. S. Currency.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
BY order Of Col. 2. q. SAWTELLE,
Chief Quartermaster Department Of the Gulf
E. j, SfRANGf, Breves Lieut. Col and a. @ NJ
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CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 a ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from "a NJ till II P. NJ. Daily.

r. W. SCHAFFER. .MANAHfafN-
The Museum building has been reted and enlarged at
EXPENSE expressly for the Curoses to be exhibit
ted therein.
OVER TEN THOUSAND CUR1osITIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts Birds Fishes Insects Minerals Paintings,
Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part known world will be there found exhibit
ton In connection with the above curosities, AMESS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERTE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers Leopards KangarOos, Balloons, Birds Etc
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists who will perform wonderful and daring
feats in Knife Throwing Etc The intrepid La BELLE
LOUISE Performing Animals will daily add to the
attractions Of the Museum.
Admission 80 cents; Children % cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10th
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SCHEME:

CovipgtOp, Ky, a, class N, october sOth.
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A CADEmx OF MUsIc-sr CHARLES ST
sPALD1NG & BIDWELL 80. Projectors and Managers
Performing every Night and Saturday Noon.
ARRIVED! ARRIVED!


The following well known Performers portion of the
New Engagements for the Academy's NEW VARIETY
COMPANY and will make their appearance in connection
with the large Company already performing at the Acade
nv on MONDAY EVENING Oct g. 1866 and every evening
during the week.
Mile ACOSTA from Europe, Premiere Danseusei Mile
MARIA BARTOCINI, from Europe, Mezzo Soprano Song
stress the CLINTOP SISTERS, Danseuses and Pantomrn
lists; Miss LIZZIE WALTZ, Burleslue Actress and Dan
seuse: Miss MAY WELLS and Miss JULIA WESTERN,
Pantomimist8 and Danseuse8 Mr. BOB HART, the great
Comedian and Pantomimist JOHNNY THOMPSON, Comic
Pantomimst the Singer and Dancer in the world.
Also VIM CARLTON, from Europe, Irish Comedian and
Comic Singer r. W SMITH from Europe, Versatile Come
dian and Singer; BILLY REEVE and THOMAS POLAND,
Ethiopian Comedians and General Performers; Mons La
THORN General Performer Stage Manager the MIACo
BROTHERS, Daring Acrobats and Gymnasts; Mr. R.
| GEORGE, Gymnast
George R. De Louis's TROUPE OF HIGHLY TRAINED
DOGS.
The above Star Art ts together with the Old Favores, will
form larger organization than presented to New
Orleans public beore and it confidently expected will NEE
| with their great appreciation and patronage.
Each entertainment will present the whole company in
brilliant aud artistic programme
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NOTICES no TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE re STATE TAX PAY ERs-
OFFICE BOARD OF STATE AssEssoRs-rhe Stat
Assessment Rolls of the City Of New Orleans year
1896 completed will opened inspection
MONDAY October 1st and will SO remain during Thir
Days at office Of the Board No 20 Exchange Alley be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets.
NJ. NJ FEENY,
President Board State Ass essors.
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rE7HE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
The entitled The philosophy OF 6sFegc
way, New York be had in New Orleans at Mr. Keller
81 Royal street. PrGs Is cent? aRnt free yPosh anywhere
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-- Notice to Cbnsigneea-The steamship
Star the Union Cookse commander dschargin
foot of St. Joseph street. First District Consgnees will
please pay freight bills procure orders gents Office and
attend promptly receipt their goods the Leyee
otherwise they will be soted at risk and expense.
CREEvY MCPHERSON d CO.,
Corner Of Gravier and Csrondelet streeg
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CT. CHARLES TREATER-sr.C CHARLES ST.
Proprietors. DE BAR E. EDDY.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. es, 1866.
Owing to the continued preparations for the Great Drama of
BELPHEGOR and urgent desire of many patrons for
repetition Of the
Rag Picker,
It will be presented this evening M E. EDDY in bis great
Bpecalty of the CHFFONIER, received upon Saturday
| evening with the Widest Enthusiasm.
| Also, ths Historical Drama of
Robert Emmett,
TIE MARTYR OF IRISH LIBERTY.
| Tomorrow Evenlng-First time in New oreans-BEL
| PHkGOR the Mountebank.
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ew eeaus gaIy Gststsnt onesdg oralua 0tob 49, l866
. LOTTERIES.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
70 BE DRAWN AT

MURRAY, EDDY : oo.....................M ANAdERs
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PERsoNATING THE DRvIL.-One of our Liver.
pool (England) exchanges has the following
Certain FAST young gentlemen of Clifton are
lust now chuckliDg over the success OF one OF
the most daring practical Jokes ever perpetrated
Not long since, an elderly nachelor, who has the
reputation Of being very miserly, was applied to
for subscription towards some charitable
object; and tor reasons best known to himself
gave point-blank refusal to the application,
whert by be greatly offended the parties who In
their rather liberal estimate of his generosity,
had considered him good OF least for a
couple of guineas. The affair got talked
about and came to the ears OF a party
of irolcsome youths, full of mischief, who
determined to pay the old gentleman out for
his selfshness; and their nlOdlIS Operdndj was
to favor him with a visit from his Satanic
Majesty. A bold spirit was found willing to
represent that well-known character, and at
late hour one night last week the dangerous ioke
was carried out. The pro te1lpOre devil was we'll
smeared with phosphorus, and carried with one
hand a canister OF burning sulphur, to give him
the orthodox birthstone odor. In the other he
bore bucks foot we'll charged with electricity,
the said foot being attached TO oanon.Conducting
handle, to prevent the escape of the electric
fluid. BY some means this juvenile representa-
tive of "Auld Hornie" managed 10 gain an
entrance to the old gentleman's sleeping apart
ment, and in the very wItching hour Of night,
when churchyards yawn, and he'll itself breathes
forth cOntag1on to the world made his APP
pearance at the bedside OF his victim. Sud-
denly awakened, the poor man rubbed his eyes,
to feel uncommonly uncomfortable. In sepul-
chral voice his visitor requested him to shake
hands. He tremblingly obeyed, and received
such a terrible shock from the electrified bucks
foot, that coupled with the hooElike character
OF the foot itself, left him very little doubt that
thctLord OF Hades had come to balance up aC-
counts. Paralyzed for few moments, be soon
broke into a piteous whine for mercy. The
fumes OF the burning sulphur, and the ftful
phosphorescenG flashes OF light on "Clootie's"
face, were evidently too mucn Tor him. and his
whine soon broke into yell Of terror. "Come
with me-" said the guest. "Oh no, Lo-not
yet" answered the host ''What mercy can you
expect, when you give nothing to the poor T'
asked the devil. "Oh, spare me, and III give
all I've got,n answered the bedevilled. "Will you
subscribe to the -- fund ?" quried Mr.. Me-
phistopheles. Anything you Ike" replied Mr.
Dives. And so the farce went on, until at
length tie pandemoniacal gentleman gained his
point, and quilted the bedroom with a hand
some donation in his Satanic pocket, leaving the
old gentleman in cold perspiraton, from
which, we should imagine. he has hardly re-
covered.
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BABY IL KING.

A Arose-curtained cradle, where nestled within
Soft cambric and flannel lie--pouuds seventeen:
lis the throne OF tyraut that pink little
thing
is an autocrat ausust-tor Baby is king.
Good, solemn grandfather dares hardly to speak,
Or walk lest the sleeper should hear his boots
cTeak;
Grandma is a martyr in habits and cap
Which the monarch unsettles, as well as her nap.
Papa--wise and mghty-iust home from the
house
Grows meek on the threshold, and moves Ike a
mouse
To stare at the bundle, then outward he goes
Like an elephant trying to walk on its toes.
The queen of the ballroom throws loyally down
Before HIM the roses she wore III her crown
And sings little love-songs OF whom she loves
best;
lie cries when she stops, like a merciless elf.
He filings right and left his saucy fat fist,
And then, the next moment, expects to be
kissed
He demands peoples watches to batter about,
And meets refusal with struggle and shout
Then failing to conquer, with passionate cry,
He quiyers his lip, keeps tear in his eye,
And so wins the battle-this wise little thing
He knows, the world over, that Baby Is king.
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PROPOSALS.
P II Q P O - a l. sS.
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United States Government having granted TO
he Comm onwealh of Pennsylvania Land Scrip repre-
senng $50 COO Public Land for the endowment
Agricultural Colleges in this State the Board of
Commissioners offer this and Scrip to the public.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip, ad.
dressed to The Board of Commissioners Of Agrcul-
tura Land Scrip" will be received at the Surveyor
Generals office at Harrisburg until Wednesday August
Is 1866.
This land may be located in any State Territory
by the holders OF the scrip any of the unappro.
priated lands Except mineral lands) of the United
States which may be subject to sale at private entry.
Each piece of scrip represents quarter one
hundred and sixty acres Bids must be made as per
acre. and no bids VIII be received for less than one
quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued Immediately on the payment
OF the money to the Surveyor General third OF
which must paid within ten days and the remaining
two thirds within thirty DAYS alter notification
acceptance OF bid or bids by the Board OF Com
missoners.
]. NJ. CAMPBELL, surveyor-G eneral,
For the Board OF Commissioners
HARRISBURG, July IL, 1866 I'll I'm
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A Boys First Impressions of Europe.

CORK, Ireland, July 6.-Dear H.:-Did you
ever hear of Paddle from Cork? Well, am at
Cork. and so is Paddle. He and enjoy our.
selves greatly. Like the children and the bears,
tits as much for him to see me as it is for me to
see him. But Ireland is funny place. The
first thought that strikes you upon landing is,
how many Irishman there are; the second is,
how numerous they are; the third is, how Irish
they are. Imagine to yourself city crowded
with such people as the emigrants you see in
New York, riding on carts which face Sideways
and drawn by donkeys much smaller than our
colt Gillette, and you will have a very faint
idea of Cork. 1t is inhabited principally by
beggars. We are continually besIeged by these
One specimen followed us for two miles this
afternoon for aha'penny, which we did not have.
In Every body knows that am Yankee at first
sight. Two newsboys came up to me this morn
inc, as l was taking walk, and accosted met
'Plase, sir, Will you give me cint?' They
were very much delighted when they received
it, and went off shouting that they had "a cint."
Everything is queer here, and ! am getting
queer too. By the way, this is an answer TO
your letter that | haven't received vet, but
expect in the next steamer.-Pdterson Press.
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A BILL OF FARE FOR BRoKRRs.-The Boston
Board of Brokers Went down the harbor on a
fishing excursion the other day and had a good
time generally. The Boston Commercial Bull
let.n cooks up the following IN its "spice" column
as the "Bill of Fare" for the occasion which
contains many clever hits that win be readily
recogn zed:-
Bull OF FARE,
Chowder Tetes de la peup,e).
FIRST COURSE.
CLANS, dug at high water.
Spondullcks on the half shell.
Ditto, "sheled out"
Flounders bought "fat."
SECOND ooURsE-soLIDs!
Rull Beef Bear Steaks Pluck.
THIRD COURsE-GAMEI
Ducks (lame). Canvas Backs Greenbacks.
ENTRREs-FANoYI
Outsiders Flatted out IN Copper.
Ditto, done brown.
"FlyFrs" done in Oil.
Operators, in pickle.
EnpCulatOrS in stew "A corner mess,
Quotations, cooked up.
VEGETABLES.
The Great Toltec Squash.
Dead Beats. Lucky Turn'ups
Heavy Celery.
Hpecked taters. From the Brokers Board
DEssERT-FRUIT, ETC,
Water Millions. A Fig for the Profits
Large ''Plums tor the lucky ones.
1''''O-'' Ditto that "came out'-squeezed
RaSns from Canada stocks.
Small quantities
The "D,.D@ DSiSfS m the Market.
share.y Wine. Margin. stock Ale
The Rlght Spirit
Water Powsr.ful strong
oIeARa
Coupon Sizes"
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DROPOsALs FOR SALE OF WOOD

Il -
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMA sTER. !
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July IA, 1866
Sealed Proposals are invited at this office
until II O'Clock noon, MONDAY, August 6, 1856
Tor the purchase of (13000l THIRTEEN THOU
SAND CORDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
located as fol Ows:-
Ii40O) FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, about one mile
IRON the depot of said road IN this city.
lnis wood consists OF about ONE THIRD (i)
PINE and IW0THlRDS (S) OAK and ls piled
Immediately along the track OF the railroad.
1l600) ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRIED CORDS at the Wood Yard, three-quar.
ters Of mile north Of Alexandra, on the line of
the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Rail
road.
This wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS a.
PINE and ONE-rHIRD (l) OAK, is pi ed along
the track, ana Is distant about one-halI of mile
from wharf on the Potomac river, leading to
winch there Is direct and level road.
All OF the WOOD offered for sale Is of good or fair
quallty, and thoroughly seasoned
Proposals will be received for quantities from (50l
fifty cords and upwards, with privilege of taking
all of either or both lots
Payment to be made In Government funds imme-
diately latter the opening OF the bios and upon
measurement OF the wood
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all pro.
posas deemed dlsadvahiaRe9ns u the United
States. nj. i. LUDINGTON
Colonel and Chief Quarternaster
10 lot department OF Washington
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
"A No. 1139 GIkARD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia July ~
HE Ash ANrH RACI1E GOA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa July n, 1866
While Ash ANTHRACITE COAL.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Office
until II o clock M, TUESDAY, August 7, 1866, for
furnishing the Quartermaster's Department 500 tons
best quality White Ash Anthracite Coal, OF such
sizes NAV be required, and in such quantities as
1867 with the priVilr OF increasing the quantity TO
5000 tons to weigh 224O pounds to the ton to be IN
spected by an inspector appointed on the part OF the
Government, to be delivered Tree OF charge at all
places ordered in this city also, board OF vessels
at the Port OF Philadelphia, in good order and con-
puIitles.
In case oi failure to deliver the Coal in sufficient
quantities, and at the proper time and place. the
Department reserves the right TO make good any
deficiency by open purchase at the contractors risk
and expense.
Each offer must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by two or more responsible par
ties Lher responsibility TO be certified to by United
States judge, attorney or collector of the port taa
the bidder or bidders will il his their bid be
cepted, enler into written Obligations, with good
and sufficient sureties, in the OF ten thousand
(Sl0,0C0) dollars to furnish the proposed supplies
agIeeaby to contract
No proposition NIL be considered unless the terms
of this advertisement "a copy of which should ac'
company each proposal) are complied with
Proposals to be made out III duplicate on the regu-
lar printed forms, which may be had on application
at this office.
The right to REJECT any bid deemed too high or un.
reasonable Is we'd, and bid IRON defaulting
contractor will be received.
The envelopes to be endorsed proposals for Coal
and ado Oressed to the undersigned.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, August T. 1866, IL
O'Clock M and bidders are requested TO be pre-
sent.
By order of
Bvt Brig Gen. GEORGE H. CR0SMAN,
Asst Q NJ, General U. ). Army
GEORGE II. 0RME,
1876 Captain and Asst q. M.
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O10 SOUTH STREET, u, DANCONA
OfA pays the highest price RaS Ladies and
dents cast OF Clothing, No A2 S0UtB street below
Fourth. G66m