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watering Places.

The jenkins, of the N. Y. Times, at Paris, gives
this horrible picture Of lovely woman, ? as she
is now presented by memorable fashion. May 1t
be long ere our old fogyn eyes witness such
sight
We are at present in the lleighth of the water
ing place season. One of my observant acqualn-
tances, who has recently passed fortnight at
fashionable seaside resort assures me tnat the
prevailing modes are extravagant almost beyond
belief. You may Judge from the following de-
sCrptiOn Of a costume, sketched on the spot and
decking the person Of lady belonging to the
best Partisan society. She wore short petncoat,
over which was looped skirt of still briefer di-
.mensions, on her feet were long boots, orna-
To enumerate the drops of glass and metal
which covered the lady's dress would be quite
impossible. Her corsage was fastened by sash,
and the spectator invountarilY glanced to the left
side expecting to see a sword dangling there.
Two Unfortunately long ribbon streamers, resem.
bling pair Of rens, were fastened at the back Of
her neck, and foated behind her to the ground.
One of the most curious features Of this ladys
"harncss" was her head dress. ltconssted of an
immense scatf1lding of reddish brown hair,
crimped, curled, rumpled and fallingln calculated
disorder upon her neck and shoulders, the whole
surmounted by o gauze and wire platter, garnished
with festoons Of large glass beads, and covered
with a tuft Of artificial leaves and flowers.
The platter was fastened to its place by two
huge pieces of ribbon not much less than foot
wide. The yisage setof by these accessories was
itself a work of art. A thick layer of paint was
plastered over the face, and rendered adhesive by
some greasy substance. At particular points were
penciel BLUSH lines, to initiate veins. The eyes
were surrounded by black circle of India ink
the checks were delicately Redeemed with carmine,
and the lips smearcd with rose-cOlored pOmatum
OF course it would not do to exhibit this picturein
open day.
Like other paintings, it is seen to best adyan-
tage at distance--it would be yenturng too far
to affirm that even distance could in this case,
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sAetD Orleans Daily Grestfnt,
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Il. 1866.

CRop STATISTICS OF PLAQUEMINEs PARISH
During the last five commercial years. the follow
ing statement shows the clean rice shipped from
the coast to New Orleans:
1866 %, 693 sacks; 1885, 1900 sacks; 1864
1865 Sacks 1923, 2O,5l8 sacks; 1872, 1901
sacks. A sack holds 100 pounds of clean rice.
The following statement shows the crop ofrough
rice, or paddy. in Plaquemnes parish for each
year during the last thirteen years:
1858, 27O5O bills; 1864, 27,0o9 bills. 1866, II 97G
bbls 1856, 1895 bills; 1851 1920 bbls.; 1858,
1896 bbIs.; 1859, % 800 bbls.; 1860, G551 bbls
1861, $1,000 bbls 1852, 5000 bbs,; 1868, 10000
bbls,; 1861, 10000 bbls.; 1865, 40 600 bbls.
In 1856 and 1860, the rice crop was nearly de-
stroyed by hurricanes which swept over the
parish. So, also, was the case in the years 1872,
1910 and 1881.
No rice of this seasons growth has yet been
shipped from the coast to this city.
Besides rice, the following products have been
shipped to New Orleans during the commercial
year Of 1sGjGG: -"
47G5 hhds, sugar, G75s bbls, molagses, 1856 sacks
seed cotton, and Is bales cotton.
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MACHINERY.
PLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
PITTsBURG, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,

All Descriptions Of Cast and German Steel,
--wAKRENTED-
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rOLUMBIA- FEMALE ENsTITUTE-

- -T"--E ~" - IENNESsEE,
Thisrnstitution win rtopsned the SECOND MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER, 1866
Rt5 Rev. CT. oUINTARD visitor;
Rev. GEO. BECKETT, PRINCIPALLY fBs8 FE f.1
~ sMrs. + POLK and Mrs. E. a. BECKETT, vice Prin-
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a Rev. JAMES NJ TEMPLE, Mathematician
t4 Mons A. ESTEVE, Musical Director; .
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Every effort mRdeto afford the highest advantages
female education both solid and nta Professors
Teaeherp of acknowledged ability have been provided for
department. Circulers containing full particulars DO
obtained by addressing the Principal, AZ Colubta Tenn
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r MNANUEL CHURCH SCHOOL,,
CITY OF JEFFERSON, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER IL IsH

Nine Mace beg to announce that hen Institute win open
FOR the session Of 1861 On MONDAY, September Sd 1850,
when she hopes that prompt return of her pupils in
dspnsabe their renp the fun advantages Of the lectures
and Instructions designed for them.
advantages afforded tile Institute for the acquisition
pofcentacquaintan withbQth ErencA and English
Languages are well known ard Nine Mace has neglected
nothing that as heretofore the mn9aecompiShed
Preceptors in the various branches Of knowled e. -
Pr0spectse may be procured at the INSTITUTE 0A Bourbon
street, opposite the Opera House
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Near Alexandria, La.

AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
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