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Glass II. October soth, 1866,
SCHEME:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

approximation prizes of $500 each for the ninere
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the 10000 prize .,. $500
approximation prizes Of $500 for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize .. 200
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each the nine re.
drawing the 1850 pTizs ' .."s 2,25O
approximation prizes of 500 eactfor the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize are................ " 1900
approximation prizes Of 500 each the nine re-
ms1ning units of the same ten Of the numbers
drawing the 81 500 prizes .Te................. 900
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
manning units Of the Of the numbers
drawing the 81 500 prizes are................ 900
SCI prizes amounting sg7ooOt
Eghths, 50 IS; sixteenths, 81 Is.
In Full without Reduction.
Orders for Tickets in this Splendid Scheme will be carefully
answered by mail and the drawings with
drawing is Ad1res
CHAS r. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,y
No 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 692 Pos Office New Orleans.
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AROMATIC BITTERs.
PREPARED BY DOCTOR sIEGERT, AT ANGosTURA,
tNoW CIUDAD-BoLIVAR)

These bers do only distinguish themselves by their
time excellent tonic, and an eficacious
mulant e ipste the appette They are principally used
rum, wine other liquor and take y before breakfast din
they kewsebe used sugsr and wateror syrup and
ns m they 5s an taste ma are more
Lent S a9tdr han III
anddiarrea which originate from weakness and relaxation
digestive organs In such cases the dose y from half to
may be taken mixed above mentioned !pure once 81
ss ss seF The S
ofteve and ague, they are also an excellent preventative
from half to one tablespoonful either mixed as above and to
tie se He a fpg s @y T d
pTnepn application acfGTddng to the general use Of ers
IN fine they be applied with success be improvement
gallon of rum and thus they its bad smell and acrd
taste giving Immediately agreeable flavor similar to old
Besides the above mentioned advantageous qualities
edy against Asac Cholera and Ghoerin in instance
such cases the dose one or two .sbiespoon repeating
the day three four times until favorable
men and children doses Ire to o smaller IN proportion to
P& o1D pa d S e T oG
generally found to be preseatve against the aforesaid
For sale By S,'',e.' ". H. HENNIsG co, =
% and % Camp street Sole Agents in New Orleans.
NOTICE NOTICE.
We will recognize the receipt the purchase of
goods, made in from and after this date, by
GEORGE HEYL, he being no longer in our employ
BOSTICK Il SEYMOUR
New Orleans, October 1850.
rOAL.......... ..coAL".,..,........ COAL.
SCREENED P1rTsBURG COAL, also choice lot Of
H4ND-PICKED ENGLISH CAMEL and ANTHRAC CITE.
Egg and Steamer size. For sale by
W G. CoYLE & co.
Office li2 Graver, Yard corner Magazine and Girod
plant CANES FOR SALE.
On Plantation parish of Ibervie 80 Acres superior
PLANT CANES. Apply to E. L. SNIFF CO.,
SO Carondelet street.
WooL."........,... WOOL.
PURCHASED BY B. j. WEST,
Successor to vosE d VEST
1lo and l2l Magazine street.
TT HAS BEEN PROVED
BY ACTUAL TRIAL BY NUMEROUS PERSONS HEEE
AT HOME THAT
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Invariably relieve sufferers from Dyspepsia, and rinHgo
rate constitutions enfeebed by the climate
These BITTERs be purchased all Wholesale and
Retail Grocers and Druggists
nIssOLUTION--THE coPARTN ERsHIP HERE
e pE under the al 1n5 style Of
Mr. sAML. j. MONTGOMERY will continue the business
'' name us SAM S S'J j. MONTGOMERY
PHILIP DOPE.
New Orleans October cd 1896
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RUTLER's PATENT COTTON nm
FAssAEAN's PATENT IKON TIES

My Button Tie the FIRST offered for sale any
the South and has been used by thousands Of planters with
shape button introduced and have
also procured patent ar Buckle TIE Witch foF Anp
unequal siEes and for security in holding B think superior
The advantages over rope for bang cotton are new
universally holds the bale 10 much smaller
both the country pressing seq
ports lessons immensely the risk fire. stronger and its
This adVsntae has b:sn sSiny aifssd during hs
war Thousands Of bales Of cotton have been lost by the
sing breaking which could
hoops addition 70 this can be fur
Of hemp growing States reduced the sup
ply OF such an extent TO cause prices TO rule
crop cannot be relied on any prizes.
have sed for the importation large quantity Of
Meaars chabeEs Latng for the sale and delivery omy
sHlr REFUGE, New Orleans, July7, 1854
sin January received from your preus 1889 bale,
cotton of which aooF 1900 compressed and bound with
Sn R san 0rs s s9on
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship carry
The cotton when discharged ship IN Liverpool as
in better order than tbs bound cotton It Is highly
eecupon it iorit Is we'll known by paetica men
that dampness viii rot the rope bound confidently re-
eSTe Watched It. both Il loading ana dhs
49, - .''s-' JOIN HOWARD Master. q
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
s aords res s s NE
than the old style of bsling with
\ JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
| -'' - 'N A0V' ALFRED BEIANGER
EZChief Engineer Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTING,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
| And
| DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE
/ 81 Carondslet street New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a CADEMX OF MUsrC-sr CHARLES ST.

a CADEMK OF MUSIC-sT CHARLES ST. |
sPALDING BIDwELL. ProprletorS and Managers.
OPENING NIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON,
wednesday,, October no, 1866,
WITH A COLOSSAL COMBINATION TROUPE,
In connection with the
MEMBERS OF THE REGULAR VARIETY COMPANY,
Already in the City.
The Management take pleasure stating the public that
thsy haye sgcGeeded Il 9btsniqg q support Of LADY
and trust that the unparalleled energy exhibited under the
circumstances 30 well known to our citizens will be duly
Daily additions Of FirstClass Artists may be expected as
The opening programme win consist Of rich variety of
Ae9atic Gymnastic, Grand Ballet CSC See programme 81
the day.
Patrons purchasing tickets during day will obtain better
seats and avoid the crowd at the box office at night
Doors open at half past Curtain rises at halfpast
Box Office open from "a. n. to 4PM.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAVIER STREET.
W. R. FLOYD Manager.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL FOR
Wednesday Evening. October 10, 1860.
First night of Tayors deeply interesting Comedy Of
STILL WATERS Run DEEP.
J F@y9 P' o Mr. y H. garden G HsTss NH ~
Mrs Ghanfrau ; Mrs Mildmay Miss Lena Prentice.
concading WITH iag she capital G2 Farce of
THE EToN BOY.
with A. H. davenport, NJ W Fiske, Harry Pearson Mrs.
To,morrow-THE LADY OF LYONS and THE Elton
Sr. CHARLES TnEATER-sr CHARLES ST
Propretors BEN DE BAR l. E. EDDY.
Wednesday Evening, October 10, 1896.
Tsa E Ct hs r6 BY r% EEEf o d
toms beautiful comedy Of the
FACTORY GIRL.
and TON TAPE, in the farce Of the STAGE STRUCK
The Rivals.
Monday Evening Oct l5.-Mr. E. EDDY will appear.
Bog Office open from A. NJ. too ? NJ
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND 70 ST. ST. OPPOSITE sr, CHARLES HozE1
Wy Open from A NJ till Ii P. N Daily.
R. W. sCHAFFER. MANAGER.
The Museum building has retted enlarged
expense expressly for the Curostes to be exhibit
ted therein.
OVER. TEN THOUSAND CURIosITIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts Birds Fishes Insects Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution and onderful things from
every part Of the known world will be there found exhibit
ton In connection with the above curosities AMESS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers Leopards, Kangaroos Baboons Birds Etc.
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists Who VIII perform wonderful daring
ieas in Knife Throwing, Etc The intrepid La BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to the
attractions Of the Museum.
Admission 50 cents; Children 25 cents. ...."
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10TH
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Special EotEce-All persona wanting In.
formation In regard ito prisoners war who died Camp
Douglas, Ill, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Roy ApS Ch;cagn I'll
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once OF the Trustee. and Attorneys o

once OF the Trustees and Attorneys OF
the Associated Bondhodss Creditors and Stockholders Of
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans April II, l856-Notice is hereby
given tie holders ofthe First Mortgage Bonds, General
Creditors Stockholders Of the New Orleans jackson and
Northern Railroad Company, that plan of the
organization the Company and based thereon
open inspection and the signature of Bondhoders
Creditors Stockholders office Messrs. Clarke
BRyne, No. Is Camp street.
THos ALLEN CLARKE, Vice Chairman.
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COOKING STOVES.

AT PERRY'S OLD STOVE HOUSE,
al PoYDRAs STREET Between Camp and St. Charles sts)
For Sale, 500 Flat Top Diving FIue Cooking
Stoves.
(Aof the general character differing in ornaen
tati0nt and in their names) !.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t HI HI. HEDGES,
COTTON GlENERY.
3s1. .s....,,... TchoupitouIas Street,.

Sacks to contain cotton seed furnished Planters and
Commission MERCHANTS free Of charge Highest price paid
cash for seed Box for orders l66 GraTer street
nRt nflr h,y1
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDR1ES. ............SENDRTEE.
1000 bbls. FLoUR-Choice and Medium Extras and
Superiors.
1000 bbs Heavy Mess PORK.
400 :. Prime :.
100 :, Heavy RUMPs.
30 :. JoJEs
$50 tierces choice LARD.
800 kegs 81.
100 tierces choice Sugar. Cured HAMS.
100 casks prime Clear SIDES.
100 >. :. SHOULDERS.
200 coils Bale ROPE.
100 frkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
l50 =. Western Reserve -.
80 bbls. Lard OIL
$50 caddes u n. Honey Dew TOBACCO.
100 half chests oolong aud Imperial TEA.
$50 buxes -. ;. 6s and I2s.
In store and for sale by .
KEEP & CAULFIELD,
Nos. II and 70 Poydras street
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, BDDY ........,..... MANA GERS.
10 BE DRAWN
CoviDEton, Ky, ms Glass l., October 15th,
AND
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
10 BE DRAWN At

MURRAY, BDDT 4 ,,,......,,.,..MA MANAGERS.
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- Crescent City Railroad Company' Office
No. 50 Canal street. Dorsier stree-Cars run reg
LARRY from corner of Magazine and Canal streets Though
Tchoupouss and New Levee Streets to and from the Stock
Landing, Louisiana Avenue.
DAVID MCoARD President.
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SUNDRIEs... ....SWRDRIES.
200 bbls. overweight Mess PORK.
$50 Choice Brands Extra FLOUR.
100 tierces and kegs Leaf LARD
30 casks CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS.
20 tierces sugarcured HAMs-Dufied, ETC.
Is frkfns Goshen BUTTER.
rs casks Jefrey's SCOTCH ALE.
100 OYSTERS, LOBsTERs, SALMON, sto.
SUGARS. sYRUPs, TEAS, CoFFEEs,
AND
A General Assortment of Groceries.
For sale by BIDwELL, PAYNE & CO.,
80 and IS Tchouptouas street.
FoR sALE........................ SALE.
1000 kegs Railroad SPIKES.
800 Boat 81.
1900 TBS. GUM PACKING.
200 feet HOSE.
129 bbls CEMENT.
100 dozen sHovELs. -
Plantation WAGONS.
In store and for sale by -....
...".. MONROE Il REDDINGTON,
65 Carondsiet, Perdido
RUCKwHEAT.........,...BUC KWHEAT
By Victor New York 200 boxes neyhulled
BUCKWHEAT. For sale by
W. H. HENNTNG CO.
IS and 81 Camp street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Notice to ConsIenees-The steamship
Bsr Of the Union Coosey commander diseharging
foot of St. Joseph street. First District Consignees will
Geuse pay freight bills procure orders from AGENTS Office and
attend promptly the receipt of their goods the Levee
otherwise they will be stored at their risk and
CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO.,
Corner of Gravier and Carondelet streets
New Orleans Oct TO- 1866
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-oNE DOUBLE
Il rack boxing and picking Cotton Press Also boxing
Press, all complete. Inquire of A. F. JONES,
49, Cnmmnn street
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Bank of New Orleans. - The Stock
transfer institution will be closed MONDAY the
9Th inst closed for days thereafter in order
effect the reduction of stock In the meantime holders
certificates stock requested present them at the
bank exchanged for certificates of $50 per share
A. DUCHIRON Cashier
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- First National Bank of New Orleans,
New Orleans October 1s65At meeting Of the Board of
Directors held TODAY THOMAS P. MAY ESQ. unani-
rnousiy elected President of this Bank, in place of "A. G.
GRAHAM, Esq, resigned. -nr, .
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DR0P0sALs FOR w6oD.

They found to contain anything pure health giving
ingredients. ..- .. ..=.
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E0R SALOON ACCOUNT OF, REMovAL-A
superior upright Piano. in splendid repair For terms
etc. apply at GIL st. Charles street.
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>. C.HOLsT & co.,
NO. $40 MAIN STREET,

Sole Agents for tie SHa5e7' Case and Casket
Always on hand large assortment Of Crane Breed Co.'S
Cases and CEsksts snd Weed COINS y every description
u7vf-3Es J. c. HOIST co.
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Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files, Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawingknives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Mills
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
Razors and Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Shovels and
Spades.
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
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The Short Dress.


a fashion writer dating from Paris, says
of the short dress :"
This IS the greatest novelty Of the season.
lt remains to be seen whether 1t will find the
same favor IN the eyes of the American
ladies' that It has already in the eyes of the
laristennes.
The principal objection to it here will be
that 1t Is only designed for the street. and is
not graceful in the house this, in our opin-
loni Is a recommendation. One Of the faults
OF our style Of dressing is its mixed charac-
ter-its want Of distinctiveness and adapta-
ton to separate uses
Hall the women wear the same dress in
The street that they wear in the drawing
room; sometimes trailing, sometimes caught
"p with some one Of the half dozen contriv-
ances for raising ladies' dresses, but either
way inevitably sporting it. A neat short
0ress, similar to the modes we have seen, Is
surely great improvement on this method,
or rather, want Of method, and is not only
convenient, but in quiet colOrs with aceu-
rately fitting gloves, and handsome dark
honnets, Is immensely becoming to all but
very tall women.
The most useful Scotch dresses are made
OF Scotch winsey, the skirt gored and cut
out IN yandykes, or trimmed with several
rows Of narrow jet braid, over petticoat
stimulated by deep braid of the same ma
terla!i put upon twilled cotton, and finished
round the bottom with a fat quilting on
pleating, put on with broader braid chan
that upon the upper skirt The body is not
cutin one with the skirt, but has little polka
attacked, which is cut out in short, square
laPpels, and bound with galIoon or braid
a short sac paletot is trimmed with one row
Of the broader braid, band Of the same upon
the top and bottom Of the sleeves, and reins
mt the back. This completes the toilette
Very little material is required for a shor
gored dress, especially if the pettcoat il
stimulated in some other color.
Gray short dress, with blue petticoat
box-pleated is a good combinations or brown
with green or black, or blue with black and
scarlet, or green with purple and black
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To Make a Candle Burn Ay Night re-
member seeing, some years since, in au ag-
ricultural work, now out of print an article
on economy of candles" which may be
new and useful to many of our readers.
When, as in cases of sickness, a dull light is
wished, or when matches are mislaid, put
finely powdered salt on the candle till it
reaches the black part of the wick. In this
way mild and steady light may be kept
through the night, by as small peice Of candle.
ink viii tinge and pollute a vessel of crystal
water so one little act Of faithIessness may
irredeemably poison a whole lifetime of the
purest friendship and confidence.
Why is happy husband like the Allan
tic Cable Because he is spliced to his
Hearts content?
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We have beer engaged in the Hardware business
pills for twenty years AID have the pleasure 81 in
forming cid friends and the public generally that
receiving extensive stock CT Hardware.
such before the war aud enabled
Country Merchants, Planters.
who may De wanting anything in line Our stock
sists in part Of the following;
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Church Dress Church dress has reached
such an extravaganza in our day as to call for
public rebuke 1t would seem TO be in har-
mony with the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ that simplicity be the rule of dress IN
His courts; instead however, the elegance
Of church dress is so great that we must con-
clude that either vanity finds school in the
church, or the purse rendered consequential
in the house Of God Humility is the one
great lesson Of ristanity-humility in
thought and external appearance-but when
the church becomes the theater for display
and affectation, this lesson, it would seem, is
despised.
1t is too patent that, in His house, wherein
all before Him are equal, there exists an
anti-C hristlike caste, the existence of which
is evidenced by the extravaganza of dress,
which gives birth to phariseeism, tyranny,
and all Observation-Disclosures
How much more appropriate in this place
is a simple costume, of some modest and
chaste color How appropriate to illustrate
that one day out of the seven the day of
rests indeed devoted to Christian Offices,
and that one day is selected in which world
illness and the pursuit of vanities are swal-
lowed up IN being honest to religious pro-
fessionsl Then would we be able to deter
mine (for I only appeal to the serious) who
90 to " see and be seen, and those who go
from compulsion of duty JOHN DUNN.
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Cb0Lera-SOmethiHg north Knoa0iBg.-
T. s. Bell, an old and eminent physician of
Louisville, q man of vast requirements and
wide observation and experience, said, the
other day, at meetingof the Louisville Col
Iege of Physicians and Surgeons:
The cause of cholera has never risen to any
great height perpendicularly, except when
it was forced up. Naturally it can not Sc
riously affect thesecond story Of a good house.
Heights have always been, when properly
guarded, secure refuge from cholera Eleva-
ted buildings or high walls have been per
feotly exempt, while the coterminOus places
were ravagod Moscow has been repeat
edly invaded in the quarters along the low
banks Of the MoslIwa, but there has never
been case of the disease in the elevated
Kremlin The monasteries, with high walls
in Italy, France, and Spain have, with great
uniformity, escaped the disease. The cause
of cholera acts alone at night aud upon
sleeping persons. No amount of exposure
in the worst localities Of the disease imperils
the wakeful, moving individual. / have seen
hundreds Of instances of this fact, without
one alteration from the statement Of the pro-
position / have myself spent many night
In these localities during the ravages Of the
epidemic, and never felt that / was in any
peril while kept awake. So this distinguish
ed practitioner intimates that attention tc
our sleeping appointments is quite as impOZ
tant as the other precautionary steps which
are more frequently urged in the newspa-
pers. Look where you sleep, for it seems
that the epidemic is most dangerous when i
steals on one Z" like a theft in the night"
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No mans name is more intimately connect
OF more tavoraby known pioneer in meiica discovery
than that Of DR. JOHN BULL Of Louisville
able preparation Of SARSAPARILIA long at the
head Of the various compounds Of that valuable drug
His COHPoUND OF WILD CHERRY has become q household
word throughout the West and
His WORM LOZENGEs, less than year after their in
PRODUCTION attained reputation wide spread
neut Of North America But the
remains to be attained in his discovery
neton for he does not To be the deoverer CE
1tON which IL the basis Of the BITTEIS offered
public Ihat honor belongs 70 the native inhabitants CEN
more than two hundred years Armed with it the Indian
bids DEFIANCE 90 THE MOST DEADLY MALARIA and handles
without fear the most serpents It
them thst long there Is breath the body CEDRON
Is potent 70 cure no matter what the disease he While
DIR BU LII Is not prepared to endorse this
ton Of the evidence relating its virtues
and preventive for all diseases arising exposure
70 changes Of Weather and climate
ence It STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. snd Justly de-
serves the reputation it has long enjoyed Central Amer
lea and the West Indies.
IN DYSPEPSIA it's attendant train of symptons II
acts more like charm than medicine There nothing
the Of MateriG Aedca that
comparison with it is this disease.
FULL account Of this wonderful plant be
lth edition Of the Us DisPensatOry. pages
series of experiments in which DR. BULL has been for
ton aud he IS enabled to offer the public
Of CEDRON with other approved tOuie the hole
IN the nest quality Of COPPER Bourbon Whisky
which he IS confident has NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.
lie might furnish volume of certificates but the
have long since learned estimate things
value. The plan every test for himself the
| virtue Of 4 medicine.