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The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 11

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I '4 I RAILROADS. GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE, VIA NEW 'ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT JtOBTHBBK, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL, MEMPHIS AJTB CHARLESTON, EAST TBHEBS3EE AST) GEO SOLA, EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS. EE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX MILKS 8HOBTK8 AND FOUR HOURS QUICKER THAU ANT OTHER ROCTK FROM HEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK. Train lore Hew Orleans daily, making close Connection at Grand Junction with the Memphia nd Charleston Railroad, which in turn make 4Iom connection with aU Roada east of it. Ho Omnibus or Ferry change anywhere on the line.

THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED. Thi line passe through nearly all the great BATTLB FIELDS OF THE LATE WAR. BEM EMBER that thi the SHORTEST and most DIRECT ROUTS from NEW ORLEANS TO 1TA8HVILLB. LOCT3VILLB, CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, KSOXVILLE, BRISTOL, LYNCHBURG, RICHMOND, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. HEW YORK, AND ALL ATLANTIC BKABOARD CITIK8 ELEGANT SLEEPING; CARS "nVll Night Train.

MEMPHIS PAS8BNGERS Jbould purchase tick to VIA GRAND JUNCTION, thereby securing sleeping cars to that FOB THROUGH TICKETS and information apply i No. Carondelet street, Rotunda SL Charles HoteL corner St. Charles and Common. JULIUS HAYDEN, tf Genl Southern Passenger Agent. MOB I And Great Northern Railroad Bonte.

SHORTEST ROUTE WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, BETWEEN And NEW ORLEANS HEW YORK, BOSTON, etc, etc, PHILADELPHIA, Tim Mobile, Montgomery and Atlanta Passengers leave, daily from the Depot of the Fontchartrain Railroad, at 4 o'clock, connecting with the Morgan Line of steamers for Mobile, Baking close connection at Mobile with trains of the Mobile and Great Northern Railroad for ALL POINTS HORTH AND EAST. DISTANCE MOBILE TO NEW YORK, 1308 MILES. TIME THREE DAYS AND A HALF. For information and through tickets apply at ta Ticket Office, in the Rotunda of the St Charles gOteL C. L.

FITCH. Gen'l jdjS 66 ly Mobile and Atlanta R. R. Line. COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY.

ILLINOIS Central Railroad. Quickest route from New Orleans to New York and all Bastern cities. Two Dailv Trains leave Cairo morning and evening on arrival of train and steamers from the TUne from Hew Orleans to Hew York 3 days. For Through Tickets In New. Orleans, apply at at the office of New Orleans, Jackson ana Great Northern Railroad, 44 Caioudelct, 138 Common street, Eotunda, St Charle Hotel, and Depot, office of the Illinois Centra) office, Cairo.

M. HCGHITT, General Superintendent, Chicago. W. P. JOHNSON.

General Passenger Agent, Chicago. F. LONG LET. pl tf General Southern Agent, New Orleans. TRECT ROUTS FROM HEW ORLEANS TO SEW York Important to travelers between Hew Or Jeans' and Eastern Otdcc The Great Broad Cengs Atlanta and Great Western Railway la now yea and running two daily fast Express trains frov Qnemnati to Hew York, and all Eastern el ties.

fMeengera to the East will find thi a moat da nbabl route. The equipment of thi road are not surpassed on this continent. Elegant Palaoe Sleep lag Oars accompany all night trains, and Baokls Cn on all trains. Ample time 1 allowed at regulai boors for Meals, and the unbroken Broad Gang, Without change, offer to passenger a degree of peed, security and comfort not to be found on an; Dthe? route. Connection via Cairo, SL Loul and Chicago tar Una route are certain, and also oonnee tiona Jbr Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.

Ticket can be had and Baggage checked throat all important Sooth western Office. For further Information and through Ticket, apply at the office of the Hew Orleans, Jackson and great Northern Railroad, 44 Carondelet street, and at Depot, or at the office of the Atlantic and Missis atppi Steamship Company, 104 Common street, Hew Orleans D. McLAREN, General Superintendent. E. F.

FULLER, General Ticket Agent. ISAAC PAIST, Ge nasal Southwestern Agent. 65 ly FONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. On snd after SATURDAY, October 13, 1366 the Train on this Road will leave as follows Departure of Cars From City End From Lake End.

Horse car. 5HA. n. Steam Train 7 8 11 1 P.M. 3 4 54 6 8 Horse Car.

Sleam 11 M. a p. m. 4 V. Far to and from the Lake, same day 25 cents.

PasseBgers for Gentilly Station must notify the wmuctor prior to the departure ef the train. Fare, 15 cents each way. i G. AND ELY, ktt tf General Superintendent. jgrPEEIOR MEDICAL TREATMENT.

DR. HOWE'S DISPENSARY, 10. 11 BAROJTNB STREET, HEAR CANAL, a wojss prepared and furnished for all forma w9Ka, meoicai, surgical, acute or chronic. MEDICAL BATHS. Sulphur and other Baths great success in special cases.

BO ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REGULATOR, a vacuara by removal of atmospheric rekevee congestion instantly, and "gorous circulation of blood into and i Prt operated en, which nourishes. Tzrsisand invigorates permanently, small, weak wnich means it is a speedy remedy for gnken Parts, Loss of Sexual Power, ImpotcLcy, KSr rarigement. Spermatorrhea, Enlarged jwuue. Stricture, Urinary Disorders, etc, which cannot reach, and seldom cures. A SINGLE TRIAL PROVES other means can Induce the same effect.

FOB IT HAS NO EQUAL 2Mto'5'' the functions te their natural condi i atter having been embarrassed by disease. XOCKG MEN AND OTHERS. OF EITHER SEX, ot sin speedy cures for the worst form of the XA8E3 OP INDISCRETION OR MISFORTUNE. "TJ. Eruetions, Blotches, Humors, Discharges.

Swollen Gland. Enlarged, or Painful Bone, eta. FISSURE AND PILES, gJJ4 nnd cured radically, without using the koors from 8 A. M. to 8 P.

M. free. Treatment cash, but reason. Jal Ual VIi2SS CHILDS Si. 7 AND 72 CA loniiclet street, keep conrtantiy on hand a Bt WAGONS.

CAitTS. DRAYS, aajJaVL n1 otber article hi the U1 7Z to mention. Planters aud others wf" to their interest to give us a call before elsewhere. Cs. account oi the demand for Utt a uryicu lilt IHCMUIO VI exuillll rlr Kir Tl" could not, how MsW til? nT materials from those in la cicPt in the painting, striping and varnisli ir.t ADVANCES MADE OH CONSIGNMENTS OF Cotton to onr friend in LiverpooL 1m H.

G. MUSGROVE it SON. ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS OF COT ton to Messrs. KNOOP, HAHBMANWfc New York. DB RHAH It CO.

New York. EDWIN THOMPSON, Boston. Y. Liverpool. B.

BCSCH A 8ONS. Liverpool. REYHEB A 8CHIHTZ, MONOD FRERES 4c CO. Havre. FCOIS.

AUBRf it LB FILSde J. J.JPIGANKAU, Bordeaux. I 4 tt KKKUlKll, 6 2m 60 Magazine street. ARB PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH advance on Cotton. Tobacco, Timber and Naval Stores consigned to our friends.

Messrs. PR ED HITH At CO. LiverpooL Messrs. ARCH'D BDMDJTON ic LiverpooL Messrs. EDMISTON II MITCHELL, Glascosr.

C. MIl rHIDI 1. rvl MERE ITT, DUNHAM McKINrfBLL It CO. tf 47 Carondelet street. QASH ADVANCES LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be made by the undersigned on consignment of Cotton to their Liverpool friend, Messrs.

A. CURD It HUNT MACAULAY, Cotton Factor and Commission Merchants, Jyl3 6m 35 Carondelet street. DVAHCES MADB OH CONSIGNMENTS TO MI friends in New York, Boston, Liverpool, Havre, Bordeaux, and the West Indiea OSCAR BERCIER, Jyl 6m 58 Magasine street. ANGELINA'S DANCING ACADEMY, 196 BARONNE street, between Girod and Julia streets, "Lee Tarictes Francaiscs, new (Juadrille, and the Frussienne, will be the fashionable Dances of the season. nl8 3m VEGAS'S DAACING ACADEMY, AT THB German Company Hall, on Bienville street, two doors from RovaL The classes will be opened Thursday, November 15.

LES VARIETES PA RISIENNES, a fashionable quadrille for the season. For particulars apply at the Academy. n4 3m ASBIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY BY PROF. J. ST.

MAl'R BINGHAM, Over Emile La Hache's New Music Store, and next door to J. A. Braselman' Dry Good Store, on Magazine street, between Josephine and St. Andrew streets Prof. Bingham begs respectfully to inform the ladies and gentlemen of New Orleans and vicinity that he will open his Academy on SATURDAY, November 17, at 4 P.

M. for Children, and 7 P. M. for Gentlemen. Prof.

Bingham will introduce several new and beautiful dauces Polka, Waltz, Mazurka and SchBttiscbe Quadrille; a' so. Prinee Imperial and Horse Guards Quadrille, besides all the fashionable dances of the day. Terms ascertained on application, positively payable in advance. Children' Class, Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays, from 4 to 6 P. M.

Ladies' Class, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from II A. M. to 1 P. M. Gentlemen's Class, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 7 to 9 P.

M. Reception day on Saturdays only nl Ira LATEST FASHIONS CALL FOR J. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Or Double Spring) SKIRT. They will NOT BEND or BREAK like the SINGLB Springs, but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape, when three or four ordinary Skirts are thrown aside as useless, hence are the cheapest and best KACH HOOP is made by braiding TWO fine Springs together, edge to edge, forming the STRONGEST, most FLEXIBLE, and still the LIGHTEST HOOP made.

In fact, for Promenade, or the House. Church, Theatre or Crowded Asseinjblit a Railroad Cars. Carriages, etc they are superior to all others, atford icg comfort to the wearer, embracing Durability and Economy with that elegance ef shape which wins favor with all, and lias made the DUPLBX ELLIPTIC THE STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD." For Young Ladies. Misses and Children, they are also superior to all others. FOR SALB EVERYWHERE.

Manufactured exclusively by WESTS. BRADLEY it 97 Chambers, and 79 and tl Kcade streets. New York. CAUTION. The Duplex Skirt will admit of a Pin RUN THROUGH the CENTRE of KACH HOOP, thervby proving that there are TWO SPRINGS braided together therein, which is the SECRET of their remarkable STRENGTH and FLEXIBILITY a combination not possessed bv any Single Spring Skirt.

The Red Ink Stamp, viz: W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRINGSV" will be found upon the Waist Band of every Skirt. None others are genuine. nl5 tim CARPET AND CURTAIN WAREHOUSE, HO. 3 CARONDELET STREET, HEAR CANAL.

Our fresh importation, per Mexican, are now being opened. Our cnHl omers, and those wanting goods in eur line, are invited to an examination of the stock. LEWIS ELKIN, ozl 2dptf 3 Carondelet, near CanaL M'ME CAPRELL. This lady, who has for a peiiod of year continued to astonish the public by hsr extraordinary revelation of the Past, Present and Future, is daily consulted by our citizens as well as by our guests, regarding all things which affect our course through hie. The distinct accuracy with which M'me Caprell locates all invisible diseases, prescribes the proper remedies therefor, and ultimately cures the same, has, as yet.

never been equaled. All are invited to call on M'me Caprell, No. 129 Customhouse street, between Bourbon and Danphine. s30 2dp6m FIRE PROOF SAFES. Valentine a Butler's celebrated Alum Paten Safe, the largest assortment in this city, also some good second hand Safe for sale by HENRY HODGES, 35 Hatches street.

H. B. Particular attention paid to the removing and repairing of Safe. Safe Lock for sale. Jt 15 PATKNT AOSNCT OPP1CK.

WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. S. S. FAHNESTOOK, pate Examiner, U.

8. Patent Office, attend to ap plication and all matter pertaining to potent For references, etc, sec circulars. dlt gOAF SOAP SOAP McROBERTS a DICK. SOAP MANUFACTURERS, Factory, corner of Liberty and Jackson street. NBW ORLEANS.

Have opened a depot ot their STAR SOAP WORKS, at No. 43 GRAVIER STRfcKT, corner New Levee, where they will be prepared to supply the City Trade, at the lowest market prica, with the various brands of their popular FAMILY SOAPS. Patent Pressed STAR SOAP, No. 1 SOAP, Extra FAMILY SOAP, PALM SOAP, Whick are unsurpassed in their determent nuali. ties by Northern, Western or Southern manufac ture.

nJ I rpHB FOUR LECTURES ENTITLED THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, a delivered at the Hew lork Anatomical Museum, 618 Broadway, Hew A York, can bo had In Hew Orleans at MR. F. KELLER'S. 97 Royal street. Price.

J5c Scat froo by post anywhere. JeJ G. N. MORISON. DRUGS, MEWOINEB.

ETO. ax ouimoy WHOLESALE BBUOQIST, 13 Magazine 8 tree. Having received Hew and Extcnatve Stock of Freak DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHRFTJMSRT, BINGES, POCXET IHSTRUXBHTSi FINS PRESCRIPTION SCALES, ETC SsppietfuDy Inform Apothecariea, Grocers, Planter, Country Dealers, Butlers, aad ethers, that ho la pre pared to supply them with every artida in the Drug lino they may require, oil of the beat quality, ot lower price than they eon bo purchased elsewhere. The following articles are now on hand and eom In In torei 600 omnoo lulphate QUININE. I 100 pound JLUB MASS.

soo CALOMEL, English and American. 100 MERCURIAL OINTMENT. MM Beat Turkey OPIUM. 100 onnoe Sulphate and Acetate MORPHINE. 100 LUNAR CAUSTIC.

barrel ALUM, Lump and Groud. 00 pounds AQUA AMMONIA. 100 SPIRITS NITRR, Dulc I 100 Sulphurio ETHER. 100 CHLOROFORM. 18 barrel COPPBRAS.

I 50 pound CREAM TARTAR. keg BL CARB. SODA. 10 cask SAL SODA. boxe 8ALERATUS.

i 300 pound QUICKSILVER. 10 barrel Roll BRIMSTONE. Flour SULPHUR. h9 pound SENNA LEAVES. 500 GUM ARABIC.

0 Jar Carbonate of AMMONIA KM0 pound ARROW ROOT. 150 ASSAFGSTTDA. 100 Balaam COPAYIA. 1000 BLACK LBAD. 300 GINGER ROOT 600 CAMPHOR.

60 boxe Castile SOAP. 10 gross Copaiva CAPSULES. 600 pound Extract LOGWOOD. 00 Pearl SAGO. too dozen Scotch SNUFF.

100 Maccaboy SNUFF. to keg Refined SALTPETRE. 10 case British LUSTRE. 10 Cooper ISINGLASS tf Eng. Calcined MAGNESIA.

100 pound Carb. MAGNESIA. 1060 Benned BORAX too Calabria LIQUORICE. NJ ENGLISH MUSTARD. 50 gallons Pure BAY RUM.

barrel FLAXSEED. Acid. 10 carboy Sulphuric ACID. 300 pound Nitric 600 MurtaUa 100 Oxalia 100 AoetiO tOO Citric 100 ounce Tannic ACID. too pound Tartario ACID.

Palnta and Oil 10 task English Venetian Bed 10 barrels MINERAL PAIST. 10 SPANISH WHITING, LAMP BLACK, kegs WHITE LEAD, pound PUTTY, In Bladders. CHROafR GREEN. PARIS GREBH. 00 600 CHROME YELLOW Assorted colors.

VARNISHES, I PAINT BRUSHES. I LINSEED OIL. SPIRITS TURPENTINE, HEATS FOOT OIL, Pore, CASTOR In Can and Kegs etc. Glass warov IB.i boxes Assorted VIALS, white and green Glass, Apothecaries' JARS, all sise. 00 boxes WINDOW GLASS, assorted.

Perf nmerfea, etc. 100 docen COLOGNE WATER. 60 HAIR OILS, 100 POMADES, asserted. 100 Extract, for Handkerchief. 6 gros Lowe' Brown WINDSOR SOAP, too dosen Fine SOAPS, assorted, too TOOTH BRUSHES.

HAIR BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES, etc Patent JHedlcInoe, etc Agont for the sale ef the celebrated Washington RotmesUoo CERTAIN CURB FOR SCROFULA, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, RHEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIA, SWELLINGS, STIFF JOINTS HARD LUMPS, SYPHILIS, CC TANEOCB ERUPTIONS, etc Clorlsoa's Celebrated Pectoral Syrup CERTAIN CURB FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION AND INFLUENZA. The moat delightful preparation ever Offered for sale. Dr. Aooraatby'o Detergent.

jTFALLIBLB REMEDY FOR GONORRHEA, THB etc lorUooa Bittern. This la the beat article In the market for DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, BIARRHBA, I FEVER AND AGUE, And other Fevers, 1 MIGHT SWEATS, and GENERAL DEBILITY. On hand all the moat saleable PATENT MEDICINES HOW EN UBS. Ooaatantly on hand Purs PORT and BHSRRY WTJTES, Far Medicinal Purposo. WOLFE'S BCHETDAM SCHNAPPS.

TURNER'S GINGER WINE. DRAKE'S AXD EOfiTXTTSS'8 tot ssie or I g. n. raoRiseitf WHOLESALE DRUGGIST 12 aiagrlne otreoc, oWly owQtUhiU KENT, THOMAE CARTER 103 Poydra Street, New Orleans, Receive order foe F. W.

DEVOE 117 Fnltoa and 44 Ana Streets, New York, Manufacturer and Importer of HITE LEAD, ZINC WHITE, COLORS AND VARNISHES. REFINED PETROLEUM. Free and In bond. Brilliant and other brands, packed in Devoe's Patent Cans, holding five gal lons, and well suited to the Plantation trade. n20 2dp6m MAISON BLANCHE, (White Hoase,) 137.

STREET 157 Messrs. GALLOT It CHAVAHNB, proprietor of that excellent establishment, beg to Inform the public, their friends and their patrons in general, that they have extended their store so as to permit to visitors and consumers to be comfortable. Their BACK SALOON is extensively enlarged and finely decorated. Customers will find in their SAMPLE OR1 all the conveniences, with the choice of the best Liquors and Wine Imported, Such a COGNACS, PORTS, MADEIRA, SHERRY. And of the most Renowned Brand.

Depot of GENUINE HAVANA CItSARS. 028 2dplrh DEW OF THE ALPS, Manufactured by UK1SLIN, UISC'IIOFF Sc GENEVA, SWITZERLAND. This delicious LIQUOR and CORDIAL, the first importation in this country. Hotel keepeis and Family Grocers are respectfully invited to call and examine it. Put up with exquisite taste, exprcss'y for the shelf and show cases.

For sale by the following houses In New Orleans K. J. Hart Co. Barnes, Ward 1c Co. Grieff Byrnes, Biscoe Simms, Tate Wheelock, Eaton st Barstow, S.

D. Moody it Baruett k. Shepard, Isaacson. Siexas it Co. Fatjo, Marks 1c Co.

A. D. Grieff At e. Bid well, Payne st Tobey St Bra Schneider St Zuberbier, H. Stumborg Co.

G. N. Morrison, O. W. urban k.

Block Britton. Griffin St Porch. nil 2dp TO THE PU11LIC. The citizens of New Orleans are earnestly requested to send to the rooms of the LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA, (Bible House, 163 Camp street, gifts fur the Fair, which will commence on MONDAY, November 26th, for the benefit of Southern Widows and Orphans. These gifts, whatever be their value, will be labeled with the names of the donors, and thus exposed for sale at the Fair.

Contributors are respectfully invited to visit the Fair, and see that their donations are applied to the purpose to which they are destined. n2 MRS. N. T. BARTLETT, President, 130KER HITTERS, For sale by all prominent GROCE3S, WINE MERCHANTS AXD DRUGGISTS, And wholesale only by L.

FUNKE, Jr. Sole Agent, n6 2m Liberty street, New York. S. II. PEARCE 353 roadway.

New York. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS, OILED SILK, IMITATION OILED SILK, CHINA SILK. PALM LEAF FANS, BTC. nl5 6m II CHAR THE CniBM. 5 OLD LEVEBSTREBT 5 Opposite the Post Office, Where the best Old Hennessey and Sazarac BRANDIES are constantly kept on hand, nil 1m 8.

F. Ml'NROK. Proprietor. MODES MODES. Mr.

CLEMENIB GUEBIN most respectfully informs the Ladies, particularly those who have for 6o long a time honored her with their patronage, that she has iust returned with a niazniheent as sortment of NOVELTIES and LINEXS for Ladies and Children. Her entire stock, chosen from the best houses of Pari, is worthy in every respect of the well known reputation for good taste and elegance of the GUERIX HOUSB, now at No. 159 Canal street, between Bourbon and Dauphine streets, up Lairs. nl5 2dplm BLANK BOOKS" AND STATIONERY! BT E. R.

WAGENER, 6S CAMP 6S Between the Picayune and Time Office. The new stock of BLANK BOOKS of every description, and STATIONoRT of all kinds, for Merohants, Office and Steamboat purposes, made expressly for this market, I am offering now for ale, at price that will give satisfaction to all in need of such articles. Sl6 3m2dp B. R. WAGENER.

E.A.TYLER, 113 Canal Next Royal, New Orleans, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Watch Trimmings, Diamonds, fine Jewelry, Silverware, Plated ware. Spectacles, Opera Glasses, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Bronze aud Parian Goods, etc. Our goods are aU of the best quality. All our Diamond work isot our own manufacture. Gold Pens in gold, silver and gutta percha holders.

Jewelry and Silverware made to order. Diamonds reset. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. o28 lm2dp GRAND OPENING. BUSINESS REORGANIZATION, LION PINSARD, 172 Canal Street 173 Between Barrone and Dryade.

We have the honor to inform our old Customers and Friend that the firm of LION k. ANDRES, having been dissolved by mutual consent, is again organized under the firm title of LION Si PINSARD. We take thi occasion to inform the public that we have just received a new and eomDlete stock of every article in our old line of goods. We particularly invite the Ladle to visit our tore, being convinced that It oners them every thing they may need in Novelties aad Fancy Goods, all selected expressly for them. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS FROM PARIS.

FINE GOODS, Selected with taste, A8 CHEAP AS POSSIBLE. LIST OF THB PRINCIPAL ARTICLES. Articles for Ladles Haberdashery. Lace Work, Trimming, Ribbon, Buttons, Linen Drapery, Laces, Embroidery, Woolen Stuffs, Gloves, Perfumes, Brushes, Fancy Articles, Buckle. Clasps, Heedle, Jewelry of Pure Gold, of imitation, and for Mournine Para 6oLu dd Umbrellas.

Articles for Oentlemen i Shirt all linen, and part linen and cotton Shirt Collars, Cravats, Scarfs, Under Shirts, Vests, Drawers Socks, Handkerchiefs, cambric, linen and Bilk; Wrappers. Fancy Articles. PortemonnAiea Kid Glove, genuine Jouvin Gloves, guaranteed a such. Shirt Sleeve Buttons, in gold aad imitation. Canes, Umbrellas, Shirt Collars, of the latest fashion.

ALSO, ARTICLES FOB SMOKERS. Fancy Articles of every kind. Fine Jewelry. Diamonds. Perfumery direct importation from Paris.

The Trade supplied ou the most liberal terms. n4 lmltlBtp PABIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1SS67. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS. Exhibitor of article of manufacture or produce of this State, for which application for space has been made through my agency, and for which space has been allotted by the U. S.

Agency at New York, are hereby respectfully requested to prepare all articles for shipment on or before the first day of DECEMBER next, as I am expecting a requisition from the U. Agency to have them forwarded by that time. New Orleans, Nov. 7, 1666. EDWARD GOTTHEIL, La.

State Commissioner, nTTf Paris Universal Exhibition. FINE GUNS FINE GUNS. The undersigned Agents of C. F. MANTON, C.

V. BURKE, WM. CHANCE and other makers of FINE LONDON GUNS AND FOWLING PIECBS, Beg to advise the reception of a very large and complete assortment of REAL FINE CHAIN, SILVER S1KEL, LAMINATED STEEL, FINB WIRE, FIXE STUBB DAMASCUS, AN1 STCBB TWUjTS. In addition, we have received a complete assortment of medium pri vkelv finished, warranted Guns, and through our triends in England, we are prepared to exerute orders lor any quantity and all inakt of Guns. Also.

Agents tor LKMAN fine Kentucky Rifles; a compute assortment in store and for Hale on favorable terms. McLEAN OLIVIER, Ol! 3m 80 Canal street. TIIK MARINE RAILWAY, NASSAU, New Providence, Bahniuas. Is Carl now ready to take out Vessels and repair, also furnish SPARS, RIGGING, BAILS, ETC. TUB PRICES ARE MODERATE.

rt lm JOHN S. HOWELL, Manager. JEFFERSON ft RADAZ, AUCTIONEERS, COMMERCIAL BROKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS San Antonio, Texan, Respectfully solicit consignments, for auction oi private Bale. Their Warehouses are the safest and mo6t extensive in the city. au9 dltWtim cV DOOLEY, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS CINCINNATI.

STATIONARY AXD PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE CIRCULAR SAW MILLR, with simultaneous and Independent Wrought Iron Head Blocks. ECLIPSB SH1NGLB MACHINES, WOOD WORKING MACHINERIJ CORN MILLS, MILL GEARING AND SHAFTING WROUGHT IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS, 8TEAM COCKS Ac. GIFFARD INJECTOR, OIL WELL MACHINERY! STEAM FIRE ENGINES. Applicant for Descriptive Circular will specify the machinery they need. Je2ff66 ly J.

F. PEREZ, WHOLESALE DEALER Iff DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. No. 7 Bank Place, Second Door from Gravier street. NEW ORLEANS.

07 66 ly F. RIMAILHO ESPENAN! IMPORTERS, No. 45 Chart res Street. Just Tf ceived from Europe a large assortment of choice articles which we offer to city and country dealers at exceptional prices, such as LADIES' SILK CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, CLOAKS DRESSES, and ORNAMENTS, SILK A NO JET TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, CLl'NY and VALBXCIENNBS LACKS, RIBBONS, BELT BUCKLES and CLASPS; FBBXCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN HOSIERY FANCY WOOLEN GOODS, IVORY. SHELL and BUFFALO COMBS, CORSETS, CHEMISF.S.

SHIRTS, CRAVATS, GLOVES SILK and COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS, NAPKINS and TABLB CLOTHS, SILK PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, PERFIMBRIES, THREAD, CORDS, BINDINGS, And a general assortmer ot FANCY GOODS. F. RIMAILHO fc ESPBNAN, o3o Inr No. 45 Chartres street. Mew Orleans.

IMPORTERS, DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS. R. W. HOLBROOK, United States Internal Revenue Inspector For the first division, bounded by CanaL Julia, the River and Rampart street. Orders left at offlee of the PICAYUNE, 66 Camp street offise of Dr.

JAMES READY, Assessor In ternal Revenue, No. 4 Customhouse, will meet with prompt attention. e2 Jdptf C. a of It In G. GREAT CLEARING SALE Of WINTER DRESS GOODS.

M. R. HAGGERTY, 133 Canal Street 133 Respectfully announces that on MONDAY, Nov, 6th, he will commence a clearing ale of all Winter Drees Gjods, SILKS, CASHMERES, MERINOS, DELAINES, TAMTSB CLOTH. BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS, VELVETS, CASHMERE SHAWLS, etc etc, etc. And everything consisting of DRESS GOODS in SILK and WOOL.

The attention of close cash buyers is respectfully Invited. nt tdptf DOUGLAS, Engraver and Lithographer. CAMP STREET. 10. .10 VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS engraved In the most elegant manner.

Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton, Bills Lading. Checls, Invoice and Circular Letters, eta, lithographed. Seals, Cancelling Stamps, Door Plate, etc. Initials Embossed on Paper and Envelopes with out eh a rge for die. nil tflt2dp THE COSMOPOLITAN.

F. A. ABBOT, 68 Wall street, New York, win receive Subscription and Advertisement for THB COSMOPOLITAN, a Napoleon Johnson Derby newspaper, published in London. Paris and New York. Price, postage included.

Five Dollars (in gold) a year. ol4 2dptf SCROFULA, OR KING'S EVIL, Is a constitutional disease a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid become vitiated, weak and poor. Being ia the circulation, it pervade the hole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously caused mercurial disease, low living, disordered or unhealthy food. Impure air, fiKh and filthy habits, the depress ng vices, and, above all, by the venereal Infection.

Whatever be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitution, descending "from parent to children unto the third and fouth generation in deed, it seems to be the rod of Him who say, 11 1 will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon the! 3 children. One quarter of all onr people are scrofulous; the! persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse It from the system we must renovate the blood by aa alterative medicine, and invigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we supply in AYER'S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for this everywhere pro vailing and fatal maiady. It is combined from the most active remedials that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorde from the blood and the rescue of the system from its destructive consequence.

Hence it should be employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those other affections which arise from it, such as Eruptive and Skin Diseases, St. Anthony's Fire Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Blains and Eoils, Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debiil ity, and, indeed, all complaints arising from vitia ted or impure blood. The popular belief in "impurity of the blood" is founded in truth, for Scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this SARSAPARILLA is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which sound health is impossible in contaminated constitution. Ayer'a Aaie Care, For the speedy care of Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole cla8 of diseases originating in biliary derangement, caused by the malaria of miasmatio countries.

We are enabled here to offer the community a remkdy which, while it eure the above complaints with certainty, is still perfectly harmless any quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts where these afflicting disorders prevail. This Cure expels the miasmatic poison of Fever and Ague from the system and prevents the development, of the disease if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for th: chtfs of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of everybody: and in bilious districts, where Fever and Ague prevails, everybody should have it and use it freely both for cure and protection.

A great superiority of thi remedy over any other ever diseovered for the speedy and eertaih cure of Intermittents is that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effect whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy a if they had never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatio. poison. A great variety ef disor ders arise from it irritation, among which 'are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind ness.

Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal pltation. Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterica, Paiii in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when origin ating in this canse, put on the intermittent typo or become periodical. Thi Cure expel the poison from, the blood and consequently eure them all alike. It is an Invaluable protection to immigrants and persons traveling or temporarily residing in the malarious district. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to the Infection, that will be excreted from the system and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease.

Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and fow will ever suffer from Intermittents if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords. "Prepared ul old by Dr. J. CATER it LoweU, Masa. E.

J. HART it CO. Nsw Orleans, Wholesale Agent, and all Deader. mh7 '66 ly WedFrSo 1. DUWD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO.

110 POYDRAS STREET. New Orleans. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN MENTS OF COTTON OTHER PRODUCE, to i my friends, Spofford, Tileston New York, Grimshaw fc LiverpooL 6m PIANOS I PIANOS I A E. BLACKJIAR, 167 CANAL STREET, Has just received another supply of the celebrated Piano mad by R. Nunna, (formerly Sunns Clark, whose instrument have been in the highest estimation tor over forty years, and which, by the addition ef late improvements, are now without equals in purity, brilliancy and evenness tone.

In durability, and In exquisite beauty of fisish. The manufacturer's guarantee fox fly years given with every Piano. A. E. BLACKMAR, of Only Sonthera Agent.

USE LALLEMAND'S SPECIFIC) For Rhenmatlan, Goat axWI Neotralflau is not a snack medietas. It Is the best remedy existence. Hundred are certifying to that fat For sale by Druggists generally 3 JOHN H. BLOOD, General Agent, St. Loni Mo.

B. MORISON, Magasine street, khll 68 lj Wholesale Agent, New Orleans a F. VAN BENTHUY8EN A GO. lai CANAL STREET 141 NERC'IIANTS WUOSl THE COUNTRY Who are visiting the city to purchase DRY GOODS, Will find it to thsir interest to 'call and look through ou Second, Third and Fourth floor, a wo are OFFBRING GREAT INDUCEMENTS To BUYERS THAT CAN PAV CASH, Or Can give abort CITT ACCEPTANCE. Our stock comprise everything iu FANCY AND STAPLE DKESS GOODS, AU adapted to a Grat clas city trade.

Below we enumerate part of our stock: DRESS SILKS comprising all description of FANCY DRESS SILKS, Colored and Black MOIRE "ANTIQUE. Lyon Black TAFFETAS, Lyou Black GROS GRAINS Black GROS DU RHIBT Plain Colored Lyons TAFFETAS, Plain Colored POULT DE SOIE. Plain Colors GROS D'AFRIQUR, Rich BROCADE and SILKS, SMALL CHECK SILKS, ETO. WOOLEN DRESS GOODS. They exhibit In a great variety, embracing Plain and Printed Merino and Cashmere.

Plain and Printed Mousselino de Lalnea, Plain and Plaid French and Irish Poplins, Black Bombazine, Tamise and Challie. Brocbe Rep and Poplin, Foil de Chevre and Wool Plaids, Black aad Colored Alpacas snd Mohairs, Paramatta and Coburgs, etc. etc, All the CLOAKS AND ClUCULAU we exhibit this year were MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY for our own sales, and are copied srssa the Last Parisian Style. comprising all the NOVELTIES, at much LOWER TRICES than similar gaimcnU of foreign manafao ture can be offered. We take particular pleasure in calling attention to our VERY LARGE STOCK of HOSIERY, from the fact that it comprise A BETTER ASSORTMENT of this department of Dry Good than exhibited in any other one establishment In the country.

It contains all descriptions of English, German and American Hosiery For LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN and in connection with this stock ws offer Glove. Undercannentn and Other Vmrm Dishing Good, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, A LARGE STOCK OF, SQUARE AND LONG SHAWLS has just been opened, consisting of all the favorite makes of AMERICAN SHAWLS, with choice selections of FOREIGN NOVBLTIES. HEAVY WOOLEN GOODS, we are largely stocked In. A prominent feature of thi department Is oar EXTBNSIVB STOCK OF BLANKETS, comprising the bestSmakes of BED BLANKETS. BERTH BLANKETS and PLANTATION BLANKETS.

Also plain, White Gray, Red and Yellow Twilled, White; Red, Bine and Gray Flannel. Wnite Shaker and Welsh Flannel, Plain Opera Flannel In all color, Plaid and Salisbury Printed Flannel, Silk Warp, Cotton Warp and Oauze Flannels, Heavy Wool Plaid td Linaeys, Plain Black Cloth and Caatimeres, Fancy Cagsimere for Men and Boys, Jean and Tweeds, Kerseys and Linseys, etc, etc The Large Stock of LINEN GOODS, which is a distinguishing feature of this house during the spring and summer trade, ha not boon neglected. Our line of Shirting Linens, Table Linens, Toweling, Sheeting, Diaper, etc, etc, is very complete. While devoting great care and attention to secure at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, the most complete stock of FOREIGN DRY GOODS ever exhibited in this city, wo have not neglected to put in store as full a Use of AMERICAN COTTON GOODS we ever before offered. It embraces aU the choice brands of Bleached and Brown COTTONS, Plain and Twilled OeSABURGS, STRIPES aad PLAIDS, DENIMS and TICKINGS, White and Brown DRILLS, CHECKS, LINENS and PAPER CAMBRH and a very Urge hue of PRIKTS at TUT LOW PRICES.

it to name, without parties We have only ps our large Wrtment of ii HITK GOODS, KMBBOIDERIKS and LACE GOODS. varibty goods, zephyr worsted goods, HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, STEAMBOAT DRY GOODS, ETC, ETC F. VAS BKJfTHCYSEB It 97 Idp 3ut Ul OeaAl Street..

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