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EDUCATIONAL.
|VOUNG Ladies' ACADEMY,
Undeess
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINESI
Two Miles below New Orleans

This Insaituton, which the iunSStsnts of Louisian
the sS:o e, STATE. have Indy With shsi
recommendatson to be introduced to public notice
Education pursued by the Tut0resses ths Kstabsh
Ms.a! Edo object constantly kept
and the forming of their hearts to virtue
cleanliness and polite manners They are never SUIT
esed to 60 beyond the reach Of watchful but mate
Zion of norals and the willing observance Of the rules
the menbsrs Of this SomIunity aye excsivey
no interference is used the Of religion bat
t.
Of heath o the scholars Il:
peculiarly attentive to the food given 70 tho pup
are That none be given but such as whole
distributed throughout the day. that neither the
mind NOR the body of tho students their ap
sttenaed by one Of the Ladies' ard timely notice is given
.%sss hand ss
1ition;The system Of instruction embraces the FOL
objects: The English and French Languages
arithmetic Geography the Use of the Globes
English and F,snoS srnsSre ths aisens Of
tronomy. Plain and Fancy Needle work. The Elements
70 those young ladies parents desire a.
hoard and T. Iuisian per annum $780, payable quar-
Day scholars per snnum $780, payable quarterly in
Entrance f for Inc Inc Ha snsc.,
No deduction L made for those who withdrawn be
lore the end OF the quarter.
EXTRA CHARGES.
stationery ana the Use Of Maps and Globes per
1a. s5 ps T.s CT Musical
%9raTing including Paper and Pencils per month.
Expenses for the Bathing Season .. Cd
BY oa %
.staDnshment at moderate prices. se26 I'm
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MEDICAL ADvERTIsEHERrs.

This Invaluable production Ia the rsset Of many yea
kfappicafion, 10 by income 70 che uropsistSr
sst niends BY whose advice he has n induced
sTu %ess ppeIss ya1t This Bitter
49, rUAACh TONIC - stimulating pgepaxat1on a
never SSs sse heais and gaiatsbe
son aen na since been their
h on own ctizens Thsir aoknewiedxed szseisnos
rs hsig give them prefer ens60ver Bstsss which
onS save the distant proprietor -
FMS wonderful tiva anc. a ~. 49,.
sxore tae public a. Tonic tie quantity sold hss besa
expectation. and every Instance eiven -
chs and saf: sSs. For spep. general dshility
, Of the bewes foysr and agas spd al chol
III n THESE Btters will be foas,d tnvalaabe @
wn0 desire '!mulatng tonic and are pazsicaissy
20 al persons travsline BY land nd ~
aotever introduced 1t has beoouN stsndard ertioia
~ Y the best and purest Tonic offered As fo.;c snd
'oroAai IL mas NO equal among oeqpnachios.
!, TRY BEFORE PU6CHAsING
W w1u De gratuitoua IF NOT 6atisfsctory n to4h cc
u@er and dealer, the money ysfrndcd 'A 49,
Sau ~ jSJcnmidt q Zei@Nr, John L ADAM 4 On
HIM e. chs%boTs Z ssd6ezy, Bloom O, A.I
80 SStamoerg q Co Bloom, shropshire Bsus Eesc.
generally. .s" ~"e o'sssts .
JAS. W. PRICE q ca AZ
s.ao Sm sole PrOprtotOrB,
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BISHOPS AT a TABLE D'HoTE.-The Ro.
4 imam correspondent of the Northern Star
Belfast, gives the following sketch ina lat.
letter of what~he saw at table d'hofe in
the Eternal City. ..~
"There is feature connected with this
particular table dhote which is deserving of
mention. 1t is true to say that nearly every
aanat'onaiity iii the episcopal order was re-
presented at it. The Bench of Irish Bishops
was largely represented. The dignifed
form of the venerated Archbishop of Ar
3magh is near to that of the " Lion of the
Fold of Judah" the great Archbishop of the
IBIS manly brow seems to be- wrinkled with
the burrows of an anxious solicitude for the
fortunes of his dear old country.
American Bishops are there too.
Amongst them is the Archbishop of New
York, bearing, as ever, all the Distinguish
ling marks of the polished gentleman and
ripe scholar. The Irish BISHOPS freouent-
ing this table d'hote are worthy their pI1lce|
bin that sanity line of confessors who have
ever shown like the brightest diamond jpI
the casket of the Church. Spanish Blshopsl
are there also-worthy of more peaceful
country. French Bishops, no longer i'm
bued with impressions of e6ete Gallican-|
and German Bishops. too /
and have sometimes seen some of tbel
Oriental Bishops, whose eyes are more IA
lniliar with the cedars of Lebanon or theI
shore of Galilee than with the varieties OIL
. table d'hOte. This galaxy of EpiscopalH
was to be seen in this sale al
Manager to which have endeavored to di-
rect your attention.
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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Doom
STEAM FAcToHY.-Tbe proprietor OF this factory MIR
Ge'rge fuIres we'll known this community moi on i,
"T his public spirit aud energy, but the excellence
. All articles which tie manufacturers. Using none hat
the beSt Inat"T's aud what IL well asasnneh pivep
his personal suervso 10 all the details hi. business.
n"h--nnlveiss s'Sfaetun ia given all do bust
iiere with 3D.. fuIHen, His prices are be ond ,aI
prtttsn will be tY inspecting partIa, st o,
4rf:ces ~;h CURES ahneNed WHICH will De- iornd ju
srOIheT coinn.u.
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRPH
Corner St Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.

The s thsoughous this estabshmsn.
@
the same for al. In short everything tends to pro
ladies ntrusted @o.hsry care anu 'A'
On both Knslith and FFench1 al the branches Of Know
taught BY Of respective Countries 50 a. e in
'o The eo acSspi re1n Ssa Go:..
and distribution Of premiums, to which parents ara In
Education s here the object of special attention and
Governing those placed under their charge
to Anculcats PRINCIPLES Of solid piety. require
Bay st. Where the
Of st. Louis have afourishing academy.
TERMS,
10 be paid in advance, follows:
IWn asSingg' psT three months --..a,ssa oo|
Entrance. ............. no ID
Music Lessons and use of 1nstrument "a O.
1Singing Lessons Q eol
Pastel Oil painting according to the number of pupils
Needle work in all is Varieties golden embroidery
artcial flowers is taught to the boardes without
sf s5ps ss,s1,
leans Or If more convenient spRly s s9 .o.,.
- CLASS oRNAMEN1AL WORK.
Tie Sisters Of St. Joseph win open the First
ss oTs5s
Hsnaag sp re- ee oS|sss. OF THE NJ
This Literary Institution. incorporated by State
ssytsF build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes
recreation that from the arrival of the pupils 7
A. M till their departure ut p M, they constantly
secluded and supernten
. The course Of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
Astronomy, Natural and Mental Pbifoso
ply, with the addition of bookkeeping the usua
Branches; also the German language.
Students not admitted, unless they know now til
read and write. |E
The moral and religious training students 10 the
lead. ng objects of the inst tors. =
Every month report is sent parents stating COL
tuct, progress, rank in class and attendance
The academical year begins on the first Monday
October, and ends about the 31st ofJuly.
TERMS: 49,
collegiate Course, payable in ADVANCE and In UnJ.es
States currency, two months, $40.
Course. SIS fe20 ~
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Bad company is like a nail driven into a
post, which, after the first or second hlnw,
'nay be drawn out with little difficulty; but
being once driven mp to the head, the pin
|cers cannot take hold to draw it out.
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ST. JOSEPH'S URsULINE ACADEMY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES.
SPgINeFiELp ILLINOIS,
formerly Of Charleston. South Carolina)

This Institution is adapted every respect for an OK
3teusive and first class Boarding SCHOOL, location /,
and retired The building is conmodous has
10y furnaces.
the Ursnines being for the last centuries
3nzs as of Tho best qualified for the formation am
Education Of youth 1t s almost useless to add here @
VIII be left Indone to fmpar to the pupils
thorough education in the highest of the vor
mot alone instructng the intellect but with MATERNAL
care, guiding and training the heart
In of tho condition of the South
people, these ladies offer Southern pupils every
sdva;ntage Of Board BED Bedding Washing Tuition
Drawing, Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing foil
$500 per snnHm.
For full particulars and prospectus address the
uperiotess, at Springfield, Illinois, Rev. VIM. 81
Murphy. S. j., New Orleans.
api7 tt NJ. b. BRADY, is Union street
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II I@aMl HALLS
II v1lvEcETABLE SlCiuAN
Il I'll HAIR
-RENEWzR.
1t win positively
RES TORE GRAY HAIR.
~ Yrrs opyxYss,., -,

Il ~ Will positively ~
RESTORE GRAY HAIR,
TO ITs ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t Keeps the Hair from Falling Out.
is the best Dressing in the world making HGeess
3stif, braisby Hair healthy soft and glossy.
s-R. p. HAIL & CO.
Nashua, N. H., ProprietorA
For sale by all druggists sas ~
lnR. d. BLy'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL -
~ LEGS AND ARMS. EvD-~aS
The anatomical Leg has side motion nj tho ny
nhS same as the natural one, and
Itains alt the iatest improvements in Artificial
legs. It is recommended bN the bsst sur. n
In America being superior all otbers In use
Each Log guaranteed for FIVE years with perfect at
In lifting, or SALE Old style Leg of ary
pattern from SIo0 70 &C Arms. with patent shouidex
g1ving Hfeke appearance, with partial ~
full finger motion. All kinds Of Artificial Limbs n.
on short notice and on reasonable terms.
BEND Tor descriptive pamphlet It contains valuable
rnformation ard Is sent free Address.
LEWIS LOCKWOOD Manufacturer
seso ~ 80 Camp street. New Orleans. La
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OASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Broihers.

This institution transferred the city of New Or
to the capacious, airy and thoroughly adapteo
6nldtngs hitherto known tho Pass Christan Hotol
FULLY realizing the aims which controlled tho Of re-
moya has reached an enviabe standard Of educational
usefnlness while BY unsurpassed advantages iooa
sue. hcontinues to hold every guaranty for the
pny cal moral and development OF the stu
dents committed to the Brothers care.
The range Of Studies carried by experienced
Faculty Includes q Preparatory Commercial aud Cole
gate course literary and ON the
First Monday of October, in year. and ending on
the First Of August next ensuing In Wow however oil
during vacations Offering desirable opportunity to pa
and guardians of anticipating the Of he
cademt to year and entering their and urinr
the recess In such event. the uatricuates, while en
ing wholesome exercise in the bracing oil
Gulf coast wall be admitted to all the advantages Oh
TWO months preparatory studes-a large gan-the bet
er to MT them for meeting at once, che requirements
athe regular course.
The terms rated moderate Of prices
|s warranted by the times.
y
Payments for term Of five months invariably advance
Board Washing. Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee. 70 be paid only. .......A -. iI
Vacation Mt College, with preparatory studes, from
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-Piano per term of five months. n
Violin, (strings furnished). ....-........ I'd
Flute, or any other wind instrument. -...... y
Information may be obtained Mt ST. Mary's College
corner Foucher and Poeyfare streets New Orleans
for circulars and other particulars, address
BRO. ISAIAH President,
Jyls ~ Pass Christian College,. r
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;. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, 'M1ss1sspu.


Sacred Heart has been in successful operation sinc
1t is beautifully situated tho shores the Bay
an extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
gtng all the advantages Of the breeze bathing
the Summer, is, for the pupils. great Indictment Il
ihealthfnl Amusement The Commercial Course com
;prises all the branches Of good English education.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly
w aSn1nR, per session. 10 on
Bedding per session, Optional. 10 u
Vacation, if spent at the institution. so o.
EXTRA CHANGES:
Piano and Violin per month, each o.
Use OF Piano. per month. ] s.
ciute per mohtn On
Brass instrument per month I u
Spanish and German languages, per month, each.
For further particulars apply to
fe14 tt Director Of the College,
S PRING HILL COLLEGE. tNear Mobile Aiabama.)
This Institution. which was destroyed by fire last
February being now rebuilt, will open its
the 18th Of December next.
The terms for the present session. payable
IN advance in currency are as follows:
Board Tuition, Washing and Stationery. 4270 90
Entrance Fee, first year only -------...-... IS 90
Professor VIII be in New Orleans u take charge of
the students who be entrusted their caro- Thew
viii leave the city the 9th of December at ocock
e. NJ, by the Pontchartrain Railroad. For references
and circulars address the President of College all
Spring HILL the College Of the Immaculate Conception
corner Baronne and Common Streets or p. Poursine
Agent 50 Natchez street. no2l Iy
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|RUPTURE CURED

WIN an experience of more than twelve years prao-
3t,Ge IN the treatment and CURE OF RUPTURE AND
dEhNlA; Will guarantee more perfect relief comfort
and secnri5y, ana more rapid prove than can
Se OBTAINED OF any other person appliance in the
{of time afflicted. Also, $1,000 - NsNA
INsTRUMENTs FOR THE CURE OF EVERY
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMYTy ON
HAND OR MADE TO ORDEK
Call or address. with stamp for circular Dr. T. ST G.
1EyhhRISS ONCE No. 10 st. Charles street up Stairs
New Orieans. Hours from 10 A.. n. Pn les In
3T'RUSSES AND BRACES
The following Highest Premlnms awarded to
L. SPlLLMANN, Manufacturer and Filter
3 Baronne street. ". Orleans ut the Fourth 1us,.n.
State Fair 1870:
Diplomas for Best and most table Tfuss for
both sexes Best ChiIds Truss Beat niilicai Trusss
bcse Truss Fad Best Shoulder Brace Bese assortment
! hs;eaefsc ttaobmeifs =
"a sPiLLMASN. Inventor and Patentse Of Trusse.
WIDOW springs Back Pads. the k Straus
Ca ana examine before purchasing else whers orders
Prom az parts VIII receive prompt eftentian. iel2 3m
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GIANT vINCENTS COLLEGE.
CAFE GIRARpEAu, MISSOURI

This conducted by the Priests Of the Con
|gregation of the Mission St. Vincent OF Paul IL
located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo, and one hundred and fifty miles below 81
Louis. ~ ~
College buildings are large commodious and well
well adapted for healthful exercise
The College Is Of easy Regular daily packets
tonch at Cape Girardcau.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year eos
w flashing, and mending of articles washed ..... q!
fnysicans rec anu Medicines Ill
instrumental Music I'll
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY vERINA, c. M
Or to Rev. THos. J. SMITH G. NJ.
au2S ty st. Joseph's Church. New Orleans
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE HOLY ANGELS.
the Direction of the Sisters Of the holy Gross
Of Rampant end Congress Streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana.
The new Academy Of the Hey Angels, !. situated
quiet and hS.ishy .Gss nc suburbs q th.
In the best style Of modern educational cstabiis6
mcnts commodious and thoroughly ventilated aforps
~ I9e sdvantages winch contribute TO the health
Rnps of all denominations admitted, hut for tn,
ro%stien # order and Regularity NIL Obliged
the Institution.
TUITION:
|Englsh languages, Wig, Reading, Pennanship French
and Enxlish Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
ern Geography use OF tho Globes Prose and Poetical
|Profane) Chronology French and English Literature
|Rhetoric Mythology, Natural Philosophy, chemistry
prwnS PsntiDs Psln and Nee sss
lewOrk, Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers etc
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADvANCE:
month 800 OIL
perquarter g. o
EXTRA CHARGES-oPTIONAL:
Music ON the Piano, per quarter $50 o.
Vocal Music ...........A "a a |
Drawing Drawing .-.---.-.-..9..-. y ai
T. .ay aud Rmsro.'ry: :::::::.::::. e g g.
Stationery :. .................. . o.
Use Of Baths summer season, per quarter. .... I o.
The Glasses commence about theAaddle Of September
md close by the end of July, by examination and
Books eto, may be procured at tho Institution a,
7pis received At any time during the year, and
FoE rtsee sIS aas1 n 81 n an
Academy OF the Holy Angels. au39 Iy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

TIE PETROLEUM IN THE CAUCASUS. - One
OF the most remarkable drpositsof petroleum
known, exists IN the region of the Caucasus.
On the cast coast of the Caspian Sea there
are no less than twenty thousand petroleum
wells. Although they have hern known
for ganera,ions,' it is only within the last
few years that they have been worked Upon
large scale. They are generally of a
slight depth.and are frequently found beside
e,ch other. A new source was recently dis
covered beside an old one which for ccu-
turies has daily produced 34OO pounds
OF petroleum, and which is not in the
slightest degree affected by the vicinity Of
the new sorrce, which daily produces forty
thousand pounds. The American system
has lately been applied to them; the sources
rising from depth of two hundred and
fifty feet; frequently overflow their orifce
and ascend above them in great jets over
the height of fifty to sixty.Gvs feet. 1t is
calculated that the district of the Caucasus
yields annually nineteen million pounds Of
petroleum. and two bundled thousand
pounds of paraiine OF asphalt.
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Owing to the stormy weather last oven
ing there was not 20 large an audience il
attendance atthe theatre - the night be-
fore. The play Of '.I.rah. the Forsaken'
was well rendered in all its parts Mr.. J.
y. Sherry az Rudolpbs had fine emporium.
i'y of displaying his talent and was loudly
applandsd. Asfiue acting a, we have ever
witnessed was that by Mrs. Blake ns Leah.
The scene In which she curses Rudolphe
md tho dying scens at the last were Mnn-
tifllly rendered. Mrs Pike as MadeIsa.
and Mr.. Ferris ss Nathan acted out their
characters trae 10 life.
To-night will b. presented, by request
the charming drama OF Fast Lynne, or
The Elopement." Mr.. ]. +. Sherry will np.
pear as Archibald Carlyle; Mr.. Julia
Blake as Indy Isabel. and the balance of
III" company in the caste. This is one of
the finest dramas ever written, and we hope
. 10 see crowded house to witness IT, The
entertainment will conclude with the very
laughabls farce of "a Kiss in the Dark
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Experiments have been made in Prussia,
at tue suggestion Of the Minfster of War. 20
test the protecting powers of Petroleum
against the ravagss OF moths. The Militia
Wochenhlatt announces the coneiuson at
Which The committee OF inquiry have arrived.
1t is found that impresnaiion with reciif-
ed, natural petroleum. pre-, ents moths from
drl'csiting their eggs in stufls, and is consp-
quantly a protection against rno,h.eaiinr
tut this preservation seems TO be effreinal
only SO long as these clothes or other ol j-cis
distinctly retain the Odor of petroleum, i,
is therefore recommended 10 inclosr
the imprrgnated Articles in tirht-clos-
ing cases or boxes, and to renew the i'm
prnpnatiOn with petroleum every spring, or
perhaps more frequently
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Gold today l2l1S.

The coming CONCERT to be given by the
Ceinmbis Cornct Band promises TO be
grand sffair. Among the novelties to be
introduced will be the s.Auril Chor1,,"
from II Trovatore, 10 which three anvils
will be brought into use. A sidp.split,ing
fare" will also hs playel.. The vocal and
Instrumental part OF the concert will Le
decidedly the finest musical ,leat ever
brought before Petroleum Centre nndienbe
a number OF the hest amateur singers In
the oil regions have volunteered. their ser
vices for the occasion. AZ the concert is
Icing gotten up Tor the benefit ofthe band
Tho object being to enable them to purchase
new uniforms, We hope onr citizens will
give them liberal support
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a story is current nbunt the son who was
born To Mark Smiths our jolly im.dinn
on the 3!sl ui last month. Marx has been
in Huglsut fJr snme mouths pas. bnt he
was dysermineI iha, his hos. though born
on English soil. should be- az ank.e 10 some
degree. and 80 he draped the maternal couch
with the Amelcan flag. TITUS the li.,!r
fellow came into tho world beneath the
glorious fn ids Of he Stars and SlrLcs
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Capt. Won ScheIika aud Lieut.. Won
Ditimar, beth of tie Pruss'an army, and
the latter the inventor of the explosive
known as Dualin. have been giving prac-
teal test OF its qnaliiy at the Hoosac tunnel,
which has proved very successful. The ex-
periments included trials Of its power upon
r'cks. simply placing few ounces on tue
surface aud covering it with dir,.-,lpon
boulder in the open field, the hole being
drilled in the usual way aud tide Duaiin
lightly "tamped' in, aud in the regular
work of the tnnnels at the west md central
shafts. In every instance the explosive did
all that is claimed for il and proved itself u
powerful agent for Lrrsking things. Lieut.
Ditmar brought over with him from Ger.
many, one hundred pounds Of Dualu in
carpet bag, and We are sure he wonld not
have treated nitro.glycerins in that conf
Dental manner. There have alrrady been
numerous fatal accidents from elycprinr, at
the tunnel, and any explosive that will be
equally rffrctunI, and yet safe to handle.
viii he real boon TO the woikmen, il to
no one else
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

A newly married lady IN Chicago COM
planned TO her ma, that on her reception
day her card basket was overrun with cir
cnlars from lawyers, announcing terms for
divorce. $50 absurd, you know, ma, be
tore our honeymoon is over" ',True, dear. "
replied ma (who had been twice diyoIced)
''bnt I'd put item in SAFE place; you may
lind them very useful in year or two.'
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The mail by the lIammona arrived; all

The mail by the llamnonia arrived; all
tie American stamps were trsutri as worth
less, shd payment Of full postage WAS rrquir.
ed by the Fiench office. L. is well for cor
respondents to bear this in mind They
clnnot. by any amount Of siamps. fully PIE
pay their letters 20 or ihrau,h France
-Four cents prepaid is all that is necessary
or OF any avail upon French letters via
England, and ten cents on letters direct to
France. II is better to pay four Cen S
only.